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Unic Press UK: President Muhammadu Buhari returned to his home country Nigeria on Saturday after spending a hundred and five days' in the United Kingdom on medical grounds.
Buhari, who arrived London, UK, on the 7th day of May 2017, on a medical leave, was treated for an unspecified ailment. All calls that he should be open about his state of health did not elicit any concrete disclosure by either Buhari or the Nigerian presidency.
During his stay in the UK, there were several protests in Nigeria and in the UK by Nigerians who felt that the Nigerian President had spent a long time outside the country he was elected to govern.
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'Two faced' Dan Rather rips Republicans for 'vulgarity' of 'Let's Go Brandon' chant; gives Democrats a pass for shouting 'F*** Donald Trump' from the rooftops
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It may not be accurate any more to define Dan Rather as a leftist in journalist's clothing since the ex-CBS News anchor — who turned in his notepad in disgrace after infamously using unverified documents in a 2004 report on then-President George W. Bush's National Guard service — seemingly has shuffled off all semblance of non-bias.
With the rise of the "Let's Go Brandon" chant as a comical way of raining down F-bomb criticism on President Joe Biden without actually using profanity, Rather apparently couldn't take the insult any more.
At the moment, leftist keyboard warriors are foaming at the mouth as they call for the head of a Southwest pilot who dared utter the phrase at the end of a flight — and Rather penned with co-author Elliot Kirschner a Substack essay titled "A Party Embraces Vulgarity."
The shamelessly partisan piece asserts that the "Let's Go Brandon" phrase is "about much more than political passion or anger. It's about weaponizing the vulgar dehumanization of our entire democratic — small d — experiment." Wow. Who knew?
He then leaps to Biden's defense, saying he's "not only a person; he is the President of the United States, whether your tinfoil-shrouded conspiracy brain cares to recognize that fact or not. How many times have we heard Republicans sanctimoniously preach about how Democrats don't 'respect' the office of the presidency for such things as President Obama not saluting properly or wearing a tan suit?"
At this point all fair-minded readers — even if they despise former President Donald Trump — are wondering how Rather will handle the years of profanity-rich anger aimed at Trump by celebrities and everyday folks alike.
Well, allow ol' Dan to oblige:
To be sure, many Democrats have said some form of "F- Donald Trump." There was even a rap song to that effect. We all have a right to free speech. But when Republican elected representatives say "Let's go Brandon" to end a speech on the House floor, like Bill Posey, a Republican from Florida did, or wear a "Let's go Brandon" facemask, like South Carolina Republican Jeff Duncan did, or when Ted Cruz can't get enough of it, something else is going on. This is a movement that has engulfed the party, and party leaders think they can use it to effectively rally their voters. The sad truth is that they are likely right.
Did you catch Rather's one-sentence defense of Democrats who did the same thing Biden-haters are doing now? "We all have a right to free speech." That's it. That's the quote.
Rather fails to mention that John Burton, former chairman of the California Democratic Party, in 2017 ended his term in office by sticking up both middle fingers and saying, "F*** Donald Trump" — to smiles, cheers, and laughter.
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He also fails to mention the infamous words of U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) on her first day in office in 2019: "We're gonna impeach the motherf***er!"
But Rather isn't done demonizing the GOP:
The hypocrisy is stunning. This is the political party that had a Republican candidate for governor of Virginia run an ad featuring a mother (who just happens to be a Republican activist) talk about how her son's apparently innocent sensibilities were offended when he was assigned Toni Morrison's classic novel Beloved in his high school's AP English class. Learning about the horrors of slavery and the Black experience in America? No, we have to protect our youth from that. But having your six your [sic] old hear grown men and women use one of the vilest words in the English language to attack the president at a sporting event? That's apparently patriotic free speech. And a hoot at that.
Rather then says the "Let's Go Brandon" chant "perfectly encapsulates the rot and unseriousness of the Republican party — like the smart-alec in the classroom who adds nothing but juvenile taunts and distractions. And let's be honest, it isn't just this chant. Go back to the T-shirts sold at Trump rallies in 2016 and what they said about Hillary Clinton, or for that matter the merchandise showcased at Trump rallies today."
He also refers to the "Let's Go Brandon" chant as "grotesque" and to Trump — and his base — as "fueled by bigotry, misogyny, sanctimony, privilege, unseriousness, flippancy, and ignorance."
A little experiment
Rather's piece concludes with a paragraph one might argue is sufficiently tone-deaf to allow readers to easily replace "Donald Trump" with "Joe Biden" in the first sentence and "Let's go Brandon?" with "F*** Donald Trump?" in the second-to-last sentence, and making it all ring just a little bit truer:
"This is Donald Trump allowing the basest of human instincts to triumph over reason," the paragraph reads. "It is a party that marches, in almost lockstep, under a banner of misplaced victimhood, of vilifying those who are different, of denying the truth, and having the chutzpah — fueled by privilege — to announce a hateful ignorance to the world with raw vulgarity, or the meekest fig leaf of innuendo. Let's go Brandon? How about let's go America?"
How are folks reacting?
It appears those who regularly read Rather's writing on Substack and on social media are more or less in love with the leftist pundit — and they indeed love his latest shot across the bow.
But others took to Twitter to call out Rather for leaving out inconvenient facts that underscore his own hypocrisy:
"I am an anti-Trump former Republican but mostly conservative. How is [actor Robert] DeNero saying 'F*** Trump' and getting a standing ovation from Hollywood elites different than a bunch of inbred NASCAR fans chanting 'F*** Joe Biden," one commenter wrote. "Isn't it the same thing?"
"Good call Dan; it's not like Democrats spent 4 years saying 'F*** Trump' to anybody who would listen," another user noted. "It's weird, I can't find any articles from you condemning that behavior. It's almost like you're a 2 faced idiot."
"Dan, you are smarter than this," another commenter said. "The rub here is that the MEDIA tried to protect the president by reporting the first F Joe Biden chant as Let's Go Brandon. It was an OBVIOUS whitewash and offensive to ppl in reality. CONs have now used it to emphasize media bias, etc. Take the L."
"That's cute. Hey, remember when the left praised Kathy Griffin for holding up a severed Trump head? Where was your article then? What about respect for the office then?" another user asked. "Lololol what a JOKE of a party you choose to back."
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Suite from Pelléas and Mélisande
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The deeply brooding atmosphere of the symbolist Belgian author Maurice Maeterlinck's play Pelléas et Mélisande has cast its spell on many composers.
Though Debussy's titular work is perhaps the most well known, it was Fauré's incidental music for a production of the drama in London that was the first Pelléas score to be presented to the public.
Fauré composed his Pelléas incidental music in a very short period of time, so rapidly in fact, that he sent it to his pupil Charles Koechlin for orchestration. Koechlin's scoring was for a small orchestra, appropriate for the music's theatrical use.
When Fauré decided to extract three sections of the score to make a concert suite, he re-orchestrated these parts for larger forces. Several years later, the Sicilienne, now probably the best-known of the pieces, was added to the Suite.
Composed: 1898
Orchestration: 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, harp, and strings
First Los Angeles Philharmonic performance: January 21, 1948, Charles Munch conducting
The deeply brooding atmosphere of the symbolist Belgian author Maurice Maeterlinck's play Pelléas et Mélisande has cast its spell on composers as diverse nationalistically, temperamentally, and stylistically as the Frenchmen Debussy and Fauré, the Austrian Schoenberg, the Finn Sibelius, and the Englishman Cyril Scott. Interestingly, it was Gabriel's Fauré's incidental music for a production of the drama in London that was the first Pelléas score to be presented to the public. Although Debussy completed the vocal score of his opera in 1895, the opera was not completed and staged until 1902; Fauré's incidental music, written on commission from the celebrated actress Mrs. Patrick Campbell for a London production of the drama in an English translation, was performed in 1898.
The chronology of the Debussy and Fauré Pélleases is simply a statistic; the works themselves are poles apart. Debussy's music profoundly reflects the infinite shades of subtle symbolism permeating the story and its characters. As incidental music, Fauré's score functions on a much less immediate dramatic level. It must be said, as well, and importantly, that Fauré's muse was a quite different aesthetic creature than that of his generation-younger colleague. A precursor of the Debussian French music labeled Impressionism, Fauré was fastidious, serene, his works characterized by limpid melodies that float on a sea of harmonic elegance, their sails often billowed by modality, an element that conjures a soft, antique ambiance.
Fauré composed the Pelléas incidental music in a very short period of time, so rapidly in fact, that as each piece was finished in short score, he sent it to his pupil Charles Koechlin for orchestration. Koechlin's scoring was for a small orchestra, appropriate for the music's theatrical use. Later, when Fauré decided to extract three sections of the score to make a concert suite, he re-orchestrated these parts for larger forces. Several years later, the Sicilienne, now probably the best-known of the pieces, was added (in Koechlin's original orchestration) to the Suite making it the four-movement work we now know.
The opening Prelude (to Act I of the play) sets a tone of quiet mystery that suffuses the scene with subtle suggestions of the inevitable tragedy surrounding the attraction between Mélisande and Pelléas, her husband Golaud's brother. Following a restrained climax, a horn call announces Golaud's appearance.
In the second movement, Fileuse (the spinner), a most delicate picture of Mélisande at a spinning wheel, is etched as rapid triplet figures in the violins propel the wheel while a solo oboe sings limpidly.
The serenely cool, pastoral Sicilienne sets a solo flute against harp and pizzicato string accompaniment. In the play, the piece introduced the fountain scene where Mélisande loses her wedding ring in the water.
The music for the Suite's final section, used as the prelude to the last act, finds Fauré setting the tragic mood for the death of Mélisande. As in his most affecting songs, the composer remains poised even when plumbing deep emotions.
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Fresno's new Mayor overcame early built-in disadvantages to win. Now, he's prepping for his first 200 days.
Here's a short detail to remember about City Hall: The second hundred days will tell the most.
Let me back up a bit.
Lee Brand is the next mayor of Fresno. But he was still candidate Brand in the early evening of Nov. 8 when he found a moment during his Election Night party to reflect on the past year's journey.
"I remembered when we began to earnestly get prepared back in January and February," Brand told late last week. "There was all that jockeying going on – who's going to run, who's not going to run.
"November was way, way down the road. On Tuesday night I thought, 'How fast it all went. I did all that work. I visited thousands of homes. Did it pay off?'
"And it did pay off."
Brand on Thursday will take his customary seat on the Council Chamber dais. He has represented District 6 (Northeast Fresno) for nearly eight years.
This time, though, he's fresh off a convincing victory over Fresno County Supervisor Henry R. Perea in a memorable mayor's race. It wasn't a landslide – 53.3% to 46.5% so far with provisional and late absentee ballots still to count. Still, a margin of nearly seven percentage points puts the victory into the "convincing" range.
(Full disclosure – I've known both candidates for a long time. I thought either would be make a great mayor. I live in a county island.)
"We executed what I think will go down as one of the best-executed campaigns in Fresno history," Brand said. "Henry had all the advantages. His name ID was double any of the other candidates in the primary, including myself. Yet we found a way to beat him decisively."
The strategy wasn't unique. Brand raised lots of money. He snagged key endorsements (Ashley Swearengin, Sal Quintero, H. Spees and Susan Anderson, to name only a few). He had get-out-the-vote teams working both north and south of Shaw Avenue.
"All cylinders were firing," Brand said. "It took that collective action of a well-executed, well-financed campaign to produce victory on Nov. 8."
But the road to success was built with more than technique.
"We had a better message," Brand said.
How many mayoral debates did we have in the past six or seven months? A dozen? At the very least. It seemed that no news organization, educational institution, business association, social justice collaborative or ethnic/racial alliance throughout Fresno felt itself respectable and respected unless it was able to convince the top three primary candidates (Spees as well as Brand and Perea) or the Big Two finalists to come to their home turf and fight it out over big-city issues.
What were those issues? Cops, firefighters, jobs, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, water, parks, housing, Downtown revitalization.
Fresno is a city of 520,000 people. What else could the top issues be other than the bread-and-butter of municipal government?
Brand said he expects to have a busy first hundred days.
He will present a plan to add another 200 police officers (time frame still to come).
He will redefine the Office of Independent Review. The next police auditor will be full-time and live in Fresno, not some distant port such as Salt Lake City (as does current police auditor Rick Rasmussen, a talented and dedicated public servant whose influence on local civilian-law enforcement affairs has been inevitably weakened by geographic separation).
And a citizens-police advisory board is coming.
"I want to build a bridge of communications between the police department and the citizens," Brand said. "I do believe there is a lot of tension to be talked about. I want to be pre-emptive."
Brand is Fresno's fourth strong mayor. His predecessors – Jim Patterson, Alan Autry, Swearengin – relished the authority and responsibility that go with being chief executive. Brand no doubt will, too.
He is confident in his governing abilities.
"I know the ropes," Brand said. "I know the people. I know how the council works. I believe I have some inherent advantages that somebody from the outside wouldn't have. And I've got a strong agenda."
But moving from the council to the strong mayor's office is crossing the Big Divide. Interests and relationships are reset on both sides. Yes, Brand is a veteran of government. Still, he's about to get a lesson in the wondrous quirks of the separation of powers.
Fresnans are blessed with a front-row seat.
"I don't set the bar low; my expectations are high," Brand said. "I'm confident I can make a difference. I think people will say when I leave office, 'This is a different city.'"
Mayor Brand's first hundred days will take him into mid-April. His second hundred days will take him into his first budget.
That's mayoral Prime Time.
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Fresno points to new Fulton Street being paved with early successes
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2020 NBA Draft scouting report: CJ Elleby
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In advance of the 2020 NBA Draft, Peachtree Hoops is evaluating prospects with a look at what the Atlanta Hawks might be considering from now until the selection process occurs. Dozens of prospects will be profiled in this space and, this time, we examine Washington State wing CJ Elleby.
Despite being a member of a Pac-12 conference featuring some of college basketball's most historic programs, Washington State is not a school known for sending many basketball players to the NBA. The last Cougar to be drafted was Klay Thompson way back in 2011. In fact, there have only been three players total drafted out of Washington State since 1989.
But as is common knowledge, later picks in the NBA draft are the ultimate international manhunt for overlooked talent. No matter the program a prospect attends, if you excel, scouts and organizations will certainly take interest.
CJ Elleby was listed as one of the 105 players in the initial potential combine invites and may just break that very draft streak. Does he have what it takes to join Thompson and the undrafted Aron Baynes as current Cougars in the NBA?
Statistical profile
Elleby had slightly differing freshman and sophomore seasons, in which his shooting efficiency dipped from year one to two in tandem with an uptick in shot volume. He went from 17.1 points on 14.0 shot attempts per 36 minutes in 2018-19 to 19.9 points on 16.8 attempts per 36 minutes in 2019-20, but married that with a minor slide from 53.1 TS% to 51.9 TS%. Across both campaigns, he shot 44.3% from two, 36.7% from three, and 74.9% from the free throw line.
NBA projection
Charles James "CJ" Elleby is a 6'6", 200-pound shooting guard who can space the floor and handle the ball for stretches. He averaged 32.2 minutes per game in 64 contests, and was a major focal point for the Cougars' offense over the last two seasons.
While he possesses a good enough handle to get himself free for shot opportunities, his most projectable offensive skill is his spot up shooting. If he can dial back his overall usage — 28.2% for his career — and become more consistent moving without the ball and finding open areas of the court, he can put that catching-and-shooting skills to great use at the next level.
He is among the best in the country when pulling from deep when the defense isn't yet set in semi-transition, like below.
Elleby was more than just a spot up guy at the collegiate level, however. He kept afloat a poor Washington State offense that ranked 140th and 182nd in adjusted efficiency per Kenpom with his control of the offense.
He used his dribble to navigate into the paint at times and keep defenses from sitting on his jumper. This allowed him to draw contact and get to the line at a decent clip with a career FT/FGA rate of .307. In addition, he finished fairly comfortably with either hand around the rim.
Still, he more often chose to pull up and shoot off his live dribble. He can create space with his crossovers and step backs like in the clip below.
While didn't show a ton playmaking for others, a career mark of 2.73 assists per game undersells his passing ability a bit, as he can whip impressive passes around with either hand. Unfortunately, those passes found the hands of teammates on a sub-.500 team in conference for each of the last two seasons, which helps to explain that gap in production.
Elleby has a great motor on the defensive end. He can be seen constantly on his toes with his head on a swivel and practically dancing around when locked in on defense. He is a willing and productive helper all over the court, ranging from sideline to sideline when needed. For these efforts, he managed to cause a good bit of havoc at 2.3 steals plus blocks per 36 minutes over his career.
First, an example of a steal and finish.
Then, for good measure, a chase down block in transition.
He'll chip in on the boards, as well, using his great activity to pull down 8.4 rebounds per 36 minutes, including 1.6 on the offensive side. For his accomplishments in his sophomore season, Elleby was named to a spot on the 2019-20 All Pac-12 team. All in all, Elleby has shown flashes of all the tools required of a complementary player in the 3-and-D mold at the next level. If the consistency and decision-making can continue to improve, he may surprise some people as a true NBA contributor going forward.
CJ Elleby's shooting numbers dipped in sophomore season, as detailed above, in large part because his shot selection can swing wildly from game to game and even possession to possession. He doesn't do a good job finishing in traffic or shooting while closely contested and can quickly toggle into chucker mode if his shots aren't falling.
Similarly, Elleby is not a particularly good finisher in the paint, shooting just 44.3% on two-point attempts across two seasons. He doesn't possess a floater or a push shot in his arsenal, and generally only looks comfortable pulling up in full jump shot form from anywhere outside the restricted area.
A lot of this can be chalked up to his sub-optimal athleticism when projecting to the NBA level. Elleby doesn't seem to trust that he can alter his shot form when needed. To that end, he also often settles for low percentage mid-range shots off the dribble when ran off the three point line as opposed to continuing downhill.
It's not a huge weakness as he's shown an ability to shoot fairly efficiently when unguarded, but his shot mechanics are less than conventional. Elleby has a funky left handed shot that he launches from over his head and slightly from the right side. His feet aren't always lined up to the basket when he shoots and his legs tend to flare out on the release. Occasionally, he'll put up an awkward attempt off the dribble while fading to one side.
Another drawback is that he's just not a good pick and roll ball handler at a paltry 0.725 PPP — points per possession, per Synergy — on 80 possession in career. NBA teams ask their wings to orchestrate side pick-and-rolls more and more these days, and Elleby didn't quite rise to this task in college.
He's not an overly physical defender, and can get caught deploying a type of matador defense and fail to sacrifice his body for stops.
Again, he largely contributes to the defense with his activity away from the point of attack, especially out near the wings and corners. But he just didn't show much of an ability to lock down skilled players in isolation situations. Certainly these flaws can be mitigated by slotting him into the right system going forward, but again his average at best athleticism will cap his ceiling in that regard.
Possible fit with the Hawks
Elleby profiles as a potential two-way or 3-and-D wing at the NBA level, but it requires a level of squinting in observation. He helped a frankly mediocre 2019-20 Washington State team elevate to a .500 overall record before the premature conclusion of the college basketball season, but will have to transition into a player who can operate without the ball in his hands to find success.
The Hawks have a bevy of young wings due to the significant amounts of draft capital they've invested in acquiring recently. Elleby deserves a fair amount of consideration with the 50th pick in such a weak draft, but the redundancy with the current roster likely pushes the Hawks away from this particular selection. Still, there's hope he can catch on — potentially in the form of a Two-Way contract — with a team in the league, contribute, and just maybe his ridiculous mop top can one day be the darling of NBA Twitter.
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One of the many attractions in Sligo, which draws visitors from all over the world, is the gravestone of Irelands first Nobel Prize winner in literature, William Butler Yeats. As he had wished, he now lays in peace at the Drumcliff churchyard under the awesome sight of Ben Bulben's head.
William ButlerYeats (1865-1939), or W.B. Yeats won his acclaimed award in 1923, but his verses continue to linger on the lips of would be poets. Between the Celtic visions of The Wanderings of Oisin (1889) and the intellectual, often obscure poetry of the 1930s, Yeats produced a tremendous amount of works. Central theme in Yeats's poems is Ireland, its bitter history, folklore, and contemporary public life.
Yeats had a great love of Sligo and his express wish was to be buried under his treasured mountain, Ben Bulben. Drumcliff Cemetery is situated at the foot of the mountain and inscribed on his tombstone is a line from his famous poem Under Ben Bulben which actually tells the world of his wish to be interred there. He died in Menton, in France, in 1939 and was buried there. But his remains were re-interred as per his wishes to Drumcliff in 1948 and the last lines of the poem Under Ben Bulben are inscribed on the tombstone.
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School-Based Health Centers are aligned with the major concern of schools: academic achievement. The Lowell High and Stoklosa Middle School-Based Health Centers services include physical exams, sport physicals, immunizations, age-appropriate health screenings, preventive education and counseling, referrals to specialty services, sick visits, management of acute and chronic problems, and mental health services.
Family medicine physicians are trained in all major medical areas. They diagnose and treat a full range of health concerns in patients of all ages. Primary medical services offered at Adult and Pediatric Medicine are also available at Family Medicine. Family Medicine differs from Adult and Pediatric Medicine because your entire family can consult Family Medicine physicians.
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One of the nation's first fully integrated East Meets West health care facilities, Metta Health Center focuses on Lowell's Southeast Asian and other refugee populations. "Metta" means loving kindness in the Buddhist Pali language. Services include primary medical care for all ages using a family medicine model, chronic disease management, nutrition counseling, mental health services, traditional healing advice, acupuncture, massage therapy, social services, meditation, health education and referrals.
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Call for papers Energy for life extended deadline Glocalism
"Glocalism", a peer-reviewed, open-access and cross-disciplinary journal is currently accepting manuscripts for publication. We welcome studies in any field, with or without a comparative approach, which address both the practical effects and theoretical import. All articles should be sent to: p.bassetti@globusetlocus.org, davide.cadeddu@unimi.it
Articles can be in any language and of a length chosen by the author, while the abstract and keywords must be in English.
Papers deadline extended to: 15 May 2014. This issue is scheduled to appear in end-June. Website: www.glocalismjournal.net
Direction Committee: Arjun Appadurai (New York University); Zygmunt Bauman (University of Leeds); Seyla Benhabib (Yale University); Sabino Cassese (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa); Manuel Castells (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Barcelona); Fred Dallmayr (University of Notre Dame); David Held (Durham University); Robert J. Holton (Trinity College Dublin); Alberto Martinelli (Università degli Studi di Milano); Anthony McGrew (University of Southampton); Alberto Quadrio Curzio (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano); Roland Robertson (University of Aberdeen); Saskia Sassen (Columbia University); Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak (Columbia University).
This issue's topic
FEEDING THE PLANET: ENERGY FOR LIFE
(Abstract) Reflecting on existence can, in actual fact, open us up to new areas of meaning and political action, especially when we clearly grasp the distance separating basic survival from the satisfaction of purely hedonistic demands. Positioned within this broad and infinite range of conditions, life shows its full political meaning, which, in current times, increasingly assumes specific bio-political connotations. What is the 'being' (historic and current) and the 'must be' in terms of agriculture, food practices and health education? What are the ideas and actions inspired by the principles of cooperation, environmental sustainability and global justice? What are the forms of living and eating together, which
change with the intensification of human relations? What are the difficulties for the (currently predominant) urban population? What are the changes that refer to cities, and 'global cities', their networks and the surrounding territories? The theme for the 2015 Milan Expo "Feeding the planet: energy for life" suggests these and many other problems. And never before when compared to this global era, each aspect takes on a significance in relation to the whole. While the whole can be only understood when we consider the reticular nature of its many and specific aspects.
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A strong community where all belong and thrive.
To support our diverse community to achieve its goals, and to enhance the strength and resilience of our neighbourhoods.
In 1990, North York Community House ('NYCH') came into existence as a result of a sizable donation from an anonymous benefactor. Over the course of 25 years, this single act of generosity grew into an organization dedicated to assisting newcomers to Toronto in settling and integrating into their community, and to building strong neighbourhoods.
When NYCH's doors first opened, it operated out of a tiny Bathurst Street storefront with a staff of two. As the community changed, NYCH kept pace. In the intervening years, NYCH has grown, moving into several locations and expanding its services. Today, a staff of over 100 conducts services in 50 locations to over 25,000 individuals annually. A few things at NYCH have remained unchanged, things like our commitment to working with individuals in an effort to strengthen communities.
Imagine, all this from a single, anonymous donation.
Metro Councillor for North York-Spadina, Howard Moscoe, received notice of an anonymous donation to be made to his community with the funds to be allocated to a worthwhile community project. The benefactor requested that the project be rooted in the Bathurst-Lawrence area and that the funds be used for capital expenditures. Councillor Moscoe was named to act on the donor's behalf in the determination of the community project.
Metro Councillor Moscoe publicly announced an open process whereby community members had the opportunity to put forward project ideas, and make recommendations for the use of the funds.
A Steering Committee comprised of three community residents and several North York community workers was named by Councillor Moscoe with the mandate to review, study, examine, and evaluate the numerous project proposals.
A press conference was held announcing the joint project proposal for North York, to eventually be known as the North York Community House (NYCH). North York Inter-Agency and Community Council was awarded $900,000.00 from the anonymous donor to be held in trust until such time as the NYCH established itself with a Board of Directors, incorporation status, and charitable status.
A Steering Committee was organized to direct the establishment of the settlement house. The Steering Committee worked to develop objects of incorporation, goals and objectives for the future community house, a mission statement, policies, a constitution and bylaws, and membership criteria.
The existing Steering Committee, with additional members, became NYCH's first Board of Directors and officers were elected.
A location was secured in the Bathurst-Lawrence core of North York, as requested by the benefactor.
NYCH hired two staff persons and opened its doors at 3101 Bathurst Street.
A comprehensive needs assessment of southwest North York was conducted. Based on the results of the needs assessments, programs were developed for older adults and domestic workers.
NYCH established English as a Second Language Program with classes in the Bathurst/Lawrence and Trethewey communities.
The first Annual General Meeting was held, electing a 12 person Board of Directors.
English as a Second Language Classes were expanded to the Lotherton community. The senior's program was expanded to include a wider variety of activities.
Programs to serve the Tamil, Vietnamese and Spanish-speaking communities were developed. The community space at 505 Lawrence was leased for seniors programming. Community offices were opened in Joyce Public School and Trethewey.
NYCH became a United Way member.
NYCH, in collaboration with other organizations serving newcomers, co-ordinated seventeen settlement workshops for Vietnamese, Chinese, Tamil and Spanish-speaking newcomers.
"The House Special", North York Community House's own newsletter was initiated.
North York Community House moved its main site from Bathurst and Lawrence to larger premises at 1200 Lawrence West (Lawrence and Caledonia). North York Community House passed a comprehensive Anti-Discrimination Policy and Procedures.
North York Community House developed a new vision and set of program priorities and, as a result, developed new programs and services including a resource centre and after-school tutoring program for children.
North York Community House provided leadership to develop and obtain funding for an innovative partnership model to provide tutoring and settlement services to the Latin American community in southwest North York.
Through funding provided by the Ministry of Citizenship, Culture & Recreation, NYCH expanded its settlement services to the Tamil community.
NYCH received funding from United Way to further develop its programs for children aged 0-6 and their parents. A parent child drop-in program was developed.
Through funding from Citizenship and Immigration Canada, NYCH played a leadership role in the Settlement and Education Project in Toronto (SEPT) and provided settlement services to newcomers in 7 schools.
NYCH provided 5 English classes at a variety of different levels.
NYCH further expanded its children's and family programs to include a wide range of programs for children and their families.
Through funding from United Way, NYCH instituted community kitchen groups to help newcomer women settle.
NYCH celebrated its 10th Anniversary at its Annual General Meeting in June.
NYCH moved to its current location at Lawrence Square Mall at Lawrence Ave. and the Allen Expressway.
NYCH continued to expand its children's and family programs to provide March break and full-time summer programs for newcomer parents.
NYCH initiated the Newcomer Connection Program, a pilot project which trains immigrant women to reach out to newcomer families.
With funding from the Trillium Foundation and the City of Toronto, NYCH expanded its women's programs to provide a variety of women's groups and further develop the Newcomer Connection program.
NYCH initiated a partnership project with organizations and residents to develop and carry out programs for children, youth and women in the Trethewey and Martha Eatonway neighbourhoods. This project received 3 year funding from the United Way of Greater Toronto, as part of their Strong Neighbourhoods, Healthy City strategy.
Through a partnership between Macaulay Child Development Centre and the Early Years Centres, NYCH opened three new early years' programs for parents and their children aged 0-6.
In 2004 NYCH's settlement program in the schools (SEPT) program expanded to serve schools in the Rexdale community and to offer settlement workers in 25 different schools.
NYCH's women's programs and family program expanded to provide programs in additional languages and in new neighbourhoods.
The Community on the Move partnership project in Trethewey community is having a major impact on the community. With funding from United Way and a partnership between agencies and community residents, a variety of exciting children's, youth and women's programs are being offered.
NYCH's Newcomer Connection program was chosen by the Toronto Community Foundation as a Vital Idea and awarded a grant.
NYCH's women's and family programs provided new programs for the Vietnamese and Somali communities.
NYCH's Community on the Move partnership project in the Trethewey community expanded to include the Success in Schools project, which helps young people succeed in high school and plan for their future.
NYCH launched the Newcomer Connection film, which tells the story of the experience of three Newcomer Connection participants. With ongoing funding from United Way, the Newcomer Connection program expanded its training.
NYCH piloted the Get Moving! Program to support newcomer women and their families to become more involved in healthy physical activities.
NYCH community kitchen programs expanded to include more groups focused on food security issues.
NYCH was selected by United Way to initiate the Action for Neighbourhood Change (ANC) project. This project provides intensive community development support on the Lotherton/Caledonia neighbourhood.
NYCH's SEPT program expanded to include 38 schools.
The new Library Settlement program was initiated at Yorkwoods library.
NYCH partnered with two other North York organizations to expand our community development activities and integrate community development across NYCH.
NYCH's Newcomer Connection program is awarded the Ontario Trillium Foundation's 25th Anniversary award.
Additional activities and initiatives were begun in Lotherton, including the new Lotherton summer camp.
The Get Moving! Program was expanded to provide a wider range of activities and serve more adults and children through a three year grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
NYCH received additional funding from Citizenship and Immigration Canada to implement the new Host and the Youth Mobile Settlement programs.
Action for Neighbourhood Change moved into its community offices in the heart of the Lotherton community.
NYCH's digital storytelling program began with the training of the settlement in the schools workers.
A new community and leadership engagement training program was implemented.
The NOW (Newcomer Orientation Week) program began in four SEPT schools to introduce newcomer students to Toronto's high schools.
In developing its strategic plan, NYCH held over 30 focus groups with community members, program participants and staff.
Get Moving! After-school programs began in three neighbourhoods.
The Digital Storytelling project was piloted at Kipling Collegiate Institute.
NYCH moved into the Jane Street hub as an anchor tenant and began to develop women's programs for the community. Youth programs in Trethewey wound down.
NYCH began its new 5-year strategic plan.
The digital storytelling program was expanding to include additional locations.
A business plan for a catering social purpose enterprise was developed and Delightfully Yours catering began.
A new program model was developed for the SEPT program in order to serve more newcomers and more schools.
The financial literacy program for women and youth began.
A new communications plan, including the use of social media, was developed.
NYCH's first fundraising benefit, "Journeys of New Canadians" was held at the Shamba space and raised $16,000.
Delightfully Yours Catering was awarded the Toronto Enterprise Fund business plan award for 2012 and the Culinary Employment Training program began.
The Lotherton community continued its revitalization through Action for Neighbourhood Change with several new initiatives including the Village Bloggurls and Girls' Mentoring program, the launch of the new basketball court, and the Family Fruit Tree project.
Lotherton's community garden and fruit tree project is a finalist for a City of Toronto Live Green award.
NYCH moved into the Bathurst-Finch Hub as anchoring partner and expanded its services in the Bathurst Finch community.
NYCH's Welcome to the Circle anti-violence program in Lawrence Heights was awarded the Mayor's Community Safety award.
NYCH partnered with a group of volunteers to initiate ShareThanksgiving.
NYCH released its report "DIY: Immigrant Entrepreneurs are Doing it for Themselves" report which was a result of a year of participatory research with immigrant entrepreneurs and community organizations.
The Stepping Stones to Leadership program to support and mentor newcomer volunteers began operation.
Action for Neighbourhood Change is awarded the North York Urban Heroes Award in community.
NYCH led the initiation of the Toronto Settlement Collaborative to identify and pilot new models to serve newcomers.
NYCH participated in the Resiliency Pilot project to build resiliency in organizations serving newcomers.
NYCH celebrated its 25th Anniversary, looking forward to many more years in the community.
NYCH developed a new strategic plan, building on the Theory of Change which focuses its work in the three progressive impact areas of Settle, Thrive and Lead. Staff participated in the development of action plans for NYCH's key program areas (including youth, settlement, language, community development and healthy living, among others).
With the arrival of families affected by the crisis in Syria, NYCH hired Settlement Workers to provide support specific to the Syrian community. These staff members were able to meet with clients across several different locations, helping them through the unique challenges involved in starting a new life in Canada.
and supporting senior caregivers who are at high risk for social isolation due to language and cultural barriers.
NYCH integrated financial coaching (which helps people to change their behaviour around finances) into existing settlement services - with significant support from Prosper Canada.


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Q: How to make vEthernet (Default Switch) appear in Network Connections of Control Panel again? In my Windows 11 machine I do not see the vEthernet (Default Switch) shown in the Network Connections of the Control Center (Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections) or Settings (Network & internet > Advanced network settings > Network adapters). I only see some others:
Control Center Network adapter view
If I list the interfaces with Power Shell, I do see the NIC (here index 23):
PS> Get-NetAdapter

Name                      InterfaceDescription                    ifIndex Status
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Ethernet                  Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (4) I219-V      19 Disconnected
vEthernet (Default Swi... Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter             23 Up
Bluetooth Network Conn... Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Netw...      11 Disconnected
Wi-Fi                     Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265           4 Up

It also works fine in Hyper-V such that I get Internet access in my virtual machines.
Also if I create new switches in the Hyper-v manager, the switches appear in the Control Center.
Since it is very comfortable to see properties and the like in the control center I would like to have the vEthernet (Default Switch) appear there again. It once upon a time also was there, I don't know why its not shown anymore.
I tried de-installing all Windows features that use the vEthernet (Default Switch) (WSL, Container, Sandbox, Hyper-v). vEthernet (Default Switch) did disappear also from Get-NetAdapter. The After reinstalling Hyper-V the vEthernet (Default Switch) is still missing in the Control Center.
Any idea of what I could do to get the vEthernet (Default Switch) back visible?

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Stinchcombe argues the opposite Arthur L. Stinchcombe is a professor emeritus of sociology at Northwestern University.
Stinchcombe argues the opposite. When a plan is designed to correct itself and keep up with the reality it is meant to govern, it can be remarkably successful. He points out a wide range of examples where this is the case, including architectural blueprints, immigration law, the construction of common law by appeals courts, Fannie Mae's secondary mortgage market, and scientific paradigms and programs. Arthur L. He is the author of the award-winning booksConstructing Social Theories and Information and Organization.
Request PDF On Mar 1, 2004, Frank Dobbin and others published When Formality Works: Authority and Abstraction . International Organisations and the Law of Treaties. By Catherine Brölmann. Oxford, Portland OR: Hart Publishing, 2007.
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Functionalism is alive and well in When Formality Works.
When Formality Works: Authority and Abstraction in Law and Organizations by Arthur L. Stinchcombe. American Journal of Sociology 109, no. 5: 1244–1246. Functionalism is alive and well in When Formality Works. Stinchcombe's avowed goal is to sketch the factors that make formalization-rules, blue-prints, and citation practices-effective. Rules have a bad rap among sociologists, who see legal systems, bureaucracies, and corporate hand-books as evil means of denying power to the downtrodden. Stinchcombe identifies three characteristics
Functionalism is alive and well in When Formality Works. Stinchcombe identifies three characteristics. First, formalization must be based on abstractions that are useful representations of the problems and solutions in question-that achieve cognitive adequacy. If abstractions do not map well to real situations, they will not be useful guides to action. Second, formalization must be communicable. It helps if rules are transparent, and if they are written in the lingua franca of those subject to them (lawyerese for lawyers, physicsese for physicists).
When formality works. authority and abstraction in law and organizations. by Arthur L. Abstraction, Formalities (Law), Legal authorities, Sociological jurisprudence. Published 2001 by University of Chicago Press in Chicago. Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-201) and index.
Stinchcombe, Arthur L. 2001. When formality works: Authority and abstraction in law and organizations. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Max Weber and the idea of economic sociology. Princeton: Princeton University Press. The case for an economic sociology of law.
An ambitious new work by a well-respected sociologist, Information and Organizations provides a bold perspective . Constructing Social Theories.
An ambitious new work by a well-respected sociologist, Information and Organizations provides a bold perspective of the dynamics of organizations.
Arthur L. Stinchcombe, When Formality Works. Authority and Abstraction in Law and Organizations (Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2001). Governing a Technological Society (London, The Athlone Press, 2001). 18. A recurrent theme in the work of Laurent Thevenot: Laurent Thevenot, Jugement ordinaire et jugement de droit, Annales ESC, 6, 1992, pp. 1279-99; L'autorite a l'epreuve de la critique.
Jean Piaget, 1896-1980 Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist, whose original training was in the natural sciences, spent much of his career studying the psychological development of children, largely at the Institut . Rousseau at the University of Geneva, but also at home, with his own children as subjects.
In this innovative exploration of the concept of formality, or governing by abstraction, Arthur Stinchcombe breathes new life into an idea that scholars have all but ignored in recent years. We have come to assume that governing our social activities by advance planning—by creating abstract descriptions of what ought to happen and adjusting these descriptions as situations change—is not as efficient and responsive as dealing directly with the real substance of the situation at hand. Stinchcombe argues the opposite. When a plan is designed to correct itself and keep up with the reality it is meant to govern, it can be remarkably successful. He points out a wide range of examples where this is the case, including architectural blueprints, immigration law, the construction of common law by appeals courts, Fannie Mae's secondary mortgage market, and scientific paradigms and programs.Arguing that formality has been misconceived as consisting mainly of its defects, Stinchcombe shows how formality, at its best, can serve us much better than ritual obedience to poorly laid plans or a romantic appeal to "real life."
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2019: Bafarawa, Shagari, Kwabo re-union shapes PDP, Tambuwal's re-election
November 29, 2018 Procyon News News 0
Aminu Tambuwal
By Ado Hassan, Sokoto
THOUGH, politics especially in Nigeria has a conventional way of springing surprises even at the last minute. No one had predicted nor thought certain permutations could brighten Peoples Democratic Party's(PDP) support fortunes in Sokoto state as its unfolding.
Hence, for the first time in pursuit of common political fortunes to ensure the Peoples
Attahiru Dalhatu Bafarawa
Democratic Party( PDP) successful reclaim Sokoto state for the second time, former Governor Attahiru Bafarawa and former deputy Governor and one time Minister for Water Resources, Mukhtari Shagari were sighted on Tuesday to be fully involved on same page to actively rally support for the party to form government come 2019 in the state and centre.
The two political front weights coming in euphoria, were at the inauguration of Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal's state campaign committees for his re-election bid where Alhaji Mukhtari Bello Maigona got appointed the Director General with Engineer Bello Suleiman as main committee chairman.
Mukhtar Shagari
However, the duo had at the primaries of the party ahead of the 2015 polls went separate ways, an aftermath that trailed the outcome of the exercise where Shagari ran deficit of the overwhelming votes of delegates that favoured then guber candidate, Ambassador Abdallah Wali.
Also, was the presence of Alhaji Umarun Kwabo A.A a close and reliable political confidant and ally of Bafarawa who had for some time parted ways with the former governor to join the All Progressives Congress(APC) after leaving Democratic Peoples Party(DPP) for failure to win the state governorship election in 2012 against then Governor Aliyu Wamakko after a fiercely contested re-run.
The re-union of the trio and political stalwarts on the PDP platform may be a tough wall to break for the opposition All Progressives Congress(APC) in the state under the dogged leadership of former Governor and Northern Senators Forum(NSF) Chairman, Senator Aliyu Wamakko.
The stakes are high and thick to give up by either side. It's a running battle for power between perceived strength of popularity(Wamakko) on one side and incumbency influence of Tambuwal on the other.
At the inauguration, Tambuwal said the party was fast strengthening its popularity ahead of forming government at both state and federal levels.
Tambuwal while inaugurating the committee at the conference hall of the newly commissioned International Conference Centre, Sokoto said the party would through the various sub-committees would engage in campaigns to every nook and cranny to persuade and attract people's support for the party ahead of 2019 polls.
According to Tambuwal" PDP remain a platform for people with focus, resilience and accommodating.
" Our party is an all inclusive platform for both young, old, youth and women."
The governor however, seized the space to dispel rumour going round he was on a 40 day leave.
" I have not embarked on any leave. I am in Sokoto with you. I am not going anywhere.
" I want all and sundry to know that my life and survival are in the hands and control of God", he stated.
Also speaking, former Governor Attahiru Dalhatu Bafarawa noted that the massive support being enjoyed by PDP in the state was a reflection and result of Tambuwal's untiring efforts.
Bafarawa who contested the party's presidential ticket along side Tambuwal said the party would continue to move from strength to strength adding" we have no other dependable platform and overwhelming support of large followership than in PDP.
" I urge every one of us in the state to be committed to our 2019 dreams and rally support for Tambuwal and his running mate as well our presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar for victory."
Earlier, Alhaji Ibrahim Milgoma, state PDP chairman observed with joy the large crowd of followers describing it as a good omen for the party's candidates at all levels.
" We are resilient towards our dream of emerging victorious", he pointed out.
Meanwhile, those in attendance include Deputy Governor Mannir Dan Iya, former deputy Governor, Mukhtari Shagari, Alhaji Ummaru Kwabo A.A, the state SSG, party leaders, members of the state executive council among numerous others.
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Q: numba exception when run from inside IDE (VS2015) I have visual studio 2015 with PTVS, tested with both Anaconda Python 3.4 and 3.5 (64 bit).
I get an exception immediately when the the script imports numba, this is a minimal example:
import numba

The exception is:
dictionary changed size during iteration

The exception originates from
envs\python3.5\Lib\site-packages\numba\config.py line 169

It appears that only inside VS the following code gives an error, note that it iterates over locals() and is updating globals()
for name, value in locals().items():
        if name.isupper():
            globals()[name] = value

Running the script from the Interactive window, in NVidia's Visual Profiler, jupyter notebook/command line interpreter works just fine so I suspect it must be something related to visual studio.
When I compare the contents of sys.modules between environments I find that visual studio imports some additional modules when debugging
'visualstudio_py_debugger',
'visualstudio_py_repl',
'visualstudio_py_util'

Otherwise no differences between the environments. Also, scripts without numba don't throw any exceptions when importing them to VS. How can I fix this?

A: Outside of a function locals() and globals() refer to the same datastructure. Python does not allow changing a datastructure that is being iterated over.
This has been fixed in the library in this commit
https://github.com/numba/numba/commit/e50ab6ee4d95192d364cccced36cf0889860d023


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Konnie Huq supports eighth annual Where's Wally? fun run at the Olympic Park
In an Olympic year, the Where's Wally? fun run will be going to the iconic Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the first time, and children's author and former Blue Peter presenter Konnie Huq is joining the fun!
On 15 March 2020, the home of the London Olympics will see hundreds of runners, families and book lovers dressed up as the popular children's book character Wally all running, jogging or walking to raise money for the National Literacy Trust.
What's more, families will also be able to meet Konnie, who is supporting the fun run this year. She will be at the Olympic Park on race day to cheer on all the fantastic runners and sign copies of her debut children's book Cookie and the Most Annoying Boy in the World.
Supported by Walker Books, publishers of Where's Wally?, the event is a fun day out for the whole family and includes a 5k or 10k run, and a 1k version for kids under 12.
Find out more and register for the 2020 Where's Wally? fun run now.
"What a fun and fab way to incorporate both exercise and reading - I can't wait to see and cheer on all the 'Wallys' running! It'll be a vision in stripes!"
Konnie Huq, author of Cookie and the Most Annoying Boy in the World


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The Matter of Time
The Matter of Time allows the viewer to perceive the evolution of the artist's sculptural forms, from the relative simplicity of a double ellipse to the complexity of a spiral. The last two pieces of this sculpture are created from sections of toruses and spheres that produce different effects on the movement and perception of the viewer. These are unexpectedly transformed as the visitor walks through and around them, creating an unforgettable, dizzying feeling of space in motion. The entire room is part of the sculptural field. As he has done in other sculptures composed of many pieces, the artist has arranged the works deliberately in order to move the viewer through them and through the space surrounding them. The layout of the works along the gallery creates corridors with different, always unexpected proportions (wide, narrow, long, compressed, high, low). The installation also includes a progression in time. On the one hand, there is the chronological time that it takes to walk through and observe it from beginning to end. On the other, there is the time during which the viewer experiences the fragments of visual and physical memory, which are combined and re-experienced.
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Step inside Richard Serra's The Matter of Time (1994–2005), explore this installation from a unique perspective, and observe the evolution of Serra's sculptural forms.
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Slay 5 Shadeback Ravagers and the Shadeback Thornmother.
Shame about Skizzik's aviary. That's where Percy came from. Skizzik wasn't interested in the "runts" after he started breeding the big ones full-time.
To be honest, I never liked those monstrous things.
At Shadowglade for  The Kaliri Whisperer, after looting Skizzik of the Worn Gavel, his corpse offers this quest. Pick up and complete  Ikky's Egg and pick up  Baby Bird before heading out.
Head just south to start killing ravagers and looting ravager grubs. Turn in Baby Bird, then head northeast into Shadowglade proper to reach Ishaal's Hut. Quaff the Elixir of Shadows just outside the hut to make Talonpriest Ishaal appear. See the Last of the Talonpriests article for more info. Don't bother turning in until getting sent back after completing the next two quest hubs.


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Today, Let me tell you how to uninstall Office 2016 for Mac. As we all know, installing applications on our Mac computer is actually easy. However, trying to uninstall them may sound easy but actually, they are not.
One of the applications that we tend to install on our Mac computer is the Office 2016 as this kind of applications are one of the useful applications that we use especially if you are a using your Mac for business purposes and school projects. Since there are updated Microsoft Office that has been released then that is the time that we delete the old ones that we have on our computer.
Here, we have gathered some ways on how you can possibly completely uninstall Microsoft office on mac without leaving any other files behind so just go on and keep on reading this article.
We do this for us to get more storage space and to clean up our Mac computer. If you are wondering about how you can actually completely uninstall Microsoft office on mac, then you have come to the right place. Below are some options on how you can do this for you to be able to install a new Office on your Mac and for you to free up space as well. Yes, it is true that you can remove apps on your Mac by moving the application to your trash.
However, if you do this, there are a lot of files that will be left behind like software caches and some other files that are associated with the application that you are trying to remove from your Mac. Also, removing an application that you no longer need will give you the benefit of having more of your storage space and as well as having a better performance of your Mac PC.
As we all know, installing apps on your Mac computer is very easy, however, it is a bit complex when it comes to uninstalling them together with the files that they create with them. Good thing we have a software that you can use for you of how to completely uninstall Microsoft office on mac. This tool is the iMaMyc-PowerMyMac (Mac Uninstaller).
How Does iMyMac-PowerMyMac Work and How Does It Help You?
At some point, you may find a hard time uninstalling apps on your Mac computer and notice that it is way different than trying to remove an app on a Windows PC because some applications on Mac are really stubborn and they are hard to remove or uninstall.
However, because of the iMyMac-PowerMyMac program, it will give you an easy way for you to uninstall the applications that you want to get rid of on your Mac. And by removing those unwanted applications on your Mac PC, you will be able to save more of your disk space and speed up your Mac as well.
Sometimes, there are instances that you download a lot of applications on your Mac and through time, you will not be needing some of them anymore and the only thing that you want to do is to remove them from your Mac PC.
Most people would just drag the application and move them to their trash bin and thought that it was the right way on how you remove an application on your Mac but this is really wrong.
Keep in mind that once you just dragged the application to your trash you will be leaving a lot of files that are connected to the app that you just removed like the system cache, app preferences, saved states, and some other files.
Now, what the iMyMac-PowerMyMac do is to remove the application from your Mac PC together will all the files that are associated with it leaving you no marks of that specific application.
You will also be able to preview all of those files first so that you can select which files should go and not. Totally amazing, right?
How to Use the iMyMac-PowerMyMac (Mac Uninstaller)?
Now, here is a quick guide on how you can use the iMyMac-PowerMyMac's Uninstaller for you to completely remove your Office 2016 from your Mac PC.
Of course, the very first thing that you need to do is to download the iMyMac-PowerMyMac and install it on your Mac PC. You can download the iMyMac-PowerMyMac from our official website, https://www.imymac.com/.
After installing the iMyMac-PowerMyMac on your Mac PC, go ahead and launch the software. On the main interface, select the module "ToolKitr" located on the top side of your screen. Then, select "Uninstaller".
After choosing the module Mac Installer from the main interface of the program, go ahead and click on the "Scan" button.
Once you have clicked on that, the iMyMac-PowerMyMac will then start scanning all your applications automatically.
Once the scanning process is complete, you will then be able to see on your screen all the software that in your Mac PC by pressing the "View" button. All you have to do is to locate and choose the Office 2016 application from the list shown on your screen.
Once you have selected all the application of the Office 2016, go ahead and hit on the "Clean" button and then confirm the action by clicking on the "Confirm" button shown on the pop-up box that will appear on your screen.
The iMyMac-PowerMyMac will then remove all those unneeded applications that you chose and will give you more storage space for your new applications that you are planning to download. This is will also help you speed up your Mac PC.
Powerful Uninstall - the iMyMac-PowerMyMac's Uninstaller will quickly and efficiently scan all the software that you have on your Mac PC.
Efficient - The program will be able to efficiently delete all the unwanted and unneeded apps on you Mac together with all the files that are associated with the chosen application.
Selectively - The program will be able to show you the result of the scanning process. It will show you the size, date, time, and other details attached to software that was scanned by the program.
You will also have the privilege to view or the items and then choose the files that you would want to delete from those files that you want to remain on your Mac.
Free to Try - You will also have the privilege to try the Mac cleaner with 500MB. Because of this, you will be able to clean up your Mac for free and will let you experience the powerful feature of the program.
We do this because we want you to make sure that the iMyMac-PowerMyMac will do all the job that you need to be done in terms of cleaning your Mac and more.
The iMyMac-PowerMyMac program also has other things that can help you in optimizing your Mac PC like cleaning all unwanted files, finding duplicate files and folders, and more. The iMyMac-PowerMyMac program is very easy to use as what has been mentioned above., All you need to do is to download the software on your computer, launch it, scan all the software that you have installed on your Mac and then uninstall it.
One thing that the iMyMac-PowerMyMac program is able to do is that it will allow you to preview every file that you are going or deciding to remove from your Mac for you to make sure that you are removing the file or application that you want. This is for you to make sure that you have the right data you want to remove and you can choose the files that you want to keep on your Mac computer.
If you want to completely uninstall Microsoft office on mac like your Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook, then all you need to do is to follow the simple guides indicated below.
However, for you to do this, you must be able to sign in as an administrator on your Mac and provide a name and a password.
Step 2: Command and then click for you to be able to choose all the Office 2016 applications.
For you to be able to remove all of your files from your user library folder, what you need to do first is to set the Finder View options.
# 2: Go to the Finder menu located at the top and then click on the "View" button and then click "as List". After that, go ahead and click on the "View" button and then choose "Show View Options"
# 3: Once you are in the View Options dialog box, choose "Show Library Folder" and then click on the Save button.
# 4: Go back to your Finder and then launch Library and choose Containers. After that, Ctrl + click all the folders and then choose Move To Trash. However, not all these folders can be found.
# 5: After that, go ahead and click on the back arrow for you to go back to the previous page which is the Library folder. Once you are back on your Library folder, go ahead and launch Group Containers. After that Ctrl + click each of the folders below if they are present and then Move To Trash.
NOTE: Your outlook data will be deleted once you move the folders that are listed above. Make sure that you back them up before trying to move them to your trash.
* 1: If you have included any of the Office 2016 tools on your dock, go ahead and click each tool by pressing Ctrl + click them and then choose Options then click Remove from Dock.
* 2: Once that you have removed all tools from your dock, go ahead and restart your Mac for you to completely uninstall it.
We totally know the concept that installing apps on your Mac is very easy but uninstalling them will take you more time to do it. This is because apps on your Mac PC are really stubborn and it is than those applications that Windows users have. We know the idea is that it is not just moving your application to your trash that will remove those apps completely from your Mac PC.
This is because it has a big possibility that it will leave any files associated with that particular app. These are all the reason why we have iMyMac-PowerMyMac's Uninstaller.
This amazing program will be able to help you completely uninstall Microsoft office on mac or even all the apps that you do not need anymore. This program is the safest, quickest, and the most efficient program that you can use for you to be able to delete those unneeded apps that are installed on your Mac PC.
The iMyMac-PowerMyMac's Uninstaller does not only remove the app that you no longer use but it will also delete all the files that are associated with that application. This is also the best way on how you can free up some of your storage space so that you will be able to install other apps that you really need.
Removing apps completely from your Mac PC will also improve your Mac PC's performance. Have this program installed on your PC and you will surely not regret anything.