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India Recognises Importance of Universal Vaccination in Stemming Spread of Covid-19: Sitharaman at IMF
Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2022 on February 1 in a paperless format
The union finance minister also emphasised the importance of a multilateral approach to combat climate change ahead of COP26, which is to be held at Glasgow in Scotland, next month.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday that India recognises the importance of universal vaccination in stemming the spread of the coronavirus, and that the stark differences in vaccination coverage of low-income countries and advanced countries is of concern. Sitharaman made the remarks while speaking at the Plenary Meeting of the International Monetary and Financial Committee of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) here.
"@FinMinIndia FM Smt. @nsitharaman conveyed that India recognises the importance of #universalvaccination in stemming the spread of the virus and that the stark differences in #vaccinationcoverage of low- income countries and advanced countries is of concern," the Finance Ministry tweeted.
She emphasised the importance of the multilateral approach to combat climate change and stressed that it is important to recognise the formidable challenges faced by developing countries in getting access to affordable financing and technology, the ministry said.
Her remarks on climate came ahead of the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26, to be held in Glasgow, Scotland, next month. "FM Smt. @nsitharaman stated that the #IMF should provide necessary policy and capacity support to low-income countries for effective use of the #SpecialDrawingRights (#SDR) allotted recently," it said. She further urged that the advanced economies which have large reserves of SDRs should help the needy countries by voluntarily deploying their SDR holdings, the ministry added.
FM Smt. @nsitharaman stated that the #IMF should provide necessary policy and capacity support to low-income countries for effective use of the #SpecialDrawingRights (#SDR) allotted recently. (4/5)— Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) October 14, 2021
Sitharaman is currently in the American capital to attend the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. On the sidelines of these events, she has been meeting a host of top American CEOs with footprints in India and who have shown interest in seizing the investment opportunities in the country.
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Anybody else really excited about Guardians of the Galaxy coming out this week?
In honor of the occasion, Bruce and I collaborated on another library logo mashup! I'll be the first to admit that I leaned heavier on the comics material as my source, but with a little movie mixed in as well. Bruce was my "could you look at this?" consultant and we talked through many-an-issue (usually color-related). I must give Bruce full credit for doing the entire logo (he saw me struggling and had mercy). He's awesome like that.
Like the superhero and Sherlock logos before these – feel free to use these. Many people have written seeking permission to use those for avatars, library brochures, stickers, etc. Please know that I'm totally cool with all of that. I actually get a HUGE kick/ego boost when I see a stranger use one of my logos. And I LOVE getting random emails from people showing me what they did with them (hint hint).
As I mentioned in my earlier summer reading post, the library has been absolutely crazy-busy this summer. I'm beyond tickled and hope we can keep up this momentum.
Speaking of craziness – that's the other aspect of the CSLP theme that we're using for our summer programming: the mad scientist.
How brilliantly brilliant is that?!
When we have time (bwahahaaa-snort ::sigh::), and there's a parent/child using this photo op, we've been asking if we may take a picture and post it on our Kids' Corner website. So far everyone has enthusiastically said yes. This has been a fun way to hopefully help drive traffic to our site.
And a HUGE thank you goes to Mary who has beautifully assembled around 300 booklets so far this summer. We try and get people to preregister for these so that we know how many to make, but we usually get an unforeseen number "walk-ins." In the first week alone we've had over 50 parents sign up on-the-spot (usually multiple kids) – so it can be a bit hectic in the booklet-making department. Next year we're going to try to bribing people with a bonus coupon if they preregister.
There's a lot of other things going on (or have happened) at the library that I've been looking forward to sharing, but again, the drain of summer workdays leaves me not wanting to revisit work stuff when at home. Hopefully, as the summer progresses, I'll get back into a rhythm and start catching y'all up on everything that we've done and accomplished!
Until then, have a crazy-awesome summer!
The push leading into our Summer Reading Program and then the first week of our programming have been insane. The craziest thing is that we have had a 117% increase in daily attendance from the previous year. It's been awesome, but exhausting. Needless to say, I've been coming home and pretty much collapsing each evening. I'm wildly proud of my team for handling this so well, but it hasn't led to me wanting to write about work on my blog. So I just let myself decompress to the point of feeling motivated again, and that seems to have worked: here I am!
We decided to focus on robots for our overall summer theme. That decision was made months ago when we were trying to think of what we wanted our decor's big focal piece to be. A giant robot seemed the most doable and impactful. That quickly followed with having robots in the front windows. And then the rest of our robotic theme fell into place quite quickly.
Here's a collage of our big robot on which both Brittany and I worked. I shopped for random household items at a local hardware store, and Brittany assembled everything into the robot. After a few random things either rolled-up (electrical tape) and/or fell off (one leg), Brittany and I figured out some fixes and then she did some fantastic final touches using metallic pastels.
We really wanted it to have the look that a very industrious child had put the robot together, and I think that we succeeded. I think that I need to point out several things that didn't translate in my photos. All of the bright squiggly things (like the hair/eyebrows and in the chest panel) are pipe cleaners. Also, the robot's teeth is made of a piece of glossy paper that has been lightly folded vertically so it looks like teeth. Finally, the "on/off" switch is on the back side of the robot.
Last year, parents seemed to have had the greatest reaction to our paper tree. This year, the kids have had wonderful reactions to our robot. It's really been great.
We all agreed that they look like an awesome mashup of Wall-E and Yo Gabba Gabba! I should point out (again, this didn't translate in my photos) that all of the paint that isn't white is metallic. They are very striking in person.
And there's nothing wrong with Boom – I wanted to show you the one request that I had with Mary's robots: that they have a ledger-sized holes in the middle of their chests. Last year I had a giant window game that the kids loved – for about two weeks. After that, the game was old since it didn't change. This year I wanted a way to change out the games, activities, or whatever, whenever we had time to do so (I'm guessing we'll switch them every-other week).
In our window display I opted to have us extend what we do on top of our picture book bookcases: fill the display with books to be shelved from our return cart. I can't even tell you how grateful I am that I made this call. Our page was on vacation this past week, and this really helped us keep up with shelving.
I also used these cute robots from Dabbles & Babbles to create our scavenger hunt for the month. I made them bigger and tried my best not to hide them in a sneaky manner – and yet, we still stump some kids (and parents). Next month we're veering away from a traditional scavenger hunt, and will be a "how many can you find" game. This will keep us from having to give hints (hooray!).
Have fun – and I hope that your summer programs are kicking robo-booty too!
If you haven't read The Bloggess' The Traveling Red Dress, then stop what you're doing and check it out before continuing.
Here's the thing – I had a mega "red dress moment" during the past few hellish weeks. It really had nothing to do with me, but was all about Bruce's mother Marti. I was never lucky enough to meet this incredible woman (someone recently called her a "goat-drivin', bear-huggin' space lady!" and they were not wrong. They left out many things including – but not limited to – Jeopardy-writing/playing, house-winning, brilliant and incredibly funny). She passed away suddenly and just as suddenly Bruce and I found ourselves in Arizona attempting to deal with the emotional trauma along with her estate. It was one of the most difficult times of our lives.
That's amazing, isn't it? Yes. Yes it is. It left rather an impression on me.
We looked through a few more pictures and then collapsed from exhaustion.
Early the next morning I took on the task of cleaning out the first floor coat closet that had a crawlspace back under the stairs. It was hot and dark, and I could only see vague outlines of objects. I grabbed at a large bundle that was hanging on a post and began to pull it out into the light, and as I did so I caught a glimpse of red – I assumed that it was part of her holiday decor. But as I emerged from the crawlspace I saw the glitter of sequins and actually gasped with realization: this was her dress. This was that dress from the night before – and it was RED. One of the most vibrantly red gowns I had ever seen in person.
"Oh my God Bruce – look at this! It's the dress! It's THE DRESS!" He didn't remember what I was talking about, and I didn't waste time unwrapping the dress that had been bundled up in plastic while I tried to remind him of the picture. I really was in awe of this woman I had never met, and a whole new understanding of her as a woman dawned on me. This woman seized her days and was vibrant and didn't hide from life. She owned a red dress, completely rocked that red dress, and then preserved that dress for 57 years. This discovery was one of the most amazing moments of my life.
So, cut to about a week later, and we're back home and beginning to try to recover from everything that we had been through. We had shipped as many items as we wanted home, and yes, one of those items was the dress.
I took the dress out of the vacuum sealed bag it had been in for its journey, and fluffed it out. I then somehow managed to squeeze it onto my dress form that I had painted purple a few years back (have I ever mentioned my forever love of the color combination of red and purple? I have a forever love of the color combination of red and purple). Marti was crazy-petite and I had to do some major smooshing of the dress form wires to get the side zipper zipped.
Finally after some very creative furniture re-arranging, the dress took up a place of prominence in our living room. It actually looks like we designed the whole living room around that dress. Bonus points are that Hafukiti LOVES to hide and sleep under that dress (Marti adored cats).
Both Bruce and I marvel at how beautiful it is and how it beautifully fits into our place. We both think that it's a lovely tribute to his lovely mother, and that she'd be amazed that we love her dress as much as she did – and that it reminds us every day to live life to the fullest.


This year's BHUC 2016 was packed with exhibitors, speakers, presenters, visitors and the newly introduced BSDA Bottle Waters Technical workshop.
We were delighted to catch up with some old friends and meet some new ones at our exhibition stand before taking our seats for the first part of the day.
James Dodds, Manging Director of Envireau Water Introduced himself with a warm welcome to all and the day began!
We were entertained by a host of speakers delivering valuable presentations about Public water supplies, managing your borehole, looking at poorly constructed boreholes and keeping headworks above ground level.
We discussed how to do it right and why it matters, pumps and power. Monitoring, risk and that all important protection for yourself, risk from others, sustainability and regulation. This session was ended with a round of Q&A and summary followed by a lovely lunch.
The panel were asked various questions relating to boreholes and how they as contractors felt about the industry at present.
One topic seemed to be of interested to the room and was covered well by Michael, the issue of Borehole Maintenance and care to ensure limited downtime.
Michael explained that BES offers a range of services to suit our clients, one of these is our Borehole Owner Business Continuity Plan.
The benefits of this plan allows the client peace of mind and proof of due diligence for key personnel responsible for the continuous input of water to any production line or facility.
Borehole Engineering Services (BES) will provide a professional Business Continuity Plan that will ensure minimal downtime in the event of a catastrophic failure.
Another Q&A session was offered to the room and James Dodds closed the panel session.
A great day was had by all. We look forward to 2017!
For further Info on any of these topics, visit our website www.drilcorp.com or contact one of our Contracts Managers on 0191 5273970. They will be happy to help.


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Q: Compact linear operator on a separable Hilbert space is approximately of finite dimension $X$ is a separable Hilbert space and $ A\in L(X,X)$ and compact.
I need to prove that $A$ is approximately of finite dimension.

A: Given $\epsilon>0$, let $\mathcal N$ be a finite $\epsilon$-net in $A(B_X)$, where $B_X$  is the closed unit ball of $X$. Let $P$ be the orthogonal projection onto the linear span of $\mathcal{N}$. By construction, $\|Py-y\|\le \epsilon$ for all $y\in A(B_X)$. Hence, $\|PA-A\|\le \epsilon$. Since $PA$ has finite rank and $\epsilon$ was arbitrary, we are done.
As an aside, I prefer "is the norm limit of finite-rank operators" to "is approximately of finite dimension"; the former being more descriptive.

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A quietly profound observation on life, love, and the irrevocable passage of time coupled with a powerhouse performance from the inimitable Isabelle Huppert, THINGS TO COME examines the life of Nathalie at the point where she discovers a shocking revelation that her husband of 25 years is leaving her. Nathalie finds herself adrift, but also with a newfound sense of liberation. With nothing to hold her back, Nathalie sets out to define this new phase of her life and to rediscover herself. **Winner of the Best Director award at the 2016 Berlin International Film Festival.
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15 year-old Camille is a serious, intensely focused girl who has fallen in love with free-spirited Sullivan. But when he leaves her to travel through South America, she is devastated. But as 8 years pass, Camille grows into an independent, self-assured individual with her own life and relationships – that is until Sullivan parachutes right back into her life suddenly. Filled with scenes that showcase her extraordinary ability to evoke depths of emotive intimacy, Mia Hansen-Løve paints first romance into a singular experience, familiar in its broad strokes and yet so specific that it feels uniquely personal.

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Q: Cannot get nodemon/ts-node-dev working on dockerized mean stack Brand new to the Mean Stack but have managed to get one set up in a dockerized environment by following various tutorials. I mainly used the one explained at https://itnext.io/building-restful-web-apis-with-node-js-express-mongodb-and-typescript-part-1-2-195bdaf129cf
The issue I am having is that to get changes to TypeScript files automatically compiled and serice restarted is failing and I'm unsure what I'm missing in the config. I've tried various iterations using nodemon and ts-node-dev without success.
The server starts up and serves pages 100% but a code change isn't triggering anything.
Below are the Dockerfile (for the Node Express server), package.json and my tsconfig.json, if anyone can possible indicate where I'm going wrong it would be a great help. I've also shown my docker-compose.yml file for the entire stack.
Dockerfile
FROM node:latest

# Create app directory
WORKDIR /usr/src/app

# Install app dependencies
# A wildcard is used to ensure both package.json AND package-lock.json are copied
# where available (npm@5+)
COPY package*.json ./

RUN npm install
RUN npm install --save body-parser express mongoose
RUN npm install --save nocache
RUN npm install --save nodemon typescript ts-node ts-node-dev
RUN npm install --save-dev tsc-watch

# If you are building your code for production
# RUN npm ci --only=production

# Bundle app source
COPY . .

EXPOSE 3000 27017

# Also tried starting with 'dev'
CMD [ "npm", "run", "prod" ]

package.json
{
  "name": "apis-project",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "https://itnext.io/building-restful-web-apis-with-node-js-express-mongodb-and-typescript-part-1-2-195bdaf129cf",
  "main": "index.js",
  "scripts": {
    "build": "tsc",
    "dev": "ts-node ./lib/server.ts",
    "start": "nodemon ./dist/server.js",
    "prod": "npm run build && npm run start"
  },
  "keywords": [
    "nodejs",
    "typescript"
  ],
  "author": "",
  "license": "ISC",
  "dependencies": {
    "@types/express": "^4.17.1",
    "body-parser": "^1.19.0",
    "express": "^4.17.1",
    "mongoose": "^5.7.7",
    "nodemon": "^1.19.4"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "ts-node-dev": "^1.0.0-pre.43"
  }
}

Other variations I've tried within the scripts section are:
    "dev2": "ts-node-dev --respawn --transpileOnly ./lib/server.ts",
    "dev3": "nodemon --watch 'lib/*.ts' --exec 'ts-node' lib/server.ts",
    "dev5": "tsc-watch ./lib/server.ts --outDir ./dist --onSuccess \"node ./dist/server.js\" --onFailure \"echo Beep! Compilation Failed\" --compiler typescript/bin/tsc",
    "dev6": "tsc-watch ./lib/*.ts --outDir ./dist --onSuccess \"node ./dist/server.js\" --onFailure \"echo Beep! Compilation Failed\" --compiler typescript/bin/tsc",
    "dev7": "tsc-watch ./lib/server.ts --outDir ./dist --onSuccess \"node ./dist/server.js\" --onFailure \"echo Beep! Compilation Failed\" --compiler typescript/bin/tsc",
    "x-compile": "tsc && node ./dist/server.js",
    "x-dev": "./node_modules/nodemon/bin/nodemon.js -e ts  --exec \"npm run x-compile\"",

tsconfig.json
// tsconfig.json
{
    "compilerOptions": {
        "module": "commonjs",
        "moduleResolution": "node",
        "pretty": true,
        "sourceMap": true,
        "target": "es6",
        "outDir": "./dist",
        "baseUrl": "./lib"
    },
    "include": [
        "lib/**/*.ts"
    ],
    "exclude": [
        "node_modules"
    ]
}

docker-compose.yml
version: '3' # specify docker-compose version

# Define the services/containers to be run
services:
#  angular: # name of the first service
#    hostname: localhost
#    build: serviceangular # specify the directory of the Dockerfile
#    ports:
#      - 4200:4200 # specify port forewarding
#

  express: #name of the second service
    build: ./node-apis-project # specify the directory of the Dockerfile
    ports:
      - 3000:3000 #specify ports forwarding
    links:
      - database

  database: # name of the third service
    image: mongo # specify image to build container from
    ports:
      - 27017:27017 # specify port forewarding
    volumes:
      - ./data/mongo:/data/db

volumes:
  data:
    external: true

Docker logs output when viewing the express container
> apis-project@1.0.0 prod /usr/src/app
> npm run build && npm run start

> apis-project@1.0.0 build /usr/src/app
> tsc

> apis-project@1.0.0 start /usr/src/app
> nodemon ./dist/server.js

[nodemon] 1.19.4
[nodemon] to restart at any time, enter `rs`
[nodemon] watching dir(s): lib/**/*
[nodemon] watching extensions: js
[nodemon] starting `node ./dist/server.js`
(node:62) DeprecationWarning: current URL string parser is deprecated, and will be removed in a future version. To use the new parser, pass option { useNewUrlParser: true } to MongoClient.connect.
(node:62) DeprecationWarning: current Server Discovery and Monitoring engine is deprecated, and will be removed in a future version. To use the new Server Discover and Monitoring engine, pass option { useUnifiedTopology: true } to the MongoClient constructor.
Express server listening on port 3000

A: You might have found a solution by now. I'll leave this answer as a reference.

*

*In docker-compose.yml, ensure that you already mapped the source code to the app service. In your case:
version: '3'

services:
  ...
  express:
    build: ./node-apis-project
    ports:
      - 3000:3000
    links:
      - database
    volumes:
      - .:/usr/src/app # same as WORKDIR in your Dockerfile
  ...

*According to nodemon manual, normal watch mechanism might fail in some networked environments (such as a container running nodemon reading across a mounted drive) so you might have to use polling which is a little CPU intensive (6-10% CPU utilization in my case)
For nodemon, use --legacy-watch:
    "dev3": "nodemon --legacy-watch --watch 'lib/*.ts' --exec 'ts-node' lib/server.ts",

For ts-node-dev, use --poll:
    "dev2": "ts-node-dev --poll --respawn --transpile-only ./lib/server.ts",

A: For anyone else that landed on this issue due to issues with Kubernetes + ts-node-dev failing and sending errors similar to :
[INFO] 09:29:47 ts-node-dev ver. 1.1.1 (using ts-node ver. 9.1.1, typescript ver. 4.1.3)

npm ERR! path /app

npm ERR! command failed

npm ERR! signal SIGKILL

npm ERR! command sh -c ts-node-dev src/index.ts

check the resources you have allocated to the container in your deployment yaml and try de-restricting them.
this resolved the issue for me and I was able to tune in to the resources following this.

A: Cleaning up all volumes/images/containers and rebuilding them did it for me.
#!/bin/bash

echo "Cleaning"
docker-compose stop
docker-compose rm
sudo docker-compose down -v
docker volume ls
docker volume prune
docker image prune
docker ps

to rebuild
docker-compose up --build


Sinterit, one of the pioneers of affordable SLS 3D printers, has unveiled its new 3D printer today: Sinterit Lisa 2.
It's been 4 years that the company provides the market with its first 3D printer. This experience literally involved the use of 3 tons of powder, 20000 prints and much more is certainly still to come but for now, it has led the company to build another 3D printer, and to go beyond the capabilities of its first 3D printer. With the launch of this new 3D printer, Sinterit is definitely keeping its promise to enhance SLS technology.
We were expected another technology as second product of the start-up so why another SLS?
So, what can you expect with this 3D printer?
With Lisa 2 (nice nickname!), the user can produce larger prints in one piece, up to almost 32 cm / 12,6 [inches]. Thanks to powder sintered by a laser, it is possible to achieve accurate and complex parts without the need for supports.
The Sinterit Lisa 2 will very soon be available for 11990 euro in Europe ($14900 for US market); the full end-to-end system will cost 13 990 euro for Europe ($17400 for US market). The first deliveries are set for September 2018, with pre-orders already available on Sinterit's website.
What do you think about Lisa 2?


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Update on the situation of anarchist Gabriel Pombo da Silva (Spain)
"Let's not allow the State to keep rebels in its clutches!"
There seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel for comrade Gabriel Pombo da Silva who has spent more than 30 years in Spanish and German prison cells.
He was extradited from Germany [to Spain] to serve a sentence of 3 years and 7 months thanks to a European detention order issued by the court of Albacete, which he has just completed following the application of a judicial decree. The same court in Albacete therefore issued an order for his immediate release on May 17, and comrades went to the prison to meet him on the outside over the days that followed. In vain, however, as he is still behind bars.
The management of the prison where he now finds himself (Prison La Moraleja in Dueñas, province of Palencia) and various judicial bodies such as the court of Girona lost no time in submitting a number dubious procedures to prevent Gabriel's release. These procedures are aimed at prolonging his imprisonment indefinitely, despite the fact that he has several appeals in course.
The fact that the State makes the laws for its own benefit and is the first to trample them is nothing new, regardless of what those who defend democracy say. It is also no surprise that the State's cops are prepared to use any means to crush those who refuse to bow down before them.
In Spain, as elsewhere, the tightening of laws and penal codes, the repressive waves against "subversives" and the frenzied brandishing of the "terrorist" threat are ways of straightening out the world and forcing it into accepting a system based on exploitation and domination at any cost. Imprisoning and keeping imprisoned those who, like Gabriel, continue to express their refusal of authority and oppression come wind or high water is a way of kidnapping them and a clear message to those who, one way or another, attack this social order.
Voices from inside the prisons denouncing conditions, the guards' constant extortions and even enclosure in and of itself, are heard regularly. If repression and prison restructuring have contributed to stopping collective struggles inside momentarily, they haven't succeeded in completely stamping out revolt, which at times has found echoes beyond the walls. It is this spreading and breaking of atomisation that scares power, against which the state and its lackeys are carrying out a dirty war using physical and psychological pressure in conjunction with the usual judicial and prison based manoeuvres.
The situation of anarchist comrade Gabriel Pombo da Silva shows clearly that he is still in the sights of the institutions, which want to bury him in their dungeons for what he is, what he thinks and continues to express.
Solidarity is one way of responding to this war being unleashed against rebels.
May each individual express it in the way he or she considers appropriate.
Freedom to all. Immediate release of Gabriel Pombo da Silva!
Anarchists without borders, 25th of May 2016
Fax campaign for the immediate release of Gabriel Pombo da Silva
Following the last communiqué "Let´s not allow the State to keep rebels in its clutches!" where the situation of kidnap of the anarchist Gabriel Pombo da Silva was updated, an international fax campaign was proposed as one way of making pressure for his release.
The idea is to concentrate this form of protest from the 8th (wednesday) untill the 11th of June (saturday) coinciding with the 11th of June, the day of solidarity with long term prisoners.
Below follows a proposal for the fax to be sent to the contacts written at the end.
En enero del 2013, Gabriel Pombo da Silva fue extraditado de Alemania bajo una orden europea de extradición (OEDE) emitida por la Audiencia de Albacete por una condena de 3 años y 7 meses.
Contestando a la petición de la Fiscalía de Colonia, esta misma audiencia de Albacete, reconoció que Gabriel había cumplido su condena y el 17 de mayo, aplicándole las redenciones que le corresponden desde que llegó al estado español, emitió una orden de excarcelación inmediata.
No obstante, nuestro compañero, a quien ni siquiera le fue notificada esta orden por la dirección del centro penitenciario de La Moraleja (Dueñas, provincia de Palencia), sigue allí detenido de forma totalmente ilegal, dado que esta detención va en contra no sólo de un auto judicial, sino también de los tratados europeos que rigen el procedimiento de extradición.
Por lo cual, exigimos la inmediata puesta en libertad de Gabriel Pombo da Silva sin más dilaciones.
On January 2013, Gabriel Pombo da Silva was extradited from Germany under an European Extradition Order issued by the Court of Albacete for a 3 year and 7 month sentence.
Answering an appeal from Cologne's prosecutors the same court in Albacete recognized that Gabriel has served his sentence and on the 17th of May, after the application of the judicial decree, issued an immediate release order.
However, our comrade, who was not notified of this order by the management of La Moraleja (in Dueñas, province of Palencia), is still being illegally detained, as his detention goes against not only a judicial decree as well as the european treaty that ruled his extradition.
For this, we demand the immediate release of Gabriel Pombo da Silva without further delay.
. C. P. La Moraleja, Dueñas(Palencia) Fax 0034-979 71 63 15
. Instituciones Penitenciarias Fax 0034 913354052
. Subdirección General de Penas y Medidas Alternativas Myriam Tapia Ortiz Fax: 0034-913354063
. Juzgado de lo penal n°2 de Girona Fax: 0034-972 18 17 94.
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Q: Can anyone identify this circut? The left side are the test leads to poke around on something on a vehicle. I for the life of me cannot remember what this was used for. I do know 100% that it is used to test something on the electrical system of a motorcycle.
Everything is in parallel except for the diode.

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*8.2M

*224k 100v

*224k 110v

*2A 224j

*104k 100v

*diode N1 40?

A: If you sum the capacitors to just one, then it looks like an envelope detector.

If you put capacitors in parallel then you can sum them together to just one.
$$C_{tot}=C_1+C_2+C_3+C_4$$
And then you got the exact schematic as in the picture above.
However, your R is really huge and I'm not exactly sure about the capacitance values you're using in the schematic, but it looks like your schematic is made for finding the \$V_{peak}\$. See image below.

It's still an envelope detector, but now the capacitor bleeds out much slower, so when you read the output you will see the peak voltage of the sine wave. If you add the forward voltage of the diode (assume 0.7V) and then divide by \$\sqrt{2}\$, you'll get a very very good approximation of the RMS value. IF it is a sine wave. RMS voltages is really good to know when working with AC.
So if I was too fast with my words, here's an equation of what I just said:
\$RMS_{approximation}=\frac{V_{peak}+0.7}{\sqrt{2}}\$


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Watch This Beautiful Performance of "Spirit Sing" by Zealand!
You may know Zealand's lead singer, Phil Joel, from his days in the Newsboys. And yes, the guys are from New Zealand, but the band is more than that. It's about "a state of being zealous for the land God has for each one of us, starting with our relationship with Him." Watch the band perform their brand new song, "Spirit Sing" for a live audience at The Well Coffeehouse in Nashville, TN.


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Doc Coyle Of Bad Wolves On Debut Album #Disobey; Live From The Bottom Lounge Chicago
Anthony Cannella & Alison Bauer
Less than 2 weeks left of our co-headlining tour with @FromAshestoNew and special guest @DIAMANTEband! □
For remaining dates, tickets, and VIP packages, visit https://t.co/ypJ9S4xDUC
(□: @JesseGDesigns) pic.twitter.com/VzdsEUWlir
— Bad Wolves (@badwolves) June 24, 2018
Doc Coyle, guitarist of Bad Wolves; shared his insight on their 2018 debut album: 'Disobey;' out since May 11th viaEleven Seven Music.
Watch the video below: our interview and live concert footage at the Bottom Lounge in Chicago, IL from June 06, 2018; via HRTV YouTube.
Stream the band's trending [13 Track] album: 'Disobey' official here.
For a full #Disobey review & tour announcement scan our HRTV #News archives:
Bad Wolves Debut Album 'Disobey' Tops Charts; Review & Headlining Tour
Interview | Doc Coyle | Guitarist of Bad Wolves | Chicago, IL
Before their ground-shaking and intense headlining set at the Bottom Lounge, we had the chance to discuss the What's In Your Head Tour with Diamante and From Ashes to New on the journey and success of their debut album #Disobey.
Bad Wolves dropped the track "Officer Down" as their entrance song. Witness in the video above, these five Rockstar's own the stage and crowd the entire setlist: Tommy Vext (Vocals), John Boecklin (Drums), Doc Coyle (Lead-Guitar), Chris Cain (Guitar), and Kyle Konkiel (Bassist).
During the tracks "Better The Devil" and "Run For Your Life;" the vocalist, Tommy Vext, opened the crowd for a mosh-circle-pit: Head-banging, intense riffs, solos and screams. Yet as the show concluded, Tommy silenced the crowd for a special dedication and moment of silence to the late vocalist of The Cranberries, Dolores O'Riordan, before initiating the cover of "Zombie." He personally thanked her and her family during this mourning time of her early passing.
We suggest to attend Bad Wolves live, if they play at a venue near you. Scan their music videos and remaining tour dates below to discover why they are powerhouses of metal!
As promised, we are donating proceeds from our rendition of #Zombie to Dolores O' Riordan's family and were able to proudly present a $250,000 check to them onstage at last night's sold out show in NYC! #ForDolores pic.twitter.com/cQvkGkuxJO
"Hear Me Now (featuring @DIAMANTEband)" is the Most Added Rock Song of the Week on @MusicChoice! ??
Stream / Download: https://t.co/1f8e4DEM97 pic.twitter.com/gU4t2NUVgL
Bad Wolves | Album 'Disobey'  Music Videos | 2018
Bad Wolves | 2018 Tour Schedule
Visit: https://badwolvesnation.com/pages/tour for official tour dates!
Bad Wolves + From Ashes to New Co-Headline With Special Guest Diamante:
July 1 – XR Club – Amarillo, TX
July 2 – Jake's Sports Cafe – Lubbock, TX
July 5 – Gothic Theatre – Englewood, CO
July 6 – Sunshine Studios Live – Colorado Springs, CO
With Five Finger Death Punch, Breaking Benjamin + Nothing More:
* 5FDP; Bad Wolves only;
** 5FDP, Breaking Benjamin; Bad Wolves only.
July 16 – White River Amphitheater – Seattle, WA **
July 18 – Spokane Arena – Spokane, WA **
July 20 – Taco Bell Arena – Boise, ID
July 21 – Usana Amphitheatre – Salt Lake City, UT
July 24 – Shoreline Amphitheater – San Francisco, CA
July 25 – Mattress Firm Arena – San Diego, CA
July 27 – Five Point Amphitheater – Irvine, CA
July 29 – Isleta Amphitheatre – Albuquerque, NM **
Aug 1 – Austin 360 Amphitheater – Austin, TX
Aug 3 – Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion – Houston, TX **
Aug 4 – Starplex Pavilion – Dallas, TX
Aug 6 – Snowden Grove Amphitheatre – Southaven, MS
Aug 7 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – St. Louis, MO
Aug 9 – Heritage Park Amphitheater – Simpsonville, SC
Aug 11 – MidFlorida Amphitheater – Tampa, FL
Aug 12 – Verizon Amphitheater – Atlanta, GA
Aug 14 – Keybank Pavilion – Pittsburgh, PA
Aug 15 – BBT Pavilion – Camden, NJ
Aug 17 – Montage Mountain – Scranton, PA
Aug 18 – Xfinity Center – Boston, MA
Aug 20 – Budweiser Stage – Toronto, ON
Aug 22 – Lakeview Amphitheater – Syracuse, NY **
Aug 24 – Jiffy Lube Live – Bristow, VA
Aug 25 – PNC Bank Arts Center – Holmdel, NJ **
Aug 28 – Riverbend Music Center – Cincinnati, OH
Aug 29 – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre – Chicago, IL
Aug 31 – Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center – Indianapolis, IN **
Sept 1 – DTE Energy Music Theater – Detroit, MI
Sept 3 – Darien Lakes Amphitheater – Darien Lakes, NY
Sept 6 – Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater – Wantagh, NY **
Sept 7 – The Xfinity Theater – Hartford, CT
Sept 9 – Blossom Music Center – Cleveland, OH **
Interview With Danny Case of From Ashes To New; Bottom Lounge In Chicago, IL Concert Recap
On June 7, at the Bottom Lounge in Chicago, IL we met with co-lead vocalist Danny Case from the band out of Lancaster, Pennsylvania: From Ashes To New.
After their much-anticipated set on the 'What's In Your Head' tour with Diamante and opening for Bad Wolves, we inquired about their million plus monthly listeners on Spotify, the meaning behind their newest album 'The Future' [April 20th, 2018 via Better Noise Records], how their recent "Heavy / Papercut" Linkin Park mashup was created, Danny's inspirations, and some fun facts to wrap up the interview.
View below to watch the full interview and live concert recap footage!
Interview | Danny Case | Co-Vocalist of From Ashes To New | Chicago, IL:
From Ashes To New opened for Bad Wolves in a compact venue, allowing the crowd to witness the band's engaging talent as they played their hits, "Broken" [Lyric], "Crazy" [MV], and "Gone Forever" off of 'The Future' in combination with classics off of their prior album, 'Day One' [2016].
Seeing Matt Brandyberry [vocals], Danny Case [vocals], Lance Dowdle [guitar], and Mat Madiro [drums] is quite an experience, due to the fact that the four collaborate in synchronicity with each other.
We see that in the video especially during 'Crazy' and 'Broken;' the crowd jumps and screams the lyrics back. It seems like Danny and Matt have been collaborating on stage from the beginning; yet Danny just recently joined Summer of 2017.
The band concluded the hour setlist with 'Through It All' ['Day One' | 2016]. Matt Brandyberry, the only original band member, made time to explain the hardships when fans and colleagues thought From Ashes To New was over.
#FATN is here to stay. Check out their music videos and tour dates below so you could see for yourself!
From Ashes To New | 'The Future' | Music Videos | 2018
From Ashes To New | 'Day One' | Music Videos | 2016
From Ashes To New | Tour Dates | 2018
Visit: https://www.fromashestonew.com/tour or click the photos for a direct link!
Watch: Interview With Diamante in Chicago; Debut Album 'Coming In Hot' Out June 15, 2018
Alison Bauer & Anthony Cannella
DEBUT ALBUM 'COMING IN HOT' OUT 6/15!! Click the link https://t.co/zjxlgpiH6Y to pre-order now! pic.twitter.com/kjB68PhDYH
— DIAMANTE (@DIAMANTEband) May 19, 2018
DEBUT ALBUM #COMINGINHOT IS OUT IN 2 DAYS!! ? pic.twitter.com/vg6u0hHCaN
— DIAMANTE (@DIAMANTEband) June 13, 2018
On Thursday, June 07 we met with rockstar Diamante to catch up on her debut [14 Track] album titled, 'Coming In Hot' out via Eleven Seven Music on June 15th, 2018; Pre-Order available here!
Later that evening she performed on the 'What's In Your Head' tour opening for From Ashes to New & Bad Wolves; Catch our Bottom Lounge, Chicago IL review and recap below.
The album is a combination of previous EP's: Diamante Volume 1 & Volume 2, with the addition of new unreleased songs entirely recorded by Grammy nominated Producer Howard Benson [Three Days Grace, MCR, Halestorm]. Her top singles include: "Coming In Hot" [MV; 1.3M views], "Had Enough" (Lower Than Atlantis Cover) [MV; 1.4M views], "Bulletproof" and "Warcry." Furthermore, she has a duet with Bad Wolves titled, "Hear Me Now" [MV; 9M views] which we include live footage of.
As Diamante took the stage, she wasted no time making it known that females in the Rock industry are here to stay! Throughout Diamante's highly enjoyable and headbanging set, she showcases her powerful vocals with screams that go unmatched. For instance, in songs like "Sleep Walking", she gives off that true Rock N' Roll vibe that brings that old school style back with a touch of modern Rock. In addition, Diamante and her band truly know how to utilize the whole stage with their Rockstar presence, ranging from both guitarists getting up on the platform and slaying some chords together to Diamante taking drum sticks and violently smashing them into the drums to close the set! It's actions like these that allow them to collaborate well with each other. In fact, they collaborate so well, you would think that they have been playing with each other for a long duration of time, but that is not the case. It is highly recommended that you check out the tour dates below, so you can witness the pure Rockstar passion of Diamante.
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Chicago, IL | Interview & Concert Recap | Diamante:
In our interview we spoke to Diamante regarding 80's female rock influences, her multi-cultural background, attending the School of Rock as a teenager, working with Howard Benson, and her favorite songs to perform live.
Diamante | 2018 Music Videos
Diamante | Throwback Music Video
Diamante has been performing venues since she was fifteen, yet in 2014; this single titled, "Bite Your Kiss" took audiences by a storm. In an interview with I'm Music Mag, she quotes, "That song was really the first song that felt like this is right and this is where I want to go and a lot of people really loved the song, and from there it's just been a whirlwind and a snowball effect."
Diamante | 2018 Tour Schedule
June 4 The Annex Madison, WI
June 6 Varsity Theater Minneapolis, MN
June 7 Bottom Lounge Chicago, IL
June 8 The Machine Shop Flint, MI
June 9 Pierce's Entertainment Center – Ft Wayne IN
June 11 The Basement Columbus, OH
June 12 The Westcott Theater Syracuse, NY
June 13 Aura Portland, ME
June 18 Chameleon Club Lancaster, PA
June 19 Gramercy Theatre NY, NY
June 21 Soundstage Baltimore, MD
June 23 The Tarheel Jacksonville, NC
June 24 Capone's Johnson City, TN
June 26 Soul Kitchen Mobile, AL
June 27 Side Track Music Hall Huntsville, AL
June 28 The Metroplex Little Rock, AR
June 29 Diamond Ballroom Oklahoma City, OK
July 2 Jake's Sports Cafe Lubbock, TX
July 5 Gothic Theatre Englewood, CO
July 6 Sunshine Studios Live Colorado Springs, Co
Bullet for My Valentine, Trivium and Toothgrinder give the Casino Ballroom a war while rocking in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
Author and Photographer – Ian Urquhart
Time to get the aloe out in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. The summer sun decided to show up while bringing a metal concert with it. The Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom fell home to a Toothgrinder, Triviumand Bullet for My Valentineshow on May 11th, 2018. If you were lucky and early enough, a few fans had the opportunity to greet some of the bands that were cruising the boardwalk before set time. Nevertheless, all of Hampton Beach was ready to rock.
Leading it off, Toothgrindergraced the presence of the Hampton Beach faithful while Justin Matthews (lead vocalist) rocked an impressive, three-piece suit. Owning the stage with energy and excitement, Toothgrindernot only provided a heavy metal experience, but also found ways to become one with the crowd. Quite literally. With stage-dive after stage-dive, Justin Matthews joined the strong & brave who control the mosh pit while belting out songs alongside vocally-gifted fans. "The Shadow" off of The Phantom Amour (2017) initiated the majority of the crowd movement and participation. Overall, Toothgrinderprovided the electricity needed to jump start this metal-induced evening.
Regardless of where Triviumlies on any show line up, you already know what to expect. Incredibly technical drum fills, head-banging guitar riffs and tongue-exposing solos. Triviumcertainly could have been considered the headliner for this event. However, they were asked to play second and just as everyone expected, they did not disappoint. With eight studio albums to choose from, fans heard a wide variety of songs. With Triviumrockers ranging into many different age groups, having a diverse selection of songs helped connect with the hardcore, dedicated fans while also pleasing the newer ones. This was seen during "The Sin and the Sentence" off of The Sin and the Sentence (2017) while the old-school fans thrashed to the "Pull Harder on the Strings of your Martyr" off of Ascendency (2005). Trivium always does an incredible job connecting with the fans while also providing an entertaining experience. One can only hope that theywill be rocking stages for many years to come.
With Trivium being a hard act to follow, many seemed curious if Bullet for My Valentinedeserved the headlining spot on this tour. Within seconds of their opening song, "Don't Need You," it was evident that they were right where they needed to be. A fresh mixture of songs was played during Bullet's set in order to capture the attention of new fans while pleasing the dedicated fans of the years past. This was also the first time that New Hampshire was given a chance to officially welcome Jason Bowld as Bullet for My Valentine'snew drummer. Which had zero effect on how well excited Bullet's performance was. The crowd was sent into a frenzy as the intro to "Tears Don't Fall" off of The Poison (2005) followed by an overwhelming "Let's Go!" to kick the song in. Concluding the evening involved one of Bullet for My Valentine'sheaviest songs, "Waking the Demon" off of Scream Aim Fire (2008). It's possible that the Casino Ballroom floor is still shaking form the circle pit that was created during this track.
The Casino Ballroom always provides an incredible experience as a concert goer. Whether you enjoyed some oysters on a seaside dock or played arcade games for a couple hours before heading the venue. Hampton Beach can be home to some incredible concerts. To have the opportunity to see two legendary bands perform back to back is something many will take home with them as a one of a kind experience. Although this tour may be over, Bullet for My Valentine will be hitting the road again this fall to tour their most recent album that will be released this month, Gravity.
Until then, see you next time.
Sum 41 Brings back Punk to the Concord Music Hall
Anthony Cannella
On Friday, May 18 , Sum 41 took a break from the studio and came to the Concord Music Hall to celebrate the 15th year anniversary of the unforgettable album 'Does This Look Infected?'. 'Does This Look Infected?' was Sum 41's second album, but was known to be their first album where they weren't afraid to express their aggressive side. Due to that, when the band released 'Does This Look Infected' on November 26, 2002, it provided new labels for Sum 41. These labels were, more Standard Punk Rock, Hardcore Punk, and Heavy Metal, since it was darker and heavier than their debut album 'All Killer, No Filler'. With this album being more on the mosh pit and crowd surfing side, the Concord Music Hall was the perfect venue to host this event. The Concord Music Hall is a compact scene that provides a warm shadowy atmosphere with a ground shaking sound system, which are the perfect characteristics needed to provide the best experience for a true Punk Rock show.
As Cone McCaslin, Tom Thacker, Frank Zummo, Dave "Brownsound" Baksh, and Deryck Whibley took the stage, they immediately made it clear that this wasn't going to be your typical anniversary show. Lead singer, Deryck Whibley, explained to the ecstatic crowd that they weren't going to play the album from start to finish and that they were going to mix things up the Sum 41 way. Not only did the Concord Music Hall get the chance to experience hits from 'Does This Look Infected?', but we had the opportunity to experience other live masterworks, such as: Fat Lip from 'All Killer, No Filler' and their crowd lifting covers of Black Sabbaths 'War Pigs', Pink Floyd's 'Another Brick In The Wall', and Queen's 'We Will Rock You.'
Overall, Sum 41 gave Chicago a night to remember and stayed true to the Punk Rock fans by giving them exactly what they wanted. According to a recent interview with the Chicago Sun Times, Deryck had no intention of doing the fifteen-year anniversary of 'Does This Look Infected'. In fact, when asked about it, he replied, "In all honesty, I didn't even know it was the anniversary. I don't really pay attention to that kind of stuff. And it just sort of feels like it wasn't that long ago." It is no secret that Whibley and the other members of Sum 41 have been dedicating all their attention on concluding their first album since '13 Voices' was released in 2016. It wasn't until Sum 41's fan base reached out and questioned the prospects of an anniversary tour. As a response, the band specified, "All right, let's go out and do a short run."
Should Sum 41 do a 'All Killer, No Filler' anniversary tour next? It's definitely a possibility with these Punk Rock legends.


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How AMG floored his political opponents
March 8, 2019 Nigeria , Opinion , OPINION/NEWS , POLITICS
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Abba Dukawa
In Nigeria's 2015 election, no one noticed the emergence of a political master of the game who would one day set records and in the process smelt his name in the annals of Kano South political terrain, state and nation political documentation. Having spent almost four years in the house, the Honourable AM Gaya won another term during the last presidential and national assembly elections. The Hon Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya shows evidence of a well-groomed politician with unprecedented recorded achievements in the discharge of his duties as a true representative of his people and role model. He is truly a representative of the people going by the amount of work he was able to do for the overall benefit of his constituents.
In fact, it is worth elucidating that he was able to touch the lives of the people of the whole of Kano in his four years of legislative stewardship. So far he has proved to be one of the few federal lawmakers of whom people have felt the impact of his representation. No matter what anyone would say, the amount of dividends of democracy that this lawmaker was able to bring to the doorstep of the people he is representing is unmatched.
Hon Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya is truly a representative of the people going by the amount of work he was able to do for the overall benefit of his constituents. In fact, it worth elucidating that he was able to touch the lives of the people of whole Kano in his 4years of legislative stewardship. So far he has proved to be one of the few federal lawmakers those peoples of his constituency has felt the impact of their representation in the House of Representative. No matter what his political opponents would say, the amount of dividends of democracy that this he was able to bring to the door step of the people he is representing is unmatched.
A true patriotic who is concerned for his people is remarkable enough. He made it a duty to spare time for them and hear grievances both personal and collective, unlike the politicians of today who mastered the act of deception and failed promises. As we all witnessed, many politicians have turned the role into a money making adventure where it serves as an avenue of making one's name and fortune at the detriment of the electorate. They normally wear the color of a saint and Messiah when seeking people's mandate and immediately rush back to their selfish design and ambition the moment they secure the mandate they craved. That's what always made people apprehensive when politicians came calling at any election period.
When he first joined the Nation Assembly as a first termer he was determined to distinguish himself and be different from self-seeking politicians. As a newly elected from Gaya/Ajingi/Albasu Federal Constituency, Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya called on the incoming administration of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to slash up to 50 per cent of the expenses of the Presidency and National Assembly, all with the intention of having enough resources to cater for the nation's capital expenditure, also urging all his colleagues and the incoming President to come to terms with his opinion.
When the House of Representatives stepped up the Tactical Committee on Economic Recession towards helping combat the challenges faced by the economy, he was among the 16-man aforementioned Committee. The ad-hoc committee "…has the mandate to interface with Government Ministries, Agencies and Departments as well as interact with the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, the Nigeria Labour Congress, Civil Society Organizations and any other body that is considered relevant in the bid to arrest the recession and return the economy to the path of growth and stability." According to the Speaker, the committee will also help "…in crafting enduring legislative tools to be deployed in helping policy makers and implementors adhere to timelines in their drive to exit recession and return Nigeria to sustainable economic growth and prosperity," speaker Dogara said.
He also acts as Chairman of the ad-hoc committee investigating debts owed to the Petroleum Pipeline Marketing Company (PPMC) by oil marketers of the House of Representatives. The Committee's mandate is to recover the debts owed by the oil marketers to the PPMC, the chairman querying what efforts the marketers over N300 billion are making to pay the outstanding debt. AMG's ad-hoc committee is able to recover hundreds of billions to government coffers.
Hon AM Gaya displayed to people what it really means to be Honourable. Keeping to his words on every promise he uttered and ensured that their needs and satisfaction is his primary priority. Loved by young, adults and elders he is respected and treated with preference by people as a true son of the soil. It is not out of nothing he is daily bombarded with the slogan of Ayitayi in Hausa dialect which literally means "Keep doing". Just continue.
The general populaces in his constituency are gratefully satisfied with his actions and do not need to bring a replacement that may turn back the hand of the clock. To challenge Hon AM Gaya in his constituency is a sheer waste of time, resources and energy. He is an emerging politician capturing Kano South and beyond as a result of his political bond with his people, which has not gone unnoticed. A true party man, every aspiring politician seeking votes from Ajingi, Gaya and Albasu Local governments areas, has to get the support of this political guru of the three communities.
Electorates in Gaya, Ajingi and Albasu constituency knew that those before him in the House of Representatives from 1999-2015 had deserted the electorate, the constituency being one of the most neglected in the country. He has justified the confidence reposes in him with his voice always seeking the improvement of lives of his constituents, Kano and Nigeria in general through legislative interventions. By all accounts, the people of Albasu, Gaya and Ajingi constituency are in the best position to evaluate his performance in the last three and a half years as a member representing the constituency in the House of Representatives.
The highlights of his achievements include constructing and rehabilitating schools and re-positioning the educational sector in a more definitive, radically, progressive and revolutionary manner, motorizing boreholes constructed and motorizing streetlights provided. Sometime last year, the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) trained my constituency women and youths whereas the programme was aimed at reducing the level of unemployment in society.
In the area of gainful employment, Hon Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya has done a lot in securing jobs to deserving youths in the paramilitaries, Nigerian Army, Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Navy, FIRS, CBN, KEDCO, State and federal governments' MDAs. Just recently through, the AMG WEEP Women Economic Empowerment Programme empowered one thousand five hundred who will be presented with working capital of N10, 000 each while 500 women's beneficiaries were drawn each from the three local government areas of his constituency. Not to mention the expansive provision of basic welfare amenities for his constituent people in water, healthcare, power and the greatly improved living standards for his people in terms of capacity building, empowerment and educational scholarship for his people, all shone brightly for both his admirers and detractors to access him.
Despite all the odd against his re-election bid for the second term in the House of Representatives by certain APC members in sheep with wolf skin in Gaya local government area, it was with the support of real APC members in his constituency that he emerged victorious whereas his triumph has put his political opponents in shame. During the election Hon Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya polled 16,277 votes in Gaya local government area, Hon. Usman Adamu of PDP had 15,611 in Ajingi Gaya local government has 15,784 while PDP has 10,526 in Albasu local government area, Hon Abdullahi Mahmud Gaya polled 26,411 votes while Usman Adamu of PDP lag behind with 10,285 votes.
In total the re-electing member of Gaya, Ajingi and Albasu constituency in the House of Representatives gained the highest number of votes, 58,468, to defeat his closest rival, Hon. Usman Adamu of PDP, who polled 36,422. Since the result was officially announced those APC members in sheep with wolf skin in the Gaya local government area covered their face in shame. Even though they bragged before the election, after the result was announced they cried.
It is a well known fact that there is nothing stronger than the people's verdict. It shows a collective desire which inevitably is the voice of reason. His re-election for a second term as the member representing Ajingi, Gaya and Albasu constituency in the House of Representatives is a clear affirmation of his constituent people and also a reward of his supporting and caring nature to the people he vowed to protect and represent in a dignifying manner.
A Kano based media practitioner and public commentator for 13 years with many articles published by a number of online mediums and print media.
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Nana Aisha October 03, at 23:45
Shame on you Abba dukawa.Whatever nonsense you wrote here, I challenge you to go to Gaya,Albasu or Ajingi with this unprofessional writing and see if you will get any support.


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Alexander M. Pedro, executive director of Shaw Main Streets, Compass Coffee co-founders Michael Haft and Harrison Suarez, and Gretchen Wharton join city officials on Jan. 12 to celebrate the opening of D.C.'s homegrown coffee shop Compass Coffee in the lobby of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Northwest. (Demetrious Kinney)
Compass Coffee, a member of the District's "Made in DC" business-growth program, celebrated its opening in the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Northwest, showing the city's promise to promote local businesses.
Events DC President and CEO Gregory A. O'Dell and board Chairman Max Brown joined city officials Thursday, Jan. 12 to mark the opening of D.C.'s homegrown coffee shop in the center's grand lobby.
"In staying true to our mission to provide a unique experience for our visitors, we couldn't be more excited about the arrival of Compass Coffee, a local 'Made in DC' business inside the Walter E. Washington Convention Center," Brown said. "As a local business owner myself, I vowed to support local D.C. businesses in my role at Events DC, as an avenue to further drive D.C.'s growth, prosperity and entrepreneurship.
"The addition of this local food and beverage experience inside the Convention Center reinforces our long-term vision to stay ahead of industry trends in a competitive market and provide a one-of-a-kind offering that you can't get in other cities," Brown said. "And importantly, to also support local businesses and local business owners."
The Made in DC program, an initiative of the city's Department of Small and Local Business Development, aims to support and promote businesses that design, make, produce or assemble products in the District.
Events DC said the Compass Coffee opening milestone reinforces their focus on creating enriching collaborations with local businesses and entrepreneurs — one of the keys to powering the District's economic engine.
They also have a goal to generate heightened visibility for the city, its venues and respective offerings from retail to technology and place making.
The effort aims to attract more unique and diverse event and entertainment options for both residents and visitors alike to experience and enjoy.
"It's truly exciting to welcome a local 'Made in DC' business, Compass Coffee, to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center," O'Dell said. "As the official convention and sports authority, Events DC is committed to supporting the District's local business community — as they are vital components to the continued development of our city's local footprint and flourishing economy.
"This milestone not only enhances the visitor experience that we will be able provide to our guests — but also opens up doors for our venue to remain competitive on a global platform and local opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship prosperity across the District," O'Dell said.
This will be the fifth Compass Coffee location in the District. The company was founded by two former Marines and D.C. natives in the historic Shaw neighborhood of D.C., where the Convention Center resides.
"We're thrilled that Compass Coffee has this opportunity to serve and represent D.C. to the many local, national and international guests who attend the Convention Center each year," Michael Haft and Harrison Suarez, co-founders of Compass Coffee, said in a statement.
At the Convention Center location, Compass Coffee will showcase several of the drinks from its seasonal menu, including the Nutella Mocha, Butterscotch Latte, Cardinal Blend and Emblem Espresso, as well as other "Made in DC" pastries, fresh sandwiches, salads and items from local vendors.
"It's our goal to offer food and beverage options that reflect and celebrate Washington, D.C.'s strong local food culture," said Centerplate Vice President Nick Biello. "The addition of D.C.'s own Compass Coffee to the Grand Lobby will ensure all of our guests can have a true taste of D.C. during their visit to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center."
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Sarafina Wright –Washington Informer Staff Writer
Sarafina Wright is a staff writer at the Washington Informer where she covers business, community events, education, health and politics. She also serves as the editor-in-chief of the WI Bridge, the Informer's millennial publication. A native of Charlotte, North Carolina, she attended Howard University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. A proud southern girl, her lineage can be traced to the Gullah people inhabiting the low-country of South Carolina. The history of the Gullah people and the Geechee Dialect can be found on the top floor of the National Museum of African American History and Culture. In her spare time she enjoys watching either college football or the Food Channel and experimenting with make-up. When she's not writing professionally she can be found blogging at www.sarafinasaid.com. E-mail: Swright@washingtoninformer.com Social Media Handles: Twitter: @dreamersexpress, Instagram: @Sarafinasaid, Snapchat: @Sarafinasaid
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Direct sales of GMO corn are likely to translate highest revenues during the forecast period. In 2017, more than 380 million units of GMO corn have been consumed across the globe. The report also projects that modern trade sales of GMO corn will register fastest volume CAGR over the forecast period.
By the end of forecast period, food applications of GMO corn are expected to reflect a global market volume share of nearly 40%. Feed and residual applications of GMO corn are also expected to gain traction in the foreseeable future.
In 2018 and beyond, North America will represent the largest market for GMO corn. US consumer lifestyles continue to promote the consumption of GMO crops. In addition, several key players in the global GMO corn market are based in the US. By 2026-end, the North America GMO corn market is likely to touch a valuation of US$ 112 Bn.
The report has also profiled leading companies producing GMO corn. Companies namely, BASF, AgReliant Genetics LLC, Canterra Seeds, Bayer CropScience, DuPont, Dow Agroscience, Kleinwanzlebener Saatzuch SAAT SE, Groupe Limagrain, Monsanto Company, Land O'Lakes, Takii Seed and Syngenta AG are expected to instrument the global production of GMO corn in the years to come. A majority of these companies are expected to focus on lowering the presence of biotoxins during the GMO cultivation of maize crops. Furthermore, favorable government initiatives towards GMO crop cultivation are also expected to drive the collaborative effort of market players in consolidating the global GMO corn supply chain for the near future.


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Q: $\sigma$-algebra of the past intersection/minimum property Given a $\sigma$-algebra $\mathcal{F}$ over a set $\Omega$ with $A,B,C\subseteq \Omega$ and $B,C\in\mathcal{F}$ and $A\cap B\cap C\in \mathcal{F}$. Can I show that $A\in\mathcal{F}$ or $A\cap B\in\mathcal{F}$ and $A\cap C\in\mathcal{F}$?
All set theoretic operations I tried failed. I'm actually solving this for another related question but if I did not miss anything it should come down to this calculation without any more extra conditions.
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The problem I'm trying to solve has to do with filtered probability spaces, more specific:
Let $(\Omega,\mathcal{F},\mathcal{F}_{\cdot}=(\mathcal{F}_k)_{k\in\mathbb{N_0}},\mathbb{P})$ be a filtered probability space and $\sigma,\tau:\Omega\to\mathbb{N}\cup\{\infty\}$ two $\mathcal{F}_{\cdot}$-stopping times. Show that $\mathcal{F}_{\tau\wedge\sigma}=\mathcal{F}_{\tau}\cap\mathcal{F}_{\sigma}$, where $\mathcal{F}_{\tau}=\{E\in\mathcal{F}_{\cdot}|E\cap\{\tau\le k\}\in\mathcal{F}_k\,\,\forall k\in\mathbb{N_0} \}$ (the $\sigma$-algebra of the $\tau$-past).
I can prove the inclusion "$\supseteq$". But for the other one I have $E\in\mathcal{F}_{\tau\wedge\sigma}=\mathcal{F}_{\min(\tau,\sigma)}$ so $E\cap\{\tau\wedge\sigma\le k\}\in\mathcal{F}_k$ for all $k\in\mathbb{N_0}$, so $E\cap\{\tau\le k\}\cap\{\sigma\le k\}\in\mathcal{F}_k$ for all $k\in\mathbb{N_0}$ and I have to show that $E\cap\{\tau\le k\},E\cap\{\sigma\le k\}\in\mathcal{F}_k$ for all $k\in\mathbb{N_0}$. I already know that $\{\tau\le k\},\{\sigma\le k\}\in\mathcal{F}_k$ for all $k\in\mathbb{N_0}$ since $\tau$ and $\sigma$ are $\mathcal{F}_{\cdot}$-stopping times. Hence I tried to show the statement with the calculation I proposed above.

A: Seems pretty false, and looks like you need much stronger hypotheses: just pick a set not in the $\sigma$-algebra which is disjoint from atleast one of $B$ or $C$.
More explicitly, let $\Omega = \Bbb{R}$ for example, and let $\mathcal{F}$ be the smallest $\sigma$ algebra containing $\{1\}$. Then, $\mathcal{F} = \left\{\emptyset, \{1\}, \{1\}^c, \Bbb{R}\right\}$. Take $B = \{1\}$, and (any) $C \in \mathcal{F}$, and take $A = \{2\}$ for instance. Then, $A \cap B \cap C = \emptyset \in \mathcal{F}$, but $A \notin \mathcal{F}$.


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In our PSHE lessons the theme for this half term is 'Celebrating Difference' - we have been thinking about what is the same or different about us and other members of the class. We have been thinking about our likes and dislikes and our favourite things.
In maths we have been working on 'finding a part' and missing numbers, so, if the 'whole' or total is 8 and we know that one 'part' is 5, we can work out that the missing part is 3. We have been doing this by counting on, if we put 5 'in our head' and count on to 8, we know that we need to add 3 more on to 5 to make 8.
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"Better that you'd never been born," his father had said.
Better that you'd never been born.
The words still burned in Soulai's ears. He hugged his knees and rocked back and forth. The other villagers joined in the evening's ceremonial wailing, but Soulai's throat was too dry to cry anymore.
For thirteen years he'd sat around the fire with everyone else on this first night of the month of Tammuz and mourned Nature's death. He knew that while the goddess made her summer-long journey through the underworld, his mountain would wither and die. Leaves were already starting to fall from parched tree limbs, in fact, and this day had certainly been the hottest of the year.
The clay hit the ground with a thud. Quickly he picked it up and brushed away the dirt. He felt a shiver of fear. He knew what he should have done, but he'd searched to the core of his being and hadn't found the bravery. It just wasn't there.
Stroking the gritty weight with one thumb, he looked up at the sky. The brilliant constellations that normally came to life before his eyes seemed to hover at a distance. There was the magnificent scorpion, poised just above the southern horizon, its glittering tail curled over its back like a giant fishhook. At its center, the one star that usually flared from copper to red to gold shone without a flicker. And the serpent handler, who endlessly struggled to contain the giant snake, wasn't moving at all. Soulai had a dizzying sensation that the world was pulling away from him. Maybe I'm dead already, he thought.
He jumped. But it was only his older sister, Soulassa. He tossed his ball of clay into the air again.
lies hidden inside each lump. It was so much easier to hide in his clay, easier than facing life. Or death.
The question went unanswered; Soulai hunched his shoulders and started slapping the ball of clay from palm to palm. When he did lift his head, Soulassa was gone.
The ritual was complete. The men from this, his uncle's village, and from nearby villages, now sprawled around the embers, bellies aching from the longest-day feast and the celebration of his sister's impending marriage. Their shoulders sagged as they fell under the magic of the soothing words. Children dozed in the laps of their mothers and sisters, who rocked back and forth in unconscious rhythm. Boys like Soulai who had grown past rocking slipped off into the silver-lit forest for their own celebrating.
Embarrassment over the day's events, and misery over his father's words, kept Soulai from joining them. They were all champing at the bit to become men. But he? He'd resigned himself to the role of coward, running to his clay each time he stumbled into trouble.
With a heavy sigh, he set to squeezing the clay into shape. Then, remembering Soulassa's warning, he hid it in his lap and glanced over his shoulder. His father and mother, along with his two younger sisters and an infant brother, remained in the hut behind him. So he flipped the clay into the air and pressed it between his palms again. Still thinking, he began molding it.
Soulai studied the clay in his hands and frowned. For some reason it wasn't responding tonight. He bit his lip. There was also a nagging feeling that he had forgotten something. He shook his head, collapsed the lump between his hands, and started over.
After his failure as a harness-maker—at least in his father's eyes—he'd been banished to the hills as a goatherd. But even at this simplest of tasks, Soulai had disgraced himself—that very afternoon, in fact, when he hadn't seen the lion's approach. It had pounced so suddenly, bloodying one goat and killing another. Soulassa had appeared just as quickly, screaming at the top of her lungs. Her shouts had easily drowned his own cry, as he had scrambled behind a pistachio tree. Through its branches he'd marveled at how bravely his sister had run up to the startled creature, at how her wool tunic had strained across the muscles of her broad shoulders as she'd heaved clumps of dirt and sticks at it. And the lion had actually run away!
He shook his head again. My own sister…more of a man than me. She and her betrothed will marry and have many children, no doubt all strong boned and brave like her. Maybe they'll even name one after me. The smile melted from his face. What kind of fate would that be, to be named after a person so worthless that his own father would wish he'd never been born?
The storyteller's words faded away as Soulai clenched his teeth and pummeled the clay with his fist. He slapped it loudly between his hands, then bent over it and worked furiously. Black curls fell across his lean cheeks. His breathing quickened. An unseen fire crept through his fingers, and, as if by the gods' own hands, a lifelike creature began to arise from the clay.
While animals of all kinds leaped from his fingers, horses were his favorite subject and a small herd of them lay hidden in the corner of his thatched-roof hut. He had taken them out this evening, in fact, after his family had left for his uncle's village, and he had admired them by the flame of the oil lamp. Soulassa's words returned to him and he blushed. Of course he was too old to actually play with them. But they still came to life in his dreams, and he could choose to hitch his chariot to a pair of powerful, feather-crowned chargers or throw a leg over the back of a restive stallion and gallop beneath starlit skies across the Assyrian flatlands. It was the only time he was truly happy.