As Hillary Clinton cheered Andrew Cuomo on, leading up to the big announcement, and all gathered around, applauding with excitement, many people all around the world, were watching in horror. While Cuomo's tweetreceived only 2.8k likes, and was flooded with over 11,000 comments of disdain, one woman's comment struck the hearts of many, receiving 6.8k likes. To put this in perspective, Cuomo has 849k followers and Obianuju has 61k followers.
There are lawsuits pending in at least nine states, challenging who can perform abortions, so as to expand it to nurses and midwives. Planned Parenthood has a suitgoing in Idaho, Maine, Missouri, and Wisconsin.


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Q: Measure Lebesgue given file Measure Lesbegue is a new topic for me and I don't know how I can start do this prove.
My request is:
Prove measurability in terms of a set of Lesbegue $A:=\bigcup_{n=1}^\infty [n,n+\frac{1}{8^n}]$.
What steps should I perform. Please instructions on what to do with this type of evidence.

A: OK, you are really new. First thing you should know is what is a sigma-algebra.
So, let $X$ be a nonempty set and let $P(X)$ be its partitive set. Now, a subset $M$ of $P(X)$ satisfying:

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*$X \in M$

*$(\forall n \in \mathbb{N}) A_n \in M \Longrightarrow \bigcup_{n\in \mathbb{N}} A_n \in M$\

*$A \in M \Longrightarrow A^c \in M$, where complement is taken over M.

The first thing about sigma-algebras that you should know is that the intersection of two sigma-algebras is again a sigma-algebras, leading to intersection of any family of sigma-algebras that do contain a certain set is again a sigma-algebra containing that set, we call such a sigma-algebra a sigma-algebra generated by that set.
Now, if you are in dimension n, note by $I_n$ the set of all $[a_1,b_1] \times [a_2,b_2] \times.... \times [a_n, b_n]$, the sigma-algebra generated by such a set is n-dimensional Lebesgue sigma-algebra and for those sets we say they are Lebesgue measurable.
Now, you have union of segments, each of which is in $I_1$, so their union is in the sigma-algrabra generated by $I_1$ so it is Lebesgue measurable.

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Sen. Cornyn: $46B Immigration Bill 'One of the Most Massive Wastes...in the History of the Federal Gov't
Ryan Kierman | July 23, 2013 | 4:35pm EDT
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.) CNSNews.com/Penny Starr)
(CNSNews.com) – In a firm break with the Senate majority, Sen. John Cornyn (R – Texas) predicted that his chamber's $46 billion immigration bill "could go down as one of the most massive wastes of funds in the history of the federal government" while declaring his "full support" for the House's "smart borders" version.
"The Senate-passed immigration bill (See S 744.pdf) blindly throws more than $46 billion in resources at the border, and contains absolutely no mechanism to ensure that these resources will be effective or properly implemented," Cornyn testified before a House Homeland Security subcommittee Tuesday. "No accountability, no guaranteed results – just more hollow promises from Washington."
Referring to a provision in the Senate bill that would add 18,000 new Border Patrol agents at a cost of roughly $40 billion, Cornyn said in his written remarks that "without a coherent strategy or metrics to ensure results, adding this many new Border Patrol agents could go down as one of the most massive wastes of funds in the history of the federal government."
"But S.744 unfortunately does not stop there," Cornyn said, pointing out that if passed, the Senate bill would also "require DHS to blindly purchase billions of dollars of specific equipment" while providing no statutory mechanism directing its implementation.
In contrast, Cornyn praised the House's Border Security Results Act of 2013 (H.R. 1417), which he said would, "for the first time ever, deploy a set of statistically validated and independently verified border security metrics" to allow Congress to objectively measure progress in securing the borders and reducing illegal immigration.
"Those metrics will objectively measure progress and tell us exactly how much illegal traffic is successfully crossing our borders," he said. " No more games, no more empty promises, real results."
Rep. Xavier Becerra (D – Calif.) agreed with Cornyn's assessment, likening the Senate bill to "fixing the brakes on a car without fixing the engine."
"Simply fixing one aspect of our immigration [problem, namely the 11 million illegal aliens residing in the U.S.] ensures that we will fall short of making our country stronger economically and safer from external threats… our task should be to fix the whole immigration system, not merely one or two parts," said Bercerra, whose Southern California district is situated less than 125 miles from the border with Mexico,
He lauded the Senate's efforts to find a "bipartisan solution" on immigration reform, and said that he was "pleased" with the common ground already achieved on worker visas and creating a pathway to citizenship. "However," said Bercerra, "the border security provisions were a tone-deaf response to the realities of our current state of border security and evidence that 'more' is not a substitute for 'better.'"
Not only witnesses harped about what they viewed as misguided border security provisions in the Senate bill. In her opening statement, Rep. Candice Miller (R – Mich.), chairman of the Committee of Homeland Security's Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security, also harshly criticized the Senate bill.
"Doubling the Border Patrol and tearing down hundreds of miles of fence just to rebuild it appears tough until you look deeper and ask the tough questions: Did the Chief of the Border Patrol say that's what they needed to get the job done, or did Senators come up with those nice round numbers to get additional votes?" she pointedly asked.
"Spending billions of dollars on border security without a way to assess progress is really what we have done... for the last 20 years without truly understanding how effective the additional resources have been or measuring them… It's a Washington solution and that will not deliver results."

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For Mercy Street's patients infection was the main enemy
Dr. Jedediah Foster (Josh Radnor). Courtesy of Antony Platt/PBS
By Rob DeHart
Tennessee State Museum
Each of the last three Mercy Street episodes featured a dramatization of 19th-century surgical procedures: leg amputation, skull surgery (trephination) and a cesarean operation. In each case Dr. Foster and his assistants performed the procedures in non-sterile conditions and yet the patients survived. The first was a fairly common occurrence during the Civil War, but the second, the survival of the patients, was much more challenging.
Standards of cleanliness in Civil War hospitals were very low compared to today's standards. Surgeons moved from patient to patient without cleaning medical instruments and bandages were sometimes reused rather than discarded. Insufficient laundry services meant that patients rarely changed gowns. Under these conditions infection and disease spread rapidly, affecting patients, surgeons and nurses.
But with so many patients, doctors were able to experiment with different treatments. One of those was to apply a compound containing bromine with its antiseptic properties to fight the bacteria that caused gangrene in wounds. Cleaning surgical instruments in chlorinated water also helped stop the spread of bacteria in hospitals. At the beginning of the war, death from wound infection following amputation was as high as 50 percent, but it became a small threat by the end of the war, thus it was one of the war's medical success stories.
Civil War-era saw used for arm and leg amputations. Tennessee State Museum
Amputations of arms and legs was the prescribed treatment for most bullet wounds because it prevented the infection in the wound from spreading to the rest of the body. The numerous amputations performed during the war ‒ 30,000 by the Union Army alone ‒ saved the lives of many soldiers. In Mercy Street's third episode, Dr. Foster decides this is the best course of action to save a young Confederate soldier.
In one of the most dramatic medical scenes in Mercy Street, Dr. Foster drills into a patient's skull to relieve pressure on the brain. The practice dates back to ancient times but was rarely successful because unsterilized instruments introduced into the brain cavity led to infections. Most documented cases from the Civil War show patients initially improving, then dying a couple of days later from infections.
Nonetheless, as Mercy Street demonstrates, the Civil War provided surgeons with opportunities to document diverse cases, try new procedures and lay the groundwork for the incredible medical advances that would occur in the ensuing decades.
Mercy Street airs 9 p.m. Sundays through Feb. 21, with a midweek encore most Thursdays at 9 p.m.
Rob DeHart is a curator at the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville where he specializes in technology and cultural history. DeHart received his M.A. in public history from Middle Tennessee State University and is a peer reviewer for the American Alliance of Museums.
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22 Die in Clashes in Algeria, President Orders Crackdown
by Washington Informer July 9, 2015 October 30, 2020
Hundreds of demonstrators of the Berber community stage a protest in front of a walled area where Algier's newspapers are headquartered in support of Berbers in the southern Ghardaia region where at least 22 people have died in ethnic unrest, in Algiers, Algeria, Wednesday, July 8, 2015. Authorities say ethnic clashes have left at least 22 people dead around Algeria's southern oasis city of Ghardaia, more than 600 kilometers (375 miles) south of Algiers, prompting the president to call an urgent security meeting. The Berbers and the Arabs in Ghardaia had for centuries lived together in harmony, but tensions started in late 2013 when a Berber shrine was vandalized. (AP Photo/Sidali Djarboub)
Hundreds of demonstrators of the Berber community stage a protest in front of a walled area where Algier's newspapers are headquartered in support of Berbers in the southern Ghardaia region where at least 22 people have died in ethnic unrest, in Algiers, Algeria, Wednesday, July 8, 2015. (AP Photo/Sidali Djarboub)
KARIM KABIR, Associated Press
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika issued an emergency plan on Wednesday to crack down on mounting ethnic unrest around the country's southern oasis city of Ghardaia, which has left at least 22 people dead in the past two days.
The three-point plan covering security, justice and development put the area's military commander in charge of both security forces and local officials trying to restore order, according to a statement from the president's office.
The president ordered the prosecutor in the region to follow all lawbreakers "with diligence and severity," the statement said.
The violence in the poor desert region of Ghardaia, more than 600 kilometers (375 miles) south of Algiers, was the latest episode of sporadic but sometimes deadly unrest between rival gangs of Berbers and Arabs.
Riot police moved in to quell the clashes that included fires and vandalism targeting shops, cars and public buildings in the towns of Guerrara, Ghardaia and Berianne, the official APS news agency reported.
It was not immediately clear how many security forces were in the region. At one point last year, thousands of troops were sent in to quell a spike in violence.
The prefecture put the number of dead in the latest clashes over two days at 22, most of them on Wednesday.
APS said most of the deaths were from "projectiles" and occurred in Guerrara, 120 kilometers (75 miles) northeast of Ghardaia. One person was fatally wounded in Ghardaia when hit by a rock to the head. Dozens of others were injured, some seriously, APS said.
The daily El Watan reported gunfire during the unrest, and wrote that "masked hordes on big motorbikes were combing neighborhoods of Guerrara and seeding terror among the population."
Bouteflika sent Algeria's interior minister to the area and later called the urgent high-level security meeting to discuss the gravity of the latest confrontations and decide a plan of action. Among those present were the prime minister, defense officials and the army chief of staff.
Ghardaia, a UNESCO world heritage site, has been at the epicenter of the unrest. Members of the local Berber community, known as Mozabites, speak their own language and follow a different school of Islam than the majority of Algerians. The two groups compete over limited jobs, land and housing in the impoverished south.
Tensions escalated after a Mozabite cemetery was desecrated in December 2013. By October of last year, a dozen people had been killed and hundreds injured in clashes.
The three-point plan issued by the president's office Wednesday also included an order to put in place already-decided programs to spur economic and social development.
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"Structures of the Beautiful in Art, Virtue and Goodness in Culture"
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Study of Aesthetics and culture offers to students a way of understanding of various forms of art at present, in history, in its social or philosophical contexts. Unlike other art sciences Aesthetics introduces art as social or philosophical phenomenon naturally connected with actual or local circumstances but expresses timeless values at the same time. That is why study of Aesthetics is set culturally and historically on the one hand and analytically in courses of history of Aesthetics, terminology, methodology or European culture on the other. Students are gradually able to collect pieces of branch information, evaluate them, to use proper methods in the search, to interpret critically, to discuss to the point, to discipline ourselves, to work with foreign language, to see European culture in context. The graduates are habilitated to work in galleries, cultural and social institutions, as publicists or teachers at elementary or secondary schools too.
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a list of previous reading divided into professional literature and fiction; approximately 20+20 title
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Applicants are required to include their full name and application number on all attached documents.
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Pass/fail line of the entrance examination: 70 points (out of 100). The candidate is evaluated in parts: the professional part - max. 50 points, the study project - max. 50 points.
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to identify a key idea of any text of Aesthetics and use it further or to give it others in a comprehensible way.
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Home Why The Bat-Tank In Batman: Arkham Knight Is Horrible
Why The Bat-Tank In Batman: Arkham Knight Is Horrible Please God, make it stop
Chad Hargrove
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June 30, 2015	OpinionArkham Knight, Batman, Oh yeah!
Like a few people this past week, I excitedly picked up a copy of Batman: Arkham Knight. The series combines two of my favorite pop culture things: the Batman and video games. Of the series as a whole, I liked Arkham Asylum (I liked it even better when it was called BioShock), found Arkham City okay, and avoided Origins like it was a fat sorority girl on spring break.
It's been long enough since Arkham City came out that I was ready to tear through a fully realized Gotham City… and oh yeah… the new Batmobile!
According to the magnanimous Jim Sterling and his review of Arkham Knight, fans of the series have been calling for the inclusion of the Batmobile for some time. However, I was not one of those fans, knowing full well all the chaos and un-fun to be had with the inclusion of the Batmobile in any Batman game ever made. The Arkham games gave gotten along great with it being largely nonexistent or as a deus ex machina… so why bother now?
Even previews coming out about Arkham Knight's new Batmobile mechanic were tepid at best. I tried to keep this in mind as a booted up the game and attempted to let the Batman wash over me.
Sweet Vehicular Homicide, Batman!
Weeeeeee!
It appears as though Rocksteady Studios was totally married to having the Batmobile in the game, and when it's initially presented, it seems like it's going to be kind of a pain in the ass, but not too much. Surely you'll be given plenty of time to get the hang of the Batmobile itself? Nooo… Rocksteady wants you to really, really enjoy the Batmobile right now!
My problem isn't with the Batmobile proper. In its resting state, it plays like a car in Burnout, even up to the boosting around corners and the like. My main beef is with the "battle mode" tank transformation and its constant need to be used for combat, puzzle solving, sandwich making and so on!
Not even ten minutes in and the game is making you play an AR training mission with the Bat-Tank! If you didn't have the foresight to do so, you really should turn the "battle mode" toggle switch to on, so that with the press of a button you go in to "battle mode" instead of the hand-crippling insanity of holding down the button the entire time you're in Bat-Tank mode!
Now for the fun part!
You get your standard machine guns… I guess for chip damage?… and then initially one shot of the Vulcan Cannon, which has a bit of a cooldown, so you don't go firing it all willy nilly! If you build up a combo (I know, right?), you can fire a volley of four homing missiles!
When I first started playing around with the Bat-Tank, I had some slight nostalgia as I was reminded of the olden days with their deluge of car combat games. But then that time was eroded by the sheer length of some of these goddamned Bat-Tank sequences! Not to mention the supremely telegraphed "Hey! I'm gonna shoot my cannot THIS WAY!" laser sights from the bad guy "drone" tanks. This is Batman after all… no killing!
When you're finally freed from the obtuse Bat-Tank combat, you're allowed to gleefully glide around Gotham City. But there's not much to do, so you must do the one story mission, and that's where Rocksteady really pours on the Batmobile shenanigans.
Taking place at the ACE Chemical factory, the game forces you to drag the Batmobile around, solving Batmobile specific puzzles and the like.
Where my mind finally snapped was when I was forced to maneuver the Bat-Tank around (because the Batmobile is much too fast to finesse some of the minutia-laden baloney real estate) to get to a building housing a few bad guys. Instead of just dropping in from the ceiling, punching the doods in the their dicks and moving on, the game forced me to pull down a wall to get to them! Why?!
Batman has exploding gel for this kind of stuff… well, okay… for the walls that are "marked" for exploding. But come on! Thankfully, I only had the Bat-Tank slide of the side of the trail on the way to the building once.
After a bit more exploring, Batman is then forced to get the Batmobile even further into the chemical plant, and by that time you are allowed to do what I tried to do in the first place: crash through the giant wall with "ACE CHEMICAL" painted on it at the very beginning of all this nonsense! Oh, now these bricks are magically able to break?
I would understand if by doing this earlier I would've smashed through the wall in to an area full of drones and/or a scenario that would've been really bad to get in on too early, but that is ridiculous. It's completely counterintuitive. So I have to maneuver this piece of shit Batmobile around in the teeny tiny space for mission filler, only to just Kool-Aid Man through the clearly labeled "SMASH THROUGH HERE BRO" at a later time for a "boss battle?" Sheesh!
It's not you… it's me.
And that's not all: apparently some of Batman's villains are Batmobile-crazed now too. The Riddler gets in on this by making racetracks for you. Yeah, Riddler… that supposed acerbic brilliant minded mastermind has no time for riddles… only the need for speed!
It's unfortunate that they front-loaded the game with so much Bat-Tank bullshit. You really have to power through this stuff, because Arkham Knight does get better after that point. Even more insulting is that Batman gets around Gotham City just fine the old-fashioned way: grapple hook up a tall building and glide to the marker! So easy!
I reached out to Rocksteady Studios on Twitter and as of deadline, I have not heard back if they plan on patching the Batmobile out of the game. In fact it may very well be the reason why they had to pull the game on Steam in the first place. Stay tuned to Reaxxion for more information as this story progresses.
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Q: Add to mysql array I have some user preferences I am keeping in an array in MySQL. This is how I get the current array:
$array = DB::queryFirstField("SELECT dashboard_array FROM compel_dashboard
                                           WHERE user_id = %i", $user_id);

Which gives me:
"s:19:"dashboard-reccomend";"

Now if I want to add a new string ($dashboard_item contains a string like dashboard-progress) to this array I was thinking:
    $array[] = serialize($dashboard_item);

    $query  = DB::update('compel_dashboard', array(
                    'dashboard_array' => $array
                  ), "user_id=%s", $user_id);

When I make this call though it doesnt update. The array stays the same as my first call, nothing gets added. If I just update that dashboard_array field without trying to add to the array it replaces the value fine so I know its something I am doing with adding to the array.

A: This is what I did to get it to work. I had to unserialize the array before adding to it.
        $dashboard = DB::queryFirstField("SELECT dashboard_array FROM compel_dashboard
                                      WHERE user_id = %i", $user_id);

        $array[] = unserialize($dashboard);

        array_push($array, $dashboard_item);

        $new_dash = serialize($array);

        $query  = DB::update('compel_dashboard', array(
                        'dashboard_array' => $new_dash
                      ), "user_id=%s", $user_id);


Carat has swept the board at the 9th ROI Festival, winning two Golds and a Silver for an Integrated Content Partnership between Master Kong Noodles and the Kung Fu Panda movie, as well as adding a further Silver for Philips.
Carat has swept the board at the 9th ROI Festival, winning two Golds and a Silver for an Integrated Content Partnership between Master Kong Noodles and the Kung Fu Panda movie, as well as adding a further Silver for Philips. Further award wins came at the Great Wall Awards with another Gold for Master Kong, a Bronze for Oreo's Open Up, and another Bronze for Oreo's Journey Home at the China Effies.
Recognized as one of the most influential awards in Asia, and with fierce competition from over 3,012 entries, the judges praised the innovations and strategy delivered by the Master Kong and Kung Fu Panda collaboration and Philips Singles Day campaign, demonstrated a remarkable business impact.
The ROI Awards, seen as 'The Oscars' in China's creative and media industries, were established to recognize the most creative brands and companies. The winning cases are awarded for their outstanding work and performance in terms of budget allocation, efficient use of media, communications strategy, media execution and results. More than 600 companies attended and were assessed by a jury of marketers and experts from leading brands and international 4A agencies.
China Advertising Great Wall – Media Communications Awards was established to recognize the campaigns with the best use of media and creativity, bringing the best ROI for brands and advertisers. Running since 2003, the Effie Awards competition in China is one of the toughest competitions with the winners judged on the effectiveness of their campaigns. Carat's ecommerce campaign for Oreo, in collaboration with Alibaba won in the Lower-tiered Market category.
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London Plan Annual Report – A pretty unfair look at completions
It's out! London faces a shortfall in completions having overseen 38,553 new homes (32,919 conventional) against the minimum target of 42,000.
There's an interesting comment or two on the actual value of taking this KPI by itself. Lambeth delivered 180% over their benchmark figure (2,811 homes), Hillingdon 178% (993 homes), Richmond 173% (554 homes). Merton, Camden and Islington all also exceeded their benchmark by 50% or more.
There is then Barking and Dagenham which has overseen less than half of their benchmark figure because even though they've released some of the largest areas in London for residential development in 2015-16 – it's all still in the pipeline which only goes to demonstrate the need to look into the KPIs more closely.
Saving Kensington and Chelsea from an ignominious placing at the bottom with only 114 units delivered, against a target of 733, is Bexley, who have been unlucky enough to actually go backwards having lost 100 units over 2015-16. Despite this, Bexley are actually in pretty good shape outside of this particular KPI and taking into account their delivery in the past.
A hat tip is due to the Boroughs of Newham, Lambeth and Islington who have made considerable headway in bringing long term vacant units back into use. 725 in Newham alone.
Five authorities over 2015-16 didn't secure enough affordable housing to be statistically significant and three didn't deliver a single home for the social market.
Javid, Cladding and Councils
As expected the fallout over funding continues in that age-old tradition of arguing about something very distantly related to the issue. This week we're discussing whether Sajid Javid MP actually knew councils had requested financial support when he said they hadn't last week.
Alok Sharma MP in a written reply to Croydon Council has provided assurances that money, where needed, will be made available. The number of authorities requesting financial support to help in re-cladding works is now said to number at least 10.
Brexit, projects and local authority money
The Local Government Association warns again today of the funding hole on the horizon as part of the nation's decision to leave the EU.
Local councils, state the LGA, face a gap of some £8.4 Billion or £10.5 Billion if you're exchanging for your upcoming holiday in Europe at the moment at near enough 1 for 1.
Central government maintains its position that all EU structural and investment fund projects will be renewed, provided they "provide value for money and are in line with UK priorities", which is about as reassuring as central government gets these days.
Office to resi conversions, the tide turns
Never really welcomed by councils, the heyday of PD is now well and truly over as more and more authorities seek to limit the conversion of office to resi. This shouldn't come as a great deal of surprise given some of the truly atrocious conversions taking place at small-scale level and the often deeply negative impact such conversions can have on not only the immediate functioning of a commercial area, but as an obstacle to comprehensive and sensible redevelopment. These things sadly overshadow the considerable number of conversions of a high standard which have taken place.
The team over at Planning Magazine have written up an interesting review and there's little surprise that with space standards and contributions taking a considerable hit on many schemes, local government is not a fan. Read more here: http://www.planningresource.co.uk/article/1440666/homes-created-office-to-resi-permitted-development-right-measure
Harsh words never said
You may have seen coverage earlier this month of the briefing alleging the Housing Secretary is about to get all fire and brimstone over housing targets. The Mail on Sunday reported:
"Mr Javid has been pledged full support by Mrs May, who already faces a feud in her local Conservative Association over plans to build more houses aimed at young buyers. Mr Javid will promise to increase the number of homes built a year in Britain from 190,000 to 300,000, a rise of 58 per cent."
It's come to nothing so far, there is some similarity in the messaging between this release and the position taken by Javid in reference to councils and cladding tests and it's likely to remain an example of a pre-briefing gone somewhat awry.
Leasehold ban
We all know that one person, or if you're really unlucky persons, who are just a bit too clever for their own good. You'll try and avoid getting into trouble with some of their schemes, but then you suddenly find yourself selling somebody a leasehold house and then selling the freehold without that customer's knowledge to venture capitalists based abroad with the interpersonal skills of a marshmallow.
And so, news emerged on Wednesday that the government will take steps to ensure the practice that never should have been is made unattractive to investors.
Just the three by-elections to report on today, with one Labour, one Conservative and one open seat. Labour retained Fallowfield in Manchester with 78% of the vote, the Conservatives held Scotter and Blyton in West Lindsay on 44% and in the manic open race in Blandford Central, North Dorset, the Conservatives prevailed with 36.6% of the vote to Labour's 36.3%. Both parties gained vote share, the Conservatives 16.6% up and Labour 25.1%.
A nod to the Conservative candidate in Fallowfield, this was their second by-election in three months. Making sure your party is at least on the ballot in what is beyond a no-hope seat can be a thankless task.
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If you were to make a list of, say, five wild dreams that you would like to accomplish in your lifetime, there's a good chance one of those dreams would be to sail around the world. I have no data to support this opinion, but I'll bet it's true for most people. I would also bet that very few people would think big enough to sail around the world, and then use that platform to surf all the best beaches (again, no data).
As a kid, you're life was about being on the water. What was that like?
All of our weekends and family vacations were always on our family sailboat. My dad just loved being out on the water, so we would always get out there. And when I was nine years old, my parents took us out of school—I have a brother and sister as well—and we sailed down the coast of Mexico for about six months as a family. That was a longer trip, and that's really where the seed was planted for my dream of sailing around the world.
And it's while you were sailing that you started thinking more about the environment, right?
Yes. We'd pull into ports and you would see pollution and trash. And then we'd be out on these more pristine coastlines, and there would be these beautiful beaches. Even as a nine-year-old, I started seeing the contrast between places where human impact was having negative effects and these beautiful, pristine places. So I became an environmentalist, even at that young age.
You wanted to take a big trip, but you didn't have the boat. Then you met Barry (who had a boat). How did that come to be?
I truly think that part of it has something to do with having focused so much on this dream as a kid. I had a map up on my wall with arrows of where I was going to sail. I had a little piggy bank that said "sailing fund," and I was constantly thinking about this journey when I was a kid. I still just hung onto that dream out of college, and I ended up running into Barry, who was almost 80 years old at the time. We had a lot in common—he was one of the founders of the environmental studies program at UC Santa Barbara, where I studied. He was a sailor, and we'd actually taken a sailing trip together the year before. So when I ran into him, he had come up with this idea of wanting to give his boat to someone who wanted to do a long distance sailing trip. So I just happened to be in the right place at the right time, and I had this big dream; and he was really excited to be able to live vicariously through this trip that I was going to take. So we dove into three years of overhauling the boat.
Was it only supposed to take a year at first?
Yes, we actually planned for a year at the beginning. And his deal was during that year I would follow around a rigger, an electrician, and a mechanic, and I would apprentice with these guys who were overhauling the boat to try to learn what I would need once I got offshore, to have some of the skills I would need out there. But yeah, we'd just open up one project and there'd be five more underneath and it just became this endless thing. You'd cross one item off the list, and add bunch more at the bottom, and see how one year turned into two and then to three—and it just became a lot bigger project than either of us appreciated.
You wrote that fear of failure really drove you, is that right?
In the beginning I was so scared of whether I could be a captain, you know? We'd poured tons of money and tons of time into this boat. I had all these eyes on me. I wasn't even sure if I was physically or mentally capable of meeting the challenge of captaining this sailboat on my own. So yeah, I was petrified of losing it all in that first year, after we'd worked so hard to get to that point.
And what changed? How did you feel yourself changing as a person?
I think once I proved to myself that I could handle all the equipment, and that I could anchor safely and get from A to B. There was just so much to learn at the beginning. It was all focused on physically proving I could do this from one destination to the next—but then as I got more comfortable, and everything became more routine, I was able to turn inward and make it all about a personal journey as well. And the book really highlights that inner journey, too.
Would you summarize the book or the trip as being about realizing your dreams? Is that how you looked at it?
I definitely hope that people see that, by following your dreams, you push yourself farther than you normally would. Because it's something that you're really passionate about. I broke through so many of these barriers and these perceived limitations that I had, and I did it because I really wanted this dream. But I also think that following this dream opened me up to a personal relationship with spirituality, and a relationship with the unknown, that has provided so much value to my life. And I think every person has a different journey to that same place—to that personal trust and faith—that I don't think I really understood from a church or any other religious element that I was exposed to in my life before the trip. So I hope that people see that by following your own passions and your own desires, whatever it is you're really wanting in life, that you will be supported, and you'll find this relationship, and it will be yours.
You also surf. You call it your numero uno. What is it about surfing?
I think for me, I already had this love for the ocean growing up on boats. I'm kind of an athlete in general. I was a gymnast as a child and always had an aptitude and love for sports, and when I could combine that love for the ocean with my athletic desires… surfing is just this beautiful, dynamic mix of the two, because you're constantly being challenged. Every wave is different. Every day is different. You have to learn about the tides and the winds, and there's so much that goes into it. And for me that became being closer to the environment around me--and when you take that onto a sailboat, it's even next level, because you have to have a safe place to anchor your boat, and you have to learn about the coastline that you're on, and all of those things, because I love the earth and the ocean, it was just another way to engage with them I guess.
What are some of your greatest memories from the trip?
One of my greatest memories was a time when I'd been stuck in Panama City for almost two months. I was overhauling SWELL for the trip across the Pacific. It was just a really depressing time. You couldn't even swim in the water around there because it was so polluted, and I had this long list of things I had to do on SWELL. And I finally got back out on the water and sailed to this first destination that we'd chosen—a girlfriend was with me at the time—and we pulled up to this beautiful island. We had no idea what we were in for, and we showed up and found these incredible waves—a right and a left—where we could anchor right off the spot. And we ended up anchored there surfing for a couple weeks straight. So all the rewards of this really tough time, where I felt like I was never going to get to surf again, and I was wondering why am I doing this?... it was just such a contrast—it was the low low, and then the super high high on the other end—and I found over time that that's how a lot of of the trip was.
For more pictures, stories, and notes on Liz Clark's amazing voyage, check out this website.


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Elizabeth Blackburn is one of renowned biologists in the world. Nobel Foundation awarded her Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2009 for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase.
She is currently the President of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.
As we know, telomeres deeply engaged in our lifetime. In other words as we humans age, telomeres shorten. Shortening of telomeres leads us to aging. Telomere is influenced by telomerase. A lot of telomerase could not shorten telomere, but artificially nudging up telomerase could increase risks of cancers. How are we supposed to do? Don't worry. We can control over telomerase by our mind or lifestyle. Listen to Blackburn's lecture.
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On Little Seneca Creek in Black Hill Regional Park. Mill is where the bicycle bridge crosses the creek, opposite Black Hill Road intersection with Lake Ridge Drive.
Waters Mill is part of a tract of land called Pleasant Fields.
In the 1780's the Waters family acquired the "William and Mary tract".
In 1810 Zachariah Waters built a grist and saw mill on that tract. It was also used to press flax seed to linseed oil, used in the manufacture of paint. The Mill stopped operation in 1895. In the ruins of the mill, pieces of a French Burr millstone have been found. This is a millstone commonly used to grind flour.


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Ampuero è un comune spagnolo di 4.052 abitanti situato nella comunità autonoma della Cantabria, comarca di Asón-Agüera.

È costituito da 24 nuclei abitati fra cui il capoluogo Ampuero che dà il nome al comune, che è stato costituito unendo due preesistenti comuni: Ampuero e Marrón. Il territorio comunale è attraversato dal fiume Asón e dal suo affluente Vallino: il capoluogo Ampuero dista 50 km da Santander e 85 da Bilbao. Il nome si ritiene derivi da Emporium esistendo in passato in questa località un importante mercato.
La sua economia si basa sull'agricoltura e sul turismo, il suo ambiente si presta infatti all'esercizio di sport come la pesca sia dei salmoni che sono numerosi alla foce dell'Ason sia delle trote nella parte più alta, il canoismo nei due fiumi, la speleologia e, inoltre, le passeggiate sulle colline. La sola distanza di 10 km permette inoltre di alloggiare nel comune di Ampuero e utilizzare la spiaggia di Laredo, importante centro balneare.

Nell'ultimo decennio, grazie anche alle facilitazioni concesse dall'amministrazione comunale, si è avuto un incremento notevole dell'attività edilizia per ospitare nuove imprese industriali e si prevede che l'industria manifatturiera raggiunga nei prossimi anni un peso notevole nell'economia locale.
Ad Ampuero si trova il Santuario de la Virgen de la Bien Aparecida. Questa Madonna è la patrona della Comunità autonoma. Secondo la tradizione, la Madonna apparve nel 1605 ad alcuni giovani pastori sulla collina che dista 5 km dal centro della città dove fu poi costruito il santuario.

Storia
Nella grande grotta Cueva Honda è stato trovato materiale archeologico risalente al paleolitico, sicché a questo periodo risale la presenza umana nella zona, i primi insediamenti stabili furono ad opera di popoli celti provenienti dal centro Europa fusi con le primitive tribù locali. Della dominazione romana e visigota non restano tracce né documenti che facciano riferimento ad Ampuero.

Quando Alfonso nell'XI secolo decise lo spopolamento della Valle del Duero che divenne confine fra musulmani e cristiani, molte famiglie furono costrette ad emigrare altrove dove costruirono anche nuovi centri abitati. Fra questi risulterebbero essere sia Ampuero che Marron.

Il nome di Ampuero appare citato ai fini fiscali per la prima volta nel 1351 come appartenente alla Merindad de Vecio, in un elenco di alcune località.
Nel Medioevo cominciarono ad imporsi le famiglie nobili e si formarono le fazioni contrapposte, ad Ampuero una di queste fu quella dei Marron, sulle cui origini si hanno scarse notizie. Si sa che Sanchez Marron fu assassinato come militante nella fazione dei Negretes, mentre suo figlio Pedro Sanchez Marron si associò alla potente famiglia dei Velasco. Altro personaggio importante fu Pedro Sanchez de la Piedra il cui nipote con lo stesso nome costruì la Torre de Ampuero. In epoca moderna una famiglia importante di Ampuero fu quella degli Espina, il cui palazzo andò distrutto in un incendio del 1765.
Ampuero costituì però in questo periodo un proprio consiglio pur restando terra della monarchia governata dal real corregidor de cuatro villas residente a Laredo. Dalla raccolta delle deliberazioni del consiglio risultano chiaramente le proprie competenze nella regolamentazione della vita economica, nel potere amministrativo, nel vettovagliamento della popolazione, nel mantenimento dell'ordine pubblico. In una ordinanza si disponeva che ogni cittadino che fosse in possesso di armi, doveva partecipare alla difesa della città in caso di attacchi nemici. Un'altra ordinanza consigliare imponeva a tutti i cittadini l'obbligo di assistere a tutte le riunioni aperte del Consiglio. Era escluso dalle prerogative del consiglio il potere giudiziale esercitato dal re per mezzo del corregidor che era anche Juez ordinario (giudice ordinario).

Secondo una tradizione, non si sa quanto corrispondente alla realtà, ad Ampuero fu costruita la famosa Pinta una delle tre caravelle utilizzate da Cristoforo Colombo nella sua scoperta dell'America. Nello stemma comunale figura infatti anche l'immagine di questa caravella.

Nel 1499 i "Re Cattolici" ampliarono la rete stradale della Castiglia, in particolare la strada che univa Burgos a Laredo che passava da Ampuero che favorì la crescita d'importanza come centro commerciale di Ampuero.
La presenza ad Ampuero e nei dintorni in quantità abbondanti delle materie prime occorrenti favorì nel Medioevo l'impianto di alcune ferriere lungo le rive dell'Ason le cui acque fornivano la necessaria forza motrice. È del 1335 il cosiddetto Fuero de las Ferrerias col quale si concedeva l'esenzione dal pagamento di imposte per le ferriere. elargito da re di Castiglia e León Alfonso XI detto il giustiziere.
Nel XVI secolo Ampuero subì processi inquisitori per stregoneria ed eresia.
Nel 1704 il re Filippo V concesse l'effettuazione di fiere e mercati al santuario della Bien Aparicida.
Nel 1728 lo stesso re concesse ad Ampuero il titolo di città con poteri civili e giudiziari, questi ultimi fino ad allora appartenevano a Laredo.
Nel 1818 si consolida il mercato e la città diventa un importante centro commerciale per tutta la zona.
Nel 1868 Marron si unisce ad Ampuero dando luogo al comune che porta questo nome; le comunicazioni fra i due centri sono rese difficoltose dalla presenza delle foci del fiume Ason che li separa e il passaggio da uno all'altro di cose e persone deve avvenire con barche, difficoltà che vengono eliminate con la costruzione dal 1872 al 1876 del ponte sul fiume.

Nel 1901 s'impianta una impresa di distilleria per la produzione di liquori che ha un buon successo. Nel XIX secolo Ampuero godeva ancora di una grande ricchezza forestale, abbondanza di bestiame d'allevamento e qualche attività industriale, che sta incrementandosi mediante l'insediamento progressivo di imprese nell'area predisposta dal Comune.

Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse
 Iglesia de Santa Marina chiesa costruita nel XIII secolo si stile romanico-gotico.
 Iglesia Parroquial de Hoz de Marron del XVI secolo.
 Iglesia de San Mamés del XIII secolo.
 Iglesia Parroquial de Cerbiago del XVII secolo.
 Iglesia de Santa Maria del XVI secolo, riformata nel XVI la cui facciata è stata resa barocca nel XVII.
 Santuario de la Virgen Bien Aparicida del secolo XVIII.
 Ermita de san Miguel del XIV secolo.
 Ermita de san Pedruco del XVII secolo.
 Ermita de santiago del 1978.
 Casa Palacio de Escajodillo del XVIII secolo in Hoz de Marron.
 Casonas del XVIII secolo in Cerbiago.
 Cueva Honda grande grotta che si prolunga per qualche chilometro.
 Cueva de Tocinos
 Plaza de Toros de la Nogalesa del 1977: può contenere fino a 4000 persone.

Feste
Le feste della città si celebrano in settembre, mese nel quale si svolge anche un encierro molto conosciuto in Cantabria, dove Ampuero viene spesso chiamata la Pamplona chica (la piccola Pamplona).

La festa in occasione della quale si svolge l'encierro, cioè la libera corsa sfrenata di giovani tori per le vie transennate della città affrontati da giovani che cercano di arrestarli ed atterrarli eccitandoli sempre di più fino allo sfinimento. Per questo avvenimento Ampuero si riempie di tanti giovani desiderosi di cimentarsi e mostrare il loro coraggio e di turisti, e la festa è considerata fra le migliori della Cantabria. Si svolge a cavallo dell'8 settembre ed è preparata dal comune nelle sue varie manifestazioni nel corso dell'intero anno.

L'inizio avviene il 7 settembre con l'annuncio dal balcone del municipio, brindisi, musica, balli e grande confusione in attesa della notte in cui si svolge la processione dopo la messa solenne in onore della Virgen Niňa. L'immagine della Madonna è portata in giro per le strade del centro storico nella suggestiva processione e fiaccolata detta de las Antorchas cioè delle fiaccole. Partecipano alla processione, oltre alle persone munite delle fiaccole, gruppi folcloristici montanari in costumi locali.
L'encierro avviene il giorno successivo ed anche, a volte, il 9 settembre. L'introduzione di questa manifestazione taurina simile anche se in forma un po' ridotta a quella notissima di Pamplona risale al 1941.

Le feste patronali delle diverse parrocchie e la romeria al santuario della bien Aparecida si svolgono in date diverse. Molte sono le manifestazioni sportive che si svolgono nel comune, fra queste le più importanti e di risonanza anche internazionale sono la gara di discesa in canoa del fiume Ason e la corsa automobilistica in salita al Santuario della Bien Aparecida, che richiamano molti partecipanti e spettatori.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni della provincia della Cantabria

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Owen Ware
University of Toronto at Mississauga
University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Graduate Department of Philosophy
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19th Century Philosophy
German Idealism
Johann Gottlieb Fichte
Continental Philosophy
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Indigenous Philosophy of the Americas
Kant: Ethics
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Nature, Ethics and Gender in German Romanticism and Idealism
Alison Stone
Rowman & Littlefield International. 2018.
This book offers a unique account of the development of thinking about nature from Early German Romanticism into the philosophies of nature of Schelling, Hegel, and beyond. Alison Stone explores the ethical and political implications of German Romantic and Idealist ideas about nature, including for gender, race, and environmentalism.
Contextualising Fichte
Douglas Moggach
Fichte-Studien 45 133-153. 2018.
An examination of the intellectual context in which Fichte develops his ethical program in the Jena period and its immediate aftermath reveals the determining presence of Leibniz, and the complex heritage of Leibnizian perfectionist thought from which Kantian, and post-Kantian, ethics seek to extricate themselves. While Kant blocks any reversion to the older, Leibnizian perfectionism, his criticisms leave open a space for a new kind of perfectionist ethic, one whose object is the promotion not o…Read more
An examination of the intellectual context in which Fichte develops his ethical program in the Jena period and its immediate aftermath reveals the determining presence of Leibniz, and the complex heritage of Leibnizian perfectionist thought from which Kantian, and post-Kantian, ethics seek to extricate themselves. While Kant blocks any reversion to the older, Leibnizian perfectionism, his criticisms leave open a space for a new kind of perfectionist ethic, one whose object is the promotion not of any determinate notion of eudaimonia or thriving, but of the possibility of free agency itself. The aim of post-Kantian perfectionism is to sustain the conditions of free, spontaneous action. Fichte's ethical system is one example of post-Kantian perfectionism.
In Defense of Conscience
Daniel Breazeale
First in the Phenomenology and then in the Elements of the Philosophy of Right, Hegel rejects Fichte's notion of conscience on the grounds that it leads to despair. He also criticizes Fichtean conscience as purely "formal" and "abstract" and compatible with any content, which it can obtain only arbitrarily from the manifold of one's natural drives and inclinations. For Hegel, there is an unresolvable tension between the claimed "universality" of a conscientious deed and the natural particularity…Read more
First in the Phenomenology and then in the Elements of the Philosophy of Right, Hegel rejects Fichte's notion of conscience on the grounds that it leads to despair. He also criticizes Fichtean conscience as purely "formal" and "abstract" and compatible with any content, which it can obtain only arbitrarily from the manifold of one's natural drives and inclinations. For Hegel, there is an unresolvable tension between the claimed "universality" of a conscientious deed and the natural particularity of every moral agent, which ultimately leads to ethical egoism and hypocrisy. The aim of this paper is to show, first, that Hegel misrepresents key aspects of Fichte's position and, second, that Fichte possesses the resources to respond successfully to most of Hegel's criticisms. In order to grasp this one must closely examine Fichte's subtle and often misunderstand account of moral deliberation and conscientious decision-making and the relation of the same to his larger account of I-hood.
The Whole of Reason in Kant's Critical Philosophy
Farshid Baghai
Dialogue 58 (2): 251-286. 2019.
Kant often compares reason to an organized body, which suggests that reason should be understood as a whole from which all possible uses of the faculties of reason are derived. However, Kant does not elaborate his conception of the whole of reason. Nor does the secondary literature. This paper suggests that the wholeness of reason is the apodictic modality of reason, i.e., the necessary standard that determines what can systematically belong to reason, and thus works as the systematic condition …Read more
Kant often compares reason to an organized body, which suggests that reason should be understood as a whole from which all possible uses of the faculties of reason are derived. However, Kant does not elaborate his conception of the whole of reason. Nor does the secondary literature. This paper suggests that the wholeness of reason is the apodictic modality of reason, i.e., the necessary standard that determines what can systematically belong to reason, and thus works as the systematic condition for all possible uses of the faculties of reason. This necessary standard is the discipline of pure reason. Kant compare souvent la raison à un corps organisé, ce qui suggère que la raison devrait être comprise comme un tout à partir duquel dérivent systématiquement toutes les fonctions possibles des facultés de la raison. Ni Kant, ni la littérature secondaire n'élabore cependant sa conception de la raison comme un tout. Autrement dit, ils n'élaborent pas la notion d'unité de la raison. Je soutiens que l'unité de la raison devrait être comprise comme la modalité apodictique de la raison, c'est-à-dire le critère nécessaire qui détermine ce qui peut appartenir systématiquement à la raison. Ce critère nécessaire est la discipline de la raison pure.
Respect for the Moral Law: the Emotional Side of Reason
Janelle DeWitt
Philosophy 89 (1): 31-62. 2014.
Respect, as Kant describes it, has a duality of nature that seems to embody a contradiction – i.e., it is both a moral motive and a feeling, where these are thought to be mutually exclusive. Most solutions involve eliminating one of the two natures, but unfortunately, this also destroys what is unique about respect. So instead, I question the non-cognitive theory of emotion giving rise to the contradiction. In its place, I develop the cognitive theory implicit in Kant's work, one in which emotio…Read more
Respect, as Kant describes it, has a duality of nature that seems to embody a contradiction – i.e., it is both a moral motive and a feeling, where these are thought to be mutually exclusive. Most solutions involve eliminating one of the two natures, but unfortunately, this also destroys what is unique about respect. So instead, I question the non-cognitive theory of emotion giving rise to the contradiction. In its place, I develop the cognitive theory implicit in Kant's work, one in which emotions take the form of evaluative judgments that determine the will. I then show that, as a purely rational emotion, respect is perfectly suited to be a moral motive.
Kant's Synthetic and Analytic Method in the Critique of Pure Reason and the Distinction between Philosophical and Mathematical Syntheses
Gabriele Gava
European Journal of Philosophy 23 (3): 728-749. 2015.
This article addresses Kant's distinction between a synthetic and an analytic method in philosophy. I will first consider how some commentators have accounted for Kant's distinction and analyze some passages in which Kant defined the analytic and the synthetic method. I will suggest that confusion about Kant's distinction arises because he uses it in at least two different senses. I will then identify a specific way in which Kant accounts for this distinction when he is differentiating between m…Read more
This article addresses Kant's distinction between a synthetic and an analytic method in philosophy. I will first consider how some commentators have accounted for Kant's distinction and analyze some passages in which Kant defined the analytic and the synthetic method. I will suggest that confusion about Kant's distinction arises because he uses it in at least two different senses. I will then identify a specific way in which Kant accounts for this distinction when he is differentiating between mathematical and philosophical syntheses. I will examine Kant's arguments in the Critique of Pure Reason with the latter sense of the distinction in mind. I will evaluate if he uses the analytic or the synthetic method and if the synthetic method is able to identify, without a previous consideration of some sort of given knowledge, sufficient conditions for deriving some aspects of our knowledge


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