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Rep. Jackson Lee Meltdown: Terror Attack Takes Away From Collusion, Kneels for 'Justice'
Eric Scheiner , @schineman
November. 1. 2017
If you ever want to do something dangerous and risky, you could try following the logic of Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas.
Wednesday on the House floor she started talking about taxes, which turned into criticizing President Trump for "politicizing" yesterday's terror attack in New York, then led to references to the Civil War and the NFL and concluded with her taking a knee for "justice."
This is a strange journey, so hold on tight.
After admitting that yesterday's killings in New York were a terrorist act, Jackson Lee condemned the White House for "politicizing" the issue.
"But rather than rise to the occasion, this morning, the words come from the White House, 'the terrorist came into our country through what is called the Diversity Visa Lottery Program - a Chuck Schumer beauty, I want merit based immigration,'" Jackson Lee said.
Short memory. Less than a month ago, after the shootings in Las Vegas she took to the House floor to politicize gun control, demanding that no bill dealing with the deregulation of silencers ever be brought to the floor of the House.
But that's not "politicizing" with her, I guess.
"Can you imagine how many more would have died, if the man that perpetrated, had ten guns, had a silencer?" Jackson Lee asked on Oct. 2nd 2017.
A trip through Jackson Lee logic isn't as easy as just performing a simple flip-flop; there are many twists and turns to navigate. Towards the end of her speech she accused the White House reaction to Tuesday's terrorist attack that killed 8 Americans as a method of "taking away from the conspiracy charge against (Paul) Manafort."
"Taking away from the conspicuous collusion with Russians that George Papadopoulos has indicated," she continued. "Oh he's worried about him lying, but I'm worrying about him telling the truth, and he is. They wanted dirty stuff on the opponent, they wanted to work with Russia, they wanted to work with Putin and they wanted to conspire against the United States of America," Jackson Lee said.
"As well as a misunderstanding on the devastating comments of his Chief of Staff about the civil war. And NFL players being called inmates in a prison, Mr. Speaker, I'm fed up with dividing this nation, we're going down the wrong direction and I'm not going to accept it. I'm taking a knee with all of those who believe in justice."
I feel a little like Ripley here. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee is an actual elected representative in Congress, believe it or not.
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"Judith" Shakespeare in Computer Programming : An Oral History Study of American Women Programmers in the Late Twentieth Century
Laura L. Zeigen, Portland State University
Portland State University. Department of History
Master of Arts (M.A.) in History
Women computer programmers -- United States, Women in computer science -- United States, Women -- Employment -- United States, Oral history -- United States, Oral history, Twentieth century, Women computer programmers, Women -- Employment, Women in computer science, United States
The question "Why are there not more women in computer science?" is one that has been asked by both scholarly and business communities since women entered the workforce in large numbers starting in the 1970s. Although there exists a vast literature covering how to involve more girls and women in computer science today, as well as a smaller body of literature outlining the few female pioneers in the field, little has been written about the women who, despite historical exclusion, actually participated in the computing industry as programmers and software engineers beginning in the 1960s. Who were the women going into this part of the labor force during this time? What was the path of women who were successful in the field? What motivated them? What deterrents did they face, and how did the women in the field overcome them? Did the women's movement of the 1960s and 1970s have an impact on women who went into the field? Did late twentieth century feminism affect their experience in the workplace? To answer these questions, I conducted oral history interviews with twenty-six women who had worked in computer programming between 1960 to 1990 then cohorts emerge in the analysis: one cohort of subjects (8 interviewees) born before 1950 who came of age largely before the second-wave feminist movement of the 1960s and 1970s, and a second cohort of subjects (18 interviewees), those born after 1950 who came of age at the height of the late twentieth century women's movement. The analysis presented here helps answer the question of why there are not more women in computer programming, what characteristics were held in common by the women who did go into this field, any particular barriers these women faced to pursuing such careers, and how a particular social and historical context affected the consciousness and decision-making processes of individuals in their education and careers.
Interview transcripts are available below in the additional files.
Zeigen, Laura L., ""Judith" Shakespeare in Computer Programming : An Oral History Study of American Women Programmers in the Late Twentieth Century" (2005). Dissertations and Theses. Paper 6232.
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"The Prison Litigation Reform Act requires prisoners bringing actions concerning prison conditions under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 or other federal law to exhaust all available administrative remedies before suing in federal court. When a prisoner fails to exhaust his administrative remedies before filing a civil rights complaint, dismissal of the complaint is appropriate." Young v. Martin, 83 Fed.Appx. 107 (6th Cir. 2003) (citations omitted). See also Williams v. Luttrell, 99 Fed.Appx. 705 (6th Cir. 2004) (holding pro se pretrial detainee failed to exhaust his administrative remedies, as required under the PLRA, in his § 1983 action against county jail officials alleging that he was subjected to unconstitutional conditions of confinement and excessive use of force, where the detainee specifically stated in his complaint that he did not file any grievances related to his claims); Jones v. Warren County, 67 Fed.Appx. 909 (6th Cir. 2003) (holding that the district court properly dismissed pro se inmate's § 1983 claim against the county and two jail employees for failure to exhaust his administrative remedies under the PLRA); Atman v. Hutchison, 57 Fed.Appx. 642 (6th Cir. 2003) (holding federal pretrial detainee at county jail could not bring § 1983 lawsuit challenging interference with his legal mail where he failed to comply with the exhaustion requirement of the PLRA). State regulations require that facilities shall provide an inmate grievance procedure to all inmates. The grievance procedure must include at least one level of appeal. Rules of the Tennessee Corrections Institute, Rule 1400-1-.05(12).
The PLRA provides in pertinent part that:
No action shall be brought with respect to prison conditions under section 1983 of this title, or any other Federal law, by a prisoner confined in any jail, prison, or other correctional facility until such administrative remedies as are available are exhausted.
42 U.S.C. § 1997e(a). In Porter v. Nussle, 534 U.S. 516, 122 S.Ct. 983, 152 L.Ed.2d 12 (2002), the Supreme Court held that the PLRA's exhaustion requirement "applies to all prisoners seeking redress for prison circumstances or occurrences," id. at 520, 122 S.Ct. 983, irrespective of whether those conditions are general to all prisoners or affect only one prisoner in particular, see id. at 532, 122 S.Ct. 983. Previously, in Booth v. Churner, 532 U.S. 731, 121 S.Ct. 1819, 149 L.Ed.2d 958 (2001), the Supreme Court noted that the PLRA required exhaustion if available administrative process had the ability to provide "some relief for the action complained of" (emphasis added), even if grievance procedures could not provide the relief sought, id. at 738-39, 121 S.Ct. 1819. If no administrative remedies are available, however, then the PLRA does not require exhaustion. Id. at 736 n. 4, 121 S.Ct. 1819 ("Without the possibility of some relief, the administrative officers would presumably have no authority to act on the subject of the complaint, leaving the inmate with nothing to exhaust."); see also Mojias v. Johnson, 351 F.3d 606, 609 (2d Cir. 2003) ("[The PLRA] clearly does not require a prisoner to exhaust administrative remedies that do not address the subject matter of his complaint." (internal quotation marks and citation omitted)).
Handberry v. Thompson, 436 F.3d 52, 58-59 (2d Cir. 2006).
Before the district court may adjudicate any claim set forth in a prisoner's complaint, it must determine that the plaintiff has complied with this exhaustion requirement. Not only is a prisoner-plaintiff required to exhaust as to each defendant, he must show that he has exhausted every claim presented in his complaint. If a prisoner fails to show that he has exhausted his administrative remedies, his complaint is subject to sua sponte dismissal.
McCullough v. Barnes, 2005 WL 2704878, *2 (M.D. Tenn. 2005) (citations omitted).
To establish that he has exhausted his administrative remedies, a prisoner-plaintiff must show that he presented his grievance(s) "through one complete round" of the established grievance process. A prisoner does not exhaust available administrative remedies when he files a grievance but "d[oes] not appeal the denial of that complaint to the highest possible administrative level." Neither may a prisoner abandon the process before completion and then claim that he exhausted his remedies, or that it is now futile for him to do so.
Id., (citations omitted).
The plaintiff-prisoner has the burden of proving that a grievance has been fully exhausted, Baxter v. Rose, 305 F.3d 486, 488 (6th Cir. 2002), and the prisoner must attach documentation to the complaint as proof. Brown v. Toombs, 139 F.3d 1102, 1104 (6th Cir. 1998). Exhaustion is not jurisdictional; it is mandatory, Wyatt v. Leonard, 193 F.3d 876, 879 (6th Cir. 1999), even if proceeding through the administrative system would be "futile." Hartsfield v. Vidor, 199 F.3d 305, 308-10 (6th Cir. 1999).
Bey v. Johnson, 407 F.3d 801, 805 (6th Cir. 2005) (holding that the PLRA requires a complete dismissal of a prisoner's complaint when that prisoner alleges both exhausted and unexhausted claims). See also Boyd v. Corrections Corp. of America, 380 F.3d 989, 995 (6th Cir. 2004) ([A] prisoner-plaintiff may bear his pleading burden either "by attaching a copy of the applicable administrative dispositions to the complaint or, in the absence of written documentation, describ[ing] with specificity the administrative proceeding and its outcome.").
If the jail has no grievance procedure, the exhaustion requirement of the PLRA will be excused. Rancher v. Franklin County, 122 Fed.Appx. 240 (6th Cir. 2005).
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Trump calls for 'culture that cherishes innocent life' in SOTU address
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., look on as President Donald Trump delivers his second State of the Union address Feb. 5, 2019, at the Capitol in Washington. During his speech Trump urged Congress to pass legislation that bans late-term abortion. (CNS photo/Doug Mills, pool via Reuters)
The president's annual state of the union address received a divided response after highlighting life issues. The chamber of the House of Representatives showed a clear divide in the legislature over President Trump's call for a late-term abortion ban, with pro-life advocates offering their own reactions after the speech.
In the speech, delivered Tuesday evening, Trump encouraged lawmakers to choose "results" over "resistance" while making the traditional call for bipartisan cooperation.
After speaking about his legislative priorities for the coming year, including renewed calls for physical barriers on the southern U.S. border with Mexico and a nation-wide paid family leave program for parents, the president turned to recent abortion legislation at the state level.
"There could be no greater contrast to the beautiful image of a mother holding her infant child than the chilling displays our nation saw in recent days," the president said, referencing the passage of the Reproductive Health Act recently passed by the state of New York.
That measure has been the subject of fierce criticism for allowing the possibility of effective abortion on demand throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
"Lawmakers in New York cheered with delight upon the passage of legislation that would allow a baby to be ripped from the mother's womb moments before birth," said Trump. "These are living, feeling, beautiful babies who will never get the chance to share their love and their dreams with the world."
The president also referenced recent failed legislation in Virginia which would have allowed for mothers to terminate an unborn child even during labor. Citing the defense of the measure by embattled governor Ralph Northam, Trump called the bill a means to "execute a baby after birth."
Regarding his own legislative suggestions for Congress, the president called for new laws to ban late-term abortions, saying he wished to see "a culture that cherishes innocent life."
"Let us reaffirm a fundamental truth: all children -- born and unborn -- are made in the holy image of God."
"To defend the dignity of every person, I am asking Congress to pass legislation to prohibit the late-term abortion of children who can feel pain in the mother's womb."
The proposal was greeted with a decidedly mixed reaction by some lawmakers, with Republicans standing in favor of the proposal.
While many Democrats, including a large block of women representatives who sat as a group dressed in white, remained seated with their arms folded, others, including Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV), applauded.
Manchin later told RealClearPolitics that "late term abortions are just horrific...totally just wrong."
Pro-life advocates were swift to praise the president's speech.
Tom McClusky, the president of March for Life Action, said in a statement that he was pleased Trump spoke strongly in "condemning the extremist abortion propositions out of New York and Virginia."
"The American consensus opposes abortion after the first trimester, yet some politicians continue to embrace and perpetuate an unprecedentedly radical pro-abortion agenda," said McClusky, noting that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) invited Planned Parenthood President Dr. Leana Wen as her guest to the speech.
These politicians are "out of touch with the American people," said McClusky. "It is time for politicians, regardless of party, to stand up in favor of protecting innocent life."
Ashley McGuire, senior fellow at the Catholic Association, agreed with McClusky, describing the call to end late-term abortions as a "welcome change from the left's celebration of third-trimester abortions and infanticide."
While much of the state of the union address appeared to highlight divisions between the two parties, there was considerable applause for the president's condemnation of anti-Semitism.
"We must never ignore the vile poison of anti-Semitism, or those who spread its venomous creed," Trump said. "With one voice, we must confront this hatred anywhere and everywhere it occurs."
Judah Samet, who survived the anti-Semitic terrorist attack on the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in October, attended the speech as a guest of the president. That attack left 11 people dead. Samet is also a survivor of the Holocaust and was imprisoned in a concentration camp.
The president's legislative agenda and his call for increased cooperation will both be tested in the coming weeks. Congress and the president have until Feb. 15 to agree funding arrangements for parts of the federal government in order to avoid another partial shutdown.
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Q: What is the difference between the electrode:component and electrode-component archetypes? The main doc suggests electrode:component but, this doc suggests electrode-component?

A: Electrode comes with yeoman generator to quickly create a shell for your component.
The command to invoke the component generator is:

yo electrode:component

electrode-component is just a suggested name for the component you would generate.

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Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, Tenth Edition
Author: Robert D. Edwards,John Magee,W.H.C. Bassetti
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Sixty-three years. Sixty-three years and Technical Analysis of Stock Trends still towers over the discipline of technical analysis like a mighty redwood. Originally published in 1948 and now in its Tenth Edition, this book remains the original and most important work on this topic. The book contains more than dry chart patterns, it passes down accumulated experience and wisdom from Dow to Schabacker, to Edwards, and to Magee, and has been modernized by W.H.C. Bassetti. Bassetti, a client, friend, and student of John Magee, one of the original authors, has converted the material on the craft of manual charting with TEKNIPLAT chart paper to modern computer software methods. In actuality, none of Magee's concepts have proven invalid and some of his work predated modern concepts such as beta and volatility. In addition, Magee described a trend-following procedure that is so simple and so elegant that Bassetti has adapted it to enable the general investor to use it to replace the cranky Dow Theory. This procedure, called the Basing Points procedure, is extensively described in the new Tenth Edition along with new material on powerful moving average systems and Leverage Space Portfolio Model generously contributed by the formidable analyst, Ralph Vince., author of Handbook of Portfolio Mathematics. See what's new in the Tenth Edition: Chapters on replacing Dow Theory Update of Dow Theory Record Deletion of extraneous material on manual charting New chapters on Stops and Basing Points New material on moving average systems New material on Ralph Vince's Leverage Space Portfolio Model So much has changed since the first edition, yet so much has remained the same. Everyone wants to know how to play the game. The foundational work of the discipline of technical analysis, this book gives you more than a technical formula for trading and investing, it gives you the knowledge and wisdom to craft long-term success.
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Brainwashed at The Maverick
by The Fullerton ShadowPosted on May 10, 2010 May 11, 2010
It really was sort of mesmerizing to watch the stage adaptation of John Frankenheimer's 1962 film masterpiece "The Manchurian Candidate" at the Maverick Theater the other night. I mean the stage is so dinky; and yet somehow this production was so ingeniously staged (including a turntable built into the stage) that the whole thing seemed plausible.
I was in town for a couple days and my husband and I thought we'd give the little theater another try. Okay, Joe kicked up a little fuss, but went anyway.You have to remember, I'm not even much of a theater goer, but I enjoyed writing a review a few months ago and thought I'd give it another try.
I have to admit I wasn't too optimistic about the play – after all the Richard Condon novel spans two continents and many years, and the Maverick Theater is what, about 25 feet wide? And the movie had left some pretty indelible character images such as Angela Landsbury's wicked Mrs. Iselin.
The story is kind of simple. Generally loathed sergeant Raymond Shaw and his platoon are captured during the Korean War and become the brainwashed tools of commie masterminds. Later, back in the States, Shaw gets a Medal of Honor for "saving" his troops. This delights his Machiavellian monster mom and Joe McCarthy-like stepdad, Mrs. and Senator Iselin, respectively. Other platoon members including Marco Bennet are having horrible flashbacks and trying to figure them out. The suddenly and inexplicably likable Raymond Shaw is the nexus. And the Reds have something really big planned for Shaw…
As noted above the choreography of story and scene changes was tight and extremely well adapted for the (small) stage. There were even a chase scene! The use of interactive video really helped expand the scope of the mis-en-scene. Congrats to director Brian Newell – a bit of a mastermind himself.
The level of acting performances seemed varied to me. John Brennan, who previously did a boisterous turn as Randall McMurphy in Cuckoo's Nest is back as the disturbed Marco Bennet and did pretty well, although I get the impression his personality leads him to more expansive and gregarious characters. Marco Bennet is about to really crack-up, and I didn't quite get that sense of acutely anxious desperation that informs bad anxiety disorders.
Raymond Shaw was played by William Marty in a really hard part. Marty's Shaw seemed sort of uneven to me: sometimes convincing, other times less so. I would have liked to have seen a more developed early profile of the SOB he was supposed to be. Part of the problem may have been that the script didn't permit a little more attention to Shaw in Korea, as did the film. His Shaw under the influence was convincing. And of course he did get the best line of the script: "It's a terrible thing to hate your mother. But I didn't always hate her. When I was a child, I only kind of disliked her." BTW, William – remember to work the diaphram!
The other main character, Mrs. Iselin, was played to menacing perfection by Veda Franklin who brought to her role a consistently calm and calculating Lady McBethesque evil that really filled the bill. The touching transient moment between Iselin and her son near the end of the play was deftly and quickly turned to pathological hatred toward her manipulators. Brava to her.
Of the other performances I noted Percival Arcibal's Dr. Yen Lo, turned with the required nuance of humor, and with a good line about yak dung cigarettes; and Robert Craig did an okay, although sometimes stiff presentation of the dim-witted, red-baiting Senator Iselin. Kelsie Blackwell injected some bouncing feminine effervescence with her portrayal of Jocie Jordan, Shaw's girlfriend.
Overall, I'd like to see the Maverick casts become more relaxed and convincing with both their hand work and incidental interaction with props, something I've always thought was the mark of the best actors. But what do I know?
Anyway, that's the summation of The Manchurian Candidate at the Maverick Theater by me, The Fullerton Shadow – amateur critic. As before, take it for what it's worth. And go see the show. It runs through June 5th. It's entertaining and at times startling. You'll have fun.
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2 Replies to "Brainwashed at The Maverick"
Ling Cod says:
Looking forward to the sequel "Brainwashed at City Hall".
Johnny Donut says:
Thanks for the review. Just the kick in the pants that I needed to go see it.
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Today we talk a bit about mission design and how the overall state of hobby in your area could effect your tournament scene.
We talk a bit about mission design and how the overall state of hobby in your area could effect your tournament scene. The episode ended up a little longer than we expected – sorry for the ramble… about an hour in we are joined by Michael Shinall from CMON to talk about their new Song of Ice and Fire miniature game.
In this episode we talk about the Louisville Slugga on June 9th and 10th and about the ATC Tournament coming up July 13-15th. Please register for these events!
We don't crack post FAQ meta wide open or anything but we do talk about how the nature of the game is getting much more well defined and how this SHOULD effect mission design. For instance, if you don't want Gunline armies to rule the roost then you have to incentivize people to take more interactive lists through creative, but fair, missions.
This ended up being a bit of a wandering talk about mission, tournaments and the hobby scene. I slip in there somewhere to say that Val Heffelfinger beat me in our grudge/trash-talk match.
In the last segment I am joined by Michael Shinall from Cool Mini or Not to talk about their upcoming miniature wargame based on the Song of Ice and Fire books. It's a rank and file based fantasy battle game where units come pre-assembled where you can take them out of the box and pretty much put them right on the table.
The Hobby Segment will be back next week!


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207 Talk Across Ocean on Xmas (Mar, 1931)
I'm pretty sure that there is enough bandwidth out there now that every single person on earth could be on the phone at the same time. Though, there'd probably be some seriously over saturated lines in more remote locales.
Incidentally, those calls cost roughly $119 a minute in 2009 dollars.
207 Talk Across Ocean on Xmas
CHRISTMAS traffic on the overseas telephone circuits of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company this year eclipsed all previous records. Throughout the day a total of 207 messages was handled, and the connections established involved Europe, South America, Australia, and the "S. S. Belgeland" off the west coast of Central America.
Practically all of the traffic was of a social or personal nature, involving interchange of holiday greetings. The average length of the conversations was five minutes, at a rate of $30 for the first three minutes.
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DouglasUrantia says: December 20, 20107:18 pm
Back in 1972 there were only three telephone lines from USA to all of India. You had to make a reservation with an operator in NY to make a call. 1972 seems like not that long ago. How times have changed.
Woofer says: December 20, 20109:00 pm
Hopefully, everybody knows these connections were by shortwave radio, at the mercy of the ionosphere. Was that way until the Trans Atlantic Telephone (TAT-1) cable in 1956.
heroic says: December 22, 201012:11 am
Actually all phone systems work on the basis of being oversubscribed- if everyone picks up their phone at the same time it's a great way to crash the system. That's why you can't get dialtone during big disasters, and why it's hard to get through around midnight on New Year's Day.
Charlie says: December 22, 201011:06 am
Yes, but a whole lot of us now have multi-megabit internet connections and a voice call doesn't take much more than 50kps.
JMyint says: December 22, 201011:35 am
I remember when calling my grandparents in Rangoon on Christmas was a several hour ordeal. By the late 70's we could direct dial them.


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Jeff Bluml portrays Louie Fan in the upcoming Hawkeye Community Theatre production, "The Butler Did It." The show runs from April 18 through April 21.
John Metier, from left, Timi Jordison, Dylan Drummond and Jeff Bluml all star in "The Butler Did It," the latest production from the Hawkeye Community Theatre.
The latest performance from Hawkeye Community Theatre is a comedy that parodies "every English mystery play ever written," but with an American flair.
"The Butler Did It" is written by Tim Kelly, and is being directed locally by Michael Shoopman under authority of Samuel French, NY, NY, USA.
The play features Miss Maple, described as "a dowager with a reputation for 'clever' weekend parties" in material provided by Shoopman, who invites a group of detective writers to Ravenswood Manor on Turkey Island, where they must impersonate the characters they've written about.
He added that the play will be fun.
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After the break, it will be more of the same again with Sweden dominating the game and Viktor Claesson will add another goal to make it 2-0 for Sweden. However, Turkey will come back into the game gradually and will manage to score a goal of their own thanks to HakanCalhanoglu on a great curling shot.
Sweden thought that they were heading towards a win before Emre Akbaba managed to score two goals in quick succession to help his team win the match. This will be a disappointing result for Sweden as they were the better side throughout the game and was hoping that they could get their first points in the Nations League.
This was the first game that Sweden has been playing since their defeat at the last World Cup against England and was hoping that they could give their fans something to cheer about. Now they will have to focus on the next game against Russia which will take place in October.


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TOKYO, November 2, 2018 - Global digital asset platform Liquid today announced that it will list USD Coin (USDC), a regulated, US dollar-backed stablecoin governed by CENTRE, an industry consortium co-founded by Coinbase and Circle.
"We are thrilled to see Liquid launch support for USDC. As the leading exchange for the Japanese Yen market and a pioneer in the cryptocurrency exchange market, they are a strong partner for USDC. We share a common vision of an open, connected and global financial system built on cryptocurrency assets and blockchain technology, and this is an important step in reaching that goal as we connect additional major markets with open fiat rails. We are looking forward to future collaboration with Liquid as we expand our efforts in this space together," said Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire.
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A new programme of arts and cultural activity will be taking place in Blackpool and Wyre over the next three years. It is part of a national programme of activity funded by Arts Council England called Creative People and Places.
In the North West, the Blackpool and Wyre consortium who brought together the bid (consisting of Blackpool Coastal Housing, Merlin Entertainments, Blackpool Council, Wyre Borough Council, Grand Theatre Blackpool and local community groups) have secured funding over a three year period to enable the people of Blackpool and Wyre to develop and take part in high quality arts.
The Creative People and Places programme focuses on parts of the country where people's involvement in the arts is significantly below the national average and takes a new approach by allowing communities and grass roots organisations to play a leading part in inspiring others to get involved with the arts.
Jane Beardsworth, North West regional director, Arts Council England said: "We are delighted for Blackpool and Wyre. The programme will be developed by local people for local people and will also allow those visiting Blackpool to experience some outstanding events that really could only happen in Blackpool. Long term this will increase engagement in the arts in Blackpool."
The Creative People and Places programme is one of a number of initiatives designed to help the Arts Council achieve its goal of more people experiencing and being inspired by the arts – as set out in the Arts Council's ten year strategic plan.


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Jennifer's First Official Lecture!
On 17, Mar 2014 | No Comments | In America, Family Story | By Gayook
Jenn wrote about her first official lecture at Smith College in Massachusetts in April. I'm very excited for her, as this is not only her first official presentation of my father's work, it is also the first time she will be doing this without the rest of the family tagging along.
My baby is leaving the nest! Again!
I've spoken about what discovering what my father's work means to me over several past blogs. But, I've never spoken about what this means for Jennifer – from a mother's perspective, of course! To me, it looks like everything is coming full circle for her from the time she attended Wesleyan University in CT and majored in East Asian Studies, taking a year to study abroad in China. After all these years of taking on jobs that didn't have much to do with her major, her research not only establishes our family lineage, it has brought her back to something she loves to do – research, analyzing the historical context, and putting it down on paper. Who would have thought that it would be my father's artwork that would bring her back to this first love.
It always amazes me not only how things come full circle, but especially in this case, the connection of familial generations. Looking back on Jenn's work life up to this point, it almost feels destined that she would be the one to delve into this arena. She first worked in the art buying department for a NYC ad agency where she negotiated rights for photography usage for print production, which then led her to a job at a stock photo house doing the same thing. Later, when we lived in Hawaii, she taught swing dance at large conferences and ran team building workshops to organizations giving her experience in front of audiences. Next, she worked in sales at a Chinese art gallery and learned about reproducing (giclee) prints. While selling artwork, one potential customer offered her a position in his architectural/construction firm in design and sales which gave her the understanding of my father's architectural work. And, more recently, she designed kitchens and cabinet storage for residential properties. She also developed websites for small businesses, which gave her the know-how and connections to set up this blog.
As she moves forward, digging deeper into my father's lost art and architectural work, I can see a new career opportunity opening up before her. In her experience mentioned above, Jenn has the skills to bring Liu's work back into the world, to place him in the historical context of a time when China was struggling to reinvent herself within the fast growing international community of nations, and in the process to acknowledge her and our family's part of this rich tradition.
One of the things that my father wanted most was the foreign cultural exchange of ideas. He deeply believed in the richness of integrating the ideas and principles of east and west, taking the best of both and coming up with something totally new, exciting and something better than individual nations endeavoring to survive in isolation. I can see Jenn, if she chooses, moving forward with more lectures, exhibits, producing limited editions of his work, even a book or documentary film with the express purpose of furthering the dream of foreign exchange in the arts when it was abruptly aborted when he fled China.
In 1997, I had the notion to arrange with my mother to move his works from her home to put them in a safe place. I'm not sure at the time I knew that it would come to this, the beginning of bringing his work back into the world, but I always felt that Jenn would be the one to do it. And, did she listen to her mother!?! 20 years later, she thought it was her own idea!
As I am one that looks at the patterns in which life comes about – the timing, the people one gets connected to, events that bring one to certain places – I feel that this work signals for Jennifer a new chapter in her life. And, after learning about her grandfather's courage in the obstacles he faced to present his ideas to help modernize China, I wish for Jenn the same courage to follow something she feels passionate about and loves doing.
Jenn, Matthew, your grandfather and I will be with you at Smith College in spirit!
Gayook (Liou) Wong
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I used cardimom instead of rosewater. Tasty!


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This fossil is chipped which revealed what looks to be its feeding apparatus or lophophore. The Silurian Period brachiopod is probably a Atrypa reticularis. It was found in the Waldron Shale of Clark County, Indiana.
This Silurian fossil is a Calymene celebra. It was found in the Racine Formation of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Such nice preservation and it reminds of trilobites found in the dolomite around Bardstown, Kentucky.
This ammonoid fossil appears to be a Meekoceras sp. It was found in the Thaynes Formation of Salt Lake County, Utah. It dates to early Triassic Period.
Thanks to Nathan for this fossil. Recently, he visited the Louisville area with a group of students from the University of Wisconsin and we exchanged some fossils. They were very dedicated and impressive in their fossil searching capabilities. We visited a number of local sites and collected for hours in the rain, sleet and snow. Brrr, it was cold and wet. Lots of neat fossils were found, including a Silurian cystoid, a spiny brachiopod, trilobite segments, a giant snail, colonial coral colony, and lots of ziplock bags of fossils. After Louisville, they had more areas to visit around the midwest to find fossils at.
These magnifications are from a thin slab of silicified palm fossil. I wet sanded the slab with 320 and 800 grit paper. Karate Kid's Mr. Miyagi would be proud of my sanding work!
Fossil was photographed wet to enhance the contrast. Have not tried polishing it yet.
This fossil appears to be of the genus Palmoxylon and was found in Texas. It is from the Eocene.
A Favosites coral growing around the stem of a crinoid. This type of growth appears to have been typical for this coral. Fossil was found in the Waldron Shale of Clark County, Indiana. It grew in the Silurian Period about 420 million years ago.
Below is an illustration from Plate 17 (Figure 9) Indiana Department of Geology and Natural History Eleventh Annual Report John Collett State Geologist 1881. It shows a Favosites coral growing on a Eucalyptocrinus crassus stem.


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Editing: Netflix's Stranger Things
Netflix's Stranger Things premiered in 2016, taking audiences to Indiana in the 1980s, where a young boy disappears amid a string of supernatural events. The show is now in its fourth season and has more than 30 Emmy nominations to its credit. Created by the Duffer Brothers (Matt and Ross), the series stars an ensemble cast that includes Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Sadie Sink and Natalia Dyer, among others.
Editor Dean Zimmerman (pictured) has worked with executive producer/director Shawn Levy on all of his movies for the past two decades and was intrigued with the opportunity to cut the series when it debuted. He edited Season 1, earning an Emmy, and returned for Season 3. Recently, while cutting Season 4, Zimmerman took some time to speak with Post about the evolution of the series and how it all comes together.
Was it your long-term relationship with Shawn Levy that led to you working on this series?
"I've been working with Shawn Levy for — I basically cut every single one of his movies for the past 19 years. So that's how I got involved with Stranger Things. I was actually working on a project that he was not involved with, and he had called me and said, 'Hey, would you be interested in doing this Netflix series that I'm going to executive produce? And I'm going to direct a couple of episodes.' And I said, 'I don't know if I necessarily want to do TV.' He was like, 'Well, why don't you take a read of the script?' And I did. We set up a meeting, and I met the two Duffer brothers, and it was a bromance from there."
You were there from the beginning and even cut the pilot. Did you realize it would still be so popular four years later?
"No, absolutely not. I mean, again, the script really hit me — the pilot. I only read the pilot script and it just was so nostalgic. I literally was reading it going, 'Oh my God, this is my childhood!' Obviously, minus the supernatural. It just it really kind of struck a chord…[I said], 'You know what? I don't have anything going on right now. I have a little downtime. Why not? It seems like it would be fun.' And then when we got on it and the footage started coming in, the cuts started coming together. And we all kind of sat back and went, 'This is really interesting!'
"I actually won an Emmy for the pilot. I was there from Day 1. I did not do Season 2 because I was actually doing another feature overseas, so I couldn't do Season 2, unfortunately. But I had moved up my assistant (Nat Fuller) from Season 1 to be an editor. And I was kind of ghost mentoring him, if you will. So I wasn't necessarily involved as far as the day-to-day cutting, but if there were any issues or problems, I would take a peek at it and get some notes. And then [they] called me back for Season 3. I was available and it wasn't even a question. I was like, 'Yeah, let's go. When are we going to start?'"
Has the show evolved since that first season?
"It has evolved. We've been using the Red cameras for Season 1, 2 and 3. Season 4, we're switching formats a little bit. We're moving to the (Arri) Alexa. But as far as workflows, they've all stayed the same. The only difference is it's just exponentially bigger."
What resolution are you working at, knowing that you'll be delivering in 4K for Netflix?
"We deliver 4K, but, just because of the amount of storage that we need, we're still working in the DNx36 world. What we found is DNx115 is a little taxing on the systems, especially when you're basically carrying nine full features. And that's how we really look at it. So it does tax the system a bit and [the ability] to move as quickly as we want to. DNx36 has been around forever. It's tried and true. It's super stable, super fast, and it's fine. And if the Duffer Brothers really need to see something, we just jump into our DI suite and look at it there."
Where are you typically working?
"Where we're at a post facility in Hollywood. Of course, we can't disclose the location, but it's in Hollywood."
You hinted that you're cutting on an Avid?
"We are. I like to think of myself as a little more tech savvy than the average Joe out there. I have been working with Avid for a very long time. I'm actually beta testing. I would normally alpha test, but on a series like Stranger Things, I try not to do that just because there are too many issues that happen. But I love to beta test stuff. For Season 3 I definitely was beta testing the newer version of the Avid…We have a pretty elaborate setup with our NEXIS servers. I think we have 128 terabytes of storage."
Who is providing you with dailies?
"Technicolor is our post facility. All the media usually pushes through them and then comes to us, unless it's a unique situation, where we are on a distant location and they will use a local facility that will push us media, and then Technicolor will get it and vet it. And if there's any issues or problems, they'll fix it. But everything's been fine so far…We get it through Aspera."
What are the demands for your delivery? Are you delivering one episode at a time to meet an ultimate deadline, or are you delivering them all at the same time?
"The way we set it up — and this was really kind of in the inception period of Netflix's post workflow — Kevin Ross, who was the other editor of Season 1 and Season 2 as well — Kevin, has been doing TV for a very long time, where as I've done features for a very long time. Basically, what we've done is we've taken both workflows from TV and features, and combined them. So we basically cut all of the episodes and get them done, and get visual effects started as soon as possible. And we do all our finishing work at the end, so all of the mixing, all the color correction, and all the scoring, all the music — all that happens at the end. It allows us the most time to have the creative freedom to go in and tweak the episodes to make them as good as possible. And that's now become the paradigm and model that Netflix uses on all their shows."
How many episodes are in the pipeline at one time?
"They block shoot, so they shoot two episodes at a time. So we'll get (Episodes) 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8. And then if there's a ninth, like there is in Season 4, we will just tack that on to the end. Usually we split dailies. Nat Fuller is the other editor of Season 4. So we will split dailies and we'll keep working. But as it gets deeper and as they start shooting more and more episodes, you're not just working on one episode, you're working on all of them. Usually [there are] other directors shooting. Shawn Levy shoots Episodes 3 and 4. And now we have a new director on 5 and 6. And then the Duffers will do 1 and 2, and then 7 through 9. So while those other directors are shooting, we're still cutting, but also working with the Duffers, who will be in and be doing their showrunner cuts on the prior episodes."
When do the visual effects come in?
"Well, especially now, [as] we're getting deeper into the season, the visual effects are so massive. Every episode is almost like a feature when it comes to visual effects. And so to ramp up visual effects in that kind of capacity, you can't do it too early because then the cost is just insane. So we turn over key shots for research & development. They start to get certain looks and create the different monsters…For Season 3 we turned over the Russian sequence right when the boys got back from shooting. That was Episode 1. To develop the laser and what that does to the wall…that all happens so early in the process. So in an answer to your question, it all gets delivered at the end, but it kind of, depending on when you turn the sequence over, it comes in drips and drabs. And [there are] many different vendors on the show for all the different things. I don't think one house could handle the amount of visual effects they have, seeing as every season we are always tripling the visual effects count."
Once the final edit is done, does it go to another facility for an online assembly?
"Exactly! That's what happens. We submit an EDL that Technicolor will put together, and then our colorist will start his grading process. The assembly process is actually pretty easy now. Technicolor has their process, where it almost auto conforms. And then we get an offline QuickTime of that conform and double check it with our cut. It's a pretty seamless and very painless process."
Being a script-based show, is there room for you to have creative input from an editorial standpoint?
"There is. Some of the actors will kind riff here and there, but it's pretty dead on. I mean, the Duffers write such tight and really focused scripts that there's not too much variance. But I will say the performances are what the Duffers allow Matt and I one-hundred percent creative freedom to try anything we want. And that really yields such an amazing work environment.
"I brought so much comedy to Season 1 for scenes that were written as very dramatic scenes, and they kind of played it different. I always talk about this one dinner-table scene at the Wheelers'. They're all sitting around the dinner table. They're having this very intense discussion: Hopper just laid down a curfew, and they want to go out and find their friends. And Nancy wants to go see Steve Harrington, as it becomes obvious there's a love interest in Season 1. And I played it all through the eyes of their little baby sister, who's sitting in a chair, eating pancakes. I basically played the entire scene through her eyes, and it made for a comedy…instead of this very kind of dramatic-written scene. And when they showed the Duffers, that cut has not changed a frame from when I showed it to them to when it aired. And they have really started to write more comedy into their scripts, which is so wonderful. And that was just a part of me exploring and trying a new perspective on something."
How tough are the deadlines and delivering eight or nine episodes?
"Rand Geiger, who's the producer of the series, has scheduled it down to absolute perfection, where we don't feel that kind of pressure. There may be a little pressure on mixing here and there, and maybe a little pressure on the music guy. It's such a well-oiled machine that everyone knows where we're going to have our shortcomings. Then we account for that. It's not stressful…And everyone is very respectful of the process. It's why [I] came back to TV — because this experience has become such a joy and pleasure to work on. It makes you want to go to work every single day, and not sit in quarantine, like we are now."
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El Campeonato Mundial de Lucha es la máxima competición internacional de lucha deportiva. Es organizado desde 1904 por la asociación United World Wrestling (UWW, antes de 2014 conocida como Federación Internacional de Luchas Asociadas, FILA). En los primeros once campeonato se realizaron exclusivamente competiciones de lucha grecorromana: tras la conclusión del último (1922), pasaron casi tres décadas sin volver a realizarse esta competición. Fue en 1950 cuando la FILA decidió volver a implementarlos (con la lucha libre incluida en el programa), pero no realizando de forma simultánea ambos estilos de lucha: un año la grecorromana y otro la libre. En la edición de 1961 se compitió en ambos tipos de lucha, algunas veces en la misma sede y otras en diferentes sedes. En 1987 se realizó el primer campeonato de lucha libre femenina, siempre en una sede diferente a la de la lucha masculina, excepto en tres ocasiones. Desde la edición de 2005 se efectúan los tres tipos de lucha en la misma sede.

Los años en los que hay Juegos Olímpicos de Verano solo se realiza un campeonato para las categorías no incluidas en el programa de los Juegos de esa edición.

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Desde 2018 las categorías en las que se compite son 30 (10 en lucha grecorromana masculina, 10 en lucha libre masculina y 10 en lucha libre femenina):

 Lucha grecorromana masculina: 55 kg, 60 kg, 63 kg, 67 kg, 72 kg, 77 kg, 82 kg, 87 kg, 97 kg y 130 kg.
 Lucha libre masculina: 57 kg, 61 kg, 65 kg, 70 kg, 74 kg, 79 kg, 86 kg, 92 kg, 97 kg y 125 kg.
 Lucha libre femenina: 50 kg, 53 kg, 55 kg, 57 kg, 59 kg, 62 kg, 65 kg, 68 kg, 72 kg y 76 kg.

El sistema actual de competición, implantado en 2005, consiste en un torneo de eliminación directa para cada categoría, en el que los luchadores participantes están ordenados en un cuadro de acuerdo a su ranking. Dependiendo del número de inscritos, el cuadro puede comenzar en los dieciseisavos o en los octavos de final. Los dos ganadores de las semifinales se enfretan en la final por el primer puesto; los dos perdedores luchan por el tercer puesto contra los ganadores de las respectivas repescas. En los dos torneos de repesca participan los luchadores que perdieron contra los dos finalistas, eliminándose directamente.

Anteriormente se habían empleado otros sistemas de competición, en los que se incluía un combate por el tercer lugar. Es a partir de 2005, con el nuevo sistema de repesca, cuando se han venido entregando dos medallas de bronce.

Ediciones

Medallero histórico
Actualizado hasta Belgrado 2022.

Véase también
Lucha en los Juegos Olímpicos
Campeonato Europeo de Lucha

Enlaces externos
Resultados oficiales .

Competiciones de lucha
Lucha

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Q: Does calling Observable.Subscribe multiple times create multiple subscriptions? Hello in my Component i  am using a Service method   which in turn  returns an observable. What i want to know is if  i call Subscribe multiple times  in the component will this create multiple subscriptions and thus in time break the application?
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getClients():Observable<User[]>{

      let route=UserService.baseUrl+"/users";
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        .map(resp=>resp)
        .catch(error=>{console.log(error);return Observable.throw(JSON.stringify(error));}) as Observable<User[]>;
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        private canPress:boolean;

        public enableButtons: boolean;

        public users: Array<User>;
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        }
        private getUsers(){
            console.log("Entered init");

            this.userservice.getClients().subscribe(data=>{
                this.users=data;
                this.canPress=this.users.length>0;
            },error=>{
                console.log("From Index: Could not obtain users");
                this.users=UserService.users;
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        }
        ngOnInit(): void {
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        }

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If in my HTML i attach the getUsers method to a click event ...will i spawn new subscriptions ?

A: Subscription inside getUsers() is resolved when UserService.getClients http call emits event or error. Please do not panic and carry on.


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Last week, former FCW Divas Champion and NXT Superstar Shaul Guerrero made headlines when it was announced that she had signed a deal with Women's of Wrestling (WOW) as the promotion's new ring announcer.
In an interview with Solo Wrestling, Guerrero discusses growing up in the wrestling business, opens up about her time FCW, her new deal with WOW and more. Highlights of the interview below.
Growing up as part of the Guerrero wrestling family: Growing up in a wrestling family was not ordinary. You always had people knowing who your family was or making a big deal of what your parents did for a living. But dad and mom always taught us to be humble and they lead by example. Dad was the most humble person I knew and he always was the harshest critique of his art. It was exciting having our family vacation every year be Wrestlemania and I loved growing up in the women's locker room and being in awe of the powerful women I was surrounded by. But there is also a great burden of doing your absolute best and the shadow of greatness that you are expected to measure up to.
Her family's reaction to her decision to join the wrestling business: At first they were very frank with me about how difficult this business was. Of course, my mom was worried about my body and how it would handle the wrestling. But my mom has always been my biggest cheerleader and supported me 100%. Dad, when he was alive, felt the same worry and didn't want me to deal with the politics of the business. However, when I showed him I was serious about learning at a young age he agreed to train me. Unfortunately, as we all know he was taken from us too soon.
On her time with FCW: It was a huge learning experience both personally and professionally. I am very proud of the strides I made and am thankful to a lot of special people who made me understand my talent and hone it. Norman Smiley, Joey Mercury, and Dusty Rhodes were huge in my development and believing in me. However, I was there at the time when women were still not held to the standard men was and that was difficult to process. I also had to learn that I had an addiction and needed help with that because I was not dealing with the pressures I felt in a healthy way. It is a cut-throat business and you fear every day that you may be let go- it made me grow up. But while at FCW & NXT I discovered many things about myself and it made me a better person and a healthier person in the long run.
Competing under the ring name Raquel Diaz and not using the surname Guerrero in WWE: Basically, they didn't want me to use Guerrero right away because they feared I may not live up to the name. But, they also said they wanted me to find my own voice as a performer. This made me feel excited to explore who I wanted to be but once again there was the unsaid pressure of living up to the name.
On leaving the WWE in 2012 and return in 2013: I missed the people, I missed the ring and I missed the lifestyle of what it takes to be a wrestler. WWE has always been my second family and they always will. But I felt strong enough after being in rehab for so long from my eating disorder to come back and face the scrutiny of being in the public eye.
On signing a deal with WOW as a ring announcer: David McLane discovered me when I was visiting Lucha Underground and called me up to ask if I wanted to be a part of WOW. It was an easy decision! This company is fantastic and backs the women's evolution. Women have always had the ability to carry their own show…we just needed the opportunity. The quality and integrity are through the roof and I am honored to be considered to replace his iconic position as the announcer for the show. And not many people know this but I LOVE to announce. Matt Martlaro taught me back in FCW and I always had the best time performing in that way. Not to mention the best seat in the house!
On her husband Aiden English's current feud with Rusev and Lana: If the opportunity to work alongside my husband ever comes up I would jump on it in a heartbeat. No questions asked. He is my familia…and as a Guerrero you don't screw with our family.
On WOW broadcasting their show in 2019: Women are finally getting the platform we deserve across so many fabulous companies. And we haven't even begun to show what we are capable of. Fans want this opportunity for us and WOW is the perfect place for them to get what they want and what women have been waiting for and craving to show the world what we can do.
On the term 'Diva' being dropped in the WWE: I grew up with the Divas and was a Diva when with FCW and NXT. The term is a double-edged sword. Divas paved the way for us. I will always respect those women and what we had to deal with to reach the level of the term "Superstar" we have today. We always deserved to be on the same roster and held to the same standards as men. I agree we should all be categorized under one label but I do not discount the strides Divas had to go through to get us here. Without those women, we would not be here today.
Guerrero also discusses her future goals, wanting to create her own path as a third generation wrestling star and her return to pro wrestling as a commentator for Reality of
You can read the full interview here, which is in Spanish.
What did you think of the interview? Would you like to see involved in the Aiden English/Rusev/Lana storyline? What are your favorite memories of Shaul's time with FCW/NXT? Let us know in the comments below!
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