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Boston Red Sox free agency: Chaim Bloom not ruling out engaging with free agents tied to qualifying offers
Astros' George Springer celebrates after scoring on a single by Yuli Gurriel during the eighth inning of Game 5 of the World Series against the Nationals Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019, in Washington. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)AP
Christopher Smith | csmith@masslive.com
Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom isn't ruling out engaging with free agents who are tied to qualifying offers.
Six MLB free agents — Trevor Bauer, DJ LeMahieu, J.T. Realmuto, Marcus Stroman, George Springer and Kevin Gausman — were extended one-year, $18.9-million qualifying offers. Gausman will accept his qualifying offer to return to the Giants in 2021, ESPN's Jeff Passan reported.
The Red Sox would forfeit a 2021 second-round draft pick and $500,000 in international signing bonus pool money if they signed a qualified free agent.
"I think it's our responsibility to engage on everybody that could fit us," Bloom said during a Zoom call Wednesday. "Obviously when you're talking about somebody that has a qualifying offer on them, the cost to us in signing them is greater and you have to factor that in on some level. But I don't like ruling us out on anybody."
The Red Sox must target starting pitching this offseason after they finished the 2020 season ranked 25th in starter ERA (5.34), last in starter WHIP (1.56) and 29th in starter opponent batting average (.279).
Boston also should be in the market for bullpen help and an outfielder. Center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. is a free agent. WEEI's Rob Bradford reported Sunday that the Red Sox already have approached Bradley about re-signing him for 2021 "and beyond."
"I think the course we chart this offseason, some of it might be based on what opportunities are there. And just how also things fit into our larger goal, which is to build a sustainable, championship contender," Bloom said. "So that isn't just focused on 2021. That's also focused on longer-term opportunities and we just want to look at everything in the context of that. Not just how it helps us now, but what it could mean for us down the road. .. We just want to make sure that everything we do is consistent with that bigger goal."
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Alex Cora apologizes to Boston Red Sox, fans: 'This situation is part of who I am for the rest of my career'
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Q: Cooperation of threads reader and writers I have a class(I will put it in very simplefied way)
Window is drawing figures while Mover is changing their coordinates(x,y) and I do not want to Window read the figure's coordinates while Mover is moving it.
class Figure{
int x, int y;
Figure(){...}

  void move(int x, int y){ //when mover is moving by this method
      this.x+=x;
      this.y+=y;
  }
  void draw(Graphics g){ //i do not want this method running
      g.draw(x,y); //I USE x,y here
  }
}

and then I have class Mover which modifies x,y in Figure
class Mover extends Thread{
  Figure f;
  Mover(Figure f){
  this.f = f;
  }
     public void run(){
         while(true){f.move(3,4);}
         Thread.sleep(30);

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      }
    }

and in the end
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A: The simplest way to accomplish this is by adding the synchronized keyword to the move and draw methods.  This will lock the methods using this, so only one will be able to execute at a time (and in addition you won't be able to execute move more than once at the same time).
class Figure{
    int x, int y;
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    public synchronized void move(int x, int y){ //when mover is moving by this method
         this.x+=x;
         this.y+=y;
    }
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a new thread is needed!!! so, i brainstormed for 2 whole minutes. just curious to see what women have been brave enough to pull up the front end. i have not gotten up the nerve to attempt it, yet. i think about it when i start out, but then quickly think about how if i totally F it up, i will be kissing the pavement. so- just looking to see other's experiences with it!!
I think it may be helpful to know how to wheelie & endo, just in case, but I have not attempted doing it. The only time I endoed was when I was cut off by a car and of course lost control.
I don't think ladies (or gents) who decide to keep the rubber side down are suffering from a lack of bravery.
Stuntin' is something that can be very exciting (to do or to watch), but as it's illegal in most areas, should be done in a controlled environment.
Forgot to mention that site...LOL...good Neebelung. I don't encourage it, but I do think it's something that could help in avoiding accidents. If I knew how to endo, maybe I wouldn't have freaked and went flying off the bike....you just never know.
I disagree... I don't think knowing how to do an endo can help in avoiding an accident/mishap. Knowing how to control your bike (I don't mean you personally) is the best prevention.
I know what you mean, but a car pulled out in front of me another time so quick that I had to almost slam both brakes....if the bike came up a little from that I would have preferred to ride it out, than drop the bike b/c I was scared of an endo....do you know what I mean?
I have done both.... wheelies mostly. I have yet to clutch it up in 2nd, but am working on that. I can pop it up in first and ride it out and I am trying to shift into 2nd before I come down.. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But, I am getting better! It just takes some practice. My first stoppie happened a few weeks back quite by accident. I was in traffic and some guy ahead of me thought he'd be funny and stop really fast in front of me. I didn't even have time to think about what I was doing, thank god it just came naturally. I grabbed a whole lotta brake and the next thing I knew the rear end was coming up and I found myself looking at the guys rear fender and noticed that my front fender was less than a 1/4 inch away from him. Gravity overtook the bike and I came back down onto the pavement. It was so damn smooth, i wish I had it on video! I'll probably never be able to do one that good again. There was a guy further back in traffic on a GSXR that saw me and complimented me afterwards on the exceptional stoppie. LOL! Too bad I didn't tell him that it was completely by accident and that I needed to check my pants!
Stunting is just that - Stunting. Stunting is not intended to be used as evasive measures in the event of an accident or near accident.
Stunting isn't safe, I know that and by no means am I interested in damaging my bike...UGH!!!.... Interesting find!


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"How to Evaluate Academic Innovation," Rohan Sandhu. Amar Ujala, May 9, 2018
"Making Educational Innovations Scalable," Rohan Sandhu. The Hindu: Business Line, April 10, 2018
"Scaling Up Community-Driven Development : Theoretical Underpinnings and Program Design Implications," Hans P. Binswanger & Swaminathan Aiyar. Policy Research Working Paper, No. 3039. The World Bank, Washington, DC, 2003
"Scaling Up What Works: Experimental Evidence on External Validity in Kenyan Education," Tessa Bold, Mwangi Kimenyi, Germano Mwabu, Alice Ng'ang'a, and Justin Sandefur. Center for Global Development, Working Paper 321, March 27, 2013
"The Myths of Scaling-up," Mary Burns. Center for Education Innovations, January 23, 2014
"Millions Learning: Scaling Up Quality Eduation in Developing Countries," Jenny Perlman Robinson and Rebecca Winthrop (with Eileen McGivney). Center for Universal Eduation at Brookings, The Brookings Institution, 2016
About IiT
India in Transition (IiT), allows scholars from all over the world, the opportunity to exchange various analyses and innovative ideas about India's current status and growth. A complete archive of issues is maintained here.
IiT presents brief, analytical perspectives on the ongoing transformations in contemporary India based on cutting-edge research in the areas of economy, environment, foreign policy and security, human capital, science and technology, and society and culture. A Hindi translation accompanies each published article and can be found on CASI's Web site along with related online resources.
In addition to appearing on CASI's website, IiT articles are published in India-based outlets The Hindu: Business Line and Amar Ujala. Past issues have appeared in the op-ed pages of the Indian newspapers, Hindustan, that has nearly 25 million in readership, and in Livemint, an online publication launched in collaboration with The Wall Street Journal. All viewpoints, positions, and conclusions expressed in IiT are solely those of the author(s) and not specifically those of CASI.
Innovating for the System: What Makes Educational Innovations Scalable?
Rohan Sandhu
शिक्षा प्रणाली में नवाचारः शिक्षा संबंधी नवाचारों के लिए मानदंड कैसे निर्धारित होते हैं?
India is reported to have approximately fifteen million NGOs in the education sector. Combined with the proliferation of social enterprises in recent years, the space for non-government education innovations is rapidly becoming a network of cottage industries, with interventions often reinventing the wheel and successful practices not being appropriately leveraged to address India's learning crisis at scale. President Bill Clinton's observation while reviewing school reform initiatives in the United States may hold true for India as well: "Nearly every problem has been solved by someone, somewhere. The frustration is that we can't seem to replicate [those solutions] anywhere else."
Over the past year, however, India's Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has invested significant effort to identify NGO-led innovations around the country and create platforms for them to present to and engage with state education departments. HRD Secretary, Anil Swarup, calling himself a "principal facilitator," traveled across states to identify innovative models and organized five national workshops to showcase such education innovations. "A government champion," the Brookings Institution's Millions Learning report finds, is often the "linchpin behind experimentation and greater participation in policymaking." But, while a government leader's backing is crucial, scaling is a complex undertaking that comes with some fundamental questions, and the need to recognize that not all innovations are necessarily scalable. Experiences of a number of educational innovations point to factors that are critical for an innovation to be one that is scalable—demonstrated impact, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to work with the existing system.
At the outset though, the definition of "scaling" itself must be clarified. Key here is the question of what should be scaled—an intervention as a whole or some critical components. The Millions Learning report, studying a multitude of case studies from around the world, concludes that the process of scale requires that a balance be struck between the non-negotiable elements that are imperative to the success of a program and must be replicated, and the other elements that can be adapted per the specific requirements of individual contexts.
This portends the need for rigorous impact metrics or proof of concept, and the ability to disaggregate the outcomes generated by an intervention's myriad elements. But, as Mary Burns writes, "educational projects do not undergo the kind of meaningful or rigorous impact evaluations that determine whether they are indeed worthy of being scaled." A survey of about forty technology-based education innovations in India corroborates this. While most innovations report their reach, information on their outcomes is seldom available. This, though, is linked to a larger systemic challenge—the absence of a universal assessments or monitoring framework, because of which there is no common benchmark against which outcomes across different models may be evaluated and compared. It is critical that this gap is addressed before innovations are scaled based on personal relations and ad hoc decisions instead of well-defined impact metrics.
Apart from delivering impact, for a country like India, models that seek to scale must also do so in a cost-effective manner. As Venkatesh Malur, who led the Sampark Foundation's Pedagogy Framework—reaching over 2.8 million children studying in 46,000 primary schools in India—summarized in a volume titled Accelerating Access to Quality Education that Subir Gokarn and I co-edited a few years ago, "There is a need to prioritize frugal innovations in classroom transactions and work in sync with the existing system that will leverage the existing teachers, systems, and infrastructure." In line with Malur's point on frugality, Sampark's Smart Class Kit costs one dollar per child per year. Other innovations which have attempted to scale reinforce this. Gyan Shala, which scaled its operations in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to cover schools in West Bengal, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh, operates with a total cost of education per student amounting to Rs. 3,000 per year. The Bharti Foundation's schools similarly seek to deliver education at a rate that is lower than the government school system, so that they may be easily replicated by the latter.
In a similar vein, models that are able to scale must be able to operate within the constraints of the existing system, with the current set of teachers, school leadership, and government machinery. Often, social enterprises and NGOs, in an attempt to see some quick successes, actively avoid engaging with governments and teachers. But if they wish to scale, such an attitude can prove deleterious. In several cases, pilots succeed in specific contexts with favorable conditions, but fail without these. In Kenya, for instance, limited understanding of public sector and political economy constraints prevented a contract teacher program that was able to raise student's tests scores when implemented by an NGO, to show the same positive outcomes when implemented at scale by the government. Studies attribute this difference to the "lack of attention to the interaction between the intervention being tested and the broader institutional context." Ark, which designed a School Quality Assessment framework for 120,000 schools in Madhya Pradesh, sought to create a product that had government ownership from the very beginning and was "delivered with existing public sector capacity, rather than being dependent on a major skills upgrade" (Accelerating Access to Quality Education).
As an innovation scales, partnering with the government system to build its capacity becomes even more critical since scaling is not just a straightforward process of replication, but a more complicated one of adaptation. Binswanger and Aiyar (2003) recommend real-time process-monitoring that provides "continuous feedback that enables the scaling-up process to constantly be improved." Given the state's institutional capacity constraints, Malur writes how Sampark works "hand-in-hand with the state machinery," providing support and strengthening it. Teachers, too, are provided constant support through continuous trainings, frequent visits from Sampark's coordinators, and a helpline that is available at all times. On a related note, innovators must be flexible and open to deviating from their initial model. Ark's SQA design underwent at least four changes over just one year based on constant testing. "The team rapidly discovered that their original 'premium' design was too complex for operating in the contexts, and with the resources, available."
Ultimately, the success of scaling hinges upon a productive partnership between the innovation and the government and teacher system. This is a partnership that must be established at the very outset—embedded in the core design of the model—and one that needs to be deepened as the innovation is scaled up.
Finally, the quest to scale should not cause us to ignore some fundamental issues. Several innovations—like remedial programs—have actually cropped up in response to the challenges imposed by flawed policies. Scaling educational innovations is a worthy endeavour, but it is crucial that we don't replicate band-aid solutions, while ignoring deeper malaises. Additionally, it isn't enough to think of innovation as being the domain of just NGOs and social enterprises. The narrative about the top-down centralized nature of the Indian education system that gives little agency to teachers, school leaders, and frontline administrators, is well-established. While there is undoubtedly a rich supply of innovations outside this system, the demand to adapt and scale these will only be amplified and made more organic if last-mile functionaries and implementers are given the time and space to deviate from the rigidities of the current governance framework.
Rohan Sandhu is an Associate Director at the International Innovation Corps, University of Chicago.
India in Transition (IiT) is published by the Center for the Advanced Study of India (CASI) of the University of Pennsylvania. All viewpoints, positions, and conclusions expressed in IiT are solely those of the author(s) and not specifically those of CASI.
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Architecture NewsClimate Change and Sustainability
Climate Summit Highlights States' Commitment to Combating Global Warming
By Russell Fortmeyer
The C40 Cities4Climate event was held at San Francisco's City Hall on September 12.
Photo © Russell Fortmeyer
In San Francisco last week, international businesses leaders, governors, and mayors, stepped up their commitments to combat global warming at the Global Climate Action Summit. The event signaled to the world that although the Trump Administration has disdained any formal response to climate change, American cities and states remain focused on the challenge. California Governor Jerry Brown started the week by announcing California would accelerate its conversion to 100 percent renewable energy by 2045, improving upon the previous mandate of 80 percent renewables by 2050.
A 35-foot-tall polar bear by artist Don Kennel stood outside the Ferry Building in San Francisco during the Summit.
In many ways, the event operated like two conferences, with the formal summit commencing September 13 at the Moscone Center, while most of the negotiation, agreements, and action took place off-site all week during officially recognized affiliate events, many of which were open to the public. To receive an official summit invitation as a delegate, Brown required cities, private sector companies, and organizations to pledge reductions in emissions and help meet national obligations under the Paris Climate Agreement. The 2016 accord, regardless of Trump's statements, is technically still in effect in the U.S. until 2020.
And while much of the activity focused on large sector emissions, such as energy generation and transportation, several affiliate events turned the spotlight on architecture's role in climate change, including the Carbon Smart Building Day, organized in part by the University of Washington's Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF). The event highlighted the broad range of people needed to address the challenge of decarbonizing the economy, while also aligning on public health and equity issues. "It's not just Architecture 2030 and the AIA; it's cities and organizations around the world committing," said Kate Simonen, director of the CLF, referring to a summit announcement that 22 international cities and regions would require all new buildings operate at net zero carbon by 2030. These jurisdictions, including eight U.S. cities, also pledged to institute policy that would help ensure that existing buildings operate at zero carbon by 2050. Offering one roadmap for achieving these goals, Architecture 2030 shared its Zero Code, which builds on existing efficiency standards like ASHRAE 90.1 and provides guidance for incorporating on-site or off-site renewable power.
Several Carbon Smart speakers went beyond operational carbon. They discussed embodied energy—the carbon associated with the full supply chain and lifecycle of buildings—as the last frontier in a broader consideration of climate impacts. Microsoft previewed a tool in development with the contractor Skanska that would simplify the modeling of embodied energy of buildings, but the tool isn't expected to be released for public use for another year. On September 12, another event, Buy Clean, addressed embodied energy head-on, kicking off with a discussion of California's 2017 Buy Clean California Act. The law, which takes effect on January 1, 2019, will require contractors bidding on state infrastructure projects to document emissions associated with major building materials, except concrete, with Environmental Product Declarations and comply with state-determined maximum thresholds. Similar policies are in development in other states, as well as in local jurisdictions. The goal here is not to create a boutique, LEED-certified bridge or highway, but to get the manufacturers to measure their own environmental footprint, said Matt Henigan, California's Deputy Secretary for Sustainability.
Many of the affiliate events targeted larger planning topics, such as Wednesday's C40 Cities4Climate event at San Francisco's City Hall. Google announced a new online tool, the Environmental Insights Explorer insights.sustainability.google, which is in beta development as a simple platform for cities to develop their own climate action plans. The New Climate Institute released a report, Climate Opportunity: More Jobs, Better Health, Livable Cities, which ties climate action to economic development and more equitable cities—two topics addressed by all of the global mayors who spoke at the event. Jenny Durkan, mayor of Seattle, addressed the elephant in the room, calling out "one silver lining" of the current administration's stance: "It instills a sense of urgency among mayors that if we don't act, it will be dire consequences."
KEYWORDS: architecture conferences
Russell Fortmeyer is the global sustainability leader for Woods Bagot, a faculty member at SCI-Arc, and a former RECORD editor.
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Juicing: Is it Worth the Squeeze?
So we all know about the latest food fad, or at least the most prominent one right now; people are drinking their produce instead of eating it. For many out there this probably just sounds like throwing a bunch of random fruits and vegetables (don't forget the kale) into a juicer and hoping that the end result is something remnant of a Keva Juice smoothie. Of course, this is not the case. We are talking about strictly the juices here people, no blending, and no bulk. There are a number of reasons you may be thinking about taking the plunge into liquid meals; maybe you want to jump start or complement a new diet, maybe this is an easier way for you to get your daily intake of vegetables and fruit, or maybe you just like the idea of drinking freshly squeezed juices from your favorite produce. Whatever the reason may be, you should definitely know what you're getting yourself into.
The question that comes to mind is: is it really worth the effort? You do have to wonder how much your body really benefits from only drinking the nutrients, rather than consuming the whole fruit or vegetable (thus leaving the fiber out, which is what makes you feel full and moves your digestive tract along more smoothly). We will explore that here; we'll go over what to expect as you start to juice, the effects it has on your body, when you should actually juice, and we'll give you some good fruits and vegetables to try if you are convinced at the end that the juice indeed is worth the squeeze.
So you have your juicer/ your quietest personal blender, you have your produce, and your are ready to drink. One of the first things you must absolutely have a good grasp on before shocking your system with juicing is what state your health is currently in. One of the largest concerns here is for those who are at risk for diabetes. This is because real fruit juice causes spikes in blood sugar when consumed. In contrast, when digesting a full piece of fruit that process is slower than when consumed through juicing. This can be avoided too by consuming vegetable juices rather than fruit. However, if you are generally a healthy person, this should not concern you.
Another thing you should be prepared for as you start this are the actual changes that are going to happen to your body as you change your diet. As you start consuming more quality foods through the juicing, your body will start to get rid of the unhealthy tissues in your body and replacing them with new and healthier tissues. Some discomfort can occur during this process. If you have ever done a detox before, you know exactly what we're in reference to. It's like a less intense equivalent your body having withdrawals. Your body was used to the unhealthy foods you were once eating, or maybe the coffee you were drinking in the morning, whatever it was you are cutting out. Now that you are removing them your body craves them. As those bad tissues and toxins start to exit your body, it causes irritation, and sometimes light feelings of pain.
So what is happening inside your body?
Well for starters, those light feelings of pain you may be feeling are completely normal, at the start at least. The symptoms can range from a slight headache, weak limbs, and other such aches. You may also be experiencing lethargy; your body is not used to the smaller intake of food just yet, so the breaking down of the energy is done much quicker than it was before. Your body has to balance itself with this new diet.
When you feel these symptoms, keep in mind that it is a temporary sensation. Your body is going through a regeneration process, and it can take a couple weeks or so for your body to be rid of the toxic stuff. Your body is making itself healthier now that you are keeping the bad (or at least a good amount of it) out. Don't think of this as a detox necessarily, this reaction is happening because you have introduced those healthy foods into your body, and it must adjust.
When is the best time for me to juice?
Well, many people like to replace their breakfast with juice or maybe as a snack in the middle of the day to get through a hunger pang or get a little bit of energy. Really, the best time to juice are the times your stomach is empty. So sure, breakfast time is rather ideal. It is good to do it on an empty stomach because your stomach is ready to absorb anything you put into it, thus getting those nutrients absorbed into your system much quicker. Starting your day with the juice will provide a decent amount of complex carbohydrates which give you energy; the sugar in the morning is not harmful, when you think about the sugary meal you would have maybe eaten, of the sugar in the coffee you drink, it's not bad in comparison at all. However, if you want to have juice later on in the day maybe do a green juice, or a mixture between the two (less sugars).
What are some good fruits and vegetables for me to try out?
Well, when you first start juicing, you should start with what you know or what you're comfortable with, but more importantly, what you actually like to eat. We don't expect just anyone to start juicing a piece of kale and actually find it to be palatable (because lets be honest, kale isn't an especially good tasting green, no matter how good it is for you). That being said, one thing you will need to get used to, if you choose to juice your way through your days, is consuming green juices. They are heavy in nutrients and are much better for you than fruits individually.
The good news here is that those greens you may be dreading can taste super good when combined with the right fruit(s). Start with apples, oranges, strawberries, and even carrots. They are easy on your stomach (not very acidic) and mix well with other fruits and veggies. From here is where you can introduce the vegetables and greens that are going to really make the difference in your health.
Maybe start with cucumber or spinach as you begin to introduce the veggies; these are light and really don't add a whole lot of flavor to the overall result. Then, work your way up to the more intense greens like broccoli, cabbage, and yes, kale.
To add a bit of flavor, adding lemon juice to the mix is always a good idea. It is great for taste and it is a superfood that will help detoxify your system and increase the rate of absorption of nutrients. You can also add essential oils and vitamins to your juice to really boost things up.
So, in the end it may sound like a daunting task to actually become a juicer. You not only have to buy a juicer to do it properly (which can be costly in some cases), but there are specific ways of going about it, certain combinations that are better and more nutritious than others, and it altogether is a change in lifestyle. That all aside, it is all for the greater good and benefit of your health right? So, what will it be? To juice, or not to juice?


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Explore the Space Station
To coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first manned spaceflight, BBC News presents a guide to the International Space Station (ISS), the biggest orbiting platform ever built for humans. The ISS began operating as a giant orbiting research laboratory in November 2000, when the first crew took up residence. Many countries have contributed components to the ISS, which is supposed to be completed some time in 2012 and to remain in operation for at least another three years.
Japan's Kibo science module has a so-called "porch" where experiments are exposed to the harsh environment of space and then retrieved via a robotic arm or spacewalk. Kibo is the largest single ISS module, measuring some 11m (36ft) in length.
Built in Italy for the United States, Harmony is a hi-tech hallway that connects the US Destiny lab to the European Columbus lab. It also provides connecting ports and the station's robotic arm can operate from a fixture on the outside of Harmony.
The Columbus lab is the European Space Agency's largest single contribution to the space station. Communication links to controllers and researchers on Earth will enable scientists to participate in their own experiments in space from several user centres. The control centre is based in Germany.
The US research lab, Destiny was delivered the space station in 2001. Crew members use it to carry out a wide range of experiments. It also has a window for taking high quality photos and videos.
Mobile servicing station
Canada has contributed an essential component of the International Space Station, the Mobile Servicing System. This robotic system plays a key role in space station assembly and maintenance: moving equipment and supplies around the station, supporting astronauts working in space, and servicing instruments and other payloads attached to the space station. Astronauts receive robotics training to enable them to perform these functions with the arm.
The space station runs on solar power. It has four large sets of solar panels, each wing is 34m (112ft) long by 12m (39ft) wide. The eight solar arrays generate 84 kilowatts or 112 horse power - a laptop uses between 15 and 45 watts.
Zarya equipment room
The US-funded and Russian-built Zarya, which means "Sunrise" when translated into English, is a US component of the station, although it was built and launched by Russia. It was the first component launched for the ISS, designed to provide its initial propulsion and power.
The radiators built for the space station are designed to reject heat, thereby providing cooling to the crew compartment, spacecraft subsystems and experiments. The radiator panels are made of an aluminum bonded honeycomb material and are painted with a white ceramic material selected to withstand the space environment.
Soyuz
The Russian Soyuz space capsule took the first crew to the space station in November 2000. At least one Soyuz has always been docked at the space station to be used as a means of escape in an emergency. The return journey to Earth takes 3.5 hours.
Zvezda crew quarters
The Russian Zvezda module provides living quarters for the crew, including sleeping quarters, a toilet and hygiene facilities, a kitchen with fridge-freezer and a table. There is also exercise equipment including a treadmill and exercise bike.
Progress supply ship
The spacecraft is used for taking food and supplies to the space station. It can carry up to 1,760kg (3750lb) of supplies and up to 1,740kg (3840lb) of fuel. It normally docks with the Zvezda module but can attach elsewhere. The crew empty the cargo, replacing it with rubbish and equipment they no longer need which burns up with Progress on re-entry to the Earth's atmosphere.
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Ken Daniels & Mickey Redmond charity bobbleheads incoming!
The Detroit Red Wings announced Wednesday the date of their latest Bobblehead Night. It'll be Sunday, December 2, when the Red Wings take on the Colorado Avalanche. The bobbleheads are Red Wings commentators Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond.
Unlike previous bobblehead nights, the bobbleheads will not be distributed to fans as they enter Little Caesars Arena. Alternatively, fans must purchase ticket from a special link (found here) to guarantee their Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond bobbleheads. They will receive a voucher to exchange at the game for the bobbleheads.
Just Announced: Details for a Ken Daniels & Mickey Redmond special-edition talking bobblehead on Dec. 2 when the #RedWings take on the Avalanche.
More importantly than the bobbleheads themselves though, a portion of the proceeds will go towards the Jamie Daniels Foundation. The foundation was set up by Ken Daniels after the tragic passing of his son from an accidental overdose. The foundation aims to provide education, resources, guidance and financial support to people battling drug addiction.
The money is going towards a good cause, and those Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond bobbleheads are pretty sweet. So make a night of it! Follow the link in the article above to secure your tickets.


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December 5, 2022 Spin Doctors / The Rolling Stones / Ticket Stories
120594 The Rolling Stones/Spin Doctors, Montreal, QC
On December 5th, 1994 I drove to Montreal to see what I think was my second-ever Rolling Stones show. There was a big crew of us*, no doubt we all went together in my Toyota van.
The concert was at the Olympic Stadium, nicknamed the Big "O" by locals. And a very apt nickname it is; the place is very, very big, and I'm sure it looks pretty much exactly like a big letter O from above. I thought our tickets would be pretty good but with a capacity of almost 70,000 the room is vast; when we found our seats the stage seemed so far away.
But hey, this is The Rolling Stones: we are talking about The World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band here and if anybody knows how to play to a big, packed house it's these guys. And you know that Voodoo Lounge album wasn't too bad for a new Stones record, so even mixing in a few new songs alongside hit after hit culled from the band's iconic catalogue couldn't stop their monumental momentum.
When the lights went down the crowd was already in a frenzy, the Spin Doctors having received polite applause for their well-meaning but totally unwarranted opening set. Mick Jagger hit the stage looking a hundred feet tall, as is his habit, and he ran from one end of the massive stage to another keeping the camera operators and spotlight crew scrambling, and thrilling the capacity crowd that never once sat down.
Keith stood his ground and commandeered the big screens, trading off unimaginably clever rhythms with Ron Wood's perfect rock and roll. Of course my eyes flew to the giant Keith every time his image flashed on the screen while I was content to stare agape at tiny-real Keith when the screens focused on Charlie Watts or the new bass player or, frankly, anyone else.
There were giant inflatables and fireworks, of course epic lights and a stage that was the size of the Hoover Dam, but for all of that it was the great rock & roll played well by my favourite band that stays with me. It was a fantastic show, even better than the amazing Steel Wheels concert I had seen five years previously.
I don't know why it stands out so much in my mind, but before the show I borrowed $30 from my friend Anne-Marie so I could buy a tour shirt and my girlfriend at the time was so mad…she had intended to buy the shirt for me for xmas. I can't think of this show without thinking of that, so she must have been pretty upset with me. Funny thing, the shirt is actually a quite grotesquely ugly – sort of a Ralph Steadman thing but seriously missing the mark – and I can't imagine why I even wanted it so bad in the first place.
Tastes may change I suppose, but I still love The Rolling Stones.
*Eight to be exact, 75% of whom are still alive. sigh
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Performing Arts News, interviews, and commentary on theater, the arts, music, and dance.
In 'The Dresser,' Anthony Hopkins Brilliantly Comes Undone
May 30, 2016 • Anthony Hopkins says his turn as an aged and increasingly faulty actor performing King Lear in a small theater during World War II is one of his favorite roles in a career full of memorable ones. He stars in the BBC adaptation of the play, The Dresser, along with Ian McKellan. Hopkins, who seized pop culture fame in 1991 for his portrayal of the psychopathic psychiatrist Hannibal Lector, started his career in the British theater and has no sense of lingering romance about it.
From Broadway To TV, An Actress' Death Takes Us Down Cultural Rabbit Hole
May 29, 2016 • Beth Howland died in December at age 74. One of her best known roles, was as the original Amy in Stephen Sondheim's "Company." Looking into her past can lead you down a pop culture spiral.
Taylor Swift, a pop star who is extraordinary for reasons entirely unrelated to white nationalism. Taylor Hill/FilmMagic, Getty Images hide caption
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Code Switch
Taylor Swift, Aryan Goddess?
May 27, 2016 • Haters (of a multicultural society) gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate. Meanwhile, Swift will continue to bask in her utterly unremarkable whiteness.
Candice Hoyes uses her surroundings for inspiration — and New York City has no shortage of interesting sights. Jessie Obialor hide caption
Jessie Obialor
Candice Hoyes Sings Blackness, Womanhood And History On Her Debut Jazz Album
May 23, 2016 • When Candice Hoyes sings, she's channeling a legacy of black women in jazz. Her album, On a Turquoise Cloud, celebrates the genre's storied roots.
Archaeologists Find Early Shakespeare Theater Was Rectangular
May 21, 2016 • Archaeologist Heather Knight tells NPR's Scott Simon about how the Curtain Theatre, where Shakespeare staged early plays, was rectangular and not round.
Dez, Faye and Shanita (played by Jason Dirden, Lynda Gravatt and Nikiya Mathis) are the "skeleton crew" left behind in a Detroit auto plant after layoffs in 2008. Ahron R. Foster/Courtesy of Boneau/Bryan-Brown hide caption
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After Factory Layoffs, The 'Skeleton Crew' Is Left Behind
May 20, 2016 • Born and raised in Detroit, Dominique Morisseau has written three plays about her hometown. Her latest explores the lives of auto workers struggling to keep their jobs during the 2008 economic crisis.
One of musician-turned-chef Philip Gelb's culinary creations for his Sound & Savor series of dinners and concerts. It's a mezze plate of falafel, roasted garlic hummus, beet nut pate, pepper pecan sauce and socca, a thin pancake made of chickpea flour. Hannah Kaminsky hide caption
An Underground Supper Club Where Music Moves The Menu
May 20, 2016 • Philip Gelb once toured with top musicians. Now he's a chef who hosts intimate dinner parties where the entertainment, by innovative world musicians, is as experimental as the ever-changing fare.
From Walter White To LBJ, Bryan Cranston Is A Master Of Transformation
May 20, 2016 • After five seasons as Walt on Breaking Bad, Cranston reinvented himself as Lyndon B. Johnson in the play (and now the HBO film) All the Way. Originally broadcast March 27, 2014.
'Hamilton' Producers Strike Deal To Share Profits With Original Cast Members
May 3, 2016 • The Broadway hit musical, Hamilton, is up for 16 Tony Award nominations, and that's sure to boost its already high profits. In April, the musical's producers struck a deal to share some of its profits with original cast members. NPR's Audie Cornish talks to Michael Paulson, a reporter for The New York Times, about what this means for the industry.
Actor and composer Lin-Manuel Miranda (center) performs on stage during a rehearsal of Hamilton ahead of the Grammy Awards in February in New York City. Theo Wargo/WireImage/Getty Images hide caption
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'Hamilton' Nets Record 16 Tony Award Nominations
May 3, 2016 • Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and force behind Hamilton, is nominated for three individual awards, including best performance by an actor in a leading role in a musical.
Ballerina Misty Copeland poses with the Barbie doll that's based on her, in this promotional photo released by Mattel. Mattel hide caption
Misty Copeland Inspires A Barbie 'Sheroes' Doll
May 2, 2016 • Misty Copeland says she played with Barbie dolls until she was 13 — the same year she started ballet.
'Urban Rez' Explores What It Means To Be Native American
April 30, 2016 • A new play created by Los Angeles' Cornerstone Theater tells the story of Los Angeles' Native American population and its search for identity in a big city.
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The Mardi Gras Indian Of 'Lemonade'
April 27, 2016 • In Lemonade, Beyoncé's much-discussed visual album, a girl resplendent in white plumage appears. It's a nod to the pop star's New Orleans roots and loaded with the region's racial history.
Lupita Nyong'o says it was "a very discombobulating thing," to go from obscurity to the Academy Awards. Alex Lubomirski/Lancôme hide caption
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After Very Visible Roles, Lupita Nyong'o Looks To Disappear Into Character
April 23, 2016 • The actor is now starring on Broadway in Eclipsed, a searing story of young women held captive in Liberia. After that and 12 Years a Slave, Nyong'o says she's ready for some lighter material.
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Worldwide Celebrations On The 400th Anniversary Of Shakespeare's Death
April 23, 2016 • People are celebrating the Bard's life and enduring legacy around the world. Here's a look at how they're doing it, and how you can get engaged.
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The British Olympic Association has clarified its position on athletes shaking hands with rivals and dignitaries at the London Olympics.
The BOA is concerned about illness affecting the hosts' hopes of success.
Asked if handshakes should be avoided, BOA chief medical officer Ian McCurdie said: "I think, within reason, yes.
"The greatest threat to performance is illness and possibly injury. We are talking about minimising risk of illness. It is all about hand hygiene."
"This shouldn't be taken out of the context in which it was intended: the BOA wants its team to be the best prepared ever, and to consider every factor that might limit performance. Illness is one of those factors, better hand hygiene, as the Doc says, is an obvious way of reducing risk. Athletes won't be spending a huge amount of time in the village before their events. Afterwards, I suggest they'll feel liberated to hug as many people as possible. Especially if they're healthy and are wearing a medal."
But the BOA says it has not placed a ban on handshakes and is simply urging a common-sense approach to hygiene.
A spokesman said: "We are simply reminding athletes to take common-sense measures, such as washing their hands and using hand foam, to reduce the risk of catching a bug.
"It's the same type of advice many employers give to their employees.
"As an official policy, we are not advising our athletes to avoid shaking hands with people."
The BOA also tweeted: "Team GB, to be clear: do shake hands, do use hand foam, do wash your hands, do reduce the risk of catching a bug. It's all common sense."
Around 10,000 competitors will take part in the Games, with British athletes set to share rooms, while eating with competitors from more than 200 other nations.
McCurdie added: "Being at an Olympic Games means you are normally inside a bubble and so there is effectively quite a limited number of people that you interact with when you are away in another country.
"In London we do not believe that is going to be the case. The variety of people the athletes and support staff are going to interact with is going to be huge.
"At an Olympic Games or any major event the performance impact of becoming ill or even feeling a little bit ill can be significant.
"Essentially we are talking about minimising risk of illness and optimising resistance. Minimising exposure and getting bugs into the system and being more robust to manage those should that happen. Hand hygiene is it."
British rower Zac Purchase, a gold medallist at the Beijing Games in 2008, said on Twitter that the advice was of the sort athletes routinely received, but added: "[It's] a bit pointless unless you are going to run around with disinfectant for every surface you come into contact with."
The United States team, which will send the most athletes to the Games, is issuing no such warnings about handshakes.
"We always encourage our athletes at the Olympic Games to embrace the Olympic spirit and meet, greet and interact with as many different athletes from as many nationalities as possible," United States Olympic Committee spokesman Patrick Sandusky said.
Liz Wyse, an etiquette adviser from publisher Debrett's, said: "Obviously there are concerns about keeping in a tip-top physical condition but [the BOA advice] does seem a bit extreme.
"If somebody extends their hand in a friendly greeting and you don't give your hand back because of hygiene concerns that could look very rude.
"It is a bit of a sad thing if people are worried about shaking hands in case it spreads disease."


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Q: How do I get the tupledict object using model.getVars()? Gurobi allows you to create multiple variables at once using (for example):
x = model.addVars(2,3,vtype=GRB.BINARY)

This returns a tupledict object of 6 binary variables that can be accessed like x[0,2], x[1,1], ... etc
However, when I use the command x = model.getVars() (in a callback for example) it returns a list of variables, instead of a tupledict. So, when I go to reference variable x[0,1] I get the error:

TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not tuple

I have established all of my variables with respect to their tupledict keys, not list indices, so i have no idea which variable is which. Is there any way that I can ask the model to give me the tupledict instead of a list?

A: Correct, Model.getVars() returns a list of all variables; it does not know about the Python tupledict structure. To save the tupledict x for a callback, add it to the Model object, ex: model._myxvars = x, then you can use it inside the callback function.


Back in the day, this was J. Fred Johnson's headquarters. When I did this, Arcata was there. It houses city offices now.
This entry was posted in Bob Lawrence Art and tagged Home Improvement building, J. Fred Johnson, Kingsport TN on January 24, 2013 by Bob Lawrence.
When I got out of the Air Force and back from Germany in 1967, this was the only place in Kingsport that had pants close to the bell bottoms I saw all over the place in Europe. The pants I bought here looked like mattress ticking and didn't have back pockets, but, hey, I was forward fashion!
This entry was posted in Bob Lawrence Art and tagged Charles store, Kingsport TN on January 24, 2013 by Bob Lawrence.
The old Public Safety Building, corner of East Center and East Sevier. Earlier, it was Douglass School, built in 1928. All gone now.
This entry was posted in Bob Lawrence Art and tagged Douglass School, Kingsport Department of Public Safety on January 19, 2013 by Bob Lawrence.
The is the same building as in the previous entry, just 20 or so years earlier. The line across the building is where the roof of the watch repair shop joined the brick of the main building. Upstairs were apartments. That's me, back when I smoked a pipe, sitting in the window (artistic license: I didn't live there).
This entry was posted in Bob Lawrence Art and tagged Kingsport TN, old bank building on January 19, 2013 by Bob Lawrence.
This, of course, is on the corner of Main and Broad Streets. It was a bank off and on for decades. Back in the 70s, there was a watch repair shop across the front of this building (the portico and columns were gone at that time). An earlier pencil drawing I did of this location shows the marks of where the roof of the watch shop was.
This entry was posted in Bob Lawrence Art and tagged bank, broad street, Kingsport TN, main street on January 11, 2013 by Bob Lawrence.


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Q: Upper bound for |f(z)| The question is:
Let $f$ be analytic in the unit disc $\mathbb D$ satisfying $f(0)=1$ & $Re (f(z)) \gt |Im(f(z))|$ , $\forall z \in \mathbb D$ . Then show that : $|f(z)|^{2} \leq \frac {1+|z|}{1-|z|}$.
Thank You.
I am thinking of using Schawarz Lemma; but not sure if it is the right way OR how to use it at all.

A: By assumption, $f$ maps the unit disk into the set
$$A = \left\{w\in\mathbb{C} : \operatorname{Re} w > \lvert \operatorname{Im} w\rvert\right\} = \left\{ w \in \mathbb{C} : - \tfrac{\pi}{4} < \arg w < \tfrac{\pi}{4}\right\}.$$
Hence $g(z) = f(z)^2$ maps $\mathbb{D}$ into the right half-plane. And $g(0) = f(0)^2 = 1^2 = 1$. So
$$h(z) = \frac{g(z)-1}{g(z)+1}$$
is a holomorphic function $h\colon \mathbb{D}\to \mathbb{D}$ with $h(0) = 0$. Now you can apply the Schwarz lemma to $h$, and then deduce from that that
$$\lvert g(z)\rvert \leqslant \frac{1+\lvert z\rvert}{1-\lvert z\rvert}$$
for $z\in\mathbb{D}$.


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CMS approves Indiana's Medicaid work-requirement waiver
Virgil Dickson
The CMS has granted Indiana's Medicaid waiver that imposes work requirements and premiums on its beneficiaries.
The waiver continues the state's Medicaid expansion, known as the Healthy Indiana 2.0 plan. Under the program, beneficiaries pay premium contributions, have health savings accounts, get incentives for healthy behaviors and can be locked out of benefits if they don't pay premiums.
CMS Administrator Seema Verma had recused herself from weighing in on any decisions involving the Indiana waiver and Brian Neale, CMS' Medicaid director who is exiting this month, was also expected to recuse himself. Both helped draft HIP 2.0 when Vice President Mike Pence was governor of Indiana.
As a result, Demetrios Kouzoukas, principal deputy administrator at the CMS signed off on the waiver.
The newly granted waiver allows the state to require all able-bodied HIP participants to either work 20 hours per week on average; be enrolled in full- or part-time education; or participate in a job search and training program.
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said he hopeful the new waiver will help to fill the nearly 90,000 open jobs available around the state.
"Filling those jobs is truly going to take an all hands-on deck approach," Holcomb said at a press event Friday. "This gateway-to-work initiative is going to help connect HIP members to the very training they need to take that next step up, so that our state can fill that pipeline."
Indiana won't require students, pregnant women, homeless individuals and some other Medicaid beneficiaries to comply with the work requirement.
Indiana estimates that 30%, or 130,000 of the 438,604 Medicaid enrollees, will have to comply with the new requirement after factoring in all the exemptions.
However, as many as 33,000 of the people still eligible for the requirement will choose not to comply, and thus lose their benefits. The state did not clarify in its waiver why these people would choose not to comply.
Advocates slammed approval of the waiver, and instead encouraged traditional Medicaid expansion.
"Requiring Indiana residents under poverty who rely on Medicaid for life-saving healthcare to prove employment or pay some of their meager annual income as a premium is heartless, punitive and unlawful," Frederick Isasi, executive director for Families USA said in a statement. "These policies will have terrible consequences"
Currently, 244,000 Indiana Medicaid beneficiaries are unemployed and an additional 58,000 members work fewer than 20 hours per week.
Indiana is the second state, after Kentucky, to gain permission to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries.
A 2017 study of HIP 2.0 found that about 29% of Hoosiers above the poverty line who were eligible for coverage missed a premium payment and either lost coverage or never fully enrolled because of it. Less than 20% of the people who lost coverage found insurance through another source.


Recently a lot of people seem to be switching from Apache to Lighttpd, which is a webserver that is said to be a lot faster, but even better it is said to have a constant low memory footprint.
I`m currently compiling lighttpd on my vserver (on which this blog runs), and I`ll switch to lighttpd – which should be as easy as setting some configurations for lighttpd to fit in with the current /var/www model I`m using and simply switching off Apache and switching on lighttpd.
I hope there won't be a lot downtime.
Update Lighttpd and fastcgi don't seem to really go together on my server configuration, so no lighttpd for a while :(.
Any language is allowed, except for those that myseriously implement a 1 byte command that does exactly this.
This implementation is very large and inefficient, and just an example.
Create an algorithm that prints the 30 first fibonacci number to the screen, each followed by a newline.
But that can be written way shorter.
1. a language that implements fib returning mysteriously the first 30 fibonacci numbers isn't allowed.


It all began in the summer of 2011. It was a bright and glorious summer. Everyone was young. Firework was playing. The water was luke. The pool was calling. We took to the air, and got caught in the moment.
What started as a facebook album quickly became an internet sensation. So we started this site, and soon people all around the world were diving in.
So every summer, we post the best dives for the world to see. Why? Well, because life is a little too short and a lot too serious and when the sun is shining, people should be lounging and laughing.
Grab some friends, a decent camera, and head somewhere chill near a body of water. A swimming pool works. A lake will do. A river? You crazy.
Put on a bathing suit. Or a linen suit. Or a koala suit. Anything leisurely.
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Assisted voluntary return is a central component of many countries managed migration policies. Within these programmes achieving a sustainable return is a common policy goal, which is often measured through remigration. In this paper, it is argued that remigration is not a valid indicator to measure sustainable return. A new definition and approach to defining and measuring sustainable return is presented based on a multidimensional return and reintegration index, which is tested with a sample of 118 returnees in six countries. Due to small sample size a chi-square test is used to examine the correlation between the return and reintegration index and remigration intentions. The results demonstrate the relationship between having a concrete remigration plan and the return and reintegration index is insignificant. This relationship between remigration and sustainable return is further interrogated throughout the paper.


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A PowerSquid® is a type of power strip that typically creates multiple outlets by using individual cables running out of a central hub. The name of the product comes from the strip's general resemblance to a squid. Each cable runs off the hub like a tentacle. There are two basic categories of PowerSquid® products, outlet multipliers and surge protectors.
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These devices are different from many other types of outlet multipliers and surge protectors because standard power strips generally have several outlets all lined up together on one box. This may pose a difficulty, if a user wishes to plug in a wide adapter. Most PowerSquid® strips separate these outlets onto their own individual cables, so all the outlets are accessible even when the electronics have large plugs.
PowerSquid® products are usually made up of three main parts. First, they usually have a cable that runs from the main power outlet to the hub. This cord can vary in length from three to eight feet (0.91 m to 2.43 m). It commonly has a three-prong plug, so that it can be inserted into most standard grounded outlets in the United States.
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In this regular feature, Selections, we invite DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their Bandcamp crates and share the contents of their digital collections. This week, as they celebrate the release of their debut LP, 'Get Free', TYGAPAW highlights hypnotic rhythms and high-octane rave cuts from their local New York scene and beyond
Eoin Murray
Clubs around the world are shut, and opportunities to find new music out in the wild have been ripped from under our feet as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. While hearing new music played out by your favourite DJs will have to be put on hold due to these unprecedented circumstances, it's never been easier, or more important, to support the artists and labels putting out EPs, albums and compilations in the midst of all the madness.
With tour cancellations and festival postponements leaving many members of the international electronic music community out of pocket, Bandcamp has become an even more vital platform for supporting the music you love, with 80% of all sales from the online music store going directly to artists and labels. In March, the platform announced it would be waiving its revenue share for all sales for one day, and on Friday 20th, took no cut from purchases made. In total, $4.3 million was spent on music over the course of 24 hours, all going straight to the creators. Throughout lockdown, Bandcamp continued to waive their fees on the first Friday of every month, as well as on 19th June (Juneteenth), when the platform donated 100% of its profits to the NAACP Legal Defence Fund. In July, it was announced that a fee-free "Bandcamp Friday" would take place on the first Friday of each month for the rest of 2020.
In this series, Selections, we're inviting DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their digital crates and share the contents of their collections. In lieu of opportunities to discover new records on the dancefloor, Selections – along with radio shows and mixes – will give you the chance to nab sounds from the crates of tastemakers, and support the artists behind them while you're at it. Win-win, right?
This week TYGAPAW highlights hypnotic rhythms and high-octane rave cuts from their local New York scene and beyond. The Brooklyn-based, Jamaican DJ, producer and multi-disciplinary artist released their debut album, 'Get Free', this month via N.A.A.F.I. An 11-track collection of hard-hitting, cathartic energy, it explores "the idea of personal freedom using techno landscapes", and draws visual influence from Detroit's New Dance Show, with images shot by Avion Pearce.
"'Get Free' explores what it is to actively dismantle imagined limitations, to eradicate the bondage of self doubt, to forge ahead with love and light, to liberate the body and mind," says TYGAPAW of the album. "It puts the process of self discovery and owning of ones' entire self to the forefront, with a soundtrack that relentlessly pulses and moves with intention."
LA-based artist Mandy Harris Williams features on four tracks across the album, offering powerful, poetic mantras against its mesmerising and raw electronic backdrop. The record is fierce and gripping as it veers from robust techno workouts into strands of jungle and breakbeat. You can buy it here.
Check out TYGAPAW's Selections below.
AceMo
'I Want, I Need (Your Love)'
"I put this track from AceMo in the FACT mix I did recently to celebrate my album release. This track just has everything I love in a dance track. The emotional chords, breaks and vocals that pull you in."
LSDXOXO
'Taking Me High'
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"Honestly, LSDXOXO is one of my absolute favorite producers. I've been playing his music in my DJ sets from the time I started DJing. We're friends so it just makes loving the music a highlight. 'Taking Me High' is classic LSDXOXO rave fire and I've already started to rinse this track in my mixes."
DJ PayPal
'Come Back'
"I just really love a solid vocal sample on a club track. What more can I say, this song is fire. The vibe is just right."
SENTIMENTAL RAVE
'4am'
"SENTIMENTAL RAVE is one of my favourite DJs. I had the pleasure of meeting them in Leipzig last year when we were on the same line-up for Balance festival. Their sets are the right kind of sonic intensity that I live for."
Nkisi
'WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE'
"Another favourite of mine. Nkisi's DJ sets are on another dimension, and her productions follow suit. We met years ago in NYC when she was there to perform at Red Bull music academy for NON vs N.A.A.F.I and I've been a fan ever since. Forever inspired by her and her music."
Huey Mnemonic
'Respect My House (i-94 mix)' [HAUS of ALTR]
"I got put on to Huey Mnemonic's latest release by my roommate Russell E.L Butler, who mastered their album. But I realized I've been playing his music in my sets for the past year or so. I love just discovering music by going through the recommendations once you play a track, and you can just go down a rabbit hole on that platform. [There is] so much music, but all I have is time now, so I'm enjoying finding gems along the way. Huey Mnemonic's catalogue is all gems in my humble opinion. This track is definitely a highlight."
DJ SWISHA
'AceMo's Sermon (feat. BASSBEAR!!)'
"Absolutely one of my favorite club tracks. I've lost count how many times I've played this in my sets. This list wouldn't be complete without it. It just has that energy that I absolutely love, and it has rhythm and soul in an electronic track. Also the track name is kinda funny, because I do feel like they took me to techno church."
'Offender'
"Recently came across this track. Of course the vocal sample pulled me in, but the way the breaks are chopped is the attraction for me. It's a really great rave track."
Jasmine Infiniti
'Dark Crystal' [New World Dysorder]
"Jasmine Infiniti gives nothing but heat. This track just makes me want to get on bad on the dance floor. The moody synth melody is absolutely hypnotizing, and the vocals shifting and twitching adds another layer to the hypnotic rhythm."
James Bangura
'Black Lazarus (Tunnel Trip Version)' [HAUS of ALTR]
"Absolutely one of the standout tracks from the Haus of Altr compilation that came out earlier this year that highlights the best of emerging talent from the US. When the hats come in at 00:27, the track is irresistible, it pulls you in, and doesn't let you go til the end. The toms give it that extra push in the rhythm, the melody, composition, basically everything is fire in this track. Just endless groove and vibes."
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Eurozone finance ministers are checking whether a document prepared by Greece and the institutions overseeing its bailout is acceptable, Austria's finance minister said Thursday, warning that the process of working out a deal was rapidly getting more difficult.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras remained firm on the proposals it has submitted earlier this week, a senior Greek government official said, following his meeting with the heads of the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank.
"Greece's proposals are a realistic approach for an immediate solution," the official said following the meeting.
The meeting was part of an effort to clinch a last-minute agreement after talks sputtered the night before amid divisions over pension cuts and other conditions.
"If this document isn't acceptable today for the finance ministers then we will have to start thinking about alternatives," Hans Joerg Schelling said. He declined to say what such alternatives could look like.
Without a new aid tranche from its €245 billion bailout, Greece won't be able to make a €1.54 billion payment to the International Monetary Fund on June 30, opening the possibility of a default and possible messy exit from the eurozone.
Mr. Schelling said that the last moment for a deal between Greece and its creditors would be Sunday, but that he was pushing for an agreement Thursday.
"I am as always optimistic that there will be an agreement, but it's getting more difficult by the minute," he said.
The finance ministers called off a key meeting late Wednesday, sending Mr. Tsipras back to work out budget cuts and policy overhauls with the institutions. The ministers will meet later Thursday with the final proposal in hand.
The Stoxx Europe 600 slipped in early trade, but was flat midmorning. Athens main stock index was around 0.7% higher. It ended Wednesday's session 1.8% lower and remains over 4.5% lower so far in June.
A document seen by The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday showed still-major disputes between Greece and its creditors on how Athens can best return to financial health and reduce a debt load of close to 180% of gross domestic product.
Greece's creditors call for reducing Athens's proposed tax increases on businesses and doubling defense-spending cuts. The marked changes also call for raising more from sales taxes and cutting into pension benefits rather than relying mostly on increased contributions.
Mr. Tsipras has attacked the creditors' demands, arguing that as long as Greece introduces measures that reach deficit targets it shouldn't matter how it gets there.
Negotiators have little time to bridge the differences. The Greek Parliament would have to pass these measures—likely as soon as this weekend—before any new tranches of aid would be sent to Athens.
Expectations had been growing that aid would be unlocked this week, after Greece sent new proposals to Brussels on Monday that brought it much closer to the creditors' demands.
Daily bank deposit outflows in Greece have slowed in recent days after exceeding the €1 billion mark late last week. The European Central Bank left unchanged the limit on emergency lending provided to Greek banks, a person familiar with the matter said Thursday.
Greek banks need the program run by the country's central bank, the Bank of Greece, to cover the cost of the large outflows. The ECB must approve increases in the program's size.


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Their insurance collection last January was over 700 m. So this has become the best investment at the moment.
Most of the shares with the top twenty list and can hope a good profit within a few months.
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Try to invest than running over and getting tired.
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Try to invest and live happily!!!!
In 2019, January they have collected over 700 m rupees around the country.
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Early to buy early to get a profit......!!!!
HOPE SCAP WILL ALSO COME WITH GOOD DIVIDEND.
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I think now there are only 4 M shares in the market because others are with the top 20 holders list.
LEAPFROG's investment made the share price more strong.
Now every thing is ready to move up AAIC.
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Remember shares may go up and down but with 100 reasons AAIC will move up.
Money is yours but only ideas are mine.
Loss or gain is yours, so study yourself with my ideas.
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This price around 40-50 is the best price to collect and wait. Better to invest than play!!!!!
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La Route du Sud 1996, ventesima edizione della corsa, si svolse dal 15 al 18 giugno su un percorso di 711 km ripartiti in 4 tappe (la seconda suddivisa in due semitappe), con partenza da Lusignan e arrivo a Mazamet. Fu vinta dal francese Laurent Jalabert della ONCE davanti all'italiano Giuseppe Guerini e al finlandese Joona Laukka.

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 15 giugno: Lusignan > Saint-Gaudens – 238 km

2ª tappa - 1ª semitappa
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2ª tappa - 2ª semitappa
 16 giugno: Saint-Gaudens > Martres-Tolosane – 105 km

3ª tappa
 17 giugno: Martres-Tolosane > Plateau de Beille – 160,9 km

4ª tappa
 18 giugno: Les Cabanes > Mazamet – 200 km

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