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Labour would 'radically transform economy' to focus on climate change
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h/t Robin Guenier
It is truly frightening that this lot might actually get into power soon.
A future Labour government would oversee an economic revolution to tackle the climate crisis, using the full power of the state to decarbonise the economy and create hundreds of thousands of green jobs in struggling towns and cities.
Rebecca Long-Bailey, the shadow business secretary who is driving the party's climate agenda, said the UK's "entire society and entire economy" needed to be refocused to meet the looming challenge of ecological breakdown.
"It could not be made clearer to us and people are starting to realise how incredibly dangerous this situation is," said Long-Bailey, a close ally of the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and the shadow chancellor John McDonnell. "There is no option but to radically transform our economy."
But in an interview with the Guardian she said the crisis was also an opportunity to bring well-paid, highly skilled jobs and economic regeneration to some of the most marginalised communities in the country.
"We have to tackle climate change in a really radical way, the evidence is crystal clear," said Long-Bailey. "But this is also a wonderful opportunity to invest in those towns and cities that have felt neglected for a very long time … this has to be – and will be – a genuine transformation of the economy."
Labour's plan has echoes the Green New Deal being advocated by leftwing Democrats such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders in the US.
And Long-Bailey said the experience of the French president Emmanuel Macron – who has faced widespread protests in part over new environmental taxes – showed that action on the environment must be part of a wider programme of social and economic regeneration.
"If you knocked on a door in Salford, where I am from, although most people care about climate change it is not going to be top of their list of priorities. Most people just want to know how their life is going to be improved.
"So it is important for us to position ourselves as a party that is going to tackle climate change but turn that into an economic opportunity for the vast areas of this country that have seen decades of underinvestment and provide jobs for the future and provide that revitalisation that communities want to see."
Corbyn put a radical green agenda at the forefront of his conference speech this year and a senior source in the leaders office said both he and McDonnell were "100% committed" to implementing the transformative agenda laid out by Long-Bailey as soon as Labour were in office.
The party's current target is to get 60% of the UK's energy from renewable sources by 2030 and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero by the middle of the century.
But Long-Bailey said they needed to be "even more ambitious" and set targets for areas of the economy beyond energy, from heavy industries like iron, steel and chemicals to agriculture and land use.
"[Tackling climate breakdown] is one of the central pillars of our industrial strategy … it will take a huge amount of work and we know it is ambitious – but we also know it is not ambitious enough in light of what we heard from the IPCC report – so we know we have got to move very, very quickly on this."
Labour has brought together a team of experts including leading industry figures, engineers, scientists, consultants and academics, who will report back with a comprehensive plan in the new year, outlining what a sustainable energy mix would look like, how to achieve it – and what benefits in terms of jobs and investment it would bring.
Initial findings from the group suggest that to meet its current targets, Labour would by 2030 need to:
increase the UK's installed offshore wind capacity sevenfold
bring all 24m homes in the UK up to the highest efficiency standard
triple the UK's installed solar capacity
But Long-Bailey said this was just the start, with next year's report likely to add a raft of new radical policy proposals.
"They are working on a very detailed report at the moment about what our future energy mix needs to look like to hit these targets – we are talking about offshore and onshore wind and solar – but it is obviously going to go much further than that.
"This is about so much more than just the energy supply, it is about developing the supply chains and the manufacturing base so we can export our expertise around the world."
Long-Bailey, seen as a rising star in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party, said the influx of new, often younger members, had energised the party's environmentalism and said it could no longer be viewed as "luxury item", to be dealt with as a separate policy issue.
Instead it was "now embedded into the DNA of every of every single department and every single economic decision we make".
"It can no longer be a message that if you want to help the climate it is enough to buy sustainable products or source your energy from renewable providers – we have gone beyond that.
"It is critical that our entire society and our entire economy is centred around this mission to tackle climate change … and the really exciting thing is if we do it right we can also improve the long-term prospects of people in this country."
Part of the challenge, Long-Bailey said, is to paint a picture of the positive future that is possible if society successfully meets the challenge of climate breakdown, as well as being honest about the potentially disastrous consequences of failure.
"When I was little I used to get this magazine called Quest," she said. "It had science and glimpses into what the future might be like and I used to get excited and think … "Wow, I could be a scientist or an explorer."
She said it was time to create that excitement and optimism about the future again.
"So in Salford we need to be telling people that by tackling climate change we can have a factory that is going to create wind turbines, is going to manufacture parts for offshore wind and show them that their child in the local school can become an engineer, that they will get proper pay and be in a job that is secure, well valued, with trade unions involved so they have that security and a collective voice," she said.
"Ultimately people need to know that their kids can have a really good, full and interesting life if we get this right."
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/24/labour-government-tackle-climate-change
It is hard to know where to start with such drivel.
Long-Bailey has no experience of expertise in energy, or for that matter industry in general. She studied politics and sociology at university, before training to be a solicitor.
The only reason she is Shadow Business Secretary is that she is a fervent acolyte of Jeremy Corbyn, for whom most serious Labour MPs refuse to work for.
The Labour manifesto at last year's election included the same promise, to ensure that 60% of the UK's energy would come from zero carbon sources by 2030. My analysis earlier in the year showed that this was pure fantasy. (See here.)
Moreover, the manifesto contained little in the way of concrete plans of how this could be achieved.
It is important to remember where we are starting from. (The table below is in Mtoe):
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/energy-trends-december-2018
Fossil fuels accounted for 80% of energy consumption last year. Of this, approximately 64% is for non-electricity use.
Mtoe Total Electricity Domestic Transport Others
Coal 12 6 6
Oil 69 0 2 50 17
Gas 75 25 26 24
TOTAL 156 31 28 50 47
Even if you could eliminate fossil fuels from electricity generation, which even the CCC admit is impossible by 2030, you would still need to make mammoth cuts in the other sectors. (The Guardian article mentions that "the party's current target is to get 60% of the UK's energy from renewable sources by 2030" I assume they actually mean "zero carbon", as the manifesto stated).
To hit the 60% zero carbon target would mean reducing fossil fuel consumption from 156 Mtoe to 62 Mtoe a year.
There is simply no way that natural gas for domestic heating could be replaced in such a short period. Nor is there any chance that EVs could make much of a dent by 2030, given the enormous infrastructural problems they pose. And if industrial users are compelled, one way or another, to abandon oil and gas, they will most likely shut down and transfer their operations abroad.
The three suggestions listed by the Guardian hardly inspire confidence:
1) Offshore wind poses several questions.
The first is the cost. It may be that the wind industry claims about falling costs are correct, but what if they are not? How much are labour prepared to pay out in subsidies to achieve their target.
There is then the problem of integrating such large amount of intermittent wind power. Even the Committee on Climate Change does not believe it is practical going beyond 25 GW of offshore capacity by 2030, an increase from the current capacity of 8 GW.
And even then the CCC say we would still need 97 TWh of generation from CCGT.
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2018/02/20/labours-low-carbonpromise/
2) Home insulation will cost a lot of money. Where are the costings, and where will the money come from?
The Green Deal, which offered cheap loans for energy saving schemes at home, has been a total flop, as the numbers rarely stack up. The reality is that such schemes usually cost much more than they save.
3) Triple solar capacity.
This is the biggest joke of all.While solar power currently supplies around 3% of total generation, the figure drops to under 1% in winter months.
And what power is produced is so variable as to be virtually worthless to the grid.
https://www.solar.sheffield.ac.uk/pvlive/#
And, as with wind power, there is the little matter of cost. Since the ending of subsidies for new projects, new investment in solar has virtually dried up. In the last 12 months, solar capacity has increased by just 1.8%.
How much will Labour have to spend in subsidies to achieve its target of tripling capacity?
Apart from all of these technical issues. other, more fundamental questions need to be asked.
According to Long-Bailey, a future Labour government would oversee an economic revolution to tackle the climate crisis, using the full power of the state to decarbonise the economy and create hundreds of thousands of green jobs in struggling towns and cities.
But even if the UK stopped using fossil fuels completely, what effect would it have on climate, given that our emissions of CO2 only account for 1% of the world's?
The ides that government can create jobs, or that you can create them through subsidies, is economic illiteracy.
As for this economic revolution, heaven help us all. She goes on to say, "the UK's entire society and entire economy needed to be refocused to meet the looming challenge of ecological breakdown."
Forget about ecological breakdown. It is economic and social breakdown that we should fear if Labour get their way.
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Kenneth Farrar permalink
If the whole of UK industry closed down it would have no effect on climate change as we only produce 1% of the world's output of CO2
Alan Taylor permalink
It's only 1% of manmade CO2 WORLDWIDE and not one word of proof it contributes to Planetary warming, though there is plenty of proof of what does, such as the Milankovitch Effect! http://ossfoundation.us/projects/environment/global-warming/milankovitch-cycles
1saveenergy permalink
Alan, from your link –
"The natural cycle is range bound and well understood, largely constrained by the Milankovitch cycles. Since the beginning of the industrial age, humankind has caused such a dramatic departure from the natural cycle, that it is hard to imagine anyone thinking that we are still in the natural cycle."
"This departure is so dramatic that it has instigated a new era. According to some studies, there is enough evidence to state that we have departed the Holocene and entered the Anthropocene.
Simply put, based on the evidence, mankind has forced the Earth climate system to depart from it's natural cycle forcing."
Do you really beleive that ???
Henning Nielsen permalink
Would it not be wonderful to see Britain return to the happy halcyon times of an archaic farming society? Happy serfs and happy beggars.
Roger Alsop permalink
She won't have heard of Milankovitch.
There have been cultures which regarded insane people as being infused with the wisdom of the Gods [Gaia now]. Therefore, they chose as rulers the most obviously mad. This did not always end well.
Sheri permalink
That's the best explanation for the current insanity I have heard. i shall have to study further. I would guess it generally ends very poorly. "not always ends well" seems overy optimistic.
Steve Borodin permalink
According to the IPCC, of course, Milankovich Cycles ceased in the mid-20C, along with ocean currents, cosmic rays and all other physical phenomenon that affect climate. They were all replaced by wood fires and the internal combustion engine.
But of course, to quote the IPCC, "This has nothing to do with the climate!"
tim leeney permalink
Looks like an ace election loser.
"…ace election loser."
One would hope so. But the triumphant, and virtually unopposed, Long March of Marxism through the institutions of the West, means that the Left always has a head start. The BBC can be relied upon to direct the attention of the young sheep onto totally trivial matters, and away from the doors of the mobile abattoir parked in front of them.
Sheep follow the leader and if the leader is preaching suicide….
Silver Dynamite permalink
Sadly the so-called Conservatives are incapable of describing the consequences of Labour insanity.
Don't be so sure, with the total Propaganda from the BBC and MSM there are millions who actually believe in it all.
Peter Yarnall permalink
"Making all homes energy efficient"…..just like they did at Grenfell Tower!
As far as the environmental lobby are concerned , human beings don't matter.
Are there radon test kits in England?
There are radon test kits in the UK, but they are fairly expensive, at a minimum of £50.
There is only moderate awareness, of the problem. in the population.
For those who live in the South and East of England, the risk is negligible, because the rocks do not contain radon.
https://www.ukradon.org/cms/assets/gfx/content/resource_2686cs3a0844cee4.pdf
If people live in Cornwall, Wales or Scotland, where the underlying rocks are old worn-down granite mountains, they are advised by Public Health bodies to check the air they breathe, especially if they smoke.
And introduce Condensation, Damp and dangerous Mould in many of them.
Rebecca Long-Bailey will also have to explain how she will get over the objections of the Heritage bodies in England, Wales and Scotland to having modern double or triple glazing, insulation and solar panels forced on to and into Grade 1 and Grade 2 Listed buildings.
If I recall correctly, only a fraction of the UK's housing stock is suitable for item 2 on this list:
and every new build since about 2000 should have been built to the 'Prescott standard' set by the previous Labour Government anyway. Any alterations to them would be a total waste of money.
But then, that's what Governments (both national & local) do, often irrespective of their political 'colour'.
Hey ho, running the economy on wishful thinking, pixie dust and unicorn farts. That'll end well.
Venezuela here we come. Corbyn's policy is based on his belief in Venzuela being a socialist paradise.
Yet another reason to NOT vote Labour
Jon Scott permalink
Any excuse to impose marxism. Venezuela on acid is what you will get
Why would firms employ people to build wind turbines when they could buy them cheaper from China? Much the same objection to solar panels, electric cars. And agricultural emissions? The roast parsnip of England?
Doug Shield permalink
No debate, just endless repetition of the mantra that we must act with urgency to save the planet from catastrophe. When will people demand to see unanswerable evidence of impending doom? The fact that none exists doesn't bother the alarmists. And this current Labour Party are the most dangerous, and economically illiterate in my lifetime. If they ever get into power and attempt to carry through this utter nonsense, we're finished as industrialised country.
David Parker permalink
It is interesting to note that the ideas of the Labour party and its leader Jeremy Corbyn are diametrically opposed to the leader's brother, the astrophysicist Piers. Yet Piers campaigns for JC to be PM. I am not sure that hypocrisy covers this. Happy New Year to all.
Forty odd years ago as a stop gap job whilst setting up my new business, for a few weeks I installed contraceptive machines on pub toilet walls around the country and I distinctly remember Salford being a port of call, not only for the glazed bricks that defied penetration (sic) but also for the dereliction where vast swathes of slums were being demolished.
I often wondered later in life how many locals had availed themselves of the facility to avoid bringing their progeny into such bleak surroundings, and whether that was related to parental IQ.
IQ and common sense, the ability to actually think, etc are not really correlated at all. High IQ people can be as stupid in matters of poltics, marriage, and raising kids as low IQ ones. In fact, I saw a couple with IQ's in the range of 70 that were better parents than those at 180.
cognog2 permalink
My generation has much to answer for. ( I am 83). Not only have we burdened future generations with inordinate debt; but we have obviously failed to educate them to the level where they have the necessary expertise to cope with it.
Bless her heart ; but Rebecca Long-Bailey's "If wishes were kisses" policies is a good example of the impending disaster.
In my view; politics and common sense make tumultuous bedfellows. It is a matter of who gets the duvet. Sadly with the likes of Rebecca in charge the duvet will wind up on the floor.
CheshireRed permalink
What EXACTLY are these 'hundreds of thousands' of green jobs?
Name them, precisely, explicitly.
What sectors?
How are they not prevalent now but would be if we called them 'green'?
What a pipe dream of total nonsense this climate change racket is.
John F. Hultquist permalink
In Portland, Oregon (or some other leftist city) they added batteries to city buses and changed the driver category to a "green" job. Most of the time the battery would not do the job and so the diesel engine was still used.
The point is, it is easy to create green jobs.
Imagine, in a few years you can be employed to hand out organic veggy sandwiches to the out-of-work crowd, and feel good about yourself being a green worker.
Paul, instead of the 1 week of Sheffield Solar you should have shown 1 month of National Grid, a half an hour a day of 2GW from the 13+GW of solar capacity.
Totally useless.
The other point is the increase in Bio Energy & Waste is actually burning wood chips in DRAX.
Chilli permalink
Long-Bailey's rhetoric here is little different from that regularly spewed by Claire Perry, Amber Rudd, Leadsom, Ed Davey, Huhne or any other previous occupant of the department for economically-ruinous virtue-signalling and environmental scaremongering. In office her actions would likely be constrained to the moderately economically damaging regime we are already suffering under. So, in other words, this is no excuse to Vote Tory for fear of something worse. All the main parties are just as bad on this issue.
It is however not really advancing the discussion to deliberately say "others are or were bad" as some way to excuse the puppet corbyn and his marxist master's intentions. Marxism which the puppet fronts murdered 100 million people in the 20th century (mostly their own) The marxist model does not work, never has worked. never will work and leaves only misery death and destruction in its wake. Why would any sane human being vote for economic suicide and politically motivated ruination of lives for the ideologically bankrupt cause? The definition of insanity is repeating the same failed experiment and expecting a different outcome.
Not disagreeing with you – just saying the Conservative's rhetoric is just as bad / worse on this issue. The problem will continue as long as there are votes to be won and no electoral penalties to be paid for virtue signalling on this issue. So far the politicians have sucessfully shifted blame for rising energy prices caused by their 'green' mandates onto the energy companies – who have been happy to take the blame so long as gov policy allows them to wet their beaks in the various green taxes added to everyone's bills. It's unclear how long the house of cards will stand – we've already seen how fast things can switch around when Milliband promised his energy price freeze – a policy now adopted by May. Once gov policy is seen as driving the price rises the electoral calculus may change.
Joan Gibson permalink
And Long-Bailey said …………"showed that action on the environment must be part of a wider programme of social and economic regeneration."
May I suggest that her "programme" will be one to intimidate and silence any who oppose. Re-education camps for recalcitrant folks.
At first …… then more "permanent" disappearing measures to control the problem.
Probably under the watchful direction of David Attenborough.
Tim Groves permalink
Please no! Not David Rottenborough!
HotScot permalink
Empty campaign promises.
true but the marxist corbyn has already learned that the brain dead indoctrinated millennials will suck up lies and vote upon them and not complain when he cynically smiles afterwards and says "just kidding".
Broadlands permalink
Has anyone noticed what climate change "expert" Al Gore has said?
https://thehill.com/opinion/energy-environment/422117-al-gores-right-about-carbon-capture-and-sequestration
I never thought that I would ever agree with Al Gore, but on this topic he is making sense. The amount of CO2 to remove (50 ppm) is so large it cannot be buried safely anywhere…even if it was possible to capture it at global scale.
dennisambler permalink
And even if it were remotely necessary…
CO2 is plant food. Indeed it is necessary for all life. It is fantastic that a trace gas in the atmosphere which is at a worryingly low level geologically speaking is viewed by the marxist freak show as dangerous. I know who and what is a clear and present danger and marxism coupled to global business which underpins this tissue of lies is that danger carried forward by an intoxicated mass of green useful idiots.
Gerry, England permalink
Or even actually possible outside of a trial and then even economically viable.
This is because it is the UN wealth re-distribution plan, espoused by former UNFCCC boss Christiana Figueres and the rest of the United Socialist Nations.
http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/science-papers/originals/un-progress-governance-via-climate-change
After the transition, survivors will live in a real paradise.
BLACK PEARL permalink
Vote Prostitutes
Thats all these guys are, they say & do anything to get the vote from the gullible … usually the youth market. (LibDems did the same but it back-fired on them)
Worked a treat for Hitler with the help from his man Joseph Goebbels on their youth brigade.
Tried & tested method over the centuries.
quote: Rebecca Long Bailey.
I can feel a stonking, blinding headache coming on already, but that would be almost as if nothing by comparison to the pain of the nation undergoing a terminal financial and economic catastrophe wrought via the transport of Long Bailey's #labour'sgreencanker.
As has been noted, and in the face of some very fierce competition Ms Long Bailey is turning out to be front runner, chasing the prize as 'prize' virtue signaller SJW cultural Marxist dingbat of the year annual honour's list. By comparison, in her lack of any useful and relevant knowledge, she (Ms Long Bailey) makes Claire Perry seem like a know-it-all in climate dynamics and Atmospheric Physics and seeing as dear Claire (Perry) knows sweet fanny adams about the aforementioned studies, that don't say much about the credentials of dear Rebecca (Long Bailey)
Surely, here in Britain we can do better than this, and isn't it about time that we did?
Ben Vorlich permalink
I doubt very much that the UK will do better. I have a very pessimistic view, what the French call functionaires in the UK are too keen on on taking guidelines and turning them into rules, rules which cannot be relaxed. As long as there's a scapegoat to blame the public is happy with a situation they cdnt change but can moan about until the cows come home.
When they say 'radically transform economy', that of course means 'radically trash economy'.
Saighdear permalink
Well I dunno! ….. …but I DO KNOW that most of the jobs in the installation of the windmills were taken by FOREIGNERS – only locals were the Police and like for escorting duties on the roads and Crane operators. The ell paid Hi-tech jobs were done by the Manuf'rs people – an issue of quality control? …. will that change an awful lot?
Watching the power gen figures over last couple of days…. no bugling of the success of lack of much wind or solar power . the NicFish bubbling on about how much wind processes ALL of Scotland's requirements….. when and FOR HOW LONG at a time? Don't these gonks have any idea about POWER and consumption, let alone when / IF we were all to go car electric … the inefficiency of battery charging . . they HAVE NO IDEA.
When is this noise in the ECHO-Chamber going to break out?
Kevin Wittering (@KevinWittering) permalink
We need a long spell of cold windless days and blackouts across Europe this winter to knock some sense into these people before it's too late.
Sadly I think it is already too late. The repeated scaremongering shown to be just that has no effect. This is a religion now, empirical data based facts have no place in a faith based system. There is a fundamental flaw it seems in the human psyche desperate to put humans at the center of the Universe, to be in control of and responsible for everything which goes on around them. The shear arrogance of the activists who supported by lots of useful idiots think they can control the climate has no limit. I defer to Einstein and his view of humanity and its boundless capacity for stupidity. We WILL remove ourselves from the planet which did not notice our coming and will not notice our leaving in spite of out collective ego.
Why do Lefties refuse to engage with actual economics? Making stuff cheaper by increasing productivity makes us richer. That's it, that's all you need to know. The opposite makes us poorer. If you make energy – which all businesses use – more expensive, you make everyone poorer. No different from making food more expensive or water. Yes, we could create thousands if jobs by banning combine harvesters but we would all be poorer.
Why do these delusionists refuse to understand?
Vernon E permalink
I broadly agree with John Scott above – its too late. There is no room for complacency because all these current issues inter-link. If Brexit goes tits up for whatever reason myself and fifty million other conservative hard-line leavers will not vote in a "peoples vote" (if that's the way it goes) and certainly will never vote conservative again. Long Bailey could be in government before the summer!
Vanessa permalink
If there were to be a "people's vote" and you did not vote then the "Remain" side would definitely win. We need to vote even more if we have to vote again so as to make quite sure they understand that it is the WILL of the majority to leave. Stuff how difficult they find it.
Shame Jeremy Corbyn does not listen to his brother "Piers" of WeatherAction.com. ! If Labour got into power they would never have the money to do any of this. The Poland Climate gathering has agreed that the WEST will reimburse the EMERGING countries for any climate catastrophe which they experience in their countries – floods, volcanoes, earthquakes, hurricans, you name it WE PAY FOR IT !!!!! That is going to be fun!
I think Jeremy's plan is to turn us into a third world country, then we can claim!
John Palmer permalink
Don't even joke about that!


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A Charlotte, Tenn. family-owned grocery store draws people from all over the Midstate for Georgia peaches.
Why do people make a peach pilgrimage to Charlotte, Tenn.? A Charlotte, Tenn. family-owned grocery store draws people from all over the Midstate for Georgia peaches. Check out this story on Tennessean.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/local/dickson/2019/06/20/charlotte-grocery-preps-peach-season/1513423001/
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For over 40 years, the name Murphy's Cee Bee has been synonymous with Charlotte, staffed by longtime employees that know your name — and know you're calling about peaches in June.
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"We have been selling boxes of Georgia peaches since dad (Doyle Murphy) opened the store in 1977. We have a long and "fruitful" relationship with a family farm, The Pearsons," said Todd Murphy.
The Murphy store is one of the largest retailers of peaches in Tennessee.
"Our grocery wholesale company is shocked that we sell more peaches than they can through their network of stores," said Todd Murphy, who operates the store along with his father and brother, Chad Murphy. Doyle Murphy took over and opened Murphy's IGA in 1977 and moved in 1993 to their current facility at 3426 Highway 48 North in Charlotte.
"Our season usually starts with Harvester variety (peaches) which come off the seed, but not as effortlessly as the Red Globe variety (peaches) as we get deeper into the season," said Todd Murphy.
Even with grocery stores, farmers markets, and the internet surrounding consumers, Murphy's Cee Bee still can count on their customers returning year after year.
"We have customers that travel from across the state each year to buy from us." Murphy said. "It's common to sell 10 boxes to someone that is sharing with friends and family. We sell at the market's best pricing and our business has reflected that."
Murphy's Cee Bee co-owner Chad Murphy, right, sets up on peaches in the store. It's one of two spots where the peaches are located, and more pallets continue to delivered. (Photo: Chris Gadd/The Herald)
Around the Fourth of July, it starts getting real peachy.
"The peach season really hits its stride around the beginning of July through mid-August. Of course, most of our peach customers will eat them all season," Murphy said. "We think they're good throughout the duration."
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"I want my children to recognize that they are surrounded by fascinating people from all over the world"
The 5 questions: How do you inspire your children to learn a 2nd language?
1. What is your favorite activity that helps your son and daughter learn a 2nd language?
The part of me that used to be a full-time French teacher knows that the best way to familiarize students with new vocabulary is to read with them, because books--even children's picture books--offer many words that most people don't encounter in their everyday lives. Meeting these words and ideas from reading and storytelling means that they are presented in a meaningful context (the plot and characters) with other clues (such as illustrations and tone of voice). Thus, reading allows us to learn new words (in any language) without having to study vocabulary lists of definitions and translations. It's more natural--and of course much more fun.
Then we can continue the discussion, using the picture as a springboard to singing songs or reciting rhymes about bugs in French, looking for other depictions of bugs around his room, playing with a stuffed butterfly, retelling the story. We can spend half an hour on a picture book without ever finishing it!
Moreover, the part of me that now works at a library recognizes the power of books to introduce ideas, open minds, and transform lives (in any language).
And finally, the parent in me knows that if my children see me interacting with books and getting excited about them, then I'm modeling a very valuable behavior--they will grow up assuming that books are cool and that people read them for fun.
2. What is a helpful tool or technology you use?
I'd have to say the iPad. While we managed to parent a would-be bilingual child just fine for 3.5 years without a tablet computer, the iPad was a lifesaver when Gwyneth was born. Griffin loved playing on it, which meant that he resented less the time his maman was spending with the new baby instead of with him.
The iPad also gives Griffin a greater sense of autonomy and of ownership in his French language learning. For example, one of his favorite French apps involves dragging and dropping letters to spell out words. While I never would have pushed him to learn spelling in his second language at age four, he loves being able to figure it on his own and see the celebratory fireworks after successfully completing a word. He also really appreciates opening the YouTube app and watching the playlists of songs, movie and cartoon clips, and footage of children speaking French--he gets to choose which ones he wants to see when.
As for me, as a non-native speaker, I love finding apps in French for native-speaking children--songs, rhymes, video clips, animated storybooks, games, along with the ability to watch movies (via streaming Netflix) listen to the radio, and read websites in French no matter how often I move from room to room chasing the children. It's so easy, so portable.
And if I had friends or family in a French-speaking country whose children were around Griffin's age, I would totally set up regular times to Skype with them--it's so easy to do with the tablet computer!
3. What is your #1 challenge? What helps in overcoming this challenge?
• Accepting that my own French is not quite fluent but that it doesn't matter--I'd rather have children who speak French with an American accent and some grammar and vocab mistakes than children who only speak English. If I want speaking French to feel natural with my family, I can't obsess about it.
4. Any tip or advice you have for other parents?
• With your partner, make an explicit decision as parents how to go about it--who will speak which language(s) in which context(s)? For example, if you're consistent as to where and when and how you use the second language, you don't necessarily have to speak it exclusively with your children.
• Help your children understand why it's important to know another language (rather than imposing it).
• Make learning the second language fun with games, songs, puppets, movies, playgroups, storytime, travel, and more.
5. What drives you to continue?
I want my children to recognize that they are surrounded by fascinating people from all over the world, to want to travel to these places, and to be able to communicate with more than they would be able to as monolinguals.
I hope that they will be curious about how languages work and that the skills they develop learning languages will also transfer to studying other subjects such as math and music as they grow up.
Finally, and probably most practically, being bilingual should help them in the job market as adults.
You can read more of what Sarah does to inspire her children to learn French on her great blog Bringing Up Baby Bilingual.
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HomeHIPAA UpdatesEquifax Settlement of Data Breach Case Costs up to $700 Million
Equifax Settlement of Data Breach Case Costs up to $700 Million
July 24, 2019 Site Editor HIPAA Updates
Equifax has decided to resolve its federal data breach case by paying at least $575 million. The settlement could possibly go up to $700 million plus the need to make significant improvements to its security controls and better secure consumer information.
In 2017, Equifax encountered an enormous data breach compromising the personal information of 147 million US citizens. Their names, birth dates, addresses, and Social Security numbers were possibly stolen by the attacker and the victims were at risk of facing identity theft and fraudulence.
Equifax submitted a breach report in September 2017. In two years after the incident, Equifax has been to Congress several times to talk about the breach and its response. Regulators likewise investigated Equifax to find out if reasonable and proper security measures were implemented to secure the consumer information stored on its network.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) confirmed Equifax's security failures, which opened the door to hackers. FTC chairman Joe Simons stated that Equifax did not do the basic steps to prevent the breach. And so it is just right to issue a financial penalty.
It is stated in the terms of settlement that Equifax will pay close to $700 million and must employ a much stronger cybersecurity program. The company need to have yearly security audits and send external data security audit reports every two years. When providing any third party with access to Equifax's consumer information, it must be vetted to make certain their data security measures are appropriate.
The Equifax settlement consists of a $300 million fund for the breach victims' monetary relief. The fund is allocated for credit monitoring services and the victims' out of pocket expenditures caused by the breach. Equifax needs to add another $125 million to the fund in case the $300 million is not enough to pay for all of the claims. Each victim can claim up to $20,000.
Equifax will pay the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) $100 million in civil penalties. Then 48 states, Puerto Rico and Washington D.C. will split up another $175 million settlement fee. Starting 2020 and for 7 years, Equifax should give consumers 6 free credit reports per year, aside from the three years already given.
Though the Equifax settlement is without doubt substantial, many still think the penalty is not intense enough considering the size of Equifax and the data exposure of almost 50% of all Americans.
Equifax is happy to have settled the case at last considering it as a positive step for the company and U.S. consumers. Besides the $700 million settlement, the UK Information Commissioner's Office fined Equifax the amount of £500,000, which is the maximum penalty acceptable before the GDPR launch. If the breach occurred one year later, the penalty may have been as much as 4% of the company's global yearly revenues.
Equifax declared in May 2019 that the company already spent $1.4 billion in breach remediation, computer systems update, and security enhancement.
Data Breaches at Edgepark Medical Supplies and Cancer Treatment Centers of America
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More than 100,000 households and businesses have lost electricity at one point though workers had restored it to half of them by midday Monday. Campus` were damaged which led to classes being cancelled at six schools on Monday and at a Dallas fire station, high winds blew off most of its roof. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said that considering the fact that the storm raked across a densely populated part of the city, it`s very fortunate that there were no lives lost and no serious injuries from the storm. He said it caused mostly property damage issues. Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared 16 counties disaster areas which will provide state resources to help people recover. Dallas is in tornado alley, a central part of the United States that sees a relatively high number of tornadoes. And even though they`re most common in the late spring and early summer, tornadoes can form at any time of year as this storm showed us. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: When severe weather strikes, one of the most common questions we get, what`s the difference between a watch and a warning. Well just for comparison sake let`s take this stop light, green light, yellow light, red light. Sometimes the National Weather Service will issue a hazardous weather outlook, an advisory, treat this as a green light. Know that the possibility of rough weather is there but go about your day as you would just stay alert. But as conditions tend to ripen, we may see a tornado watch issued by the National Weather Service use this with more caution. This means conditions are favorable for tornado development and so you need to know what you should do in case a tornado strikes. That`s where the warning comes in. If the radar has indicated a tornado or someone has spotted a tornado in progress, that`s when the tornado warning is issued and you should get to your safe place immediately stop what you`re doing and seek shelter. 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Qantas, the biggest airline in Australia was working with medical researchers to see how passengers and pilots are effected by long haul flights like this. Depending on their findings, Qantas may offer more regular flights like it in the months ahead. Assistive Technology Changes Lives Worldwide AZUZ: Up next today thanks to what`s known as the internet of things, everything from lamps and toasters to washing machines and refrigerators can be connected to the internet and your smartphone and critics say a lot of this isn`t really useful or very smart. But this kind of technology is finding it`s way into wheelchairs that can climb stairs and canes that can give users advanced notice of obstacles and that`s an example of how everyday accessibility could dramatically change lives worldwide. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We need all stakeholders in our society to make the (inaudible) available to all. 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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I think there`s a boom in the development of assistive technologies. Systems are getting more robust and smaller and smaller. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: These smaller systems are allowing assistive tech to become increasingly wearable. By 2025, they`ll be an estimated 25 billion connections between these things around the world. This will transform how devices operate within cities. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Unfortunately I cannot name a single city as a perfectly disabled friendly city. That is why we`re trying to (inaudible) this (inaudible) for visually impaired people. When you walk with a smart cane developed for visually impaired people you can easily connect remote to your smartphone via the walks (ph) application and it`s so joyful - - you know you can poke with your cane and your cane is answering you. Navigation (inaudible). (INAUDIBLE) UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Another of We Walks capabilities is obstacle detection imbedded in the handle is an ultrasonic sensor that maps the users surroundings. If an obstacle is detected the stick warns the user by vibration. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: (NOT TRANSLATED) UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: All of these technologies have had interests from other industries indicated that the good health of the assistive health sector can only be a good thing for society. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There`s a lot of new movement and there will be a lot of new reasons. Robotic technology which attracts many people who do not have a relationship to any kind of person with a disability. It opens the minds of many people. (END VIDEO CLIP) 10 Out of 10 AZUZ: If you`ve ever wondered why someone would pay to be terrified by creepy clowns at a haunted house, at least this one comes with a car wash. It`s a haunted car wash in Brunswick, Ohio. 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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Dependinator.ModelViewing.Private.DataHandling.Dtos;
using Dependinator.ModelViewing.Private.ModelHandling.Core;
using Dependinator.Utils;

namespace Dependinator.ModelViewing.Private.ModelHandling.Private
{
    internal class ModelLinkService : IModelLinkService
    {
        private readonly IModelLineService modelLineService;
        private readonly IModelDatabase modelService;

        public ModelLinkService(
            IModelLineService modelLineService,
            IModelDatabase modelService)
        {
            this.modelLineService = modelLineService;
            this.modelService = modelService;
        }

        public void AddOrUpdateLink(DataLink dataLink, int stamp)
        {
            try
            {
                Node source = modelService.GetNode(dataLink.Source);

                if (!TryGetTarget(dataLink, out Node target))
                {
                    modelService.QueueNode(new DataNode(dataLink.Target, null, dataLink.TargetType));
                    return;
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                    return;
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                link.Stamp = stamp;

                if (!dataLink.IsAdded)
                {
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            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Log.Exception(e, $"Failed to update link {dataLink}");
                throw;
            }
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        public void RemoveObsoleteLinks(IReadOnlyList<Link> obsoleteLinks)
        {
            foreach (Link link in obsoleteLinks)
            {
                RemoveLinkFromLines(link);

                RemoveLink(link);
            }
        }

        public void Hide(Link link) => RemoveLinkFromLines(link);

        public void Show(Link link) => AddLinkToLines(link);

        private bool TryGetTarget(DataLink dataLink, out Node target)
        {
            NodeName targetName = dataLink.Target;
            if (!modelService.TryGetNode(targetName, out target))
            {
                modelService.QueueModelLink(targetName, dataLink);
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        {
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            {
                modelLineService.AddLinkLines(link);
            }
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        private void RemoveLinkFromLines(Link link)
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        }

        private static Link AddLink(Node source, Node target)
        {
            Link link = new Link(source, target);
            link.Source.SourceLinks.Add(link);
            link.Target.TargetLinks.Add(link);

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        }

        private void RemoveLink(Link link)
        {
            link.Source.SourceLinks.Remove(link);
            link.Target.TargetLinks.Remove(link);
        }

        private static bool TryGetLink(Node source, Node target, out Link link)
        {
            link = source.SourceLinks.FirstOrDefault(l => l.Source == source && l.Target == target);
            return link != null;
        }
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Satou would about 37 if we base it around the time the original Welcome to the NHK book was published. If they made another book or series that revisited his life in the present day what do you think it would be about?
A desperate incel trying to undergo 'self-improvement.' While token succubus helps him along the way. I know it sounds very similar to the book. But this one is newer, that's the difference.
He ends up on Wizchan
Marry his senpai
I'm pretty sure the Satou from the novel would be dead.
I never really got suicidal tendencies from satou. Even though he jumped at the end(of the book) it was more to impress misaki. Plus he got a job and seemed to be just going by day by day.
It was a long time since I read it but I don't remember his life improving a little bit in the end of the novel.
>author for selling dope for teens
Basically he is broke and hungry(because Yamazaki moved away and he can't steal food anymore) and that's what ultimately makes him get a job and move to a smaller place that he can afford. It may not be much but I consider it an improvement.
They would probably add in a chapter where he gets a sex robot, fucks it obsessively and ends up dehydrated and unconscious in his room after a couple of days. Misaki discovers him after he fails to check in for another appointment. She is unhappy to see that the sex robot looks nothing like her. His mother shows up, concerned for her son, which causes Satou to be terrified that she will find out the reason he became dehydrated. There are a few tense moments where the doctors/nurses and even Satou himself almost reveal it, but his mother never finds out. Satou realises he could sell it to buy some things to make his hikki life more comfortable, but upon returning home discovers that it reeks of old semen and is probably not worth cleaning to sell. It ends up being thrown out.
Maybe he would also try mining cryptocurrency at one point, apparently making millions only to discover that he cannot find the password for his wallet (he wrote it on the back of a receipt which Misaki threw away after breaking into his room to clean it). After Yamazaki researches it and finds a suitable program to crack the wallet, they discover that Satou has mistaken the name of his currency. It was actually worthless and doesn't even cover the price of the cracking software used to access it.
We all know that Welcome to the NHK is anti-hikki propaganda so they will just update Satou's activities to reflect what they don't want disillusioned Japanese males doing: escaping into gaming, anime, internet, sex robots, making a living without working etc. The cryptocurrency is probably a longshot but I guarantee sexbots and maybe VR would be included.
Was Satou a virgin? I've read both the book and watched the anime and based on the anime it looks like Satou and that succubus from high school may have fucked. I don't remember if it happened in the book though, doubt it since they differed in some aspects
at least he stopped being a hikki because of hunger rather than "i must abandon my hikkikomori ways >:(((" kind of shit
Well, he can't be an incel as he not only did not seek a relationship: he had no desire at all for any kind of human interaction to begin with. It was wholly Misaki who stalked and pursued him, and who made him her bitch.
>We all know that Welcome to the NHK is anti-hikki propaganda
It can't be since it was written from the point of view of a real hikki. Plus, it romanticized the fuck out of the NEET life so even if it was then it failed miserably. But I can definitely see everything you said being in there.
Yeah, I liked that as well. It sorta put things in perspective about how for all his problems simple hunger is what got to him.
No, if I remember correctly Hitomi wanted to go further but since satou was a spazz he never made a move. She also takes him to the love hotel where he basically tells her she's making a huge mistake.
>Plus, it romanticized the fuck out of the NEET life
I think for anime they tend to do this out of a reaction to the audience. They seem to have a constant realization that their audience is a bunch of weirdoes, so they do little things here and there with series to tell the audience that it's okay to enjoy what they are enjoying.
The first season of Hayate the combat butler(the one that didn't follow the manga), Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu, Saekano, etc. are very anime culture centric shows. The characters in them are a compliment to the average anime watcher, it's like assuring them that people who like the same stuff they do exist. I think this is also why you have such a huge doujinshin culture despite how much it costs, everyone in that industry and the anime industry in general is sacrificing a lot to stay there.
Then you've got that Trigger guy who views anime as his identity as a human. I suppose that's the difference between japanese and american work, japanese are what they work, while americans take pride in having the job but like to think themselves as people who have a job and not a job who has them.
This all came to mind because I watched Osomatsu S2 ep 1 a few days ago, and after years of anime I was finally able to see what they were doing with the writing. That episode is extremely on the nose about the truth about the series, it admits it, in extremely disgusting and hilarious fashion, that it's a fujo pander now. The pride and awarness to do that onscreen in the show was admirable to me.
That's not the best part to me though, because the ending is basically an admission that the audience is a bunch of hopeless failures.
The whole episode is saying "it's okay to exist like this, even if we're human waste and maybe we could have done better, this is how life is now, so let's enjoy what we have".
It's a much bolder message than any other anime pander series I've seen. They usually try to make it the succubi who like anime, and since you're okay with the succubi doing it because they can't do much wrong being anime succubi it's like the viewer can do no wrong watching anime.
This is all beyond the notice of most viewers, but I'm sure the writers are aware of this. Which is why Osomatsu S2 ep1 was so startling to me. It's like some people in the industry grew some serious balls, and it made me really happy to see them finally make something admitting both their self-hatred and their love of what they do.
So what would Welcome to NHK be like if it was made today? The whole series, from a writing perspective, is a NEET trying to stay a NEET, who ultimately realizes that he's too incompetent to do that. In order to stay a NEET, he has to work somehow. All his plans fail, because he's weak as a person, not because these things are impossible.
Chaos;Head was similiar to NHK in that way, instead of making it about the NEET struggle it was a NEET who struggled. So if you wanted a story about the NEET struggle itself, I don't find anything they could do with that too interesting. Maybe he does stuff with his smartphone instead of a pc. That disgusts me, but it'll play with the kids so they'd probably do it.
Sometimes the past is left in the past.
how old was satou at the end of the anime\manga? i remember he was around 22 (or 23?) in the first chapters
I remember some years ago when I lamented that the older I get, the harder it is to relate.
I like that aBE's misaki is wearing jeans and not a slutty denim miniskirt.
LoL yeah like people want to read an anime where a guy gets on autismbux, i would but most wont so therefore he has to get a job
If there was a single anime out there which glorified NEETs it would be Eden of the East. Fuck it, at some point it's explicitly stated NEETs are a result of the boomer generation.
What noone realizes about this series is that satou just "picked himseld up by his bootstraps" and just got a basic security guard job and was abke to happily live om his own. Whats messed up is the western world unlike japan is so unlikely to be affordable in the same way….. and japan dosent have depreciated wages because they dont have kass immigration, so more jobs available for locals.
There are a lot of shitty part-time jobs…
That is probably the biggest flaw of the series. It fails to address that some NEETs are NEETs because the economy is fucking shit
As a side note, anyone finds it absolutely hilarious how desperate jap normals are because most males don't want sex /and therefore no children/? It is fucking funny seeing them spending millions on breeding and "just b yourself" propaganda.
It's not even like those japanese virgins are "true wizards", most of them wish they had a girlfriend. It's just that society is broken, which makes it all the more stupid to blame them, as if they made a conscious choice and aren't simply the end result of their environment.
It amazes me how jap neets and herbivore men are idolized here when they'd laugh or show contempt at actual wizards. They might as well be the japanese 'approximation' to MRAs in the west
I know they are incels and I'm not idolizing them. Just find it extremely pathetic when normals try to norm them up and actually spend a shitton of money on it.
Gotta keep the breeding scheme going somehow. They're failing pretty miserably at it and at this point they don't know what to throw money at to make people breed again.
I think the anime version is a bit more cute though.
Best waifu anyways
Herbivore men are kind of like Feels Feminists, they don't want to hurt or feed on the meat of wimmin
>Reminder that he had sex,a job and a cute,shy gf.
Satou is not a wizard,he's a "robot" at best.
Satou is a failed normie actually. Not even robot tier.
Also the shy gf thing is left to interpretation.
It's actually very likely they never got into a serious relationship
All robots are failed normalfags.
No not really there's a gap there
I fucking dare you to spot the difference.
Both the same level of scum.
A failed normie is just that. Someone with decent genetics who had a chance to make it yet fucked it up somehow.
A robot never had that chance.
The succubus that tried to help him probably moved on and got a new life, has a boyfriend and will go to college, maybe marry him. Satou will see her like his other friend in the anime that he liked, but she also got married to some random man. It will be a true netorare. Then Satou will quit slavery and be homeless and kill himself, he will die a wizard.
Lol no.
This is like the 6th time I mention this.
SATOU IS NOT A WIZARD HE ACTUALLY HAD SEX WITH SEMPAI! HE HAD SEX IN THE ANIME,IN THE MANGA AND THE FUCKING BOOK!
Wasn't that just in his imagination?
no one actually believes he's a wizard
fuck you don't refer to my waifu like that
you just say that because the robot board was infested by normies. the actual robots are failures just like us.
The original author went back to being a NEET once he could live off the royalties from his book.
The message was that you find a way to survive when you have to. Megumi's brother worked at a delivery place where he got free food so he may not have been making much but he was still surviving in a "bad economy" situation.
Japanese succubi are as bad as western succubi but they corrupted the household rather than destroying it. Men have to work to near death then hand all their money to their wives who then give them some small amount of it back as a personal spending amount. I can't think of a single person who would find that appealing and yet that's Japan standard.
That's why you should laugh at the men who think Asian succubi are better. They're going to get utterly destroyed by their own fantasies.
what part of the anime shows him fucking? and in the manga? link your proof.
it's only implied in the anime there's a yt video detailing it somewhere.
In the novel they straight up say he isn't a version so read that.
In the manga satou and misaki actually do have a romantic relationship
>In the novel they straight up say he isn't a version
virgin*
>failures just like us
Shut the fuck up incel.
where the fuck do you think you are?
So you're not a failure?,what the fuck are you doing here then chad? You shouldn't be getting sum pussy out there?
Fuck this stupid wish-fulfillment series.
This is correct. Think if you've read the novel you're more likely to read the flashback in the anime as clearly the time they did it in the club room.
It's kinda funny but a "real" Satou isn't an incel and would actually be up for banning here.
To answer your question though it heavily depends on who "they" are. The last update in the NHK novel was the author relapsed back into the hikki life and is living off the royalties so wouldn't be surprised if he wrote a much more depressing sequel. At the other end if the Jap gov has any hand in it the sequel would be about how he gets his shit together by joining the salaryman rank-and-file and procreating. Pull himself up by his bootstraps, "hard work", accepting society's values like a good drone and all the other stuff that is willed by the state.
I've only ever seen the anime. Should I read the novel? I know the anime is a lot lighter but if the same stuff happens I probably wont bother
if you're a fan and want the source material, yes
anime satou is a wizard. i don't care about book.
>Anime satou is a virgin
They implied that he fucked senpai back in high school,so no.
still he is the closest person in anime i can relate to.
you're a normie then.
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if satou wasnt a fagget he could have manned up and got together with sempai to live the normalfag life he always wanted
I don't understand why this is so popular with neets
the entire show is about him trying to become a normalfag
if that is what he wants, let him
The inconsistent capitalization and punctuation in your posts are bothersome.
are you by chance meido at 8/a/ ?
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>If they made another book or series that revisited his life in the present day what do you think it would be about?
Satou can no longer afford a single apartment and has to share an apartment with a bunch of smelly, middle-aged fuck ups. Misaki met some autist guy with rich parents and moved in with him. Satou hasn't seen in her in over a decade and lost all contact. He now works minimum wage and drinks soju every evening to knock himself out. He has become too numb and deteriorated to even care anymore. His parents died and he barely showed any emotion at their funeral. He is no longer capable of feeling pity for himself, nor any other strong emotion that would lead to him acting out of his routine. It's a 12 episode anime series and in the last 2 episodes, Satou gets to know he has terminal cancer and less than a year to live. In the last episode you see Satou walking down an alley with a bottle of booze in his hand. It rains heavily and he's soaked to the bone. He stumbles and falls. He lays on the pavement, turns face up, and wants to take a sip from the bottle, but realizes it broke on impact. He nods his head back and closes his eyes as the rain cover the emerging tears. The camera shows his decrepit body on the street, then slowly pans out and up until it reaches a 3rd floor window in some apartment complex. The camera zooms into the window and you can see Misaki riding the dick of her autismo sugar daddy.
but what about yamazaki?
Yamazaki is still the fucking normalfag traitor that forgot about 2D the nanosecond he got a girlfriend,he deserves death.
But it's probably doing ok.
The only reason the show is popular is for it not being a wish-fullfilment series.
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Didn't yamazaki abandon sato before misaki did
He half way mentions it to Misaki somewhere near the beginning of their sessions.
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Anyone know why nips do this job? I coulnt google anything about it.
What? This is not an exclusive Japanese thing, people all over the world use tally counters to determine an average of how many people go through one street, store or location of a given day, week, etc. If you live in a high density area and pay attention, it's not rare to see those in use.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tally_counter
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jesus christ man
Satou's visual novel actually exists, though is non ero.
https://vndb.org/v1240
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It even lists Satou Tatsuhiro as the author, also that "S&Y" trademark.
This kind of shit is why I like japs, they went as far as hiring an actual eroge company (Circus) and creating a real game to give as extra for the manga.
He's constantly lying at that point though and Misaki says "You're a virgin right?" and he panics. The only sex scenes are in his head.
I liked the opening and the premise but the series was very annoying to watch.
>Johnny :DDD
It's like Nana's everyday life, but without gore and somehow worse.


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Inglewood schools weighing how and when to reopen
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Posted on July 16, 2020 July 16, 2020 Author John W. Davis, Contributing Writer	1022 Views
INGLEWOOD — As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the Inglewood Unified School District is in the process of deciding how and when to reopen school campuses for the upcoming 2020-21 school year.
"It's being extremely challenging to think about reopening differently," said County Administrator Erika Torres. "I wanted to let our board and our community know that it is a very fluid situation."
District leaders say health and safety is always their primary concern and responsibility as they think about reopening schools.
"What we're looking at is an emphasis on physical distancing between students and this includes in the classrooms, that desks are placed six feet apart," said Susan Chaides, a registered nurse who serves as project director for the Los Angeles County Office of Education's Community Health and Safe Schools unit.
"Face coverings will also be required for all people. That means all staff and all students," Chaides continued.
She said an exception can be made for students that have underlying health conditions, or developmental, emotional or mental concerns.
Students and staff will also be asked to stay home if they are sick.
Meanwhile, Inglewood schools are leaning towards a hybrid, blended learning model, combining in-class instruction with distance learning.
Three different learning models have been considered.
One calls for alternating schedules where on-campus learning for students takes places on a rotating schedule like Monday, Wednesday and Friday or Tuesday and Thursday.
Another calls for staggered start times where on-campus in-person learning arrival and dismissal times vary for students.
Distance learning is also being considered, which would mean continuing to conduct classes online.
According to the district, a blended learning model with alternating schedules is the preferred learning model by parents, students and staff. It would create smaller in-person learning groups to ensure social distancing.
"As a district, I'm really proud to say we did a really excellent job of transitioning from closing our schools in mid-March to providing distance learning to all of our families within the district," Torres said.
To make distance learning a reality, district leaders gave more than 3,500 laptops to students and provided internet access to low-income families.
However, district leaders recognize staff and parents need continued technology support and support with internet access to properly support students in this new age of learning.
The county Office of Education convened a task force with district leaders from across the county to create a school reopening plan. The task force first met at the end of April.
Inglewood school officials created their own task force with students and parents coming together virtually with teachers, staff, community partners and district leaders to discuss how to reopen schools.
Inglewood school officials are focusing on health and safety, instruction, family and community engagement, operations and social emotional support.
District leaders said it is paramount they meet the educational needs of students. It is also important to meet students' social and emotional needs during these uncertain times.
Inglewood officials will continue to follow the recommendations of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, as it relates to school reopening.
According to a survey conducted by the district, 53% of parents said they do not feel comfortable sending their children back to school, citing health, safety and cleanliness as their top concern.
Among district staff, 56% said they do feel comfortable coming back to work, while 63% of the students said they are ready to go back to school.
The district received more than 2,700 survey responses.
No final decisions have been made. The first day of school for the Inglewood Unified School District is scheduled Aug. 24.
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COMPTON — The stories that teenage brothers "Virgil" and "Phillip" tell about growing up in Compton sound like war stories. Their battle begins when they step out of their door. Virgil says he doesn't walk around at night. "I still be shaky about walking in the daytime, 'cause nowadays people don't care out here," he Read More…
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NORWALK — Online tributes marked Memorial Day celebrations in a handful of southeast cities which steered clear of physical observances fearful of the lurking coronavirus that has killed more than 2,000 people and infected more than 47,000 in the region. Norwalk, Paramount and South Gate aired online messages honoring the fallen heroes of wars but Read More…
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LOS ANGELES — A grand opening was held Oct. 2 for the LAPD/FBI Homicide Library, where materials involving solved — and unsolved — crimes will be stored and available for detectives investigating cold cases. Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the facility at the LAPD's Ahmanson Recruit Training Read More…
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Cells: These are the individual areas for data, information, images, or whatever, inside the borders of a table.
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Cell spanning and cell width work differently. When you span cells, you change cell space by combining or merging cells. This step removes cell walls, so to speak. When you adjust the dimensions of a cell, usually using CSS width and height controls, you can specify how much space they will occupy.
The table in the figure shows how you can create an interesting layout simply by spanning the cells in the top and bottom rows (labeled 1 and 7), with two left cells (cells 2 and 3) that span two rows, and three right cells (cell 4 spanning two columns, and cells 5 and 6 side by side).
Careful examination of this file shows that numbers included for each of the boxes in that table, numbered 1 through 7, to demonstrate how the table lays out. As you're developing your own table structures, you might want to take a similar approach so you can see and understand exactly what you're doing.
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You don't need to populate your table with real content or mess around much with the sizing approach that the file contains in its CSS style sections. Count the total number of cells across in your table, add one to that number, and then multiply the result by four em-widths to get the table width (20em in the example).
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29th Day-Mer Culture and Arts Festival has started enthusiastically
Anasayfa » News In English » 29th Day-Mer Culture and Arts Festival has started enthusiastically
Day-Mer, operating in London, started its 29th Culture and Art Festival with a great reception. The Turkish and Kurdish Community Solidarity Centre (Day-Mer) hosted an opening ceremony at the community centre and attracted a large number of trade unionists, mass organisation managers, political party representatives and Day-Mer members.
The festival consists of 10 different events and will conclude with a park festival which will be held 1 July. Once again the festival is expected to attract thousands of guests and is known as one of the longest festivals in north London.
A march has been organised marking the anniversary of the fire which occurred in Grenfell, this will occur under the name of "Justice for Grenfell". Also a youth festival will take place at the Day-Mer community centre, as well as cinema session will occur on June 21 and June 22, with a series of conferences on 23 June.
"No Way Out" theatre will be performed by Devrim Evin, will be staged at Millfield Theater on June 24th at 15.00, while the festival program will continue with Photo Workshop on June 29th.
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Police officers to record ethnicity data for vehicle stops
ROADS policing officers across London will record the location and time of the vehicle stop, ethnic background, sex and age of the driver, and the make and model of the vehicle. All policing duties will be carried out first, and the data will be recorded at the end of the...
Coronavirus UK: 1,610 more deaths, highest figure recorded
1,610 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for COVID-19 – the highest number of UK deaths on a single day since the outbreak began. Meanwhile, a further 33,355 confirmed coronavirus cases were also recorded in the past 24 hours. That compares with figures released on Monday of 599...
London to get extra vaccines after capitals falls behind
London has been promised extra vaccine supplies after figures revealed the capital has slipped to the bottom of the league table for rolling out the jab. Mayor Sadiq Khan said he "fully expects" the number of jabs to speed up towards the end of this week as batches arrive at new vaccination centres opening their...
Ex-Redbridge councillor jailed for election fraud
A former councillor in Redbridge who lied about his address in order to run for office has been jailed for 68 weeks. Chaudhary Mohammed Iqbal, 51, pretended to live at a rental property in Ilford as he successfully won the Loxford seat on Redbridge Council in 2018. He claimed more than £18,000 in expenses...
Erbil calling for Alevism to be recognised in 2021 Census
LAST year the British Alevi Federation (BAF), started a campaign calling for the census to recognised 'Alevi' as a faith. Calling for it to be added onto the list and for its members to ensure they write down 'Alevi' in this year's census. Saying that Alevism in the United Kingdom...
Health Secretary is self-isolating after being alerted by Covid-19 app
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said he is self-isolating after being alerted by the UK's NHS Covid-19 app. The West Suffolk MP said self-isolation was "perhaps the most important part of all the social distancing" and urged others to do the same if contacted. In a tweet Mr Hancock said...
Man stabbed near Turnpike Lane station


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Amar, Meet and Prem go into a small town where they encounter a 'femme fatale' in the form of Ragini. Ragini is everything they had dreamed of, but she slowly turns into their worst nightmare!
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Accomplished sailor Charlie St. Cloud has the adoration of his mother Claire and his little brother Sam, as well as a college scholarship that will lead him far from his sleepy Pacific Northwest hometown. But his bright future is cut short when a tragedy strikes and takes his dreams with it. After his high-school classmate Tess returns home unexpectedly, Charlie grows torn between honoring a promise he made four years earlier and moving forward with newfound love. And as he finds the courage to let go of the past for good, Charlie discovers the soul most worth saving is his own.
Country: Canada, United States of America, USA
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Hanson and the Beast
Yuan Shuai, a debt-ridden animal-breeder, tries to get out of his financial predicament by finding a wealthy girlfriend through matchmaking dates. He unexpectedly meets and fall in love with the fox demon, Bai Xianchu, who has arrived to the mortal realm to repay her gratitude. However, the head of the Demon tribe Yun Zhonghe forbids a love relationship between a demon and a human; and takes Bai Xianchu away. To seek his lover, Yuan Shuai bravely crashes the demonic world.
Serial killer is genetically mutated in car wreck on the way to his execution. After which, he becomes a murdering snowman hell-bent on revenge for the sheriff who caught him.
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The events of Battle of Gods take place some years after the battle with Majin Buu, which determined the fate of the entire universe. After awakening from a long slumber, Beerus, the God of Destruction is visited by Whis, his attendant and learns that the galactic overlord Frieza has been defeated by a Super Saiyan from the North Quadrant of the universe named Goku, who is also a former student of the North Kai. Ecstatic over the new challenge, Goku ignores King Kai's advice and battles Beerus, but he is easily overwhelmed and defeated. Beerus leaves, but his eerie remark of "Is there nobody on Earth more worthy to destroy?" lingers on. Now it is up to the heroes to stop the God of Destruction before all is lost.
Genre: Action, Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
In 1600, nobleman Orlando inherits his parents' house, thanks to Queen Elizabeth I, who commands the young man to never change. After a disastrous affair with Russian princess Sasha, Orlando looks for solace in the arts before being appointed ambassador to Constantinople in 1700, where war is raging. One morning, Orlando is shocked to wake up as a woman and returns home, struggling as a female to retain her property as the centuries roll by.
Country: France, Italy, Netherlands, Russia, UK, United Kingdom
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Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return
Dorothy wakes up in post-tornado Kansas, only to be whisked back to Oz to try to save her old friends the Scarecrow, the Lion, the Tin Man and Glinda from a devious new villain, the Jester. Wiser the owl, Marshal Mallow, China Princess and Tugg the tugboat join Dorothy on her latest magical journey through the colorful landscape of Oz to restore order and happiness to Emerald City.
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Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
The Haunted Mansion
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Genre: Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery
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Genre: Action, Crime, Fantasy
A small suburban town receives a visit from a castaway unfinished science experiment named Edward.
Don't Kill It
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Genre: Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Horror


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Luther: The Fallen Sun Gets New Photos and Release Date
Courtesy of Netflix
Luther is a British crime thriller that aired on BBC One back in 2010 and stars Idris Elba as the titular character. The last of the series aired in 2019, and soon fans will get to embark on another mystery with a new film that continues after the events of the series. Today Netflix has released first-look photos along with revealing the release date and full title.
The film is titled Luther: The Fallen Sun, and it will be headed to Netflix in March 2023.
Luther. Idris Elba as John Luther in Luther. Credit: John Wilson/Netflix
About Luther: The Fallen Sun
In Luther: The Fallen Sun — an epic continuation of the award-winning television saga reimagined for film — a gruesome serial killer is terrorizing London while brilliant but disgraced detective John Luther (Idris Elba) sits behind bars. Haunted by his failure to capture the cyber psychopath who now taunts him, Luther decides to break out of prison to finish the job by any means necessary. The film also stars Cynthia Erivo, Andy Serkis and Dermot Crowley, who returns as Martin Schenk.
The film is directed by Jamie Payne (Luther) and written by Neil Cross (Luther). It's produced by Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, David Ready, Neil Cross, and Idris Elba. The executive producers are Dan Finlay, Brendan Ferguson, Miki Emmerich, Kris Thykier, and Priscilla Parish.