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Mark Warburton believes loan signing Matt Smith can perform an important defensive midfield role for QPR.
Smith's arrival from Manchester City was confirmed on Monday and Rangers boss Warburton is confident the Wales international, 19, can make an impact at Loftus Road.
Warburton told the club website: "Matt can play as a defensive midfielder or slightly more advanced.
"He is comfortable in both positions. I see him playing a key role in front of our back four.
"He is tenacious, he rats to get the ball, he's very comfortable in possession, takes the ball in tight areas and has a lovely range of passing as well.
"There is always going to be competition for places and he knows that but I think he is really excited by the challenge ahead."
What that means for Josh Scowen remains to be seen.
Scowen was himself described as a "rat" in midfield – in his case by former R's boss Ian Holloway – but it appears that Smith has been signed to play that role.
That could leave Scowen with a fight to secure a place in Warburton's side during the coming season.
"When you go to any new club you want to be playing games," said Smith.
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A 2.5D platformer where the focus was on creating UI.
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The idea was to try and make this strict art style feel playful.
I didnt want to add playful colors but rather use animations to convey a springy and snappy personality to the menu items.
On the right is the main menu of the game (zoomed in view).
Enormous attention to detail was taken in making the timing of the animations, especially the options smashing in to view with an individual delay (the head leading the tail).
The pause menu was given a similar treatment.
I wanted to let the menu drop down from above and bounce into place (and exit like they are being yanked) as if they where dropped without care from an unseen hand. The boxes then move to their predetermined places as if by a magnetic force.
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In Principles of Parallel Programming (Addison Wesley, 2008), Lawrence Snyder and Calvin Lin have created a book that is useful for students and new practitioners alike. The text assumes that readers already have an understanding of basic computer science principles (how to write a correct sequential program, the basics of algorithmic complexity, and the like), and from that foundation provide a thorough treatment of the core principles of parallel programming.
As they go along, Lin and Snyder are careful to link the principles to the current parallel hardware and software landscape, including discussions of timely topics like GPUs, the Cell processor, and the languages being developed as part of DARPA's High Productivity Computer Systems project. The text builds on computer science fundamentals in a way that will keep readers confident as they progress through the text, while at the same time keeping the energy high and the pace brisk. The result is a fresh, practical, pragmatic book that makes for an engaging, even fun, read.
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By People's Daily on November 5, 2020
About a thousand drones give performances to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Harbin Institute of Technology, June 2020. (Photo by Geng Hongjie/People's Daily Online)
During the 13th Five Year Plan period (2016-2020), the contribution of technological advances to economic growth increased from 55.3 percent to 59.5 percent in China.
The country has risen to the 14th place among 131 economies worldwide on the Global Innovation Index (GII), a benchmark innovation ranking.
As significant breakthroughs have been continuously made in science and technology, innovation is becoming the primary driving force behind China's development.
Although it was already late at night, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Key Laboratory of Microscale Magnetic Resonance, located in the University of Science and Technology of China, was still ablaze with lights.
Du Jiangfeng, head of the lab as well as academician with the CAS, and his colleagues were sitting around a table and carefully discussing and analyzing the experimental data gathered during the day.
In fact, such a scene could often be seen in the lab.
For over four years, the lab has closely followed trends at the frontiers of science and technology and achieved a lot of global firsts.
"In the past, we could only see cells on the millimeter level through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), we can now see cancer cells smaller than 10 nanometers," said Du.
The lab's cell imaging techniques have reached the world leading level and are expected to be applied in the early diagnosis of cancer, according to Du.
Since the 13th Five Year Plan period, China has continuously enhanced its support for basic research and paid great attention to original innovations.
A batch of major innovative results have emerged, such as the quantum anomalous Hall effect, iron-based high-temperature superconductors, and monkey clones, and such innovations have allowed China to catch up with other scientific powerhouses or even lead in certain frontier fields.
Both the number of international scientific papers published by Chinese researchers and that of the most-cited papers of China ranked second in the world.
Meanwhile, the country ranked number one in the world in terms of granted invention patents.
Basic research is increasingly showing its fundamental role in science and technology advances.
On January 4, 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, came to Chongqing BOE Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. in southwest China's Chongqing municipality for inspection.
In the factory of the company, robots carefully picked up the extremely thin glass substrates and placed them at the starting point of the production line.
With the machinery and equipment running at high speed, the glass substrates went through nearly 100 procedures and were made into the screens of mobile phones, TVs and computers in a short time. These screens are believed to serve as "windows" that connect users with the outside world.
Core technologies with independent intellectual property rights are the key to success for enterprises, Xi said.
Key and core technologies can never be asked for, bought or begged for from other countries, said Xi, who believes that only by mastering crucial core technologies with China's own hands can the country fundamentally safeguard its economic security, national security, and security in other areas.
"I was deeply impressed by the great importance that Xi has attached to core technologies," said Gao Wenbao, liquid crystal displays (LCD) and sensor business group CEO at BOE, adding that the company has carried out research in key and core technologies of semiconductor display in recent years and become a leader in global LCD industry.
During the 13th Five Year Plan period, China has made a series of major breakthroughs in key and core technologies. Its high-speed railway, 5G mobile communications, and third-generation nuclear reactors have led the way in the world. The country is also among the leaders in the world in technologies in such areas as ocean engineering and combustible ice mining.
The country has ranked first in the world for multiple times in a row in terms of the number of supercomputers in the Top 500 list of the world's most powerful computer systems.
In January 2019, China's Chang'e-4 mission achieved humanity's first-ever soft landing on the far side of the moon.
So far, the lander and the Yutu-2 lunar rover of the Chang'e-4 probe have survived more than 600 Earth days on the far side of the moon while conducting scientific explorations.
"Space exploration has no end. Chinese sci-tech and aerospace workers must continue making efforts and promoting the development of the world's aerospace cause and contribute more Chinese wisdom, solutions, and strength to mankind's peaceful use of outer space," noted Wu Weiren, chief designer of China's lunar exploration project.
Wu revealed that China is expected to launch the Chang'e-5 mission this year to achieve regional soft landing and bring samples back to Earth. The mission is expected to be followed by a series of deep space exploration activities.
In recent years, China has continuously raised its level of its aerospace science and technology development and entered a stage featuring normalized high-density launches.
In the year 2019 alone, China carried out 34 space launches and successfully sent 78 satellites into orbit.
In terms of manned spaceflight, Chinese space laboratory Tiangong-2 traveled in space, and helped Chinese astronauts stay in space for 33 days.
China has begun the construction of its space station and is expected to complete the task around 2022.
Aerospace science and technology is playing a more and more significant role in generating and driving a number of emerging industries, injecting more impetus into economic and social development.
For example, the Beidou Navigation Satellite System has been applied in various aspects of life, including the precise positioning of shared bikes as well as the monitoring and warning of geological disasters, producing significant economic and social benefits in many industries.
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Renault Koleos: road test
Posted on August 22nd, 2017	by James Luckhurst
A good addition to the growing ranks of SUVs now dominating the car scene.
The third SUV-crossover model in Renault's car range, joining the already-popular Captur and Kadjar. The Koleos is the largest of the three, so becomes the new flagship of the trio.
The Koleos achieved a top five-star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests, just like its smaller SUV siblings in the Renault range. It is well equipped with safety kit including electronic driver aids.
Business users after a bit more versatility and family drivers who want a spacious lifestyle-orientated SUV with plenty of room for all the leisure kit they might want to lug around with them.
Road test by Sue Baker, August 2017
The South Korean-built Koleos rivals cars like the Nissan X-Trail, Kia Sorento and Volvo XC60, so it's up against some very respected opposition. In fact, it has quite a lot in common with the X-Trail, based on the same under-skin structure. Up top it's different though, packaged to maximise space for five rather than accommodate extra seats (the X-Trail has the option of a third row).
Performance-wise it has decent oomph, with a 128bhp power output in this 1.6 litre, the lower-powered of the two diesel engines. Acceleration from 0-62mph is a respectable though unexceptional 11.4 seconds. The six-speed gearbox snicks cleanly through he ratios, which seem sensibly spaced.
There is also a 2.0-litre diesel with 172bhp and four-wheel drive. This engine comes with the option of an auto transmission instead of the manual, and reduces the 0-62mph time to 9.5 seconds with the automatic 'box, or to 10.7 seconds with the manual. There isn't a petrol version, which may surprise some when there are so many anti-diesel stories in the news at the moment.
The Koleos's driving calibre is civilised and efficient, but it's not what you might call a driver's car – the steering isn't very communicative and when you push on through bends on a spirited cross-country drive, there is some body lean in corners. There is also a somewhat lumpy feel to the suspension over coarse urban surfaces and country lane potholes.
However, the car has secure roadholding, and the ride smooths out when the Koleos is settled at cruising pace on a dual carriage way or motorway.
Air flows cleanly over the bodywork and there is scant evidence of wind noise. You are aware of some engine rumble, but at a relaxed driving pace the general refinement is pretty reasonable.
This is where the Koleos shines. It is roomy with big seats, said by Renault to be the biggest of any car in its category. The car doors have been designed to open a little wider than usual, which makes entering and exiting the Koleos just a bit easier than is the case with some rivals.
Interior stowage is well planned, with a big glovebox and commodious door pockets plenty big enough for carrying large bottles. A neat feature is a temperature-controlled cupholder, located between the front seats, that unusually can be heated or cooled to keep a drink just as you want it to be.
Boot space is very good at 498 litres with the rear seats in place, extending to 1,706 litres when they are folded. There is a handy option that lets you open the boot by waving your foot under the rear bumper, which can be a boon when you have your hands full of shopping bags.
The Koleos has active emergency braking to help it avoid hitting a vehicle that suddenly stops in front, a common cause of shunts in heavy traffic. There is a forward collision warning light and alarm to alert you to looming danger, and the brakes are primed for rapid response. As we've come to expect of a Renault, the Koleos has achieved a five-star rating from the safety experts at Euro NCAP.
There are two trim levels, Dynamique S and Signature Nav. Every Koleos comes with dual-zone climate control, part-leather upholstery, a seven-inch touchscreen, auto lights and wipers, heated/folding mirrors and 18-inch alloy wheels. The higher-spec model also has a full leather interior, heated front seats, a bigger touchscreen with satnav, and a powered tailgate. Options include a heated windscreen and steering wheel, front seat cooling as well as heating, and heated rear seats.
On-the-road Koleos prices start from £27,500 for a two-wheel-drive Dynamique S Nav with a 128bhp engine, and the range-topper is a four-wheel-drive auto with a 172 bhp engine at £34,200. Fuel economy varies from 47.9 to 57.6 mpg, and CO2 outputs from 128 to 156g/km. The model we tested is mid-range with the most economical engine and front-wheel drive. Hands-free automated parking is a £350 option, and a spare wheel is available for £120.
WE SAY A good addition to the growing ranks of SUVs now dominating the car scene.
Performance: 0-62mph in 11.4 seconds
Insurance: 11
Tax: £160 first year, then £140 standard
Figures for Koleos Signature Nav dCi 130 4×2
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One of Wales' top tourist attractions will launch a breathtaking new endurance challenge this summer.
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Directors Miles and Jennifer Moulding have designed a gripping 20-kilometre journey which takes thrillseekers from the deepest underground point in the UK to the summit of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales.
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The federal government apparently thinks so. That's why Mary Beth Buchanan, the U.S. Attorney in Western Pennsylvania, prosecuted Donora resident Karen Fletcher on federal obscenity charges for stories Fletcher sold online.
On Aug. 7, Fletcher pled guilty to six counts of transmitting obscene materials -- six text-only stories provided on a members-only Web site. Fletcher was sentenced to five years probation, six months house arrest and a $1,000 fine. But while her case is over, questions about it remain.
"This has been an extremely troubling case from the start," says Robert Richards, co-director of the Pennsylvania Center for the First Amendment at Penn State University. "The way they used the obscenity statutes in this case goes far beyond the original intent of the law. And sadly, they'll mark this down in their books as a victory.
"The United States government has now secured an obscenity conviction based solely on the written word. I think that's extremely dangerous," continues Richards, who has followed this case since it began in 2006.
Fletcher had charged 29 customers $10 each to view the stories on her Web site, www.redrosestories.com. All of the stories depicted some form of rape, torture and/or murder of children, some as young as 2. One story, for example, depicts the rape of an 8-year-old girl and her 4-year-old sister at the hands of their therapist, according to court documents. Another depicts the abduction, rape and murder of an infant.
For prosecutors, the matter was straightforward. Under federal law, material can be found obscene if an average person would say it "appeals to prurient interests" and "describes sexual conduct in a patently offensive way," and lacks "serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value." And prosecutors noted that Fletcher hadn't just written the material; by selling it online, she was guilty of "transmitting" it as well.
"The premise of this prosecution is that words have power," Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Kaufman told Judge Joy Flowers Conti at Fletcher's Aug. 7 hearing. Fletcher's work, he added, "was more horrific" than images and videos of child pornography found on the Internet -- even though such images record actual events, rather than imagined scenarios.
Asked by City Paper for his reaction to Kaufman's comments, Fletcher's Florida-based attorney Lawrence Walters replies, "Mr. Kaufman has a more active imagination than I do if he thinks that written thoughts are more horrific than actual child abuse. That's a very odd way to approach the world."
After her indictment, Fletcher retained Walters, one of the country's foremost First Amendment lawyers, who worked pro bono. Walters filed several briefs seeking to get the charges dismissed, and pledged he would prepare for trial. In court filings, Walters said Fletcher was abused as a child, and used the stories to confront her "monsters" as a form of therapy.
But Fletcher has also been diagnosed and treated for depression and agoraphobia, an anxiety disorder that can cause panic attacks when sufferers are outside their homes. And as the possibility of prison time began sinking in, Fletcher decided to take the plea bargain.
"We did absolutely everything that we could to raise constitutional issues pretrial," Walters says. "As this thing kept going forward, it became obvious that Karen Fletcher was not able to face a trial or, God forbid, a prison sentence if we lost.
"She would not have been able to stand up through all of this or sit in a prison cell during an appeal, if necessary. She was not able to be the standard bearer for these First Amendment issues that the government was attacking."
Even as she waited for her hearing to begin, Fletcher -- a heavy-set woman with sandy brown hair, glasses and a non-descript tattoo on her left forearm -- sat rubbing her hands nervously and drying her palms with a tissue. As she addressed the court, she cried several times.
"I never meant for anything like this to happen. I'm sorry," she testified.
Prosecutors were not swayed. Fletcher's readers, Kaufman argued, had a "violent sexual interest in children," and her Web site "could encourage" such behavior. There have been no individual prosecutions that have been identified as redrosestories.com customers, even though Fletcher gave investigators her list of customers. Nevertheless, Judge Conti apparently agreed with prosecutors, suggesting from the bench that writers bear responsibility for the actions their readers might take.
"If anyone would have read the story and acted upon it, a little child could have suffered devastation that you would have had to live with for the rest of your life," the judge told Fletcher.
Richards says the whole case seems to be overkill. Prosecutors will "tout this as a win," he says, "but what they did was get [Fletcher] to plead guilty because she was scared to death to go to prison. What we saw with this case was just the further erosion of ... First Amendment rights."
Walters says he doesn't forsee Fletcher's case affecting the defense against similar cases in the future. He said even federal prosecutors realized they were dealing with a "damaged" individual "and not the type of defendant you push to get a pound of flesh off of."
"This was a resolution that allowed the government to save face and will have essentially no impact on Karen Fletcher's life," Walters says. "She's an agoraphobic who doesn't leave the house, so house arrest is meaningless.
"I think this was a very good result for the client. When's the last time you ever saw a no-jail result in a federal prosecution? I've never seen one, so this was a good result for Karen Fletcher."
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Does Son have a future at Spurs if Kane jumps ship?
Son Heung-min [REUTERS/YONHAP]
Spurs star Harry Kane is reportedly desperate to leave Tottenham Hotspur, raising questions over long-time playmaking partner Son Heung-min's future at the Premier League club.
Sky Sports reported on Tuesday that Kane has repeatedly told Tottenham management that he wants to leave the club, with Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea all interested in acquiring the England captain.
Questions about Kane and Son's future with Spurs have been circulating for a few years but grew especially loud this season, when the club went from dominating the early days of the season to struggling to earn a spot in either of the European competitions for next season.
How long Kane and Son, both considered world-class players in their own right and a league-leading partnership when playing together, will be willing to play for a team that hasn't won the Premier League since 1961, the FA Cup since 1991 and has never won the UEFA Champions League or Europa League is the big question.
Harry Kane [AFP/YONHAP]
According to reports, Kane has been looking to jump ship for a while. The club is said to have persuaded him to stay last year with Jose Mourinho at the helm, but with Mourinho fired last month and no new manager in sight, that argument is going to be a lot harder this year.
The Sky Sports report on Tuesday added that Tottenham have been looking for a new center forward, suggesting it may have accepted that this year it will have to let Kane go.
If Kane leaves Spurs, Son's future at the club also starts to look uncertain.
While the Korean striker hasn't shown the same concerns with the London club that Kane has, he still faces the same question: How long can one of the Premier League's most prolific strikers continue playing for the one team in the Big Six that seems incapable of winning anything?
Son joined Spurs in 2015 and is currently under contract until 2023. He has appeared happy at the club, and had a strong relationship with former managers Mauricio Pochettino and Mourinho. But Son is also 28 years old and presumably doesn't want to end his storied career without lifting a single trophy.
Son's partnership with Kane is also a big part of his career at Spurs. The two have one of the most prolific goal scoring partnerships in Premier League history, and hold the record for the best goal scoring duo in a single season in Premier League history.
When the two are playing at their best together, Spurs feels like a competitive team that has a real shot at finding some silverware. But without Kane, Son will not only have to rethink his game, but he'll be doing it at a club that has lost its competitive edge.
"If [Kane] leaves in the summer, Sonny may follow him," former Spurs striker Paul Stewart told PA Sport on Tuesday. "He has shown he is a world class player and there will be people knocking on the door for him. He may feel the same, he may feel the best chances of winning any trophies is away from Spurs, and that leaves them with not very many options."
"They are going to want a lot of money, but someone will pay it for him because of the goals he scored. It is irrelevant the amount of money Manchester City pay for him, if they want him they will pay the money for him."
The only chance Spurs may have at keeping Kane and Son on board is bringing in a new manager that shares their passion and drive to take Tottenham to the top. That, and some serious pay rises that rival what the two could get at other top-tier teams.
"Tottenham is an ambitious club and we need an ambitious coach," Spurs midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg told the Evening Standard on Tuesday, pointing to Kane and Son as the two players that embody the attitude the club needs to adopt.
BY JIM BULLEY [jim.bulley@joongang.co.kr]
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Despite being trapped between the regime and extremists, Idlib (Syria) remains home to many civil initiatives and outpourings of resistance.
by Leila Al Shami
source: https://leilashami.wordpress.com/2019/11/09/idlib-resists/
Over the past few days a popular uprising has broken out across Idlib against the hardline Islamist group HTS (formerly Al-Qaeda linked Nusra) which is militarily dominant in much of the province .
The recent uprising began when HTS increased Zakaat (taxes) on a number of goods and services including bread, electricity and olive oil .
In Kafar Takharim, a town in north-western Idlib, which is dependent on olive oil production for income, locals refused to pay increased taxes and attempts by HTS to control the olive oil presses .
The local council in Kafar Takharim has long resisted attempts at take over by the HTS linked Salvation Government. Locals staged protests and stormed HTS controlled olive presses and police stations, successfully evicting HTS from their community.
HTS surrounded the town and demanded that locals hand over a number of individuals who participated in the protests under threat of retaliation. The locals refused and determined to continue their resistance against the militants.
On 6 November HTS forces besieged the town and began attacking it with mortar and machine gun fire killing at least 3 people and injuring others. But the locals continued resisting and all around Idlib towns and villages rose up in solidarity with Kafar Takharim, demanding that HTS and it's leader Jolani leave the province. People took to the streets in Idlib city , Salqin, Maarat Al Nu'man, Darkush, Samarda, Ariha, Kurin, Armanaz and elsewhere. People from Armanaz and Idlib city began marching towards Kafar Takharim to try and break the siege but were blocked by HTS militants. On 7 November protesters from Salqin managed to break into the town from the north.
Popular resistance to HTS has been a regular occurrence in Idlib province and chants against Jolani are regularly heard at the anti-regime protests which are held almost every Friday. Many see the group's authoritarianism as no different from that of the regime.
HTS militants increased their control over the province in January following intense fighting with rebel groups. Since then it has attempted to impose control over civilian governance through the creation of the Salvation Government which has taken over service provision, local councils and education despite the wide-spread resistance of locals who have courageously attempted to defend their autonomy and the democratic institutions they established following liberation from the regime.
People were further outraged by wide-spread arrests which have targeted civil society activists and media workers some of whom are reported to have died under torture in HTS-run prisons. HTS is widely believed to have been behind the assassinations of Raed Fares and Hamoud Jneed in November 2018 who were key figures in revolutionary organizing in Idlib and involved in the popular independent radio station Radio Fresh.
In September large scale protests erupted against HTS and the continuing aerial bombardment of the province by the regime and Russia. The regime intensified its assault on the province in April conducting a scorched-earth campaign against residential areas which has caused around half a million to flee, has killed over 1,000 and has directly targeted civilian infrastructure including over 50 hospitals and medical centres.
The dominant narrative promoted by the regime and supporters of Syrian fascism is that Idlib is a 'terrorist enclave'. The presence of a few thousand extremist militants is presented as justification for the campaign of extermination waged against Idlib's civilian population of some 3 million people, which includes 1 million children.
Today's uprising should challenge this narrative. Syrians have continually resisted all forms of authoritarianism and sought to defend their autonomy and desire for freedom and democracy since 2011.
Despite being trapped between the regime and extremists, Idlib remains home to many inspiring civil initiatives and outpourings of creative resistance. Just a few weeks ago, 20 year old rapper Amir Al Muarri released the fierce track 'On All Fronts' produced in Idlib. The video (which has subtitles in English, Spanish and Russian) provides a portrait of the province and the diversity of its residents who continue to survive and resist despite living apocalyptic conditions. He spares no criticism for the brutality of the regime, the armed factions which have hijacked the revolution and the foreign interventions of Russia, Iran and Turkey.
It's people like Amir and the civilians risking their lives to protest today who are Syria's future and who defy lazy assumptions that the choice Syrians face is between a fascist regime and Al Qaeda. There's always been a third option.
Demonstration in Maarat Al Nu'man in solidarity with Kafar Takharim and against HTS, 7 November. Photo credit: MMC
Mona Afary on November 11, 2019 at 8:44 am
What people in Idlib are doing is heroic. Thanks for writing this article.


AMC has a Walking Dead marathon lined up for this Saturday night, in anticipation of the Season 4 finale, which will air Sunday, March 30 at 9:00 p.m. The official episode description for "A" doesn't give us a lot to go on in terms of what we might expect from the episode, beyond what was glimpsed in the preview. Nor do these two photos from the episode, one of which shows Carl with a smudge of blood on his face, and the other shows Rick looking bearded and a little scratched up.
Scratched up is nothing by comparison to how grimy Rick Grimes looked at the start of the second half of Season 4. Remember this Rick?
Current Rick is looking much better now than he did when he was griming it up in that house while Carl chowed down on pudding.
AMC's official episode description for "A" is, "as multiple paths collide, Rick comes face to face with sheer brutality. Will he and the group have what it takes to survive?"
Although, I think the mention of "sheer brutality" implies that Rick's biggest challenge will be of the living variety as opposed to the undead. As menacing as the walkers are in The Walking Dead, I'd apply the word "brutal" to something more living and intentional. And that would certainly apply to Joe and his violence-loving band of not-so-merry men. We know from the conversation that Joe had with Daryl that they haven't forgotten what Rick did, killing one of their guys and setting him loose on the rest of the house. Of course, if those guys hadn't proven just how brutal they could be, what with their "claimed" culture and all that, Rick might've been able to mosey on out of there without having to go to such extremes, but that's probably a moot point at this point. Whether or not his actions come back to haunt him remains to be seen this Sunday night!
Meanwhile, as mentioned, AMC will be hosting a Season 4 marathon -- all 15 episodes to date, back-to-back -- starting Saturday, March 29 at 8:00 p.m. ET. Those episodes will air leading up to the finale Sunday, March 30 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, after which the finale of Talking Dead will air at 10:00 p.m. Andrew Lincoln and The Walking Dead executive producer Scott M. Gimple will be the guests so don't miss that!
In the meantime, read our breakdown of last Sunday night's episode of The Walking Dead, "Us" here.


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3 Fast-Paced Board Games to Try This Holiday
Sick and tired of playing the same old board games like Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit and Cluedo? And you still think nothing can beat the kick that you get from playing a board game with friends and family?
According to gamerules.com, 2019 was a great year for board games and a lot of good games released this year pushing these aforementioned perennial favorites aside. Much to the relief of board game lovers. Thanks to their idiot-proof rules, these games are quick and easy to learn so you can pick them up and get playing in no time. Moreover, it's quite easy to make all the people in your household involved with these new board games. These games move at a fairly brisk pace so there won't be any complaints about the game failing to keep people entertained.
If you're looking for board games that are fun to play with your family and friends this festive season, here we present a small selection of games that we think might fit the bill.
Wingspan is selling like hot cakes, and deservedly so. Created by an ornithologist, this game ranks up there among the best board games to have come out this year. The designer's love for birds and passion for birdwatching has truly translated into a unique card game, which throws light on over 150 species of birds- things like what they feed on, their nesting habitat and how many eggs they lay on an average, and much more. It incorporates brilliant design and artwork into its theme but there is more at play than just awesome plumage. Wingspan has an impressive gameplay, which is actually good enough to keep you and your friends and family amused for long. You're to build habitats to lure the best birds to your aviary boards, unlock distinctive bird powers and do many more things to be able to rack up points. Winner of the Speil des Jahres awards, this game doesn't take too long to finish, guarantees good fun and has a diverse set of cards on various bird species so there's a lot of replay value.
Say what you will about word based games such as Scrabble and the like, they're still very popular. But what would you get when you add a bit of pace and flexibility to a game like Scrabble? You get Bananagrams, a fast-paced version of scrabble with a lot of flexible options. It is a newly launched game that's already proving to be a firm favorite of board game aficionados, especially among those who're into word based games. Much like take-two, which is a version of Scrabble, this game sees players complete a chain of words both vertically and horizontally. It's hard to not love what this game provides; after all, it is lively and engaging, has super simple rules, and comes with high quality components and packaging. Just pour the tiles out and get cracking at creating words.
Few games look more engaging when spread out on your festive table than Dobble. Inspired from Snap, this card game is fun and fast paced. The game sees players match images, with each card showing a selection of images ranging from a carrot to a bomb. Although it might sound simple, but Dobble has a far from simple gameplay and takes a lot of brain energy off you. Like the other two games, it's great fun to play, can be picked up and played in no time. The best part is, it can take up to eight players, and that's good news for big gatherings. A word of advice, though: things might get a little heated at times so you better watch out.
There's nothing worse than shelling out money on a game only to discover it's rather pants. These three games are proving to be very popular in the week leading up to Christmas. We're sure these games will give you and your friends many fun moments to rejoice as a group and many reasons to giggle, unlike those old board games that are notorious for leading to arguments. Wanna steer clear of arguments and make some cash gambling online instead? Check out casino-bonus.com for more information on some of the top sites offering a range of bonuses including welcome bonus, no deposit bonus etc.
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Q: Edit text in checkout(DebitPayment extension ) I'm using the DebitPayment extension for my german store. The problem is now, that it won't translate the text to german and I'm using the german FireGento extension. How can I translate the text to german for my german storeview?

You can see that there is still the standard english text(I added the german text in the configuration menu but I need to translate the standard text)

On the last site of my checkout it's called Cash On Delivery but as you can see above I already changed it to "Nachnahme"(german word) How can I fix it?

A: Have you tired translating the string through your theme.
If you add a translate.csv file under
app/design/frontend/MYTHEME/default/locale/de_DE/translate.csv
Then open this if excel for example you can then add your string to first cell
Cash On Delivery
Then to the next cell to the right of this add your translation
After you have added this file and added your translation clear all caches.

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Zetetic.Ldap;

namespace Zetetic.Ldap.Pivoter
{
    class Program
    {
        private static readonly string SamplePath = @"%TEMP%\serdemo.xml";

        private static void EmitSampleXml(LdifCsvPivot pivot, System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer ser)
        {
            try
            {
                string temp = System.Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TEMP");
                string opath = SamplePath.Replace("%TEMP%", temp ?? @"c:\temp");

                if (!System.IO.File.Exists(opath))
                {
                    using (System.IO.FileStream fs = new System.IO.FileStream(opath, System.IO.FileMode.Create))
                    {
                        ser.Serialize(fs, pivot.Columns);
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (Exception x)
            {
                Console.Error.WriteLine("Couldn't generate sample config at {0}: {1}",
                    SamplePath, x.Message);
            }
        }

        private static void Run(List<string> ldifs, string colConfig, string fileOut)
        {
            System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer ser = new System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer(
                typeof(List<PivotColumn>));

            LdifCsvPivot pivot = new LdifCsvPivot();

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(colConfig))
            {
                pivot.AddColumn("dn", "dn", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("rdn", "rdn", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("parent", "parent", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("samaccountname", "uid", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("objectclass", "objectclass", PivotColumn.LAST_INDEX);
                pivot.AddColumn("sn", "sn", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("givenName", "givenName", null);
                pivot.AddColumn("mail", "mail", null);

                EmitSampleXml(pivot, ser);
            }
            else
            {
                using (System.IO.FileStream fs = new System.IO.FileStream(colConfig, System.IO.FileMode.Open, System.IO.FileAccess.Read))
                {
                    pivot.Columns = (List<PivotColumn>)ser.Deserialize(fs);
                }
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fileOut))
                pivot.Output = new System.IO.StreamWriter(fileOut, false, new System.Text.UTF8Encoding(false, true));

            try
            {
                int i = 0;
                foreach (string s in ldifs)
                {
                    try
                    {
                        pivot.Process(s, i++ == 0);
                    }
                    catch (Exception)
                    {
                        Console.Error.WriteLine("Failed on file {0}", s);
                        throw;
                    }
                }
            }
            finally
            {
                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(fileOut))
                    pivot.Output.Dispose();
            }
        }

        static void PrintUsage()
        {
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"Zetetic.Ldap.Pivoter - Usage:");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"This is a simple tool to transform an LDIF file into a delimited");
            Console.WriteLine(@"file for relational analysis.  It uses the Zetetic.Ldap library for");
            Console.WriteLine(@"advanced LDIF parsing.");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"Zetetic.Ldap.Pivoter.exe -f <ldif spec> [-c columnConfig.xml] [-o outfile.txt]");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"<ldif spec> = a comma-separated list of LDIF paths");
            Console.WriteLine(@"  For wildcard support, separate the path and search pattern with ]");
            Console.WriteLine(@"  Example:  -f c:\temp]*.ldif,c:\ldifs]*.ldif");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"The -c argument tells Pivoter what values to pull from the LDIF and");
            Console.WriteLine(@"how to handle them (for example, whether or not to join all the values");
            Console.WriteLine(@"from multivalued attributes).");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"If specified, 'outfile' will be UTF8 encoded (without BOM).");
            Console.WriteLine(@"Any existing file will be replaced.");
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
            Console.WriteLine(@"If you call Pivoter without any columnConfig, one will be generated");
            Console.WriteLine(@"for you at {0}, if that file does not already exist.", SamplePath);
            Console.WriteLine(@"");
        }

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            List<string> ldifs = new List<string>();
            string colConfig = null, fileOut = null;
            bool wantUsage = false;

            try
            {
                for (int i = 0; i < args.Length; i++)
                {
                    switch (args[i])
                    {
                        case "-?":
                            wantUsage = true;
                            break;

                        case "-o":
                            fileOut = args[++i];
                            break;

                        case "-f":
                            foreach (string s in args[++i].Split(','))
                            {
                                int pos = s.IndexOf(']');
                                if (pos > 0)
                                {
                                    string dirPart = s.Substring(0, pos),
                                        searchPart = s.Substring(pos + 1);
                                    try
                                    {
                                        ldifs.AddRange(System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(dirPart, searchPart));
                                    }
                                    catch (Exception e)
                                    {
                                        Console.Error.WriteLine("Failed to search dir {0}, query {1}, stack {2}", dirPart, searchPart, e.StackTrace);
                                        throw;
                                    }
                                }
                                else
                                {
                                    ldifs.Add(s);
                                }
                            }
                            break;

                        case "-c":
                            colConfig = args[++i];
                            break;
                    }
                }

                if (wantUsage || ldifs.Count == 0)
                {
                    PrintUsage();
                }
                else
                {
                    Run(ldifs, colConfig, fileOut);
                }
            }
            catch (Exception e)
            {
                Console.Error.WriteLine(e.Message + " :: " + e.StackTrace);
                System.Environment.ExitCode = 1;
            }
        }
    }
}


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Los Angeles Flip-Flops on Boycott of Arizona over SB 1070
Stephen Lemons
Stephen Lemons | June 23, 2010 | 1:14pm
I'm not sure what good a "feel-good" boycott of Arizona over SB 1070 does, and that seems to be the kind of boycott the Los Angeles City Council wants.
Back in May, during a peak of national outrage over Arizona's new "papers, please" immigration law, L.A. city council members voted to ban future contracts with Arizona companies, exempting L.A.'s $58 million in current contracts with Grand Canyon State businesses, natch.
They also voted to ban most city travel to Sand Land. I'm surprised they didn't qualify it for "during the summer months."
The LA Weekly is reporting that at the request of the city's Public Safety Committee, the L.A. city council has now exempted its contract with Scottsdale-based American Traffic Solutions, which runs L.A.'s 32 red light photo enforcement units.
The contract was set to run out June 30, and it was estimated that it would cost taxpayers $1.5 million to find another operator/supplier.
Herein lies the problem with boycotts: They cost both sides moolah. It's one thing to thump your chest and decry SB 1070, it's quite another to put your scrilla on the line.
Which is why it would be better for those on the L.A. city council to just keep their yaps shut, if they're not willing to follow through on their threat.
Do they plan to keep making exceptions every time one of those $58 million in current contracts runs out? If so, give it up, dudes.
Denouncing Cactus Country over SB 1070 may make you feel all tingly, but making exceptions to spare your collective wallet just makes you look like a bunch of freaking hypocrites.
Feathered Bastard
Stephen is a former staff writer and columnist at Phoenix New Times.


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EHRs
Why Epic won't invest in other companies
Laura Dyrda (Twitter) - Monday, November 21st, 2022
Epic has entered into big partnerships this year with Amazon Web Services and Google, and added capabilities to the MyChart app. The company also joined the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement to improve health data interoperability and launched a new life sciences program to streamline clinical research studies and trials.
Judy Faulkner, CEO of Epic, outlined the company's strategy to create a nationwide health IT infrastructure during the company's User Group Meeting in August, to connect different parts of healthcare. However, the bold new vision for Epic doesn't mean the company will stray from the strategy that's made it dominant in the health technology space.
Ms. Faulkner said in a Nov. 7 blog post that she gets emails at least weekly inquiring about whether Epic will buy or invest in smaller companies.
"We have never invested in another company's product and don't intend to," she wrote. "It would be a distraction."
She said any acquired software would be another company's "key product" and would have a different code, terminology, design and more. Epic's software is internally developed to focus on the patient and patient data, and products developed on the outside wouldn't be the same, she argued.
"Users would know they left one world and are in another," Ms. Faulkner wrote. "Acquisitions of key products might be quick, but in the end, they are not what is best for the user."


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AD2 - Del Norte, Mendocino, Trinity, Sonoma & Humboldt Counties
Voting Time & Location #1
Doors Open: 10:00am
Candidate Speeches Begin: 10:30am
Registration & Voting: 11:00am-1:00pm
Odd Fellows Hall
545 Pacific Ave.
Cross street: Mendocino Ave.
41st District Agricultural Association
421 Highway 101 North
Crescent City, CA 95531
Enter the meeting north of the main fair building.
Vote for all 14.
Click our slate card to download:
Deborah Burger
President of the California Nurses Association
CADEM Platform Committee Member
Helen Sizemore
CADEM Finance Committee Member
Helene Rouvier
CADEM Rules Committee Member
Lesley Ester
California Nurses Association
Robilyn Camacho
UPEC / LiUNA
Valerie Muchowski
California Teachers Association / National Education Association (Retired)
Vivian Deniston
SEIU 2015 Regional Vice-President
Allen McCloskey
National Union of Healthcare Workers
Eric V. Kirk
Attorney / Civil Rights Activist
Ever Flores-Deras
California Teachers Association / National Education Association
Gregory Mario Fernandez
SEIU 2015
Jerry Eaton
Joe Louis Wildman
Operating Engineers Local 3
Stuart Altschuler
LMFT, College of the Redwoods Faculty Organization
AD2 Progressive Labor Slate
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Together, our slate of candidates represents labor values, healthcare, education, environmental protection, social justice, civil liberties, and the progressive future. We put principles before politics to represent the needs of everyday people. Real change is grassroots and people-powered.
We hope you'll join us at the polls January 12th and stick with us as we work collectively toward a party that embraces progressive policy, promotes transparency and leads the nation to electoral victory in 2020.
Deborah Burger is a registered nurse and President of the California Nurses Association. She is also President of National Nurses United, the largest union and professional organization of registered nurses in United States history, with over 155,000 members nationwide. Her career as an RN has spanned over forty six years. Today she works in gastroenterology procedural sedation at Kaiser Permanente in Santa Rosa, California.
Burger was crucial in pursuing the passage and implementation of California's Safe Staffing bill, which provided the country's first mandated RN-to-patient ratios. During this time she worked to successfully advocate for landmark patient protection legislation: whistle-blower protections, nurse title protection, medical advice standards, workplace violence protections and workplace safety standards for healthcare workers.
Burger was instrumental in the creation of CNA's national organizing arm and its fusion with United American Nurses to form National Nurses United in 2009.
Burger has always been politically active, through her work as an elected nurse leader, to endorse and campaign to get legislators elected who have committed to a strong progressive agenda that matches the makeup of the progressive values in California.
Burger has worked nationally to support many progressive causes such as climate and social justice, NO on Keystone pipe line and No DAPL and Medicare for all. She has consistently worked to have the political system work for everyone.
Through her work on Medicare for all, she has helped improve the public's understanding of the complex issue of providing healthcare for all. Access to health insurance is not the same as access to healthcare. She will continue to fight for Healthcare for All.
She has helped provide humanitarian disaster relief through Register Nurse Response Network (NNU's disaster relief program). Through this work she had gained many insights into what government can and should provide. She will use this information to help the Democratic Party remain true to a party that values a humane society.
These last 2 years of political involvement has been an education for all of us and Burger is now ready to work to help improve the Democratic Party to work for all Californians. She will make sure everyone's voice is heard though out the Democratic Party system.
Deborah Burger, RN
California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee – AFL-CIO
National Nurses United
155 Grand Ave., 2nd Flr., Oakland, CA 94612
Cell 510-772-9144 Fax 510-663-2761
Thank you for taking the time to learn about the people who are running to be ADEM 2 delegates.
I have lived in Mendocino County since 1975 as a homeowner and parent. I became an appointed delegate by Senator Evans in 2015, and was elected in 2017 on the Progressive slate.
CADEM Controller Crosby recruited me to serve on the Finance Committee at my first convention and I have continued as a voting member.
I am actively representing our rural population by attending the annual CADEM conventions as well as the Executive Board meetings, where the Finance Committee meets. I participate in the following caucus meetings: Environmental, Latino, Progressive, Rural, Senior, and Women's. These are the meetings where I can learn what actions are needed to move their agendas forward. Equanimity and Justice.
I serve as the Inland Vice Chair for the Mendocino County Democratic Central Committee and attend the Inland Mendocino Democratic Club meetings.
I would be honored to be your elected delegate for another term. Please vote for all of the seven females and seven males on the Progressive / Labor slate.
I have been Democrat all my life, as were my parents. I come from a working class family with strong ties to the labor movement. My father was an immigrant who left school in the 6th grade to work in the coal mines on Vancouver Island; then later in fisheries, as a farmworker, and finally for the Air Force as a civilian employee. I have lived in Humboldt County since 1970, raising two children as a single working mom, and am the first in my immediate family to graduate from college. My career has included management in food production and construction, professional archaeology, and cultural resource management (Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Wiyot and Karuk Tribes). I am currently employed as the Africa Grants and Contracts Analyst for Internews Network – an NGO supporting independent media globally.
Why am I asking for your vote?
It has been an incredible privilege to have been your elected AD-02 delegate since 2017. I currently serve on the Rules Committee and chair the Rural Caucus Cannabis Committee. We have made significant strides, including bylaws amendment to the endorsement process and more effective and robust Party action regarding legislation. The RC Cannabis Committee has submitted a "Resolution in Support of Small Cannabis Operations" for consideration at the Spring 2019 Convention.
I am convinced that the best hope for moving our nation forward will come from within our existing political structure; I also recognize that the California Democratic Party needs to take a hard look at itself and make significant changes. We must take the Party back to its working class roots, fix the toxic internal work environment, and embrace progressive issues that benefit all people and the planet. These include:
Single payer health care
Free tuition at public universities
A healthy planet / sustainable and renewable energy
Equitable distribution of wealth and living wages
Job creation for a livable future, including public investment in our infrastructure
Address the root causes of conflict – both here and abroad – and tie our support to resolving those issues.
Human rights for all –
reform of the prison-industrial complex,
humane paths to citizenship,
protection of human rights – including people of color, indigenous communities, LGBTI, women, the elderly, youth, the poor, all religions, the disabled.
I pledge to work for these progressive solutions and a new direction for the Democratic Party. I would be honored to continue as your AD-02 elected delegate to the California Democratic Party.
Lesley Ester, RN
Greetings, my name is Lesley Ester and I would be honored to continue to represent Assembly District 2 as a California Democratic State Central Committee Delegate. My three main goals will be to continue to work with statewide coalitions to establish a single-payer health system, fight climate change, and to oppose the disaster that is a Trump Presidency.
During the past two years as a State Party Delegate I have had the privilege to work with, and support, progressive activists across the state. We've worked towards a Democratic Platform that includes support for veterans, rent control, public banking, tuition free college, and net neutrality. I've forged alliances within the Veterans, Rural, Progressive, and Labor caucuses to further these causes and more.
I am committed to work towards the health and well-being of our planet through the actions and platform of the California Nurses Association and National Nurses United. This includes causes like the Main Street Contract, the Robin Hood Tax, Environmental Justice, and National Safe Staffing Ratios. I am a proud Delegate to both CNA and NNU, because I know that public health is protected by public advocacy. Locally I have served on parent teacher councils, charter school governance boards and a district school board. I am currently a CNA representative to the Humboldt-Del Norte Central Labor Council and I am also the Chief Nurse Representative and past Chair of the St Joseph Hospital Professional Practice Committee.
Thank you for taking the time to read this statement and being committed to vote in January. I appreciate your vote for myself and for the Progressive Labor Slate.
Hello, my name is Robilyn (Robi) Camacho and I am asking for your vote to represent Assembly District 2 and rural Trinity County as a delegate to the California Democratic Party. A lifelong voter, I was inspired to become politically active by the progressive platform that was promoted by the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign. I became the tabling chair for Trinity for Bernie, I canvassed and participated in informational events in both Trinity and Shasta counties, and in the state of Nevada before their caucus. I continued my involvement by tabling for several statewide candidates for the 2018 mid-term election. I particularly enjoyed organizing voter registration events at high schools and college campuses.
Regarding my background, I moved to Trinity County from the Bay Area in 1989 and began my tenure with Trinity County at Trinity Hospital. I have worked for Trinity County for 29 years, performing accounting work in four different departments. Additionally, I was the Treasurer for our employee association, TCEA, prior to us affiliating with UPEC/LiUNA, where I have been an active member for over 20 years. For my community, I served as Treasurer for the Co-op preschool my children attended and I served on the local school board.
I fully support the Progressive platform that Bernie Sanders championed in his campaign, and I believe that the mid-term elections have proven that we can only win by becoming a party that truly serves the poor and middle-class people of this country. The societal issues I am most impassioned by are economic, racial, and gender-based injustice, with a major focus on Medicare for All. I worked for many years in the medical field on the business side of the operation and I am well versed in the failures of our current system and the ludicrous ways that the fees are structured within it. I believe that I can contribute to the discussion of how we can implement this system so people no longer have to die because they cannot afford healthcare. In rural Trinity County we face many additional barriers to service due to our remote location that I believe that we can address as well with a robust universal healthcare system.
I humbly ask for your support on January 12th, and assure you that I will never quit working to restore our Democratic party to a party that serves the people.
Working with in the Democratic Party , the California Teachers Association and the Mendocino Women's Political Coalition, I have strived to make the Party more inclusive and focused on equity. Serving on CDP Voter Services, I have worked to bring the Party's resources to local democratic activists and make the Party aware of rural remote areas. I serve as CPD Senior Caucus Vice Chair hoping to include the historical activism of Seniors in the exciting progressive movement of today.
I am a founding member of my union SEIU2015. I currently serve as Regional Vice President representing 17 counties in Northern California.
I was recently appointed to the Humboldt County Workforce Development Board.
I am the Vice President of the Humboldt/Del Norte Central Labor Council.
I am a life long Democrat.
I have been involved in politics, local, state-wide and national with both Democratic groups.
As a progressive union member I support single payer, economic and social justice, affordable housing, and ending income inequality.
I have enjoyed residing in Humboldt County for over 50 years. I have lived a life of service.
I would appreciate your vote and support in working towards a more just government for the people.
Thank you for your consideration.
My name is Allen McCloskey and I am asking for your vote to once again represent the people of our district. My family history in California goes back multiple generations with my Grandparents being direct descendants of California's largest Indian Tribe's. As an Indigenous American-Californian, I have an intimate connection with our state and our natural resources, as well as a unique perspective on the socio-economic, environmental, political and cultural needs of California's original inhabitants.
As a healthcare professional and union organizer, I work closely with patients and their families, physicians, managers and all members of the healthcare team to bring the best level of care to each patient. Working in healthcare I have developed an in-depth understanding of the industry and also first-hand input and feedback from California's with regards to the need for a Medicare for all program. Most recently, I was fortunate enough to represent hundreds of hard-working Californians and together with a small committee spearheaded the effort to Unionize St. Joseph Hospital. Together we took on the corporate healthcare giant that is St. Joseph Health (a multi-billion-dollar corporation). Our efforts resulted in securing a truly just and living wage for California families and thereby assured that our healthcare dollars stayed local and eased the burden on our taxpayer-funded safety net programs. I am excited about serving the California Democratic Party and continuing my efforts of representing the interest of our middle-class hard-working families.
This is my home, this is our home, and this is our Party, and I want to continue working together to make our State and our party stronger and renew our commitment to genuinely represent all Democratic voters. Working together we will make our State and our Party better and stronger than ever. Needless to say, there is much to be done, but I am both excited and optimistic about the challenge of addressing the issues of our party and our challenge of reclaiming the White House and the majorities in Congress. We must continue to preserve our progressive values by ensuring adequate representation in the California Democratic Party and assert our values in an effort to set the tone going forward.
Thank you all for your support.
In Solidarity, Allen McCloskey
I am an attorney in a general practice firm in Arcata. I currently serve on three non-profit boards and I host several talk shows on local commercial free radio stations. I have been active in various political and electoral campaigns since I was a teenager in the early 1980s, and have been consistently active in local campaigns since I moved to Humboldt County 23 years ago. In addition to electoral politics, I have chaired the Board for the Civil Liberties Monitoring Project, assisted in the creation of non-profit organizations, provided pro-bono attorney services to political campaigns and lower income clients, and most recently drafted and campaigned for a Sanctuary measure for Humboldt County expanded on the protections provided by State Law. The measure appears to have passed. Thank you for considering my candidacy.
Ever J. Flores-Deras
My name is Ever Flores and I ask for your vote to serve as a delegate to our state party convention. I am a 22-year resident of Santa Rosa and have worked for 20 years as a school counselor in the Healdsburg Unified School District. In 2017, my colleagues elected me to serve as President of the Healdsburg Area Teachers Association, the CTA/NEA affiliate local union which represents all educators in the Healdsburg, West Side and Alexander Valley school districts. Recently, I have also served my union as a CTA State Council delegate, as well as in the role of Human Rights Chair for CTA's Redwood Service Center Council. I currently represent CTA's Sonoma County educators as a delegate to the North Bay Labor Council, AFL-CIO.
As a Latino educator and labor leader I am profoundly committed to a progressive state party which prioritizes racial and economic justice, as well as equal educational and employment opportunity for all Californians. As healthcare costs continue to rise in Northern California particularly, I am specifically committed to advocating for a tangible, effective campaign by our state party for single payer healthcare for all of California's residents, including all immigrants. Please support my candidacy and that of my fellow Democrats on this Progressive Slate so that together we can achieve the progressive state government that will work for all Californians.
-Ever J. Flores-Deras
As a delegate for I bring my passion and fervor for social justice and our community to our Democratic Party.
While living in Oakland and attending San Francisco State University I actively participated and helped with the Occupy Movement. The movement certainly didn't have the longevity for which we had hoped, but those nascent rumblings bring us into this new progressive era.
Active engagement. It's being part of the movement in addition to discussing it and keeping the momentum in the movement.
I am a current school board member in Eureka, and for the past several years have worked and led within the labor movement. Between 2015 and the end of 2018 I've worked on seven campaigns, and volunteered for the 2016 Nevada Democratic Caucus.
I earned my bachelors in political psychology, and currently work for SEIU 2015 Long-Term Care Workers as an organizer with turf covering Del Norte, Trinity, Humboldt, and Mendocino counties.
Though Sonoma may not enter my life through work it touches me personally through my family, friends, and coworkers.
I ask for your vote for Assembly Democrat Delegate because I do my best to continue our progressive momentum, and to keep our Democratic Party accountable to its constituents.
My name is Jerry Eaton and I am an educator and member of the California Teachers Association (CTA), the largest union of teachers in the state of California. For the past 10 years, I have been a part of State Council, the 800-member CTA legislative body, where I currently serve as CTA Board Liaison to the State Legislation committee. Over the past 4 years, released from my classroom duties, I have served on the CTA Board of Directors, working with educators from San Francisco, along the coast to the Oregon border.
Over the years, I have worked on several California statewide campaigns (Prop 30/32, Prop 55, Tom Torlaksen for SPI) as well as on local school board elections (including my own); precinct walking, phone banking, lit drops, conducting public forums. In Solano County, I served on the Democratic Central Committee.
Although a Democrat, I have been frustrated with the actions/activities of both the DNP and CADEM. Then along came Bernie Sanders, not a Democrat, but presenting the perfect progressive agenda. My goal is to be elected, then work from within to promote positive change toward a Democratic Party which returns to its progressive roots.
As progressives, we want our values to be a part of the DNP platform (Just as was promised to Bernie Sanders when he agreed to stop his 2016 campaign for president). As your ADEM delegate, I will work to ensure that the values of environment, racial and social justice, economic justice, free access to a public education, Immigration Reform, DACA, non-violence, single-payer healthcare and other progressive values are a part of the California Democratic Party platform.
Realistically, our goal is to find a candidate, representing the Democratic Party platform and all voices within the party, who can win back the White House in 2020. It means someone who can move us beyond the disappointment of 2016, someone who can build coalitions in order to unite the party and establish a wide base.
profe_dude@hotmail.com
I am currently on the Executive Board by virtue of being a past officer. Having been a Delegate and having served on the Executive Board for many years, never missing a state meeting, I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to continue to serve.
I'm active (to varying degrees) in the Rural, Labor, and Progressive caucuses. I'm appointed to the Voter Services Committee.
I ran a Ward office in Chicago and later was Jesse Jackson's GOTV coordinator for Dellums's East Bay district in 1988. I have been active in Mendocino's Democratic Party for 25 years, and I'm currently the Treasurer of our Democratic Club.
I provide free transportation to E-Board meetings and conventions in my bigassvan.
I've made my living over many years as Staff to a State Representative and a State Senator; also as an Organizer, Lead Negotiator, Political Director, and Chief of Staff for various Unions. I've also been the Executive Director of a Public Housing Authority.
Feel free to call me at (707) 367-0910 anytime and I'll be happy to answer any questions.
Stuart Altschuler, LMFT has been a practicing psychotherapist since graduating from Long Island University with his Master's Degree in Counseling in 1974. In February, 1975, he moved to Florida and worked as a psychotherapist in Substance Abuse treatment programs and was Executive Director of the LINK Foundation for three years. In both agency work and in private practice, he worked with a number of Vietnam War veterans. Upon moving to California in July 1986, he became licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist.
During most of his 21 years in Los Angeles, he worked closely with individuals and agencies dealing with the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This meant he was politically active to move the government to acknowledge people with HIV/AIDS and for them to be more supportive. He also was supporting and caring for hundreds in the community who were ill or dying.
In 1991, Stuart was a delegate to the second annual Soviet-American Citizens Summit Meeting in Moscow. This led to creating and running a non-profit joint venture (with Soviet counterparts) called the International AIDS Project which provided AIDS education and awareness programs in the Soviet Union and former Soviet republics after the break up.
In 2007, Stuart moved to Ferndale, in Humboldt County. He has been teaching, as an Associate Faculty, at College of the Redwoods Community College in Eureka, CA. He teaches in the Addiction Studies Program which trains new addiction counselors. Many students are in recovery themselves, as well as many veterans of the conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. He works closely with the campus Vet Center and its director.
As a student in college from 1968-72, Stuart was activated to work for an end to the Vietnam War, civil rights and LGBT rights.
Since the Trump inauguration, Stuart has been a very active member of Indivisible Ferndale and worked hard to elect two new members of the College of the Redwoods Board of Trustees and worked to help change the complexion of the Ferndale City Council membership.


They are 6 to a tube with clips and rings for mounting them to your flags.
Just some of the colors available.
Enough for 2 stocks in each package.
The photo shows the 5 sections of the pole that extend or contract by twist lock. Also shown is the spike that threads onto the bottom of the pole. Note the spike stands proud of the threaded cap so it can be hammered in to really hard ground if need be.
Just a few of the various Bore Guides I make. Note the far right package, 204 Ruger. I can make a guide for almost any bolt action centerfire out there. I just need to know what it is and what caliber.
The one on the right is used more for score shooting. You can see on the target where the record shots are, you just need the rounds close to the loading port ready to go.


A native to the San Francisco Bay Area, I am deeply committed to creating community, interactive designs, and holistic environments.
Currently, freelancer in UX, UI, and Visual Design. My work history can be seen on my LinkedIn profile. I am an experienced event producer, healing arts practitioner, and fine artist. In all my roles it comes down to the same question—how can I develop an experience that is inviting and rewarding to the user, and how can I fully activate the space(s) I am curating for them?
I thoroughly research products and markets to build beautiful, diverse environments with a favorable exchange of economic growth and user-friendly experiences. I challenge myself on how to use more visual communication in my designs and use the least amount of words as possible.
In exploration comes creation, it here that product development gets interesting and opportunities present themselves. This is where we attempt to fly.


This past week on WWE RAW, Kurt Angle made a surprising announcement where he revealed that his last match in the WWE will be at WrestleMania 35, following which he will retire from in-ring competition.
Following RAW, Angle dropped a huge hint on the person he may face at WrestleMania 35.
Angle announced on this week's RAW, which was from his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that he will retire at WrestleMania 35, where he will have his farewell match.
Angle then had a match with Apollo Crews, where he hit an Angle Slam on Crews and got the win in his final match in front of his hometown audience. Angle and Crews embraced in an emotional night for the Olympic gold medallist.
Backstage, Angle said that he will have to work harder than he has ever had, in the build-up to his final match at WrestleMania. He said that there will be a lot of mental and physical preparation, and that he will want to give a "WrestleMania performance", and that he will have to train as hard as he did while training for the Olympics or the WWE Championship.
Angle then revealed the names of Superstars whom he could face at WrestleMania 35. Angle revealed that it could be any of John Cena, whose debut match on WWE television was against Angle, while he also said that his former TNA opponents, AJ Styles and Samoa Joe, as well as Drew McIntyre, Bobby Lashley, and Baron Corbin, could be his opponent at WrestleMania 35.
He said that he hoped that he could win the match and have a WrestleMania moment.
WrestleMania 35 will take place on April 7, 2019.