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Members of the union representing roughly 1,300 resident physicians and interns at three Los Angeles County hospitals have voted to approve a strike authorization if contract talks remain stalled, officials announced.
"Ninety-nine percent of voting members voted in favor of striking if necessary," according to a news release from the Committee of Interns and Residents, part of the Service Employees International Union and commonly referred to as CIR/SEIU.
The union represents the resident physicians, fellows and interns at LAC+USC Medical Center, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Outpatient Center
"The results of our vote show how committed we are across our hospitals and across our departments to taking this next step if we need to," Dr. Mahima Iyengar, a first-year internal medicine-pediatrics resident at LAC+USC Medical Center, said following the vote announcement. "This is a mandate and we got it because all of us understand that this is ultimately about wanting to give everything to the communities we serve, and ensuring we have what we need outside of work to focus completely on patient care when we're in the hospital."
The strike authorization vote from May 16 to May 30 was prompted by stalled contract talks with county officials. The union's most recent contract expired on Sept. 30, 2021 and negotiators are asking for a 7% raise as part of a new agreement.
In a statement to the media, the LA County Chief Executive Office, which handles contract negotiations for the county, expressed optimism that a strike can be avoided and said services to the public are expected to continue without interruption.
"Negotiations are ongoing and the County remains hopeful of reaching a fair and fiscally responsible contract," the statement said. "The pending authorization vote by the Committee of Interns and Residents is not a strike and services to the public are continuing without interruption."
Resident physicians, or interns, are considered doctors in training who have graduated from medical school and gain on-the-job experience while providing medical treatment and other services to patients. Salaries at Los Angeles County facilities generally range from $50,000 to $65,000 a year.
But many say they have been working long hours, especially as hospitals have at times been overrun with COVID-19 patients and faced with staffing shortages due to the pandemic.
"We're doctors, and people see us with white coats, so they think we make what you would think a doctor makes," Camila Alvarado, a second-year family resident at Harbor-UCLA, said during a news conference earlier this month. "But in residency, if you divide by the number of hours we work, which is about 80 hours a week, we actually make about minimum wage, if not less than minimum wage."
In addition to higher wages, the union is asking for an improved benefits package and better working conditions.
Union officials have accused county negotiators of failing to address these key contract proposals and engaging in bad faith bargaining conduct.
On March 31, resident physicians joined other disgruntled county employees in marching on the Board of Supervisors and staged a march out of their hospitals on May 5.
"Not only have we continued to give our all every day to ensure our hospitals can run smoothly through this health crisis, but we have marched, we've spoken out, we've used every tool to settle this contract and get the pay and benefits we need to live, while the County has offered us nothing in response to some of our most urgent proposals," Iyengar said in an op-ed piece for MedPage. "We don't do so lightly, but the Board of Supervisors is leaving us really with no choice but to take this strike vote, and I'll be proud to vote yes."

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But that's exactly the point. Rocket Lab manufactures its Electron rocket—which will launch its first non-test flight sometime in the next two weeks, with a launch window opening at 8:30 pm Eastern Time—because it matches the size of its payload satellites. Rocket Lab sells rides on space vehicles that are dedicated to smallsats, which usually have to piggyback on heavy rockets that don't always fly to the right orbits for smallsats, and don't launch often enough for companies planning big constellations. It's like for years there has only been a Big 'N' Tall store, and finally someone has launched a petite boutique.
Earlier this year, on one Electron, Rocket Lab launched birds from Earth-imaging company Planet and ship-tracking and weather-data company Spire. But, though it had real payloads, that was technically a test flight. This time, Rocket Lab is doubling down with paying customers: Spire will return to the launchpad, joined by climate- and environment-monitoring company GeoOptics. The Electron will also heft an educational instrument from the Irvine CubeSat STEM program and a demo for NABEO, a drag-sail meant to deorbit smallsats so they don't add to the growing heaps of space junk.
Rocket Lab moved from testing to operations faster than many rocket companies do—in around a year. And it didn't even really break things along the way. While its first test launch didn't quite reach orbit, it also didn't explode. The second launch was held and then called off so many times that there are now official T-shirts screenprinted with a frustrated quote from the mission-control specialist: "I never want to hold again." But the payloads did reach their intended orbits, and a previously undisclosed "kick stage" sent the Spire satellites into circular orbits.
Assuming that this newly rescheduled launch goes nominally, Rocket Lab plans to accelerate both manufacturing and liftoffs. Which is "easy," because the company 3-D prints its engines. "If we need more engines," Beck explains, "we buy more printers." Which they might need to budget for: Rocket Lab wants to launch about one rocket per month by the end of this year, supporting a growing group of potential clients—scientists, kiddos, internet providers, the Defense Department—that want to launch smallsats. Consulting firm Northern Sky Research estimates that 5,000 will launch in the next decade, generating $25 billion of revenue.
The private and academic sectors have been quick to crowd onto this diminutive bandwagon, embracing data that smallsats send back down. And while federal agencies, historically tethered to giant and swanky satellites, are still a little hesitant, NOAA has a beta program specifically to buy such smallsat data. So does NASA. That's federal interest in data, but such interest also lubricates hardware and launch. Rocket Lab's next takeoff will involve NASA's Elana program—in which students make nanosatellites and send them to space. The company has garnered nearly $7 million in NASA money through its Venture Class Launch Services program.
The military and intelligence communities are interested in smallsat stuff, too. Those other N-acronyms—NRO, the National Reconnaissance Office, and NGA, the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency—also want in on this shrunken-satellite data. And Rocket Lab got a (smallsat-sized) $100,000 small-business innovation research grant from Darpa in 2015. In October 2017, the DoD signed a $5.7 million contract with the company. In the part of the past that's disappeared from its website, Rocket Lab did more work for Darpa and for the Army's Operationally Responsive Space Office, now called the Space Rapid Capabilities Office.
All of this interest from so many parties about so many aspects of the smallsat sector perhaps explains why Rocket Lab was able to snag $75 million of private capital in its last funding round. And however you do the math, and provided this launch doesn't include any fireworks, it's definitely business time.


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This isn't a rant. It's not even my typical for-self-amusement-only styled threads/replies.
Let's name some hilarious, potentially triggering phrases and words to propose not to be used to keep people safe first. This should be fun; Supreme overlord. Trump. King of the North. Semi-Wet Sponge. Rambo. Jesus H. Christ II. Centaur. Velociraptor. Steward of Gondor. F-16 fighter jet. Apache attack helicopter. Arc Mage. A-10 thunderbolt. Guitar Hero for X-Box 360. A man has no name. Zoosexual cameraman. Ambiguous pontiff of fancy pants land. Bear. Laser Cat. Sith Ion. Non-Specific Sapiosexual Aliens from "Andramada". Truck driver. Assuming an assumers assumptions. Quiromantic milkshake date. Cthulu appropriation. - DON'T SAY THOSE THINGS!
Did you just assume my race and/or gender? (That biologically don't exist but much rather are social constructs.). Also, DON'T ASSUME MY SPECIES! Even though people can identify with whatever they want for all I care. Every American has inalienable rights that DO need to be protected even if they are alienating other people and/or themselves.
Anyway, moving on. Offensive and incompetent people who never seem to realize why they constantly fail at "revolutions" and some other things;
What are parental responsibilities, rent and car payments, mortgages and grocery money? Fuck all that. #BoycottEverything. Hey, the economy might crash and people will lose more jobs. But HEY! We'll be taking it to the man! Show those..motherfuckers...or something. Starbucks is overpriced but fucking delicious and Uber...is a fucking UBER SERVICE! What are macro/micro economics anyway? We don't need to understand the intricacies of the Modern Monetary Theory. We just need some impractical soothsayers who don't even understand it themselves. I'm not just talking about Bernie Sanders. ANTIFA are actually fascists. We hate Capitalism, yet want it, yet during Occupy Wall Street wanted it replaced with either socialism. communism. egalitarianism, bitcoins or all of those at the same time..somehow... Without even being able to define any of those systems. No leaders, no real organization, no end game. Great ideas are all that matter, not actual progress. Fuck unity. Fuck divide.
Two of the women's rights marches are organized by someone who lauds the "wonderful positives of Sharia Law" which is a religious legal code that is anti-feminist as well as anti-liberalism where women can't even face their accusers and are often subject to execution. Oh well. That and and a black woman who just served 27 years in prison for the premeditated kidnapping, torturing and 2nd degree murder of a 62 year old white man. Yet she's still a victim and a champion of human rights somehow. - lol - Oh well again.
We're fucked. Carry on.
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You bring up a lot of juxtapositions, trigger warnings, hypocrisy as you said, etc.. But I'm not sure where you're going with this. Do you mean for us to analyze any one topic you brought up and provide reflections upon it? I really like what you wrote though and it reminds me of something Carlin would have said. I hope you post again in this thread and delve a little deeper into humanities inconsistencies, hypocrisy, etc.. and provide some thoughts on why this is, how to change it, what it implies for our future. I already am aware of how much people fucking suck. What is to be done about it? Where to go from here?
This is very "Mansonesque" in a sense. We all know he brings up things, produces imagery, and an assortment of other forms of art to get people thinking. Asking questions. He doesn't necessarily provide most of the answers himself because he wants people to arrive at them on their own, not being fed the answers like religion. Any good teacher doesn't just give the answers and force you to memorize it, that's herd mentality. A good teacher provides you with the tools to think critically and allows you to come to the answers on your own. This is, in some ways, a lot of what Manson does and especially used to do. You don't have to do that though. Let's pick one of these items and flesh out all the data and find some answers to the problems (if any exists).
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Somehow I missed this. But yes. As for picking an item and fleshing out the data. Perhaps the most important content in my original post. How did that make you feel? Let's start from there. Go.
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The recent leadership changes that have resulted in the Deputy President of the country Cyril Ramaphosa ascending to the presidency of the ANC is not a reason to celebrate, particularly for the working class. NUMSA refused to endorse one faction of the ANC over another. We have always known that regardless of who emerged the winner, the governing party will continue to pursue backward, right wing, neo-liberal macro-economic policies which are hurtful to the working class and the poor.
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Any of the following circumstances, in particular but without limitation, if found by the Panel to be proved based on its evaluation of all evidence presented, shall demonstrate the Registrant's rights or legitimate interests to the domain name for purposes of Paragraph 4(a)(ii): i. before any notice to the Registrant of the dispute, the registrant's use of, or demonstrable preparations to use, the domain name or a name corresponding to the domain name in connection with a bona fide offering of goods or services; or ii. the Registrant (as an individual, business, or other organization) has been commonly known by the domain name, even if the Registrant has acquired no trademark or service mark rights; or iii. the Registrant is making a legitimate non-commercial or fair use of the domain name, without intent for commercial gain to misleadingly divert consumers or to tarnish the trademark or service mark at issue d. Selection of Provider. The complainant shall select the Provider from among those approved by ICANN by submitting the complaint to that Provider. The selected Provider will administer the proceeding, except in cases of consolidation as described in Paragraph 4(f). e. Initiation of Proceeding and Process and Appointment of Administrative Panel. The Rules of Procedure state the process for initiating and conducting a proceeding and for appointing the panel that will decide the dispute (the 'Administrative Panel'). f. Consolidation. In the event of multiple disputes between the Registrant and a complainant, either the Registrant or the complainant may petition to consolidate the disputes before a single Administrative Panel. This petition shall be made to the first Administrative Panel appointed to hear a pending dispute between the parties. 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The remedies available to a complainant pursuant to any proceeding before an Administrative Panel shall be limited to requiring the cancellation the Registrant's domain name or the transfer of the domain name registration to the complainant. j. Notification and Publication. The Provider shall notify Dot Easy Australia of any decision made by an Administrative Panel with respect to a domain name the Registrant has registered with Dot Easy Australia. All decisions under this Policy will be published in full over the Internet, except when an Administrative Panel determines in an exceptional case to redact portions of its decision. k. Availability of Court Proceedings. The mandatory administrative proceeding requirements set forth in Paragraph 4 shall not prevent either the Registrant or the complainant from submitting the dispute to a court of competent jurisdiction for independent resolution before such mandatory administrative proceeding is commenced or after such proceeding is concluded. If an Administrative Panel decides that the domain name registration should be cancelled or transferred, Dot Easy Australia will wait ten (10) business days (as observed in the location of Dot Easy Australia principal office) after Dot Easy Australia are informed by the applicable Provider of the Administrative Panel's decision before implementing that decision. 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Q: How to use the google classroom api with express? So I'm trying to use to google-classroom api found in the npm Google-classroom-api
But I can't figure out what I have to do to make it work with my express.
First of all, do I need to login to a google account? It doesn't say how I am suppose to do that? Can I do it using passport.js and oauth? And if I just paste the code I get a UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning. Whats that about?

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Short documentary covering the making of "To Catch a Thief".
This documentary appears on most DVD and Blu-ray releases of "To Catch a Thief".
Sylvette Baudrot - Script Supervisor on "To Catch a Thief"
Steven DeRosa - author of "Writing with Hitchcock"
Doc Erickson - Unit Manager on "To Catch a Thief"


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La place Henri-Matisse est une voie du  de Paris, en France.

Situation et accès
La place Henri-Matisse est une voie publique située dans le  de Paris. Elle débute au 2, rue Soleillet et se termine au 12, rue Raoul-Dufy.

Origine du nom

Elle porte le nom du peintre, dessinateur et sculpteur français Henri Matisse (1869-1954).

Historique
La voie est créée dans le cadre de l'aménagement de la ZAC des Amandiers sous le nom provisoire de « voie CS/20 » et prend sa dénomination actuelle par un arrêté municipal du .

Références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 Liste des voies du 20e arrondissement de Paris

Liens externes
 Place Henri-Matisse (mairie de Paris)

Henri-Matisse
Henri-Matisse


I wish I could embody on paper some of the varied sensations of that seventeen days. …. Seventeen days of Hades! At the end of the first day, if anyone had told us we had to spend seventeen days there, we would have folded our hands and said it could not have been done.
The Flanders Fields red poppy was introduced as a symbol of remembrance of those who died by a University of Georgia teacher, Moina Michael. Since she had volunteered for war work with the YMCA, she was called up for service as one of the overseas YMCA war workers. Although she completed her training, she was prevented from overseas service due to her age, 49. Instead of overseas service, she worked for the training headquarters. In this position she witnessed many heart-rending "goodbyes" as loved ones sent soldiers off to war.
To you from failing hands we throw the torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die, we shall not sleep, though poppies grow in Flanders Fields.
She likened it to a spiritual quest that was calling to her. She vowed to always wear a red poppy of Flanders Fields as a sign of remembrance and establish it as an emblem for keeping the faith with all who died. Her quest was overwhelming, but she was determined to get the poppy emblem adopted as a national memorial symbol. A campaign she would take on at her own expense.
The first sale of the Flanders Fields Memorial Poppy is recorded by Ms. Michael as November 9, 1918. Since then, the poppy has become a symbol of remembrance at many Memorial Day services across the country and throughout the world.
In 1948 the US Post Office honored Ms Michael for her role in founding the National Poppy movement by issuing a red 3 cent postage stamp with her likeness on it.


There are six (6) basic rules I believe a Building Manager needs to follow to ensure that their investment is protected.
1. Get the right advice. Management Rights is an area for specialists only – don't engage a solicitor, accountant, banker or a finance broker unless they actively work in management rights on a day to day basis. only a handful of professionals know the business and work in this area on a full-time basis.
Many professionals will tell you that they know what they are doing in this area but the reality is, only a handful of professionals know the business and work in this area on a full-time basis. It is a trap for new players.
From a legal perspective, if you end up on the wrong side of an owners' corporation and they want you out, they will engage a specialist strata solicitor who will go looking for flaws in your agreements or how your agreements were entered into. It is only when things start to go wrong that your legal structure will come under scrutiny. By then, it is too late to have it rectified.
If you are unsure if your set up is 100% correct, have it reviewed by a specialist solicitor now. If something needs changing, your owners will support you whilst they are happy with you. The costs involved will be insignificant in the overall context of what you could lose.
Remember, if your agreements are not right, you do not have anything to sell!
Never, never, never take your owners for granted! They are your life-blood.
By looking after your owners you are securing your goodwill.
Most owners don't want much. The key to any relationship is communication. Don't just rely on your end of month newsletter. Set up a program to ring your owners on a regular basis. There is nothing like personal contact. This makes your owners feel comfortable enough to pick up the phone and call you if and when they have a concern about something.
If you have a slow rental month, explain why. If money needs to be spent on the unit, sell them the benefits of the expenditure. If your lines of communication are good, they will support you when you may need their help (like extending your term!).
The success of your business will be closely linked to the success of your people skills. It is a real art! As a service provider, you have to learn when to roll with the punches and when to draw a line in the sand.
When you do draw the line, make sure that you don't over react or back yourself into a corner that you can't get out of. You need to be firm but polite. It is not always easy! Some people naturally have these skills - others don't and have to develop them.
Your caretaking agreement is a contract between you and the Owners Corporation. You are required to perform specified duties in exchange for remuneration.
Clearly, your must know exactly what your duties are. Not only must you carry out those duties, you should record (on a daily basis) what you did and when you did it. If you are later questioned by the committee about your performance, you can always hand in your daily work sheet. This is a very valuable tool in the event that you end up in a dispute with your owner's corporation over performance.
I also recommend that you have your committee (or strata manager) check through your daily work sheet once set up to ensure that there is no misunderstanding as to the nature or the extent of your duties.
I don't know why it happens like this, but every building (no matter the size) always seems to have someone who we call a "condo commander". These people seem to dedicate a good part of their day checking on or making the managers life miserable. It is not unusual for these people to seek election to the committee - where they can really do some damage!
If you cannot successfully negotiate or reason with these people, you need to isolate them from their fellow committee members or owners. You do this by ensuring that the other committee members and owners fully understand that you are doing what you are required to do under your agreement and you are doing it to a proper standard. Make it clear that the agitator is totally unreasonable in their dealings with you. By doing this, you will eventually isolate that person to such a degree that their views will be discounted when that critical vote is taken.
Also remember that at the end of the day, most resolutions only require a 51% majority vote. It is also my experience that when the agitators don't get their way, they eventually take their bat and ball and move on.
Managers generally work very long hours. They usually live on site and can't get away from their work. Accordingly, they must plan and take regular holidays. If they don't, they will become stale, agitated and their business will suffer.
If Managers plan their holidays each year (well in advance) they will bring that necessary balance to their life. Most people don't realise how badly they need a holiday until they are actually on holidays. It is too easy to find excuses why not to have holidays with many thinking that they will take a long break when they sell their business after 3-4 years. Don't fall into this trap!
Plan early, secure a good replacement and obtain the committee's consent (if required by your agreement). Remember however that a breach of the agreement by your replacement will constitute a breach of the agreement by you. The key is to find the right replacement early and book them on a regular yearly basis if possible.
HOW DO YOU VALUE THESE BUSINESSES?


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Gare du Nord é uma das estações do Metrô de Paris, situada em Paris, entre a Estação Barbès - Rochechouart, a Estação Gare de l'Est e a Estação Stalingrad. Faz parte da Linha 4 e da Linha 5. Com 47,8 milhões de passageiros de entrada em 2008, ela se tornou a estação mais movimentada da rede a frente de Saint-Lazare.

História
Foi inaugurada em 15 de novembro de 1907, com a extensão da Linha 5. Em 21 de abril de 1908 foi inaugurada a estação da Linha 4. Ela localiza-se no cruzamento do Boulevard Denain com a Rua de Dunkerque. Serve o 10.º arrondissement de Paris.

Em 2004, esta estação era a mais movimentada do metrô de Paris, com 36,24 milhões de entradas diretas. Em 2011, 48 146 629 passageiros entraram nesta estação. Ele viu a entrada de 49 977 513 passageiros em 2013, o que o coloca na primeira posição entre as estações de metrô por sua frequência.

Serviços aos passageiros

Acessos
O acesso à estação projetado em 1900 pelo arquiteto Hector Guimard pela Compagnie générale du Métropolitain de Paris é inscrito monumento histórico desde 29 de maio de 1978.

Faz parte de um dos quatro acessos:
 Acesso: 9, Boulevard de Denain;
 Acesso: 17, Rue de Dunkerque;
 Acesso: 18, Rue de Dunkerque;
 Acesso: Gare SNCF.

Plataformas
As estações das duas linhas são de configuração padrão: elas compreendem duas plataformas laterais enquadrando duas vias sob uma abóbada elíptica. No entanto, a estação da linha 4 também possui uma extensão posterior, reconhecível por seu teto muito mais alto e seu mezanino.

Como parte da automatização da linha 4, suas plataformas foram atualizadas de 12 de março a 21 de junho de 2018 para receber portas de plataforma. Estas foram instaladas entre setembro e outubro de 2019.

As plataformas da linha 5 são decoradas no estilo "Andreu-Motte": os cenários são laranjas, mas as telhas são brancas e biseladas. Os quadros publicitários são metálicos e o nome da estação é indicada em placas esmaltadas, em fonte Parisine.

Intermodalidade
A partir da estação, é possível, graças às conexões subterrâneas, chegar aos RER B e D, a Estação de Magenta do RER E, bem como a estação La Chapelle da linha 2.

A estação é servida pelas linhas 26, 31, 35, 38, 39, 43, 45, 46, 48, 54, 56, 91, 302 e pela linha de vocação turística OpenTour da rede de ônibus RATP e, à noite, pelas linhas N01, N02, N14, N43, N44, N140 e N143 da rede Noctilien.

Pontos turísticos
 Gare du Nord
 Lycée Lamartine
 Igreja de Saint-Vincent-de-Paul

Ver também
 Lista de estações do Metrô de Paris
 Gare du Nord
 Gare du Nord USFRT, área em desuso da estação agora servindo como centro de formação.

Ligações externas

Estações do Metro de Paris
10.º arrondissement de Paris
1907 na França
1908 na França
Estações ferroviárias inauguradas em 1907
Estações ferroviárias inauguradas em 1908


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LIBERATORI/RESTITVTORI VRBIS SVAE or the entrance of the city of Rome in the orbit of Constantine. I
Milvian Bridge battle took place october 28th of A.D. 312. very close to the southern abutment of that bridge which, saving the Tiber current, provided continuity to the Via Flaminia to the heart of the crowded streets of Rome.
This battle faced the famous emperor Constantine, formal Caesar of western –although Augustus in fact since the death of Severus II in 307--, and the murderer of the latter, the usurper Maxentius: son of the old western Augustus Maximianus Herculius and self-proclaimed emperor in Roma in 306, counting among his dominions the Italian peninsula, Sicily and Proconsular African province, this one specially valuable for its agricultural wealth. At stake was nothing less than supremacy over the pars occidentalis, the western half of the Roman Empire, which had been in doubt almost from the moment of the death of Constantius Chlorus in 305: father of Constantine and the last of the "legitimate" western Augustus, in the sense of proclaimed under succession system designed by architect tetrarchic system, the great Diocletian.
Although the strength of numbers favored Maxentius, who led an army of about 80,000 soldiers compared to just over 40,000 which ranked his rival, the truth is that Constantine got the victory.
Leaving for a more detailed work possible supernatural divine intervention ("in this sign conquer"), it seems reasonable to hypothesize as ultimate causes constantine´s victory both serious tactical errors committed by Maxentius (leave the river behind him, with a fragile temporary wooden bridge -the Milvian had been disabled a few days before the battle, as the only way to escape the city at a pinch) and the difference in quality between the troops of both armies: hardened and disciplined frontier legionaries in the winner, poorly disciplined hardened praetorians with the support of well-armed but little experienced roman urban cohorts in the defeated one.
Like many of his soldiers, Maxentius drown crossing the Tiber river in a desperate attempt to protect himself within the powerful walls of Rome that seemed so distant now that the temporary bridge, collapsed by the wild transcript of so many fugitives, had felled with a crash at the height of the battle. With his death closed a turbulent reign, most likely not as sinister as Christian writers portray him (we lack of alternative sources to inform us) although undoubtedly fatally hampered by the severe economic difficulties caused by the isolation respect the rest of roman empire consequence of the sentence of Maxentius as "outlaw", signed by the other lords of the Empire at the conference of Carnuntum (308). Anyway, we can highlight, as main axes of his policy of government, both his moderately militant paganism (he didn't persecute to the Christians), including here the cultivation of the most ancient Roman religious traditions, and his strong promotion of the political importance of Rome: by then a city as big as decadent which, deprived of the vast majority of their once enormous power and influence, had seen its political role reduced to the status of mere capital "spirit" of the Empire. Proof of this is the erection of buildings as sumptuous as the basilica or the circus, the first on the forum, the second on the outskirts of the city, or the magnificent restoration of the very famous temple of Venus and Rome, the three projects designed by Maxentius as flagships of a aggrandizement campaign of the Eternal City as had not been known for many decades.
Photo 3.- Ruins of the Maxentius Circus, near Via Apia.
As in so many other particularly dark times in the history of Rome, it also corresponds to the study of the coinage of the period go a little beyond the information provided by the terse written and / or archaeological sources. In fact, Maxentius issues are particularly interesting both their accused peculiarity (their iconography is often away enough of the usual types in the rest of the Empire) and the fact accurately reflect the political environment in which they were conceived. This is certainly a topic of great interest but for its wide dimension beyond the limited scope of this work, which revolves around a single issue: Constantine's one to be exact but directly related with Maxentius emissions (formally they are very similar) although in an ideologically opposite direction. We´ll return to this subject later, for now let's attending the final collapse of the regime of Maxentius, event which possess one exceptional archaeological testimony: the discovery in 2005 of the imperial standards of Maxentius within a corroded wooden box (we see them in the following photos) in the Palatine hill, where they were buried by their defeated supporters the night of 28th October 312 in order to prevent them from falling into the hands of the hated Constantine.
Photos 4 and 5.- The imperial standards of Maxentius as they were discovered in 2005.
Constantine made his triumphal entry into Rome the day after the battle of the Milvian Bridge. Gone was a night of anguished fear for the people of the city to the uncertainty about the reaction of the winner for them. And for good reason, certainly, since both people and the Senate of Rome had overwhelmingly supported Maxentius, obviously seduced by his effort of returning to Rome the leadership of the Empire and to preserve the privilege of tax exemption enjoyed by the citizens of Rome from almost immemorial time (167 BC specifically), which it had recently been removed by the Augustus Galerius Maximianus in what constituted a definitive test of the cessation of Rome as head of the imperial power.
Photo 6.- Temple of Venus and Rome, built by Hadrian and Antoninus Pius and restored by Maxentius many years after.
Moreover, Maxentius considered Rome as "their city", positioning it above any other city in the Roman world, which naturally favored greatly their appreciation by the people and the Roman Senate. Achieved in this way the love and approval of the romans, with all their immense significance both spiritual and harmonizing with centuries-old Roman traditions, no longer seemed so necessary the tetrarchic "official" legitimacy so strongly refused to Maxentius at the conference of Carnuntum. In other words, the relationship between Rome and Maxentius can be described as a mutually beneficial interdependence whereby the decaying but still very prestigious Eternal City was responsible for the compensating of the Maxentius´ regime legitimacy deficit while Maxentius, in turn, returned the favor replacing to Rome on his throne of imperial capital, head of the roman world, as well as ensuring the perpetuation of the many privileges obtained in the heyday of the city. Magnificent proof of the above is the main type of reverse that can be found on the coins of Maxentius in which appears an allegory of Rome deified (this is the basic model existing several variants. In one of them appears Maxentius himself, with military dresses, in an attitude of worship the goddess Roma) inside a temple hexastyle (actually it is the temple of Venus and Rome: true symbol of the city that, as we said, had been charmingly restored by Maxentius) all surrounded by the extended legend SVAE VRBIS CONSERVATORES, this is "the Preserver / Protector of His City". As seen, a strong statement of intent by Maxentius towards Rome with little room for confusion or misinterpretation. In the following pictures we can see two excellent examples of these coins -verygood art, by the way- issued in the mints of Aquileia (1st) and Rome (2nd):
Photo 7.- Follis of Maxentius issued in Aquileia mint.
Photo 8.- Follis of Maxentius issued in Rome mint.
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Motorola One, First Take: Affordable, with regular Android updates
By Sandra Vogel | November 15, 2018 -- 15:34 GMT (07:34 PST) | Topic: Smartphones
The Motorola G6 and G6 Plus are only a few months old, and were widely lauded as key handsets in the budget realm, coming in at £219 and £269 (inc. VAT) respectively at launch. I certainly felt that the Motorola G6 Plus was a smartphone to be reckoned with.
Now here we are not with a G7, but a new line altogether -- the Motorola One, whose £269 launch price matches the higher-end Moto G6 Plus.
The Motorola One costs £269 (inc. VAT) -- the same as the Moto G6 Plus.
Arguably the key feature here is Android One, the version of Android that's guaranteed to be updated over time. For those who want the very latest Android tweaks, and feel hampered by phones that don't get immediate updates, this will be important. Google has guaranteed that Android One users will get regular security updates, and Android software updates through to Android 10.
If you don't like lots of extras on your handsets, you should be happy as there's little here by way of extras on top of Android. What you do get is the ability to have notifications that fade in and out when the screen is off, and Moto Actions -- gesture-based extras such as twisting the handset to open the camera and doing a double shake, or what Motorola rather aggressively calls 'karate chop motions', to activate the torch. (Don't try this with winter-cold hands unless you're sure you won't propel your handset with some force towards the ground.)
Among the few software extras on the Motorola One is Moto Actions.
Motorola has equipped the Motorola One with a decent-sized 3,000mAh battery, which the online spec sheet says can deliver a 'full day' of uptime. The Geekbench battery test saw the battery last for 9 hours 37 minutes with screen dimming off and adaptive brightness on. The handset supports fast charging at 15W, giving up to 8 hours of power in 20 minutes of charging according to Motorola.
Budget handset makers don't tend to major on camera functionality, but the Motorola One has a two-camera setup at the back with 13MP and 2MP sensors and f/2.0 and f.2,4 lenses respectively. These take a passable photo and there are some interesting features: I like spot colour, which washes everything except the selected colour out to black and white, for example, but there's nothing startlingly new here. The 8MP front camera has an LED flash which doubles up as a front-facing torch. Google Lens is preinstalled.
If Motorola has pushed the boat out a little with the battery capacity, it has compromised slightly on the screen. It's large enough at 5.9 inches, although some will find the front camera notch rather wide. On the left side there's only room for the time and one icon, while there are four icons on the right. Still, it does look bang on-trend.
Colour settings on the Motorola One.
However, screen resolution leaves a bit to be desired at just 720 by 1,520 pixels. The notch means the aspect ratio is 19:9, but with just 287 pixels per inch (ppi) I did find text a bit fuzzy to read. The Motorola G6 and G6 Plus managed 1,080 by 2,160 pixels in a 5.7-inch (424ppi) and 5.9-inch (409 ppi) screen respectively, delivering a far superior viewing experience in both cases. There is a Night Light mode that can be configured to come on at a set time and reduces blue light; users can also select between two different colour modes, standard and vibrant, with the latter creating a bit more colour 'pop'.
It's good to see that two SIMs and a MicroSD card can all be in place at the same time. The latter will come in handy to boost the 64GB internal storage. Out of the box, 12.41GB was used, leaving just 51.59GB free. The Snapdragon 625 chipset and 4GB of RAM coped well enough with what I asked the handset to do.
The 5.9-inch, 162g Motorola One is comfortable to hold, even if you have relatively small hands.
With dimensions of 72mm by 150mm by 7.97mm and weighing 162g, the Motorola One is comfortable to hold, and the reasonably tall bottom bezel, complete with Motorola logo, isn't surprising at this budget end of the market. There is a fingerprint sensor at the back, sitting inside a reflective glass backplate that tends to pick up fingerprints. It's slippery too, and the handset slid off my chair a couple of times during the review period until I fitted the provided plastic bumper. This deals with the slipperiness problem but also reduces the allure of the glass back.
Motorola says the phone is splash-resistant thanks to a coating, but it isn't fully IP rated. Fans of 3.5mm headsets will be pleased to see a connector here, along the top edge, with USB-C charging on the bottom edge.
So, here's the thing. A straight point-for-point comparison with the Motorola G6 or G6 Plus puts the older phones slightly ahead of the newer one. The key feature that inclines me to the older phones is their superior screens. If you're looking for the Android One guarantee, you might be swayed; otherwise you may want to look elsewhere for a bargain.
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#define LayoutTextControlMultiLine_h

#include "core/layout/LayoutTextControl.h"

namespace blink {

class HTMLTextAreaElement;

class LayoutTextControlMultiLine final : public LayoutTextControl {
 public:
  LayoutTextControlMultiLine(HTMLTextAreaElement*);
  ~LayoutTextControlMultiLine() override;

 private:
  bool isOfType(LayoutObjectType type) const override {
    return type == LayoutObjectTextArea || LayoutTextControl::isOfType(type);
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  bool nodeAtPoint(HitTestResult&,
                   const HitTestLocation& locationInContainer,
                   const LayoutPoint& accumulatedOffset,
                   HitTestAction) override;

  float getAvgCharWidth(const AtomicString& family) const override;
  LayoutUnit preferredContentLogicalWidth(float charWidth) const override;
  LayoutUnit computeControlLogicalHeight(
      LayoutUnit lineHeight,
      LayoutUnit nonContentHeight) const override;
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  int baselinePosition(
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  PassRefPtr<ComputedStyle> createInnerEditorStyle(
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};

DEFINE_LAYOUT_OBJECT_TYPE_CASTS(LayoutTextControlMultiLine, isTextArea());

}  // namespace blink

#endif

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How many calories are you getting from the bun?
I use my panini grill for a quick burger and I spread old fashion mustard. It gives a nice tangyness to the sandwich.
You will most definitely need some type of fat on there if you want to absorb the nutrients from the other ingredients!
It probably would't hurt to splurge on a little cheese for extra protein or even make a homemade yogurt dressing to go on it. Plus since mushrooms,especially portabellas,have vitamin D which will help the body absorb the calcium.
I've also heard of recipes using portabellas in place of buns with lean meat or veggie burgers for those on low carb diets or to save calories.
@Karen - Thanks! I fixed my twice mentioned spinach and I do think they would be great on a George Forman grill. Go for it!
@Jenn - I calculated the bun at 100 calories - but the one in the photo is 140. So it is 140 calories without the bun for each burger. Thanks for the question!
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the USA has been seeking a natural, non-animal food, rich in Vitamin D. That led them to mushrooms. It has been demonstrated that when white button mushrooms are exposed to Ultraviolet B radiation, for a short period of time, the level of Vitamin D increases to levels many times the minimum daily requirement, i.e. 10 mcg. Normally, a serving** of white button mushrooms contains 18 IU (0.45 mcg.). Treated mushrooms contain over 80 mcg.***" Here's that full article, too: http://themushroomlady.blogspot.com/2008/02/mushrooms-and-vitamin-d.html Hope that helps!
what to do besides slicing and sauteing with onions. I will definitely try your recipe!
Try a grilled portobello mushroom as the bun! We grilled one of these with a salmon burger pattie and topped with fresh diced avocado, cherry tomato, fresh cracked black pepper and fresh squeezed lime juice. It was so yummy!
I make sandwiches like this routinely and they are DIVINE. Mushrooms are truly one of nature's finest food gifts.
Portobello burgers are simply delicious! Thanks for the recipe!!
I cook mine in the oven at 350 for about a 1/2 hour. Season it first. Cook in a shallow dish, as moisture will be released.
Also, I only pay about $1 for them - I get them loose and it costs about $4 a pound.
I don't eat meat, nor do I think these taste like meat, but it is great to have a big sandwich. I'll put anything on it that I would put on a burger. It makes a great dinner.
The portobello is great on the grill or in a basket with veggies on the grill. It works on the foreman grill but don't push down too hard on it and time it to avoid overcooking.
Ok that looks delicious and I love mushrooms. I may have to to whole foods tomorrow and try their mushroom burger.
Been eating these for years, but using a little different recipe. I use a little olive oil, garlic, fresh thyme, basil and oregano and just before they're done a splash of red wine or balsamic vinegar. I also rarely use a bun, just eat it like a steak.
Portobello mushroom provides several dietary benefits that helping you meet your daily needs. It is also an effective addition to a weight-loss diet. Thanks for your nice blog!
I'd rather ditch the bread than the beef. I think a burger served on a grilled mushroom cap would be great.
I've been eating Portobella Mushroom as a burger for quite sometime. Nothing really replaces meat though, but it's good in a pinch and is quite filling. I love it with avocado and a small bit of cheese.


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In Cinemas This Week – Everybody Wants Some!! Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Green Room and more
John Parker May 12, 2016
Stuck for what to watch at the weekend? Let Entertainment Focus help you with our handy guide to this week's new releases. From the biggest blockbusters to the best in independent and world cinema, we've got it covered.
What's it about? After the massive critical, commercial and awards strewn success of Boyhood, writer/director Richard Linklater is back with a new comedy about college baseball players in 1980. Seen as a spiritual successor to his 1993 classic Dazed and Confused, his latest film adopts that same laid back and meandering style. We hang out with the characters, get caught up in 70s/80s nostalgia, and rock out to the amazing soundtrack.
It's unlikely to reach the same levels of acclaim, or make the sort of cultural impact that Boyhood achieved, but fans of Linklater will be in heaven.
What's it about? Tina Fey leads an all star cast in this adaptation of Kim Barker's warzone memoir The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Fey plays Barker (renamed as Kim Baker for some reason), a cable news journalist who agrees to take an assignment as a war correspondent in Afghanistan. The film captures the comedic absurdity of reporters trying to live and work in a warzone, whilst also exploring the wider and more serious concerns of the conflict.
Who's in it? Tina Fey, Margot Robbie, Martin Freeman, Alfred Molina, Christopher Abbott, Nicholas Braun, Stephen Peacocke, Sheila Vand, Evan Jonigkeit, Billy Bob Thorton
What's it about? Following up his sensational 2013 thriller Blue Ruin, writer/director Jeremy Saulnier returns with the violent and brutal horror, Green Room. Is this part two of a new Three Colours Trilogy? We can but dream. Anyway, Green Room tells the story of an American punk band who play a gig at a backwoods bar in the Pacific Northwest, and find themselves under attack from the locals. The locals just happen to be a gang of Neo-Nazi skinheads.
This hokey, 70s era, exploitation style premise is given a surprising twist via the casting of the bars owner – it's none other that Sir Patrick bloody Stewart! There's a lot to recommend in this film. Saulnier is an outrageously talented director, and seeing his take on this sort of pulpy material is hugely exciting. It has a terrific cast, and has been widely lauded ever since it debuted at Cannes last year. But forget all that. If the idea of Patrick Stewart playing a maniacal Nazi can't drag your arse to the cinema, then sorry, but you're a lost cause!
Who's in it? Patrick Stewart, Anton Yelchin, Imogen Poots, Alia Shawkat, Joe Cole, Callum Turner
What's it about? Remember 5 years ago, when you were sat on the toilet at work, playing that game about flinging little red birds at fortresses belonging to little green pigs? Well someone thought that would make a great idea for an animated film. And someone else spent $80m actually making it into an animated film. And now we're expected to go and watch it. Hmmm.
Who's in it? Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Peter Dinklage, Danny McBride, Bill Hader, Maya Rudolph
What's it about? A British couple on holiday find themselves embroiled in the dangerous world of international espionage following an encounter with a Russian oligarch. The film is based on the novel by John le Carré, whose work is very much in the zeitgeist at the moment, following the recent hugely popular BBC adaptation of The Night Manager. The same team behind that show produces Our Kind of Traitor, so it's probably not a huge leap to say if you were a fan of The Night Manager, you're probably going to enjoy this.
Who's in it? Ewan McGregor, Damian Lewis, Naomie Harris, Stellan Skarsgård, Mark Stanley, Alicia von Rittberg, Mark Gatiss
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