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Q: HTTP ERROR 500 mysql php? I try to insert some data but i get HTTP ERROR 500 dont know why.I saw the problem starts with when i prepare the query.I try to insert mutiple rows from a txt file.
$conn = new mysqli("localhost", "***", "****", "***");
// Check connection
if ($conn->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}

    $contents = file_get_contents("cars.txt");
    $pollfields = explode(',', $contents);

    $query = "INSERT INTO table (`name`) VALUES (?)";

    $zz = $mysqli->prepare($query);

    $zz ->bind_param("s", $bb);

    $mysqli->query("START TRANSACTION");
    foreach ($pollfields as $bb) {
        $zz->execute();
    }
    $zz->close();
    $mysqli->query("COMMIT");

A: i need to defined it
$conn = new mysqli("localhost", "***", "****", "***");
// Check connection
if ($conn->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}

    $contents = file_get_contents("cars.txt");
    $pollfields = explode(',', $contents);

    $query = "INSERT INTO table (`name`) VALUES (?)";

    $zz = $conn->prepare($query);

    $zz ->bind_param("s", $bb);

    $conn->query("START TRANSACTION");
    foreach ($pollfields as $bb) {
        $zz->execute();
    }
    $zz->close();
    $mysqli->query("COMMIT");


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package gabi

import (
	"crypto/rand"
	"math/big"
)

// Issuer holds the key material for a credential issuer.
type Issuer struct {
	Sk      *PrivateKey
	Pk      *PublicKey
	Context *big.Int
}

// NewIssuer creates a new credential issuer.
func NewIssuer(sk *PrivateKey, pk *PublicKey, context *big.Int) *Issuer {
	return &Issuer{Sk: sk, Pk: pk, Context: context}
}

// IssueSignature produces an IssueSignatureMessage for the attributes based on
// the IssueCommitmentMessage provided. Note that this function DOES NOT check
// the proofs containted in the IssueCommitmentMessage! That needs to be done at
// a higher level!
func (i *Issuer) IssueSignature(msg *IssueCommitmentMessage, attributes []*big.Int, nonce1 *big.Int) (*IssueSignatureMessage, error) {

	signature, err := i.signCommitmentAndAttributes(msg.U, attributes)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	proof := i.proveSignature(signature, msg.Nonce2)

	return &IssueSignatureMessage{Signature: signature, Proof: proof}, nil
}

// signCommitmentAndAttributes produces a (partial) signature on the commitment
// and the attributes. The signature by itself does not verify because the
// commitment contains a blinding factor that needs to be taken into account
// when verifying the signature.
func (i *Issuer) signCommitmentAndAttributes(U *big.Int, attributes []*big.Int) (*CLSignature, error) {
	// Skip the first generator
	return signMessageBlockAndCommitment(i.Sk, i.Pk, U, attributes, i.Pk.R[1:])
}

// randomElementMultiplicativeGroup returns a random element in the
// multiplicative group Z_{modulus}^*.
func randomElementMultiplicativeGroup(modulus *big.Int) *big.Int {
	r := big.NewInt(0)
	t := new(big.Int)
	for r.Sign() <= 0 || t.GCD(nil, nil, r, modulus).Cmp(bigONE) != 0 {
		// TODO: for memory/cpu efficiency re-use r's memory. See Go's
		// implementation for finding a random prime.
		r, _ = rand.Int(rand.Reader, modulus)
	}
	return r
}

// proveSignature returns a proof of knowledge of $e^{-1}$ in the signature.
func (i *Issuer) proveSignature(signature *CLSignature, nonce2 *big.Int) *ProofS {
	Q := new(big.Int).Exp(signature.A, signature.E, i.Pk.N)
	groupModulus := new(big.Int).Mul(i.Sk.PPrime, i.Sk.QPrime)
	d := new(big.Int).ModInverse(signature.E, groupModulus)

	eCommit := randomElementMultiplicativeGroup(groupModulus)
	ACommit := new(big.Int).Exp(Q, eCommit, i.Pk.N)

	c := hashCommit([]*big.Int{i.Context, Q, signature.A, nonce2, ACommit}, false)
	eResponse := new(big.Int).Mul(c, d)
	eResponse.Sub(eCommit, eResponse).Mod(eResponse, groupModulus)

	return &ProofS{c, eResponse}
}

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Monika Tripathi, an HR Manager in an MNC in India, picks her smartphone whilst at home and checks in for a video conference through RealPresence CloudAXIS to interview a candidate from New York City. The candidate clicks on the link shared by Monika and here he is live on her smartphone. Unlike traditional video conferencing where one can just view people sitting across borders, Polycom's RealPresence CloudAXIS empowers a person connect the conference just through a click on the link send across by the host. For instance, an HR can take the interview over phone whilst being at home. HR could virtually see everything one looks for in a face-to-face interview: body language, audio nuances and even his eye contact. Through comprehensive host control features that include high resolution content sharing, she can give presentations and have group chat with the candidate. The conference can be recorded for future references and put on company's social media for knowledge sharing.
Such is the beauty of Polycom's RealPresence CloudAXIS developed completely from Polycom India which is currently lead by Minhaj Zia. CloudAXIS is a video collaboration and conferencing software solution that enables business collaborates with other businesses or individuals easily and securely, independent of application, system or device. It is a software extension of Polycom's RealPresence Platform for private and public cloud deployments enabling universal access to enterprise-grade video conferencing to B2B or B2C at the highest quality, interoperability, reliability and security.
Though the company is a pioneer in video collaboration space and its innovation since its establishment in 1990 in San Francisco, they are constantly on their foot to provide solutions on cutting-edge technologies. Their technology helps unleash the power of human collaboration through video, voice, and content collaboration & communication technology. Currently it has a market capitalization of $1.71 billion and is listed in NASDAQ under the ticker symbol PLCM. Today, Polycom's technology has grown leaps and bounds to become a global leader in collaborative solutions serving industries of all shapes and sizes including business functions, business services, education, entertainment, financial services, government, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, oil, gas and energy, pharmaceutical and retail. While Polycom has offices in the U.S., Europe, Asia Pacific and Caribbean & Latin America; India has always been crucial for Polycom both as an innovation center and market alike.
Though the company is much ahead of the curve in providing latest technology to customers, it is made possible due to extensive investment in R&D. Polycom has been awarded Video Conferencing Equipment Vendor of the Year in 2011 for their investments into growing the market and continued investments in R&D units to deliver bandwidth-effective video systems. Their R&D centers are spread in several countries, but India plays a major role changer for the company that has two innovation centers. These centers are based out of Bangalore and Hyderabad that extensively focus on delivering cutting edge technologies to customers globally.
The R&D center in India traces its history since 2007 when the first center was established in Hyderabad with a focus to support the U.S. But the extensive contribution from the center and the resources here propelled the establishment of Bangalore center. In last couple of years, the focus has changed and India has become a part of the core investment strategy. Today the two centers are state-of-the-art and drives innovation globally. These centers have extensively taken up roles in contributing to the development of Polycom's latest products. In past, researchers based out of these centers have played a critical role in the development of the triangular phones, videoconferencing and video-as-managed services. Today, technologies developed here are used globally to get connected with reduced cost of bandwidth required to run video conferencing setup or at your home broadband network, which has poor quality, up to 50 percent. While the Hyderabad R&D center is focused on integration of various services, video and audio hard end-points, browser infrastructure and others; Bangalore center focuses on Halo services (basis acquisition from HP) and Immersive tele-presence products.


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Сесиль Буа (; 26 декабря 1971, Лормон) — французская актриса.

Биография

Родилась в семье учителя и преподавательницы парикмахерского искусства. Увлеклась театром во время учёбы в лицее. В 1987 году поступила в Бордосскую консерваторию, но в следующем году бросила учёбу, чтобы присоединиться к любительской труппе Théâtre en vrac («театр без упаковки»), гастролирующей в Жиронде. В 1991 году перебралась в Париж, где помимо театра начала карьеру в кино и на телевидении. В 1993 году снималась в фильме Клода Берри «Жерминаль», в 1995 получила роль Анжелики в новой постановке Робера Оссейна «Анжелика, маркиза ангелов» на сцене Парижского дворца спорта. Было дано 130 спектаклей, принесших актрисе известность.

В дальнейшем, в основном, участвовала в телевизионных постановках, в том числе в сериалах «Наварро», «Мегрэ», «Ариан Ферри». В 2007 году играла одного из главных персонажей в телефильме «Двойник Агаты», а с 2013 года исполняет главную роль в популярном телесериале «Кандис Ренуар».

Состоит в отношениях с актёром Жан-Пьером Микаэлем. Имеет двух дочерей.

Фильмография

Кино
 1990 — Развлечения частной жизни / I divertimenti della vita privata (реж. Кристина Коменчини)
 1991 — Обретая себя / Becoming Colette (реж. Дэнни Хьюстон)
 1992 — Летние прогулки / Promenades d'été (реж. Рене Фере) — Изабель
 1993 — Жерминаль / Germinal (реж. Клод Берри) — Сесиль Грегуар
 1993 — Чужое место / La Place d'un autre (реж. Рене Фере) — Мари
 1995 — Лаки Панч, наставник в боксе / Lucky Punch, le montreur de boxe (реж. Доминик Ладож) — Камилла Дзекка
 1996 — Дакан / Dakan (реж. Мохамед Камара)
 1998 — Это не мешает чувствам / Ça n'empêche pas les sentiments (реж. Жан-Пьер Жаксон) — Элиана
 1998 — Жена итальянца / La Femme de l'Italien (реж. Микаэль Перротта) — Клер
 2000 — Король танцует / Le roi danse (реж. Жерар Корбьо) — Мадлен
 2000 — Роман с Люлю / Le Roman de Lulu (реж. Пьер-Оливье Скотто) — Жюдит
 2001 — Большая жизнь! / La Grande Vie ! (реж. Филипп Дажу) — Корали
 2004 — Грустные слова / Les Mots bleus (реж. Ален Корно)
 2009 — Трезор / Trésor (реж. Клод Берри и Франсуа Дюпейрон) — Вероника

Телевидение
 1993 — Ночной охотник / Le Chasseur de la nuit (телефильм, реж. Жак Ренар) — Амели
 1995 — Наварро / Navarro (реж. Жерар Маркс), эпизод «Тряпичники на рассвете» / Les chiffonniers de l'aube — Агнес Стейнер
 1995 — Сын флика / Fils de flic (телефильм, реж. Игаль Ниддам) — Катя Сервен
 1996 — Эльзасцы, или Две Матильды / Les Alsaciens ou les Deux Mathilde (мини-сериал, реж. Мишель Фавар) — Матильда
 1997 — Суп с дикими травами / Une soupe aux herbes sauvages (телефильм, реж. Ален Бонно) — Жюстина
 1999 — Дом Алексины / La Maison d'Alexina (телефильм, реж. Мехди Шареф) — Алексина
 1999 — Вожатые / Les monos, эпизод «Свора» / La meute — Сесиль
 2000 — Мегрэ / Maigret, эпизод «Мегрэ у богачей» / Maigret chez les riches (реж. Дени Гранье-Дефер и Пьер Жоассен) — мадемуазель Ваг
 2001 — Матье Коро / Mathieu Corot, эпизод «Преданный смерти» / Mise à mort — Диана
 2001 — Воскресение / Resurrezione (телефильм, реж. братья Тавиани) — Мариэтта
 2002 — Женщины на службе закону / Femmes de loi, эпизод «Любовный долг» / Dette d'amour — Ванесса
 2002 — Большой начальник / Le grand patron, эпизод «Дело совести» / Cas de conscience — Бетти Моклер
 2003 — Место среди живых / Une place parmi les vivants (телефильм, реж. Рауль Руис) — Сабина
 2003 — Жозефина, ангел-хранитель / Joséphine, ange gardien, эпизод «Начинать с начала» / Compteur à zéro (реж. Анри Эльман) — Сандрин
 2004 — Семья Кордье, судья и флик / Les Cordier, juge et flic (телесериал), эпизод «Мертвое время» / Temps mort — Аньес Легарек
 2004 — Ариан Ферри / Ariane Ferry (мини-сериал, реж. Жерар Кюк) — Ариан Ферри
 2004 — Я всегда буду рядом с тобой / Je serai toujours près de toi (телефильм, реж. Клаудио Тонетти) — Жюлиана
 2005 — Спаситель Джордано / Sauveur Giordano, эпизод «Предполагаемый виновник» / Présumé coupable (реж. Патрик Пюбель) — Каролин Люка
 2005 — Великолепная семья / Une famille formidable (телесериал, реж. Жоэль Сантони) — Мари-Софи
 2006 — Мари Бенар, отравительница / Marie Besnard, l'empoisonneuse (телефильм, реж. Кристиан Фор) — метр Шанталь Жакмен
 2006 — Свалившийся с неба / Tombé du ciel (мини-сериал, реж. Стефан Капп) — Флоранс
 2007 — Двойник Агаты / Agathe contre Agathe (телефильм, реж. Тьерри Бинисти) — Агата Вердье
 2008 — Жить одной / La vie à une (телефильм, реж. Фредерик Обюртен) — Элиза Монсо
 2008 — Группа идентификации / Cellule identité (мини-сериал, реж. Симон Яблонка и Жан-Марк Рудницки)
 2008 — Кемпинг Парадиз / Camping Paradis, сезон 1, эпизод 2 — Жюли
 2008 — Адрес неизвестен / Adresse inconnue (телесериал, реж. Родольф Тиссо) — Изабель Шанбрие
 2009 — Да здравствуют каникулы! / Vive les Vacances ! (мини-сериал, реж. Стефан Капп) — Сесиль
 2009 — Слепой, но не слишком / Aveugle mais pas trop (телефильм, реж. Шарлотта Брандстрём) — Нинон
 2009 — Алис Невер, женщина-следователь / Alice Nevers, le juge est une femme, сезон 7, эпизод 1 — Стефани Моро
 2010 — Конец любви / Le Désamour (реж. Даниель Жанно) — Шарлотта
 2010 — Обвиняемый Мендес-Франс / Accusé Mendès France (телефильм, реж. Лоран Эйнеман) — жена Лепретра
 2011 — Спасибо, начальник / Merci patron (телефильм, реж. Пьер Жоассен) — Никки
 с 2013 — Кандис Ренуар / Candice Renoir (телесериал, реж. Кристоф Душан и Никола Пикар-Дрейфюс) — Кандис Ренуар
 2014 — Ришельё, пурпур и кровь / Richelieu, la Pourpre et le Sang (телефильм, реж. Анри Эльман) — Анна Австрийская
 2015 — Против всех / Envers et contre tous (телефильм, реж. Тьерри Бинисти)
 2017 — Убийства в Сарла / Meurtres à Sarlat (телефильм, реж. Дельфина Лемуан) — Клер Дальма
 2018 — Ты будешь жить, дочка / Tu vivras ma fille (телефильм, реж. Габриэль Агьон) — Натали Эльбас
 2019 — Суд совести / Examen de conscience (телефильм, реж. Оливье Барма) — Каролина

Театр
 1990 — Заппинг, одиночество, приемная / Zapping, solitude, parloir Парика Кайо, постановка автора
 1991 — Вольпоне / Volpone Жюля Ромена, реж. Робер Фортюн, театр Ла-Порт-Сен-Мартен
 1995 — Анжелика, маркиза ангелов / Angélique, marquise des anges , по роману Анн и Сержа Голон, реж. Робер Оссейн, Парижский Дворец спорта
 2001 — Мышеловка / La Souricière Агаты Кристи, реж. Жерар Мулеврье, театр Елисейских Полей
 2008 — Авиньонские девицы / Les Demoiselles d'Avignon Хайме Салома, реж. Жан-Пьер Дравель и Оливье Масе, театр Рив Гош

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Spinner to headline NNA annual convention
Jackie Spinner recently produced a documentary film in Arabic. This might not be unusual, but Spinner's day job is as an editor and journalism educator.
Spinner, who is headlining this year's National Newspaper Association's Annual Convention and Trade Show, started her life in Decatur, a small city in central Illinois. Her bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism launched her international career that included serving as The Washington Post's Baghdad bureau chief and then as a journalism educator in Iraq, first at the American University of Iraq at Sulaimani and then Sultan Qaboos University in Masqat, Oman.
She now calls Chicago home, where she is an associate professor of journalism at Columbia College Chicago, an editor for Gateway Journalism Review and an advocate for community journalism.
"In this environment, to own a newspaper and support local journalism is an extraordinary effort," Spinner said. "And we spend a lot of time talking about the big publishers with billions of dollars. I believe that community journalism is really at the front lines of literacy in our country, and it's hardest to do it when it's on the smaller scale.
"It doesn't really matter where people engage with a newspaper, whether it's in print or it's by email or it's on Twitter or Facebook. The importance is the engagement, and that requires a commitment to technology. Some of that is financial, and some of that is simply philosophical. It's finding a way to recruit young journalists who are digital natives and who have good skills and strong ideas about how to distribute information to their peers."
Spinner followed that approach with her recent venture into filmmaking, where she led a team of various specialists, videographers, translators and technicians as executive producer of the documentary, "Don't Forget Me."
The film — inspired by Samir and Rafi, her two autistic sons adopted from Morocco — spreads awareness of autism in Morocco, where children with disabilities do not have the right to attend school. The documentary is in Arabic with English and Amazigh subtitles.
"I ultimately settled on a film as a way to tell the story I wanted to tell," Spinner said. "Doing a documentary gave me great control, and it also allowed me to tell the story in a more intimate and organic way."
Spinner is looking forward to spending time with community newspaper owners and publishers in Milwaukee at NNA's 133rd Annual Convention & Trade Show.
"[Recently] my documentary film was [shown] at the Big Muddy Film Festival in Carbondale, [Illinois], and two of the people who came out to support me and support the film were southern Illinois local newspaper publishers, one from Pinckneyville and one from O'Fallon. It was … they're my people."
In her keynote message, Spinner will talk about the "extraordinary effort" of community journalists and how community news organizations can utilize technology to engage audiences.
kate@nna.org
133rd Annual Convention & Trade Show
Exhibitor Online Registration
Exhibitor Contract
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Shooting Down Hatred — A Christian Response to the Orlando Hate Crime
People around the world were shocked on June 12 as reports began to spread of the worst shooting in United States history: fifty people dead and fifty-three more wounded when a man opened fire in an Orlando LGBT nightclub.
Vigil in Minneapolis, MN to unite in the wake of the Orlando Pulse shooting. Photo by Fibonacci Blue
Although the shooter claimed affiliation with the Islamic extremist group ISIS during a 911 phone call, subsequent revelations from his family and associates made it clear that this was a hate crime aimed at the LGBT community.
Faith communities across the world joined in denouncing the massacre as a heinous act, though the increasing diversity in sexuality and gender identifications has led to new challenges for many religious bodies.
How to address same-sex relationships is a particularly difficult question for some Swedenborgians, because spiritual marriage (marriage love or, in older translations, conjugial love) is one of the core principles of Swedenborg's theology. Swedenborg wrote about marriage love as a spiritual bond in which two people join to the point that they seem to be a single person—when viewed through the lens of the spiritual world. He was careful to emphasize that this type of bond is rare on earth, occurring mostly in heaven. But he also described marriage exclusively as the joining of male and female, with masculine and feminine energies perpetually drawn into a complementary union with each other.
As with the Bible itself, whether Swedenborg's writings speak to the topic of same-sex relationships is a contested issue. For example, when Swedenborg comments on the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, he says that "it appears as if the evil of the worst adultery was signified by 'Sodom,' [but] nevertheless in the internal sense nothing else that evil from the love of self is signified by it" (Secrets of Heaven2220). Some readers see "evil of the worst adultery" as a euphemistic reference to sodomy. Others point out that in this passage there is no explicit reference to same-sex activity or relationships, and that the focus of Swedenborg's commentary is on the inner meaning of the story, which goes to problematic forms of self-love. Similarly, when commenting on the prohibitions on certain sexual practices in Leviticus 18, Swedenborg refers to the activities listed under the general label of "adultery." Some readers point out that this biblical chapter includes a prohibition on same-sex activities. Other readers point to Swedenborg's lack of commentary on the topic of same-sex relationships when discussing Leviticus 18 and the fact that his comments emphasize the spiritual issue of adulterating good with evil or truth with false ideas.
Some Swedenborgians feel that Swedenborg's writings do not focus enough on the subject to be authoritative for contemporary same-sex civil and religious policies, and these same Swedenborgians are similarly persuaded regarding scripture. There are many who practice a Swedenborg-based spirituality who are not only accepting of the LGBT community but actively advocate on its behalf. One of the two largest New Church denominations in the United States both ordains openly gay individuals and allows ministers to officiate at same-sex marriages. On the other end of the spectrum, others within the New Church feel that Swedenborg's writings on marriage love express a teaching that does not accommodate same-sex identities and relationships and that such teachings remain valid even as cultural attitudes change.
Regardless of how individuals respond to this issue, there's no question that Swedenborg's predominant theological theme is love. We are born to become angels, he reminds us constantly. From the moment we are born, we constantly grow; and if we follow the divine design, we continue to expand our love and wisdom throughout this lifetime and into the spiritual world.
The emphasis on love showed through clearly in the responses from New Church ministers to the tragedy (even as they illustrate the differences in approach):
The fact that these murders were committed in the name of some purported religious ideology, and that some fanatical Christians find them justified because of the sexual orientation of at least some of the victims simply cannot go unchallenged. There is no real religion in the world, least of all the New Church, that teaches hate or murder as a means to accomplish its ends.
I appeal, therefore, to all the members of our congregation, and to any who may chance to read this, that we hold all the men and women who were involved in that tragic event in our hearts with earnest compassion, and that we rededicate ourselves to the just and peaceful process of dialog about how we can live with tolerance of one another's differences even as we remain strong and mutually supportive of our particular convictions.
In short, let us pray for the victims of this awful tragedy, and let us pray also for ourselves that we may learn from this and see the implications of any form of hatred in our own lives.
And from anther New Church minister:
As I scrolled through the names, the photos, and bios of those senselessly murdered at the Pulse in Orlando, the feelings of sorrow and loss were beyond words.
It is a painful reminder of the work that remains to be done in creating a culture which celebrates LGBTQ people and our loves. I almost wrote "fully accepts," but acceptance and tolerance are not nearly enough. The love that can arise between two men or two women, or indeed, any two individuals regardless of sexual orientation or gender-identity is a blessing to us all and makes the world a better place. We can and we should celebrated love wherever it is found.
No child should have to grow up in a family, a community, or religious communion that shames or denigrates their emerging sexuality or gender identity. No one should have to seek out "safe places" to be themselves. If that day seems far away, all the more reason to take every opportunity to be part of the needed cultural transformation.
And while we cannot know what Swedenborg himself might have said if he were alive today, his writings overwhelmingly speak of the importance of a faith based on love:
In a broad sense, faith is everything the church teaches. A teaching devoid of love or charity, however, makes no part of the church's core. A doctrine is merely a piece of knowledge, and knowledge is memorization. The worst people—even those in hell—can memorize. When a doctrine develops out of charity, though, or is imbued with charity, it does go to make up the inner core, because it is part of life. Life itself is the inner core of all worship, so whenever a doctrinal teaching rises out of a life of thoughtfulness, it is the kind of teaching that belongs to the faith meant here.
The idea that this faith is the kind that forms the inner core of religion can be seen from a single fact: anyone who lives a life of love for others knows everything there is to know about faith. If you wish, simply look at various doctrines to see what they teach and where they tend. Do they not all lead to love for our neighbor? So do they not all belong to the faith that comes from neighborly love? (Secrets of Heaven §1798:2)
Doctrine in itself does not make the outer shell; still less does it make the inner core, as noted above. The Lord does not differentiate religious movements by their doctrine, either, but by the way their members live what is taught. All doctrine—if it is true doctrine—looks to a life of love as its fundamental principle. What is the point of doctrine but to teach us how to be human? (Secrets of Heaven §1799:3)
A doctrinal view is united when everyone loves each other, or displays charity. Mutual love and charity bring such people together into one despite the variety among them, because it draws unity out of variety. (Secrets of Heaven §1285:3)
A living faith prepares us to be human; a vibrant love makes us so. (Secrets of Heaven §95)
One of the most beautiful things to see following the Orlando shooting was the outpouring of love and rejection of violence from people all over, no matter what their religious background. A year ago, we saw similar reactions to the racially motivated church shootings in Charleston, South Carolina, which sparked the Hate Won't Win movement. More recently, the terrorist attacks on Paris prompted a moving response from the husband of one of the victims, who wrote, "I will not give you the gift of hating you."
How can we keep that love flowing, as the memory of these events fades? How can we continue to respond to the hate with love?
For more thoughts on how to be loving toward other people—even if you don't agree with them—you might be interested in two episodes of our weekly webcast Swedenborg and Life: "3 Simple Ways to Love Everyone" (or read the recap for a summary of the episode) and "How to Love" (recap). For a shorter take, see our blog posts "5 Ways to Experience Divine Love Today" and "Three Steps to Making Better Choices."
You can also find more about the idea of unity through love, in the short clip "Many Religions, A Single Heart."
For more on Swedenborg's concept of marriage love, check out our blog post "Are Married Couples Still Married in the Afterlife?"; or, to go even deeper, watch "Spiritual Marriage" (recap)—another episode of our weekly webcast.


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MeRIPseq (or MeRIP-seq) stands for methylated RNA immunoprecipitation sequencing, which is a method for detection of post-transcriptional RNA modifications. It is also called m6A-seq.

A variation of the MerIP-seq method was coined by Benjamin Delatte and colleagues in 2016. This variant, called hMerIP-seq (hydroxymethylcytosine RNA immunoprecipitation), uses an antibody that specifically recognizes 5-hydroxymethylcytosine, a modified RNA base affecting in vitro translation and brain development in Drosophila.

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"Pull up, plug in, and relax." Convenient Tesla destination charging is coming in the near future to downtown Milledgeville. A press release from the DAMBC, with full details will be released soon. We're always working hard to make Milly a great place to play, stay & live!
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May 23 by ADavis
(pictured above) A strategic planning meeting last week at which The Development Authority of the City of Milledgeville & Baldwin County Board of Directors, Milledgeville City Council Members, and Baldwin County Commissioners sat down for round table discussions about the new Sibley-Smith Industrial Park mega-site.
Georgia's Newest Mega-Site Named Market-Ready
Sibley-Smith Industrial Park is now a Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development site
Milledgeville, GA – The Development Authority of the City of Milledgeville & Baldwin County (DAMBC) announced today the new Sibley-Smith Industrial Park has been named a Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development (GRAD) site by GDEcD, the state of Georgia's marketing and sales arm.
"GRAD designation for the Sibley-Smith Industrial Park means it can truly compete on a global stage for new industry and the accompanying jobs," said Pat Wilson, Executive Director of Georgia Allies, and COO of the Department of Economic Development. "I fully believe efforts by the Development Authority of the City of Milledgeville & Baldwin County to attain GRAD status for the site will be beneficial."
The Sibley-Smith Industrial Park, named for the former property owners, is approximately 1,643 acres and is considered a mega-site. It is one of only 11 mega-sites in the state of Georgia and considered by the DAMBC to be in the top 3 because of rail siding on site, accessibility from a four lane highway, and all utilities already are on-site or within minimal proximity.
The GRAD designation indicates the Sibley-Smith Industrial Park is market-ready. The designation also includes several tools to market the site, including:
Program benefits on the Georgia Department of Economic Development website
Highlighted listings on the industrial site databases of major electric utility Web sites
Continued presence on Georgia Allies electronic newsletter targeted to companies and location consultants
Site awareness for statewide project managers and Georgia Allies partners
"Having GRAD certification on the new mega-site means having a significant advantage over the competition to win new projects that create jobs," says DAMBC Executive Director Matt Poyner. "While the GRAD certification process is extensive, having it means due diligence studies have been done and potential companies have confidence from qualified consulting firms that no known issues exist on the site and projects can proceed with reduced risk." Currently, of the 10 other communities with mega-sites, 7 do not have GRAD certification completed.
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Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that Sparta Industries, a manufacturer of HVAC duct liner insulation, will establish a new plant at the former Rheem Manufacturing building in Milledgeville. This venture is projected to create more than 1,000 jobs and represents a capital investment of $22.5 million throughout the next 5 years.
"Georgia's pro-business climate, highly-skilled workforce and manufacturing infrastructure continue to attract innovative manufacturers like Sparta Industries," said Deal. "This Milledgeville facility will bolster the company's growth and further demonstrate why Georgia is a top destination for job creators. We welcome Sparta Industries to Georgia and feel that our economic environment will be of major benefit to the company."
Using a zero emission process, Sparta Industries manufactures foam insulation for use in the commercial building industry. Sparta Industries will hire plant and warehouse operation, supervision and maintenance personnel at the new facility. The company will also be hiring for sales and administrative positions.
"We look forward to working closely with the community," said Sparta Industries chief financial officer Jeremy Meighan. "Together we can make a well-deserved economic impact on Milledgeville and the surrounding areas."
Sparta Industries founder and board chairman Walter Sommerman has overseen the construction of 32 plants, 24 of which are located in the U.S. Each of the 32 plants has been profitable since inception.
"Sparta will use an exciting new technology to produce insulation in Milledgeville," said Dr. Kenneth Hall, vice president of research and development for Sparta Industries. "The product will be more efficient and less costly while eliminating health and environmental issues."
Rheem Manufacturing previously occupied the facility but closed for business in 2007 during the economic downturn. The building remained vacant until Sparta Industries agreed to purchase the property.
"We've been waiting a long time to get someone back to work in this building," said Development Authority of the City of Milledgeville and Baldwin County Chairman Chat Daniel. "We are optimistic about a great future and partnership with Sparta Industries. This community is ready to assist them as they get up and running."
Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) project manager Wylly Harrison represented the Global Commerce division in partnership with the Development Authority of the City of Milledgeville and Baldwin County, Georgia Power, the Georgia Department of Labor, Georgia Quick Start and GC Financial Solutions, LLC.
"This has been an amazing opportunity to work with a group of brilliant people to bring both jobs and opportunity for a well-deserved area," said Tony and Crystal Gandy of GC Financial Solutions, LLC.
"This is a great win for Milledgeville and Georgia as a whole," said GDEcD Commissioner Chris Carr. "Sparta Industries is the kind of forward-looking and innovative company that Georgia's business-friendly environment is suited to support. We want to thank our partners at the local level for their diligence throughout this project, and we look forward to Sparta Industries' continued success as operations ramp up."
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Close to the Sun Review
It's impossible to play Close to the Sun and not have BioShock instantly flood your mind. From the typography and Art Deco design to the premise itself – a doomed vessel tearing itself apart at the seams rather than a doomed underwater utopia gone awry – everything about Storm in a Teacup's first-person horror, sans combat, whiffs of Irrational's deep sea, barnacle-encrusted classic.
Set aboard the Helios, a hulking, opulent ship created by Nikola Tesla, Close to the Sun wastes no time in engulfing you in narrative intrigue, the entrance to the ship emblazoned with the word 'QUARANTINE' in scarlet paint. Before you know it, you're wading through dismembered corpses and experiencing ghosts of the past going about their business: yellow spectres blissfully unaware of your presence. It all starts with a red trail that turns out to be spillage from a tin of paint, but from thereon out, you're in for blood and entrails. Almost anything can happen.
Why are you even here in the first place, then? You play as journalist Rose Archer, looking to track down and rescue her sister, Ada, a gifted research scientist stationed on the Helios working alongside Tesla himself. Guided by a mysterious chap called Aubrey over a radio and offered hints by Ada herself, there's an interesting interplay between Rose and her off-screen helpers, as you're gently nudged down the right path, which occasionally leads to an annoying chase sequence – one of the game's unfortunate downfalls.
If Close to the Sun's slow-burn exploration is adept at generating tension and deploying jump scares, the moments you're pursued and instructed to simply 'RUN!' manage to completely drain that tension. They're the least scary part of the game, as well as irritatingly trial and error, alleviated only by forgiving checkpoints that make failure a very temporary setback. Still, they're a minor misstep in a game that's otherwise rather effective at creating a quiet sense of dread.
The Helios is a cruise ship that harbours a multitude of stories in discarded notes and blueprints, or signs – like one to register for a shuffleboard competition or posters for the theatre's latest production (yes, the ship has a theatre). A massive seafaring vessel gilded and adorned with an obscene amount of marble, it's a wonder the Helios ever managed to float in the first place. Without exception, the game's environments are beautiful; opulent lobbies with floor-to-ceiling pillars and ornate theatres are stunning (and again, reminiscent of BioShock), but so too are rusted abandoned laboratories, engine rooms dominated by gigantic pistons and gears, and cavernous chambers housing huge Tesla coils crackling with blue electricity.
Light puzzling, finding keys to activate lifts and locked doors, and throwing switches are your main activities in Close to the Sun, when you're not admiring the scenery, or when you're not having a mild heart attack as you sight strategically placed bodies that cast eerie shadows on the walls, or grinding your teeth as something loud and ominous lurks around the next corner. Don't worry – maybe it's only a corpse's arm trapped in a broken automatic door, or perhaps it's that knife-wielding maniac or some other toothsome monster that you encountered earlier.
In its quieter moments, Close to the Sun is a smart, well-orchestrated survival horror game, but when it veers off-course, for a bout of sprinting away from a manic pursuer, it loses something. And while it's difficult not to compare Storm in a Teacup's game to BioShock, thanks to its Art Deco interiors and deftness in playing with your expectations, this has an identity all of its own. Ultimately, Close to the Sun is a very good, lovingly crafted adventure, slightly flawed in its execution, but its 4-5 hours prove memorable all the same.
A very competent, well-made survival horror adventure with clear BioShock inspirations, Close to the Sun is a smart and compelling game marred only by some ill-advised showing of naff monsters.
Strong voice performances and an excellent score conspire to make this an atmospheric and engaging survival horror adventure. Kudos too for shoehorning in a Die Hard reference.
A very attractive game with gleaming gold and marble environments; bloody, corroding corridors; and a very palpable sense that the Helios is a place that's seen some shit. It's hampered only by a chugging frame rate and stupid monsters.
A mite on the clunky side, interacting can be a tad woolly at times and Rose's movement is sluggish, perhaps deliberately so. Rubbish chase sequences are also an exercise in trial and error guesswork, but exploration is pleasurable. Until it gets scary.
An intriguing ten chapter storyline that proves compelling from beginning to end, Close to the Sun is fairly standard survival horror fare, with enjoyable exploration and no combat to muddy things. Shame about those crummy chase bits. Did we mention those?
Complete the game, find and gather all of the collectibles. Done. Oh, then complete the game in less than three hours without dying.


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Coastal conservation for 40 Mile on the horizon
February 01, 2019 / Press Release
40 Mile (Gnoorea) is a popular for nature-based camping, fishing, boating, four wheel driving and swimming.
A popular coastal recreation spot is set to benefit from foreshore enhancement works this camping season.
Residents and locals flock to 40 Mile (Gnoorea) for nature-based camping experiences, four wheel driving, fishing, boating and swimming.
Located 60km south south-west of Karratha, the 40 Mile area incorporates approximately 11km of coastline and is part of the determined Native Title area for the Yabrurara and Coastal Mardudhunera people.
The City will commence implementing foreshore enhancement works recommended by Council's adopted Gnoorea (40 Mile Beach) Foreshore Management Plan this year, after securing State Government funding.
The plan provides guidance to protect, maintain and enhance the environmental and cultural values of the 40 Mile reserve.
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development's Community Stewardship Grants Program allocated $97,000 to the City this month to improve campsites and rehabilitate vegetation and dunes, which have been impacted by uncontrolled access.
City of Karratha Mayor Peter Long said it was important to conserve the coastline, which played a big part in the lifestyle of many residents.
"Council is committed to improving the amenity of our foreshores, with works recently completed or underway in Karratha, Point Samson, Wickham and Dampier," Cr Long said.
"The City's application for funding was submitted in partnership with the Yabrurara and Coastal Mardudhunera Aboriginal Corporation (YACMAC) and the foreshore enhancement works will be carried out side-by-side with the Marduthani Rangers on-country."
The works are expected to be undertaken over the next three years, with the first stage coinciding with the designated camping season from May 1 to September 30.
The Gnoorea (40 Mile) Foreshore Management Plan is available to view online at http://www.karratha.wa.gov.au/foreshore-management-plans
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Home#EvictionsWatchVila Autódromo Under Pressure from City to Accept Resettlement Housing
Vila Autódromo Under Pressure from City to Accept Resettlement Housing
By Kate Steiker-Ginzberg • March 22, 2013
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"We are here today because the Prefeitura (City government) is putting psychological pressure [on the residents of Vila Autódromo]," explained Lucia Cerqueira, a representative of the Catholic Church community organizing group Pastoral de Favelas in Jacarepaguá. The Pastoral and others from a network that includes public defenders, housing rights organizations and journalists, responded to an urgent request on Monday, March 4th to mobilize in light of the "battalion" of city employees who have been ceaselessly going door-to-door attempting to convince residents to sign up for the "Parque Carioca" resettlement housing currently under construction.
Vila Autódromo is a community with a long history of resistance to arbitrary and unjust removal attempts, a struggle that brought about 99-year concession of use rights in 1994 from the State government. Now that the Olympic Park is going to be built nearby, the city government is hoping that glossy brochures will entice residents to move out. Although the City government characterizes the removal of Vila Autódromo as inevitable, Alexandre Mendes, a lawyer formerly in Rio's Public Defender's Office, explained that the community is "judicially secure" and that residents have no obligation to accept the government resettlement.
Canvassers tell residents they are simply there to perform a "social registry" of Vila Autódromo in order to register family and property information. Residents however view this as an intimidation tactic, intended to coerce families into accepting the resettlement housing with a limited understanding of their legal rights. The tone of these visits—which include personal questions and an intrusive survey of property—is that if residents don't take advantage of this resettlement "opportunity," they risk losing everything. As one resident explained sardonically, "it's good for you to leave, accept their game, or your house will be knocked down, your house will fall to the ground… accept their game or lose everything!"
For over a week, the Prefeitura sent dozens of city workers to Vila Autódromo, eagerly providing residents with the colorful pamphlets promoting the "Parque Carioca condominium," scheduled for completion in February 2014. They were trailed on Monday March 4th by a vocal group of residents and supporters, who informed families of the right to remain in their homes, if they so chose, and urging them not to sign any contract without complete information.
City employees refused to answer any questions about the purpose of their extended visit to the community. "Just wait for the boss, Pedro Paulo, he will answer your questions." On Thursday, federal congressman Pedro Paulo, dubbed "the right arm" of the deputy Mayor of Jacarepaguá, gruffly referred me to the communications department of the deputy Mayor. "I am not allowed to say anything," he told me.
Verbal altercations arose in several instances, as Prefeitura coordinators grew increasingly frustrated by the impromptu community resistance that was hampering their work. Inalva, an outspoken resident and one of the directors of the Residents' Association, followed city workers to each door and cheerfully encouraged people to build more floors on their home, raise their kids, and disregard the city's propaganda. City officials started shouting and getting increasingly defensive – "We are just talking here!" – and insisting on their own long-term relationships with residents – "I've known this man since I was young, isn't that true?"
Several minutes later, one of the city coordinators began insulting the consistently calm Inalva, ordering her to "go look for a tank to wash clothes!" As the altercation became more aggressive and less coherent, the coordinator started screaming at community organizers, calling Inalva a crazy woman and trying to justify the City's presence there.
Lucia of the Pastoral de Favelas, explained that the City often contracts unemployed people from other communities, not currently at risk of removal, in order to do the city's door-to-door work in Vila Autódromo, a tactic that damages attempts at mass mobilization. "In other words, they use the poor against the poor."
Furthermore, residents expressed several concerns about the "Parque Carioca" resettlement housing and the manipulative ways in which it is being advertised to the community. "I am not a victim," exclaimed an elderly resident of Vila Autódromo, referring to the patronizing manner in which the Prefeitura promotes the community's resettlement.
"Parque Carioca" housing is being pitched to the community through pamphlets showing stylized and glamorous apartments. The Prefeitura also took coachloads of Vila Autódromo residents to see a fully furnished and decorated model housing unit—"an apartment from a novela"— one onlooker remarked. In reality, Minha Casa, Minha Vida housing units are small (40 square meters for 2 bedrooms), impose numerous artificial rules and additional expenses on residents, and are infamous for poor construction and maintenance, not to mention depriving residents of the qualities of the community-based lifestyle many enjoy and benefit from.
Second, community organizers and lawyers are concerned about families signing a resettlement contract without full understanding of the complicated clauses and restrictions. For example, residents are prohibited to sell, rent or lend the housing unit for ten years; and the home can be taken away within a few months if families default on payments. Alexandre Mendes, who is currently providing legal assistance to the community, explained that the City government "disseminates that the person is going to receive a house with a title, and that the person is going to be the owner of that house, but this is not the truth."
Finally, residents are concerned about the expensive costs of the "Parque Carioca" condominiums. One resident, Tereza, estimates that the cost of amenities—gas, light, water—and condominium fees and maintenance—pool, volleyball court, soccer field, social area—could total around R$500-600 a month. Tereza alluded to an important contradiction in the process of resettlement: Those families in Vila Autódromo with more financial means and the ability to pay "Parque Carioca" costs would prefer to stay in homes they have invested in for years; in contrast, those families with fewer financial means are considering accepting the housing option, but will likely be unable to afford the costs and will risk defaulting.
Residents assert that the City wants the community to be relocated not because of the neighboring Olympic construction, but rather as a "troca de favores" (exchange of favors) between the Mayor and powerful real estate developers who will build luxury condominiums on the site as part of the "post-Games Legacy". Claudio Silva, a long-time resident and Physical Education teacher, explains solemnly that, to the developers, the continued presence of Vila Autódromo will devalue these investments. He argues that sport—"something that Cariocas love!"—should not bring about so much pain for these families. "We are not against mega-events, we are not against national development. We want the Olympics to happen and Rio de Janeiro to receive a lot of tourists. But the people shouldn't suffer [so much] for this… We are paying such a high price for an event that lasts so few days," he pressed.
Over the next few weeks, public defenders and community organizers are planning meetings and door-to-door visits in order to guarantee access to full information. They want residents to understand their legal right to remain in Vila Autódromo
and ensure they are not pressured by colorful pamphlets, complicated legal contracts, or the physical presence of the Prefeitura in their homes.
Another goal of the Vila Autódromo advocates is to strengthen and advocate the community's alternative upgrading plan, developed with planners and architects from Rio's two best known universities and which shows that, at approximately a third of the cost of relocation, the community's upgrading would save public funds and does not interfere with Olympic-related construction. With only 11 roads, most quite wide, large lots and generally well-built homes, the community's upgrading is economical. "We want to be part of the social legacy [of the Olympics]," Claudio explained as he and other residents called for development and investment in Vila Autódromo, as opposed to neglect or coercion of legal rights. "We want respect from the City as Brazilian citizens."
Community organizers know that they have the law on their side and are working to keep communication channels open so that things don't end in an intimidation game. Although it will be a long battle, it is one that residents have fought and won before.
"My dream is to stay here," said Tereza said with tears in her eyes. "I want to live in Vila Autodromo until the end of my days."
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Q: How can combine send_file() with another information (E.g., int) in 1 response using Flask My problem is I'm trying to send to client and image with another additional information using Python with Flask.
I tried to use send_file(), but the issue is I can only send the image only and I can't find other ways to send the additional information with it.
I also tried to combine the image and info into JSON, but it seems that send_file() can't be serialized as JSON
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Is there any way that I can receive an image with additional results within 1 request from client?

A: You can consider either of these approaches:

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*Set extra information as cookie.

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from base64 import b64encode
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SHIFT by Alyssa Shapland
Turning into the driveway of the farm, damp gravel crunches under the tyres, while kangaroos watch warily from the tree line. The chaos of the city has long been left behind, replaced with the contented chewing of cows and a chorus of birds predicting rain. It's so easy to slip back into old habits, like sinking toes into fresh soil, running barefoot towards the water. The river flows from under the small bridge at our boundary to the inlet out the back. Walking down there, the horizon is dotted with pelicans, sitting ruffled on sandy hills or salt-encrusted driftwood. There's a wildness out here. It's the sound of hard rain on a tin roof and the sizzle of the atmosphere during a summer storm. Many birthdays were spent huddled under blanket forts in our parents' bedroom, whispering rushed stories to my sister as the curtains cast lightning-shaped shadows on the carpet. The memories of this place are written into every old peppermint tree and my father's huge boot prints in the dirt.
The five-hour journey to Albany could be magical, when the headlights on dark winter nights flung shady spectres from the wing mirrors so tall that they danced on the car roof. Somehow over time, that magic was lost in the pursuit of a life elsewhere; the enchanting lights of the city and the tempting call of endless possibility. Each year, the pilgrimage back to the farm would come at Christmas, the car so full that it wallowed on the drive down. Possessions lovingly collected over the semesters would be unloaded into the bedroom, put in boxes that had been swiped from supermarkets and library discard sales. It was always jarring to come back; the hand-drawn 'I Can Do It' poster on the ceiling above the bed betraying the anxieties of the insecure teenage girl that I was claiming not to be anymore.
Before returning to the city, each box would be slid under the bed or stacked against the walls, collapsing under the weight of the memories in them. Classics textbooks, dictionaries and several well-thumbed translations of Dante's Inferno were herniating out of their cardboard prisons. Towers of university essays, tickets and photos had fallen over, fanning out on the floor. The memories housed in the bedroom had grown like parasitic plants, sucking the soul out of me and demanding to live again. They had been ignored too long, because their sentimental contents were a visceral punch that still had the power to really hurt.
Among the debris, there's the big, blue bag they put my clothes in when I went into surgery. It brings back sharply the cold, emptying fear of laying under the lights of an operating theatre, exposed and small. Five times in two years I awoke to the excruciating burn of a packed wound, holding in breath and willing the tears not to come. Also spread across the room are the tiny Italian dresses and summer shorts that only fit a body that was starving itself, whittling away with every meal that couldn't be digested. There are compression bandages, faded and stretched from near-constant wear. They carry the weight of sleepless hours and aching limbs. These are the surviving objects from that time. Others have been burned or thrown away because they hit too hard; shirts that still smelled like him and tickets to joint events, their edges curling and fraying in the heat of a bitter fire. On quiet, lonely nights, the wheels of his suitcase rattling away can still be heard in my memory, along with an echoing, anguished howl.
It seemed the evidence had been there the whole time; broken-hearted letters and photos from failed relationships had been mixed in with the box that contained a diagnosis of Crohn's Disease. Given they occurred together, I firmly believed back then that they must be related and the only possible conclusion was that my illness had made me unlovable and damaged. Without the clouding of so much pain and fear, it becomes clear that correlation and causation had become confused and that the story that I had been telling myself and everyone else was not only wrong, but unnecessarily sad. The collective experience in those boxes had become tarnished by one rotten memory, one hard year. It had eaten away at my ability to see that not everything had been so painful. There were also wrist bands from great concerts, tickets to the zoo and the museum, a folded musician's poster from the night I fell in love for the first time. Cards from long distance friends, essays with grades to be proud of, photos of me dancing across stages and filling my lungs with laughter.
Tears, anger, and a great deal of fighting spirit have gone into the construction of a new incarnation of myself, but they have been tempered by glowing joy, love and hope. In the collection of an emotional hoarder are the belongings of a girl that was oblivious to the fact that she would be hit by a chronic illness and heartbreak. It's okay to feel a pang of nostalgia for that ignorance and to sometimes wish that things were different. The strength that has emerged in building my life has taken a lot of fracturing and resetting. Hearts and dreams have been tested, but it's time to tell a new story. Ugliness and pain don't need to be hidden under the bed or packed into boxes where they cannot be reached. The reflective power of solitude means that I can now take those memories, hold them and be grateful for how they've shaped me.
Alyssa Shapland grew up on a farm near Albany and moved to Perth to study. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Italian and Archaeology from the University of Western Australia. She works at the Literature Centre in Fremantle, helping out with their Talented Young Writers' Programme. She was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease in 2016 and has become a passionate advocate for the chronic illness community. She has written about her experiences for The Mighty and Girls with Guts.
Copyright © 2020 Alyssa Shapland.
HOPE AND MOTIVATION WHILE WRITING by Jasmin McGaughey
'I want to write my own love letter to my heritage, to show that First Nations girls, Torres Strait Islander girls and African Australian girls, can be in fiction and have adventures and be very important to Australian literature on a whole.'
WRITING IN BLACK by Jannali Jones
'I set about writing what I thought people wanted to read about; a certain 'Aboriginal' experience that was expected from an Indigenous author.'
DEAR BARCELONA by Emily Siggs
'I learnt how to be lonely again, and how to be good company to myself; how to notice, how to try and enjoy every moment of solitude and bustling city noise.'
I RAN (DRUNK, AT NIGHT) by Andrew Roff
'I'm in a nice, safe part of town, and anyway I'm a young man and my prefrontal cortex hasn't quite finished developing, and I'm fast, so I have absolutely no fear of being assaulted.'
RECIPE FOR RHYTHM by Josephine Clarke
QORBAN'S STORY by Phil Sparrow


Coop and Diane head off into the sunset together.
Except it's never that simple, is it?
Past dictates future in a major way like never before for Agent Dale Cooper, freshly out of his coma.
Andy's transported to that space beyond the Black Lodge, where he meets a man named the Fireman.
James hears a co-worker's wild story about a cyclone in the sky.
Things in the world of Dougie Coop Jones are getting more complicated daily. And more dangerous.
Agent Preston is inducted into the Blue Rose Task Force. In Twin Peaks, Sheriff Truman investigates Richard Horne.
Gordon and Albert find more involving Mjr. Briggs. Meanwhile in Las Vegas, Dougie-Coop is brought to a meeting with the Mitchum brothers.
The Mitchum brothers find out more about Dougie Jones. In Twin Peaks, Richard Horne's committing horrible acts.


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WWF All-American Wrestling – March 10, 1985
- Hosted by "Mean" Gene Okerlund from the WWF production command center.
"Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff (w/ Bobby Heenan) vs. Ron Hutchinson:
From the March 2nd episode of All-Star Wrestling. Interesting that Heenan was Orndorff's manager but if you watch WrestleMania in a bubble, you wouldn't have any clue about their relationship. Heenan has a stretcher in hand, so expect the jobber to take a beating. The crowd gets on Orndorff's case with a chant of "Paula." Orndorff quickly picks the leg of Hutchinson and hammers on him with rights. Orndorff with a slam, followed by a jumping knee drop across the chest. Whip and Orndorff with an elbow. Hutchinson gets tossed out of the ring, and I'd like to point out there's no padding at ringside. Heenan feeds Hutchinson back into the ring. Whip and Orndorff with a clothesline. Piledriver finishes at 2:19. Hutchinson over-sells it, almost kicking out. Post-match, Orndorff with a second Piledriver. "That's called icing on the cake." Jesse Ventura warns Mr. T that he needs to watch out for Orndorff. Orndorff grabs the ringside microphone and says that's what'll happen to Hulk Hogan and Mr. T when he's done with them.
- Lord Alfred Hayes is standing by with the WWF Update. Today's subject is Andre the Giant. He's been a recent victim of a humiliating hair-cut. We see highlights of Andre showing up a ringside before a match of Big John Studd and making his presence felt. Studd taunts him with money that he can't be slammed. Andre will get his chance to slam John Studd for $15,000. AT WRESTLEMANIA.
Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart (w/ Jimmy Hart) vs. Jim Powers:
From the March 2nd episode of Championship Wrestling. Just like that, Anvil is transitioned from Mr. Fuji to Jimmy Hart. Honestly, Neidhart is better off, he really seemed miscast with Fuji as his manager. Lockup, Powers grabs the arm but Neidhart tosses him. Rita Marie is the referee for the match, for those wondering. Neidhart works the arm with a wrist-lock. Powers escapes, using a mule kick to break Neidhart's grip. Whip to the ropes, Neidhart catches a body press and hangs him up across the top rope. Neidhart with a series of clubbing forearms, then tosses Powers out of the ring. Neidhart follows, slamming Powers on the concrete. Neidhart brings Powers back in with a suplex. Powers surprises Neidhart with a dropkick. Whip to the corner is reversed and Neidhart finishes with a Power-Slam at 3:25. How weird is it I've seen squash matches featuring Jim Neidhart and Jim Powers that span a full decade (1985, 1987, and 1994) in the WWF, with the two men always in the same role.
- Special Interview with The Fabulous Moolah and NEW Ladies Champion, Leilani Kai. Moolah says she's as proud for Leilani as she was winning the title herself. WrestleMania is coming, and Moolah hopes she gets her hands around the neck of Cyndi Lauper. She rambles long enough that the segment just ends with her mid-sentence. I think they're trying to sell Leilani Kai vs. Wendi Richter in a rematch for WrestleMania, but the segment was poorly produced, regardless of how short it was.
"Quick Draw" Rick McGraw vs. Moondog Spot:
Taped from Madison Square Garden on February 18th and Joined in Progress with McGraw working the arm of Spot. Jesus, McGraw's physique looks a little too much for him to comfortably move around. Whip to the ropes and McGraw with a shoulder tackle. Crisscross and McGraw with a body press for two before going back to the arm-bar. Spot escapes but misses an elbow drop, McGraw with a dropkick and arm drag, then back to working the arm. Spot with a pair of rights. McGraw catches him off the ropes with a slam and returns fire with forearms. Spot takes advantage of Quick Draw going to the arm once too often, countering with an inverted atomic drop. Whip and a sunset flip is blocked by the Moondog. Spot grabs a rear chin-lock to slow things down. McGraw fights back to his feet and unloads with a series of rights and lefts. Spot cuts the comeback short with a heel kick and knees across the chest. Spot with a shoulder breaker for two. Flying forearm smash for another two-count. Knee lift for two. McGraw with elbows to break out of a chin-lock. They botch something and Spot makes up for it with a back breaker that no doubt inspired Roderick Strong. Gene quips on Spot "If I had that much hair, I'd groom it properly." HOT TAKE, GENE. Spot grows tired of the chin-lock and tosses McGraw to the floor. Spot follows, slamming McGraw face-first into the guardrail. McGraw with shoulders to the midsection. Spot cuts him off again, hanging him across the top rope. Spot misses a charge into the corner, allowing McGraw to make his comeback. He traps Spot in the ropes (a.k.a. the "Andre Special") and unloads with rights. McGraw with a suplex for two (with a LONG pause from the referee at two, to the point it's called out by Okerlund and Monsoon). Whip and a back drop for two. Sloppy small package for two. Slam for two. McGraw with a forearm and headbutt for two. Spot rolls out of a back slide and connects with a stomach buster for two. SPOT goes to the top rope, but McGraw slams him down. He covers, but the bell rings for the time limit draw at 12:57 (shown). Surprisingly solid match, even with the obvious pacing for the time limit. **1/2
- From the set of Piper's Pit, it's the Hot Rod himself, along with Mr. Wonderful and Bob Orton. They scoff at the idea of Hulk Hogan and Mr. T thinking that three weeks is enough time to train for a match with them. Piper says they've been training in the swamps and Orton busted his arm for them. Piper says they aren't cartoon characters on Saturday afternoon, they're real men from prime-time. He says they'll take a life and not think twice about it. Harsh?
- Hulk Hogan and Mr. T are on location training for WrestleMania. Mr. T says he needs one more taco in him as he's there to see his amigos. They're going to Venice Beach to do some hangin' and bangin'. Hogan tells him this is his last taco. After they're done doing the Hulk's thing, they're going to where T trains to get mean. Sadly, a montage set to "Easy Lover" is cut as we go to Hogan cutting a promo about Mr. T teaching him how to street fight. Mr. T calls what they're going to prepare for guerilla warfare and the combat zone. Hogan says he needed the "baddest" dude in the world to be his partner, and that's Mr. T. More training, including both men doing squats with the other on their backs, lifting weights, and jogging. Then we get MORE training with "Eye of the Tiger" playing as they work out in a Boxing ring. Am I watching the hype for WrestleMania or the deleted scenes of Rocky III? Hogan tells T he has to open his hand a little, but if the referee isn't looking, gives him a wink and a nod about fighting dirty if it comes to it. Hogan says he's got a special surprise for T, and he slaps a picture of Piper on the punching bag for T to beat on and tear apart with his teeth. Hogan says "they're going to eat their lunch" and tears a piece off for himself.
- Bobby Heenan and Big John Studd are standing by with a fistful of cash and a bag of hair clippings. They say Andre the Giant has no chance of slamming Studd at WrestleMania. Studd promises to slam Andre himself, and that'll be the end of the legend that is Andre.
- Gene Okerlund is standing by with comments from Wendi Richter and Cyndi Lauper. The contract is signed for WrestleMania. Lauper says Moolah knows the only way to beat Wendi is to beat her 2-on-1. She took advantage of Cyndi at ringside, but they promise the same won't happen at WrestleMania. Cyndi says she's going to dance all over Leilani Kai and Lauper promises to have surprises for Moolah in her pocket book. "Shmoolah" might be the worst insult I've ever heard.
Final Thoughts: We're missing about 6-minutes of content this week, but it looks like we hit all the major points for the week. The hype for WrestleMania is real, with a lot of emphasis on the Main Event featuring Hulk, Mr. T, Piper, and Orndorff, as well as hype for other prominent matches like Andre vs. Studd (which, based on the Studd promo, didn't exclusively state was a Slam Challenge) and a rematch for the Women's Championship. Spot vs. McGraw wasn't exclusively taped for All-American, but was a surprisingly decent match to pad the run time of the program.


Last I wrote to you I had expressed that within the month I was coming to a crossroad. One path leading me towards continued security and stability and the other, one of uncertainty and risk. After much reflection, weighing the pro's and con's of each decision and talking with those whom I trust, I made the decision to continue on the path of security and stability….for now.
Does this mean I have failed in achieving my goals? Absolutely not. It simply means I recognize I am not yet where I need to be and that it wouldn't be wise to "run when just learning to walk".
I admit, I am disappointed that I'm not quite ready to quit my job and pursue my business full-time but that responsibility lies 100% on my shoulders. However, rather than placing blame and judging myself harshly for all that I didn't do these last 5 months, I choose to be empowered by this responsibility knowing that I, at any time, can hop in the driver's seat and change the course (which I'm going to do).
One of the barriers that has gotten in the way is fear. You might be thinking, "but Kelly, you've written many a newsletter sharing ideas on how to avoid giving in to such a thing!" And yes, you are right but I too am human and imperfect and always learning.
1. The only true failure occurs when giving up on what's most important OR giving 50% (like I have been doing) and expecting things to work out. Unfortunately, we reap what we sow and my 50% effort will only yield 50% results. Of course, there never is a guarantee that giving it my all will = success BUT if I don't achieve my goal knowing I gave 100%, I can still walk away feeling proud of what I tried to accomplish. And if nothing else, I will have a better understanding of what doesn't work and try again.
2. Reminding myself WHY this is important to me alleviates the fear and anxiety of failure. Yes, I have BIG goals of what I want my future to look like but ultimately, I genuinely want to help others who share similar difficulties as I have and get them through it. The more I focus on failure, the less I'll be able to help those in need. I can't live in fear and faith simultaneously so why not choose faith?
3. I am giving myself permission to not have all of the answers. One of my beliefs that pops up from time to time (and one that I'm trying to shed) is the need to be perfect. In all reality, no one is perfect and if one was, no one could really relate to that. It was once explained to me, "you don't have to have it all figured out in order to help another. You just have to be further down the path than they are." I am ever-changing and always learning and that is 100% enough.
So if you are working towards a goal and find yourself giving into fear or resistance, be open to the possibility of failure (AKA learning opportunities), stay focused on your WHY and choose faith. Lastly, be kind to yourself and allow yourself to be imperfect. We've got this!


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2 November 1541 – The beginning of the end for Queen Catherine Howard
Posted By Claire on November 2, 2017
On All Souls' Day 1541, Catherine Howard, niece of Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, and cousin of the late Queen Anne Boleyn, had been queen for just 15 months. She had married Henry VIII as his fifth wife on 28th July 1540, following the annulment of his six month marriage to Anne of Cleves, and the couple appeared to be happy. The young, vivacious Catherine seemed to have restored the king's youth and his joy in life, little did either of them know that everything was just about to change.
The royal couple had returned to Hampton Court Palace from a four-month-long progress to the north of England on 30th October 1541. Although James V of Scotland had stood up the king in York, the trip had been successful in demonstrating Henry VIII's authority to the north, a part of the country that had rebelled against him in late 1536 and early 1537, and had been an opportunity for Henry to humiliate his northern subjects and demands displays of submission from them. The king must have been fairly pleased with the progress.
Henry was also pleased with his wife. On All Saints' Day, 1st November 1541, the king had directed the Bishop of Lincoln at mass "to make prayer and give thanks with him for the good life he led and hoped to [lead with her] […]". However, his joy and thankfulness was to be shortlived, for on 2nd November 1541, as the king arrived for mass in the Holy Day Closet at Hampton Court Palace, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer gave him a letter. The archbishop asked the king to read it in private, for it concerned a matter that he "had not the heart to tell it by word of mouth". The letter outlined allegations that had been made by John Lassells, brother of Mary Hall, who'd been a member of the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk's household with Catherine Howard. Mary had told her brother things about Catherine's past, information that Lassells felt needed to be passed on to the king's council.
A report from the king's council to William Paget, the English ambassador in France, gives details about Lassells' claims:
"Are commanded to signify to him a most miserable case lately revealed. The King, on sentence given of the [invalidity] of his marriage with Anne of Cleves, being solicited by his Council to marry again, took to wife Katharine, daughter to the late lord Edmund Howard, thinking [now in his old] age to have obtained [a jewel] for womanhood, But this joy is turned to [extreme sorrow; for] after receiving his Maker on [All Hallows Day last] and directing the bp. of Lincoln, his [ghostly father], to make prayer and give thanks with him for the good life he led and hoped to [lead with her], on All Souls Day at mass the abp. [of Canterbury] having heard that she was not a woman of [such purity] as was esteemed, sorrowfully revealed it to the King, and how it came to his knowledge.
While the King was in his progress, one John [Lossels] came to the Abp. and told him that he had been with a sister of his, married, in [Sussex], who had been servant with the old duchess of [Norfolk] who brought up the said Katharine, and he had recommended her to sue for service with [the Queen]. She said she would not, but [was very sorry for the Queen]. "Why? quoth Lossels. Marry, quoth she, for she is [light, both in living] and conditions. How so? quoth Lossels." [She replied] that one Fras. Derham had lain in bed[with her, in his doublet] and hose, between the sheets an hundr[ed nights], and a maid in the house had said she would lie no longer with her because [she knew not what ma]trimony was. Moreover [one] Mannock, a servant of the [Duchess, knew a] privy mark on her body. The Abp., being much perplexed, consulted the lord Chancellor and the [earl of Hertford], and by their advice reported the matter to the King in writing, as he had not the heart to tell it by word of mouth."
The king didn't believe these claims about his wife's past, he believed "the matter forged", but ordered a full investigation into the matter. Lassells and his sister were to be examined by William Fitzwilliam, Earl of Southampton and Lord Privy Seal, while Thomas Wriothesley, one of the king's principal secretaries, was to examine Henry Manox, Catherine's former music tutor, and to apprehend Francis Dereham "on a pretence of piracy". The king must have hoped that this was all a storm in a teacup, tall tales and gossip, but Southampton and Wriothesley were to bring him bad news:
"Wriothesley found from Mannock's confession that he used to feel the [secret parts] of her body before Derrham [was familiar] with her; and Derrham confessed that he had k[nown her car]nally many times, both in his doublet and [hose between] the sheets and in naked bed, alleging three women [as witnesses]."
Henry VIII was heartbroken:
"On learning this the King's heart was pierced with pe[nsiveness, so that it was long] before he could [utter his sorrow]; "and finally, with plenty [of tears, (which was strange] in his courage), opened the same."
The report goes on to say that "[Katharine was spoken] to by the abp. of [Canterbury, the lord] Chancellor, the duke of Norfolk, [the lord Great Chamberlain], and the bp. of [Winchester]. She at first constantly denied it, but at last disclosed everything [to the abp.] of Canterbury, who took her confession [in writing] subscribed by her hand. Then [the rest of the witnesses], eight or nine men and women, were examined, and agreed in one [tale]."
Just over a month later, after it had come out that the queen had also been having secret meetings with Thomas Culpeper, a gentleman of the king's privy chamber, the king's grief had turned to anger and hatred. Charles de Marillac, the French ambassador, reported:
"this King has changed his love for the Queen into hatred, and taken such grief at being deceived that of late it was thought he had gone mad, for he called for a sword to slay her he had loved so much. Sitting in Council he suddenly called for horses without saving where he would go. Sometimes he said irrelevantly (hors de propoz) that that wicked woman had never such delight in her incontinency as she should have torture in her death. And finally he took to tears regretting his ill luck in meeting with such ill-conditioned wives, and blaming his Council for this last mischief."
Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpeper were executed for treason at Tyburn on 10th December 1541. Catherine, and her lady, Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford, were executed at the Tower of London on 13th February 1542.
Notes and Sources
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 16, 1540-1541, ed. James Gairdner and R H Brodie (London, 1898), pp. 613-629, 1334. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/letters-papers-hen8/vol16/pp613-629 [accessed 13 October 2016].
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 16, 1540-1541, ed. James Gairdner and R H Brodie (London, 1898), pp. 660-671. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/letters-papers-hen8/vol16/pp660-671 [accessed 2 November 2017].
2 November 1541 – The Beginning of the End for Catherine Howard 6 November 1541 – Henry VIII abandons his queen 7 November 1541 – Queen Catherine Howard is in trouble 11 November 1541 – Queen Catherine Howard's Move to Syon House 8 November 1541 – Archbishop Cranmer Interrogates Queen Catherine Howard 2 November 1541 – Henry VIII finds out about Catherine Howard's colourful past
Categories: Six Wives
Tags: All Souls' Day 1541, Archbishop Cranmer's letter to Henry VIII, Catherine Howard's past, Francis Dereham, Henry Mannox, Henry Manox, John Lascelles, John Lassells, Mary Hall, Mary Lascelles, Mary Lassells
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Thanks, Derek. Really. You make learning fun. Always a pleasure.
You have some crazy amazing content! No words to describe how helpful all of your video's are!
First off, while following the Helsinki Java MOOC i decided to suplement that with your video's but i noticed that in this one you go over concepts very briefly.
Second, i saw you posted new JavaEE video's (god bless you for that!) , so is it still okay to watch and follow the Applets, Servlets, JSP,… videos from your original tutorial series or better not?
can someone explain why the output in 39:06 "System.out.println(iL1.indexOf(4));" is 7?
I think the initial setup was not necessary, as it may put off people who are new to Java before they start. Another good idea is to use jshell for initial few statements, like println and arithmetic operations before using an IDE. Nevertheless, I have learnt a lot from your previous Java tutorials series. Thank you.
I am waiting eagerly for your JavaFX tutorials, but I would suggest not to do Java Web Start as it is not supported any more.
THIS is such a public service. I watch Derek's videos to get the low down an any language. Always concise.
Thanks for the vid! Can you cover sockets? Or just more networking based topics using java.
video finished waiting for part 2!
gt8 work man but I hope u can teach how to do it from scratch, like without using an IDE cause an IDE basically setup stuff for u like packages and stuff (thanks to u I learn this). But I'd like to see a more barebones approach towards just executing java compiling and stuff. Thank you for your hard work.
Wow! Just found in your Patreon feed that you already have made tutorials for Clojure and Kotlin, and Scala! Fantastic! All JVM languages are covered!
Why don't you put links to them in this video description?
I wonder at 29:37 if there any difference in how you write "int a1" and below "int a3".
Seems there is no difference at all where to put brackets – after type or after var name?
An excellently compiled tutorial on Java!!
Absolutely loved the video, It will probably hard for someone new to JAVA to digest everything but definitely a great refresher when you already know the language!
You, Sir, are amazing, this video was very helpful! Do you still plan on making a supplement video that contains regular expressions, JavaFX, and everything else you didn't have enough time to cover?
This is so beautiful I almost cried. I wish I was joking but for high school CS (any for that matter) this is a goldmine… God bless this man.


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House Republicans accused unionized federal workers Thursday of abusing a law that allows them to take paid time off to attend labor-management meetings and address workforce issues outside their regular jobs.
The House report was published just days after the Office of Personnel Management raised similar concerns about unionized civil servants.
In a survey, a panel of the House Oversight Committee found that more than 12,500 employees took advantage of legally sanctioned time off, known as "official time," for labor-related activities such as worker disputes, whistleblowing and collective bargaining.
The Department of Veterans Affairs was among the worst offenders, the House panel said. There, 472 employees spent 100 percent of their working hours on labor-management-related business in fiscal 2017, according to the GOP report. Those employees included a VA nurse anesthetist and dentist who each made more than $190,000 a year.
That conclusion echoed the findings of an OPM biennial report on official time, which OPM Director Jeff Pon labeled as "Taxpayer Funded Union Time within the Federal Government." Pon estimated that the taxpayer cost of employees using official time was up nearly 7.6 percent, to $174.8 million, in fiscal 2016 from two years earlier.
Democrats and unions challenged those conclusions, calling them part of a broader assault against career civil servants led by President Donald Trump, who has accused the "deep state" of thwarting his policy agenda.
Pon has called for revising civil service laws, including changes to official time and a $143.5 billion rollback of pension benefits. An OPM spokeswoman denied rumors of civil service layoffs, saying "there are no high-level" discussions about a reduction in the federal workforce.
But change already is happening at the agency level. In March, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos unilaterally imposed a new contract on the agency's nearly 4,000 unionized employees, prompting AFGE to file a complaint to the Federal Labor Relations Authority.
DeVos and Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue also have limited employee telework, turning back an Obama-era expansion of such benefits, which were billed as a way to attract and retain employees.
Meanwhile, worker complaints to the FLRA are piling up. The agency has been without a presidentially appointed general counsel since November, a vacancy that has prevented cases from being prosecuted even as rank-and-file investigators continue to refer worker complaints to the FLRA.
President Barack Obama experienced a similar backlog in 2010 after the labor authority went without a top lawyer for 17 months, resulting in more than 340 deferred cases.


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Santa Cruz County boosting mental health,…
Santa Cruz County boosting mental health, substance abuse services
Shaina Zura is Santa Cruz County's new chief of substance use disorder services. (Jondi Gumz -- Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Ellen Timberlake, Santa Cruz County director of human services, provided details Wednesday on the new $350,000 Thrive by Three initiative. (Jondi Gumz -- Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Bob Campbell, director of the Foster Grandparent Program, which is under the umbrella of the Seniors Council in Aptos, will seek other funding sources when his one-year $15,000 county allocation runs out. (Jondi Gumz -- Santa Cuz Sentinel)
By Jondi Gumz | Santa Cruz Sentinel
SANTA CRUZ >> In the midst of uncertainty about future federal funding for their $717 million budget, Santa Cruz County supervisors got good news from their own health care staff Wednesday about expanding mental health and substance abuse services.
Giang Nguyen, who oversees the Health Services Agency, and Erik Riera, director of mental health and substance abuse services, listed several improvements that have been made or are on the way: • Two mental health specialists will be hired for the mobile emergency response team with weekend hours and nights.
• Much-needed vacancies for psychiatrists, doctors and nurse practitioners have been filled, though some openings remain.
• A pilot program with Stanford will bring six doctors into county clinics for a six-month medical residency.
• A dozen county clinicians are trained to provide medication-assisted treatment to people addicted to opioid painkillers.
• With an estimated 20,000 county residents experiencing substance use disorder, the county plans to double the 1,500 existing treatment beds via Medi-Cal expansion.
• A new chief of substance use disorder services, Shaina Zura, started June 1.
• So far, 19 first-time mothers are in the new Nurse-Family Partnership program, which started in May to help new moms get prenatal care and have healthier babies.
A budget of $146 million and staffing of around 550 positions are proposed for health services next year, with more than half the jobs devoted to behavioral health.
Nguyen said the county's Behavioral Health Center serves 3,000 people a year and primary care clinics now serve people with mild to moderate mental health conditions.
Riera said a grant from Central California Alliance for Health helped recruit psychiatrists, with six of 11 vacancies filled.
All three openings for nurse-practitioners are filled, he said, and the clinics, which needed three doctors and four nurse-practitioners, now needs just one of each.
The human services department, which will have a budget of $126 million and staffing of 598 positions, helps about 91,000 people a year, intervening when children or elders are abused or neglected, checking food stamp eligibility, serving veterans, overseeing in-home supportive services and job training.
Because of funding constraints, some 39 positions will not be filled, and people applying for food stamps will have longer waits, director Ellen Timberlake said.
Timberlake gave details on the new $350,000 Thrive by Three fund, an initiative launched by the supervisors to reduce the rates of child maltreatment and babies and toddlers in foster care and increase the percentage of young mothers getting first-trimester prenatal care.
Home visits with supportive services were the top priority for two dozen nonprofit representatives working on Thrive by Three.
The supervisors confirmed support for the new "core investment" approach to funding services by nonprofits for $4.32 million for the next three years.
Supervisor Greg Caput pushed for $15,000 for the Foster Grandparent program, which provides mentors to school children. He got agreement for one year of funding, which Foster Grandparent Program director Bob Campbell said would leverage $150,000 in federal funds.
Vacant positions in county mental health and clinics have been filled but a few remain open.
Mental health Was Now
Psychiatrists 11 5
Nurse practitioners 3 0
Clinics Was Now
Physicians 3 1
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'Blade Runner' Sequel Has A Director
By Gary Garrison @GJVGarrison on February 27, 2015
Over the past 30 years Blade Runner has done nothing but grow into its current mythological size following its release in 1982. And while the fan base has been constant, the notorious tinkerer that is Ridley Scott has not left it alone, releasing several director's cuts (each apparently being more director's cut-y, and a little less or a little more vague–depending on the cut), and talked endlessly about a sequel; even going so far as to postulate about the logic behind Rick Deckard's (Harrison Ford, who is already on board to return) inevitable aging.
For years Scott's talk has been just that: talk. But the sequel is finally coming together. To make it a bit more official Denis Villeneuve has now signed on to direct (a role many thought Scott would reprise). And, admittedly, Villeneuve is quite possibly the most surprising and satisfying choices possible for the gig. (Who are we kidding? We gave the press release a round of applause!)
Villeneuve came out swinging for American audiences with his Best Foreign Picture Oscar, Incendies. But it was his 2013 one, two punch of Enemy and Prisoners that solidified his presence in our hearts. And it's Enemy, the Jake Gyllenhaal (x2) starring film about a man who meets his perfect doppelgänger and watches his life come apart as a result, that so clearly proves Villeneuve is the right man for the job–assuming, of course, that the sequel is permitted to remain the dark and existential film that it must be to follow up Blade Runner and fit in Villeneuve's oeuvre.
So, while there are a lot of unanswered questions (what will happen to Villeneuve's other awesome projects he's got in the pipeline? who will join Ford in the cast?), and filming won't begin for a full year, this is definitely news to get excited about! Put this one on 2017's must see list.
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