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Joseph Ganim celebrates after winning the election as Bridgeport's new mayor at Testo's Restaurant in Bridgeport, Conn. on Tuesday, November 3, 2015.
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Security Systems News' TechSec Solutions conference went very well this year—everything from the educational sessions to the weather. A highlight of the conference was having "20 under 40" Class of 2015 award winners in attendance. Eleven honorees from the integrators' class and six honorees from the end users joined us in Delray Beach, Fla. Included here are photos from the reception. You can find the complete collection of integrator profiles here, and the list of end user profiles here.
Above are the "20 under 40" integrators, from left: Monitronics' Barbara Holliday, CONTAVA's Scott Ranger, Protection 1's Matt Cooper, Advance Technology's Rob Simopoulos, Northland Controls' Henry Hoyne, Tech Systems' Andy Chambers, Security Equipment's Matt Vellek, Diebold's Josh Long, Femac Security's Corey Hendrix, Wayne Alarm Systems' Shawn Crocker, Per Mar Security Services' Brian Duffy, and SSN's Martha Entwistle and Spencer Ives.
The photo on the left is the six end users who joined us, from left: Western Kentucky University's Jeppie Sumpter, Beth-Israel Deaconess Hospital's Christopher C. Moore, Marvel Studios' Matthew Slatoff, City of Windsor's Mike Cholubko, Mercedes-Benz Superdome's Ross Bourgeois, and Comcast's Reggy Timothee.
Thanks to all of our attendees this year, and another congratulations to all of our 2015 "20 under 40" winners.


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The Voith-Arena is home to German football side 1. FC Heidenheim. The original stadium, the first in southern Heidenheim, was built back in the '70s but has since been replaced.
The Albstadion, as it was named then, featured no seating or stands at first but was modernised gradually after construction had finished.
Some visiting teams struggled here in the unique atmosphere, the ground being Germany's second-highest at nearly 2,000 feet above sea level, and when 1. FC Heidenheim gained promotion to the country's third tier it was clear the ground wasn't fit for purpose.
By 2010 the arena as we know it now was taking shape, with the south bank extended and stands built on all other sides.
Between 2013 and 2015 more modernisations were implemented with the current 15,000 capacity reached to achieve the minimum requirement of the 2. Bundesliga, to which the home side was promoted.
As part of the club's constant progression, in 2015 solar panels were also added to all sides of this arena by which time the owners, the City of Heidenheim an der Brenz, had spent more than €20million to achieve their goals.
Voith-Arena Facts and Figures
A relatively new stadium anyway, the Voith-Arena has been significantly updated and while not particularly imposing is impressive in its own way. These are the key stats and facts about Heidenheim's home.
Opened: 1972 (original stadium), 2010 for the new building
Renovated: 2013 and 2015
Capacity: 15,000. 5,905 fans are seated here, 1,000 seats are available for business customers with the remainder all housed in terraces for 1. FC Heidenheim's home games.
Record Attendance: 15,000
Pitch: to keep wear and tear to a minimum, the pitch here is a hybrid grass surface. The dimensions of the pitch are the modern standard 105 metres by 68 metres.
Stands: this red-clad stadium joins all the way around, leaving no gaps. To the north is the Traub Haupttribüne, featuring above the normal seating the Sparkassen Business-Club.
Running along the opposite side of the pitch is the Südtribüne or 'South Bank', while behind each goal stands the Osttribüne (east) and the Westtribüne. The west bank also houses the Familenblock, i.e. the family area.
Memorable Games at the Voith-Arena
This arena, in its various guises, has seen its share of action but the highest quality games have all taken place in very recent times since Heidenheim reached the second tier.
These two league games in the 2. Bundesliga is among the most entertaining the stadium has hosted in its short history.
1. FC Heidenheim 4-3 Union Berlin
2017-2018 was a season of expectation for this club. The Voith-Arena having seen pre-season friendly victories with scores of 8-0, 17-0, 15-0, 18-0 and 23-0 no less!
While Heidenheim's 2. Bundesliga opposition was of course very different, they were clearly up for it. With big name teams like Union Berlin coming to town, the 12,000 strong crowds were particularly vociferous.
This was a brilliantly topsy-turvy game. The deadlock wasn't broken until a minute before half-time when Arne Feick scored, and many were expecting a tense second-half.
A John Verhoek goal on 61 minutes eased the nerves, but a Polter goal for Union Berlin on 63 and Marc Schnatterer goal for the home side on 66 meant a crazy few minutes had escalated things to an unexpected 3-1.
Moments later, the teams shared another three goals in 3 minutes as Skrzubski goals for Union sandwiched another Verhoek strike to make it 4-3 in an extraordinary affair.
1. FC Heidenheim 4-0 Hannover 96
By November 2019, Heidenheim was a well-established 2. Bundesliga side with this unique stadium a regular sight on TV. When major side Hannover 96 came to town, the visitors were favourites but the home side put in a sparkling display to knock them over.
A third-minute goal by Tim Kleindienst set the tone, and despite going in just 1-0 up at the break it was clear Heidenheim were on their game. They began the second half the same way they had the first, with Kleindiesnt scoring again and when Hannover had a man sent off the game was up.
Heidenheim completely dominated from that point, Marc Schnatterer netting a penalty and Sebastian Griesbeck adding a fourth on a perfect day for the home faithful.
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TSG 1899 Hoffenheim is a football club that is found in Hoffenheim, which is in the municipality of Sinsheim in Baden-Wurttemberg. It was started as the name suggests in 1899, originally being a gymnastics club. It was in 1945 that the club became what it is today. The football club was only in the fifth…
Granted, the teams playing in Trinidad & Tobago aren't at the level of Bayern Munich or Real Madrid. But whenever a match kicks off, it presents us with a potential betting opportunity. That remains the case here. Sitting within the CONCACAF confederation, Trinidad & Tobago's top tier league is the TT Pro League. It's been…
Birmingham City FC was started in 1875 and it currently plays in the English Championship. The club plays its home games at St Andrew's and its nickname is the 'Blues' after the colour of its home kit. One of the clubs main rivals is Aston Villa, with many fierce derby days taking place over the…


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Up in Northern California, meanwhile, longtime fans at Lincoln of Stockton are remembering one of the best football players, and perhaps the best all-around athlete, the school has ever had.
Jeff Russell, just 41, died over the weekend in Houston from a form of cancer he had been battling for two years. Russell didn't make in the NFL, but played in the AFL, XFL and indoors. He also was a former GM of the Utah Blaze.
Former Lincoln coach Jim Rubiales told the Stockton Record he thought Russell, who graduated in 1987, was the school's top all-around athlete. He also starred in basketball and baseball and was a top kicker in football. In addition, Russell stood out at the University of the Pacific, finishing up one year before that football program was discontinued.
We saw him in several games during those years. If he was just a little bit taller and weighed about 15 to 20 pounds more, he would have been in the NFL for sure. As a leader, Russell had many of the same qualities of a safety who did make it in the NFL, the late Pat Tillman.
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Could casual employment be a thing of the past?
Tony Yoo
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Leader of the Opposition Bill Shorten eats a sausage sandwich at Strathfield North Public School polling booth as part of the 2016 Election Day in Sydney, Saturday, July 2, 2016. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas)
Opposition leader Bill Shorten will reveal a Labor government would grant 2.6 million casual workers in Australia the right to ask for a permanent position after 12 months.
The pitch was announced Wednesday as the federal election campaign rolls on.
"Too many Australians are employed as casuals with no clear prospect of a permanent position and endless job insecurity," he said.
"Too often, long-term casual work is used as a mechanism to pay workers less, deprive them of leave, and make them easier to sack."
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The proposed legislation would see casual workers employed with the same company for 12 months be allowed to request a permanent part-time or full-time position.
The employee would then have the right to challenge if the request is "unreasonably" denied.
According to Shorten, 59 per cent of casuals have been with their employer for more than 12 months and 192,000 have been working at the same place for more than 10 years.
"While some people like the flexibility that casual work provides, for others it has become a constant worry: never knowing what it's like to have a paid sick day or paid holiday," he said.
"For these workers it's tough to pay the rent or the mortgage and the bills, let alone make longer-term decisions like taking out a car loan or buying their own home."
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For African American audiences of the day, The Chisholm Kid was an American hero, fully empowered with civil rights, the very rights denied those African Americans reading the strip. In many ways The Chisholm Kid was a harbinger for the civil rights movement, especially considering that the strip began its run several years before the seminal 1954 Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education. Regrettably, by the time that African Americans across the nation were fully demanding the rights and equality promised all Americans in the 14thand 15th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, The Chisholm Kid as a comic strip had ended its run, leaving the Kid unable to continue his fearless fight for justice for all. Despite no longer being on the trail, The Chisholm Kid's spirit of justice for all was present in the civil rights campaigns of the 1960s, and fully personified in Dr. Martin Luther King's dream of being judged by the content of one's character, not the color of one's skin.


1. What Does the M&A Target Bring You?
There are many things an M&A transaction can bring you: customers, market segments, operating scale, revenues, cost savings, human talent, new products, capital, patents, you name it! The key is prioritizing what is the most important thing your business needs to succeed, preferably something you cannot easily build on your own. If you have the best product in the market, I tend to stay away from targets that only bring you customers or additional market share, as those relationships can be secured through strong sales and marketing efforts without having to dilute your equity owners. So, focus on transactions that will materially move your business to new heights, for reasons beyond simply additional market share.
2. Is the Transaction Accretive to Your Shareholders?
You are either going to pay for the M&A transaction with cash (which may require raising capital) or with equity (issuing additional shares in your company). In either scenario, it is most likely going to to dilute the ownership of your current investors. You just want to make sure that the resulting business is going to be worth materially more together, than they are apart, so that your current investors will actually have a higher economic dollar value of stock, even if their stock ownership percentage is less.
3. Does 1 + 1 = 4?
In one scenario, where you merge two similar companies both selling into the same customers, your combined revenues will never be worth more than 1 + 1 = 2. But as a different scenario, let's say you have two companies selling technology into HR departments, but the first is selling application management solutions into 10 clients in the healthcare industry, and the second is selling onboarding solutions into 10 clients in the insurance industry. When you merge these two businesses and start cross selling their respective products to unique customer bases, now 1 + 1 = 4, as you double the size of each stand-alone business by selling new products into the other business's client base. Look for M&A partners that help you accomplish this latter scenario, where you can.
4. Does the Transaction Improve Your Competitive Position?
Maybe two competitors are in an aggressive pricing battle, lowering their margins farther than they need to. By combining, they may be able to raise their prices and margins as one company. Or, maybe a #2 and #3 player in the market combine, to create the new #1 player in the market. Or, as another example, maybe alone you have 50% dependence on one customer or industry, and combined with another company you can lower that dependence to 25%, making the business perceived as less risky to investors. Think through these advantages when picking optimal transactions.
5. Are the Two Businesses Compatible With Each Other?
Mergers in business are very much like marriages between two individuals. Make sure you date a while, before you combine forces. Make sure the two businesses share one combined vision for their future. Make sure the management teams get along, personality fit wise. Make sure the two employee cultures will mesh well with each other. Do everything you can to reduce unwanted employee turnover in the wake of the transaction. If the businesses are not compatible, move on.
Assuming you have good answers to the above questions, you are probably in a good position to proceed with your transaction. But if you can't craft the right logic, or any warning bells are going off in your mind, it is best to walk away. Too many things are naturally going to go wrong post an M&A transaction. You don't want to go into it with known hurdles out of the gate, as it will most likely result in a big distraction and disappointment for you and your shareholders. Before you get started, be sure to read this companion post on other potential M&A pitfalls to avoid.


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Apple Building Enormous Mysterious 'Structure' At Site Of iPhone 6 Reveal
We finally know for sure that the iPhone 6 will be announced on 9 September in California.
But that's not to say the mysteries end there.
Apple fan sites are reporting that the company is building an enormous, three-storey high structure at the site of the announcement -- and no one knows why. And here it is:
The building is entirely white except for the stage, but looks like a festival scale music venue. It's being built at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts, where the Apple event will be held, on the campus of De Anza College.
The structure is apparently swarming with security, with the officials at the college saying merely "we are not at liberty to discuss that due to client wishes".
Incidentally, the Flint Center (which is much larger than the venues Apple usually uses) was the same place that Steve Jobs unveiled the Mac 30 years ago.
It's possible the venue could be used for some high-tech demos of its new phone or wearable, or just for a concert by new Apple exec Dr Dre. We shall see for ourselves in about two weeks.
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Journal of Stroke 2018;20(1):142-142.
Published online: October 16, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5853/jos.2017.00234.e1
Stroke Epidemiology in South, East, and South-East Asia: A Review
Narayanaswamy Venketasubramaniana, Byung Woo Yoonb, Jeyaraj Pandianc, Jose C. Navarrod
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bDepartment of Neurology, Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, Korea
cDepartment of Neurology, Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, India
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This corrects the article "Stroke Epidemiology in South, East, and South-East Asia: A Review" in Volume 19 on page 286.
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If the person who committed the crime against you is caught, prosecuted and convicted you may be entitled to prepare a Victims Personal Statement (VPS), depending on the crime. – as a victim you are entitled to do a VPS regardless of whether the perpetrator is caught/identified.
The statement can be read to the court to illustrate the impact that this crime has had on you. This may help the court when it is considering the sentence to give the offender. If you would like to know more about this, or you want help to prepare a VPS you should speak to your Victim Liaison Officer at the Police. – the Police do not have victim liaison officers. It will be the officer assigned to the case.


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Mechanisms of tissue damage in the postprandial state
Antonio Ceriello
IRCCS Multimedica
There is increasing evidence that the postprandial state is an important contributing factor to the development of atherosclerosis. In diabetes, the postprandial phase is characterised by a rapid and large increase in blood glucose levels and the possibility that the postprandial hyperglycaemic peaks may be relevant to the pathophysiology of late diabetic complications has recently received much attention. The oral glucose tolerance test, although highly non-physiological, has commonly been used as the model of the postprandial state. Epidemiological studies have shown that, when impaired, oral glucose tolerance is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, with the glycaemia two hours after the glucose challenge a direct and independent risk factor. Moreover, the possibility that postprandial hyperglycaemia is also a risk factor for cardiovascular disease in diabetic patients has been reported. Most of the cardiovascular risk factors are modified in the postprandial phase in patients with diabetes and are directly affected by an acute increase in glycaemia. The mechanisms through which acute hyperglycaemia exerts its effects may be identified as labile non-enzymatic glycation and production of free radicals. It is likely that the two mechanisms co-operate in causing the disorders induced by acute hyperglycaemia. Correcting the postprandial hyperglycaemia can form part of the strategy for the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease in diabetes.
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The nutrition sciences specialization of our Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition program will provide you a science-focused foundation of how nutrition impacts health and wellness. The bachelor's curriculum includes courses on physical and biological sciences with a strong emphasis on human nutrition.
The excellent nutrition sciences education you receive will prepare you to provide a deeper understanding of how the body utilizes nutrients to promote health. More specifically, your education from Ohio State will ready you for graduate programs in nutrition, biomedical sciences and public health as well as admission to medical, dental, optometry and pharmacy schools.
Internships - Get real-world experience. Learning objectives include human nutrition internships.
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Welcome to the British & Irish History Guide. This guide provides links to the most useful databases and electronic and print resources for researching the history of the United Kingdom. Use the tabs to navigate through the pages of this guide.
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Srinagar, Sep 09 (KNS): Two days after a KAS officer along with his group mate died after falling into a crevice at Kolahoi Glacier near Dhanwet, the authorities on Sunday retrieved their bodies and airlifted to Srinagar.
A KAS officer identified as Naveed Jeelani, Excise and Taxation Officer (ETO) and Adil Shah of Alpine Group died on Friday evening while another sustained injuries after a group of trekkers comprising nine members fell into a crevice at Kolahoi Glacier near Dhanwet, about twenty five KM's away from Aru area of Pahalgam.
Soon after the incident, a rescue operation was launched by police and SDRF to retrieve the bodies, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Anantnag had told KNS.


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tv BBC News at Six BBC News July 23, 2018 6:00pm-6:30pm BST
it's been the hottest day of the year so far, and an amber heat—health alert has been issued. and the met office is warning temperatures could rise up to 35 degrees celsius this week. the heat means many farmers are struggling to provide enough food and water for their livestock. now we are having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for winter, and there's going to be a shortage of straw. it could be quite an expensive winter. we'll be looking at the impact of the hot weather, and whether it's a sign of things to come. also tonight... the foreign secretary warns his german counterpart a no—deal on brexit could damage relations with the eu for a generation. the toddler attacked at a retail park, and how the paramedic learnt the child was the victim of a suspected acid attack. it's horrific, absolutely horrific. we just thought that maybe he'd come into contact with some sort of chemical, but to find out afterwards that that was the case, it's shocking. the home secretary is criticised
for not blocking the death penalty in america for two is suspects from london. and the boy who dreamed of wearing the yellowjersey — geraint thomas is on course to become the first welshman to win the tour de france. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll hear from thomas, and also from his team—mate chris froome, with their rivalry set to hot up in the pyrenees. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's been the hottest day of the year, at 33.3 degrees celsius in suffolk. an amber heat—health alert has been issued for much of the east and south—east of england — with forecasters predicting temperatures could go
still higher this week, up to 35 degrees celsius. people are being urged to stay out of the sun between 11am and 3pm, when it's strongest. daniela relph is in hyde park in central london. daniela, it's not for everyone, this heat, but it does look lovely there? yeah, it is rather lovely, fiona, but even gone six o'clock in the evening here, no sign of things cooling off in hyde park, and it is the same story across large parts of the same story across large parts of the uk as temperatures continued to soar, and that is why today the met office and public health england have decided to issue that amber alert. a parched, dried out landscape. this is hertfordshire, but it could be pretty much anywhere in england. the only hint of green, the cricket pitches, which have been watered, as searing temperatures linger. in city centres on public transport
that temperatures can feel particularly oppressive. for some there is downtime, but for many working through the heat, day after day, is now tiresome. i'm struggling. we've got a meeting just now, but we had to escape the office, we don't have air con, it's broken. the tube, you know, it is not pleasant to get to work. it was good for the first five days, and i think after that, everyone has just gone a bit loopy now with it. well, i'm trying to remember that it won't be like this all the time. bertrand chamayou, that's basically about it. —— yeah, that's basically about it. it is awful, but i try to wake up every day and say, "it's great," because in a few months, it won't be like this. the met office has issued a heat health watch alert. that only happens during a prolonged period of high temperatures. the alert urges people to protect
themselves and stay out of the sun when it is at its hottest. it is really serious because older people might have underlying health problems, perhaps many tablets, and the hotter weather kept them over in not being able to cope, and we are seeing a spike in our a&e demand, so rouhani departments have been the busiest record. despite this and the rest, still whether to be enjoyed, with care... iphone sleeping difficult, find it very hot. with care... iphone sleeping difficult, find it very hotlj with care... iphone sleeping difficult, find it very hot. i am drinking more water, and using ice, which we don't usually bother.l problem for us, no, betterthan cold, wind and rain! keeping cool and calm on the speech we re keeping cool and calm on the speech were essential, especially with the
forecast for hotter weather ahead. daniela relph, bbc news. the heatwave is causing problems for farmers concerned about their crops and livestock. some are running short of water for their animals, others are having to use up their supply of winter feed, because of the lack of grass. and the national farmers union says every day of heat and no rain is likely to damage the harvest. danny savage reports from selby in north yorkshire. in this parched field on the edge of the vale of york, all humans are welcome — because they bring food. these cows should be eating the grass, but no rain means it hasn't grown, so they have to eat baled feed — highly unusual in summer and very expensive. i've never known anything as dry as this, in all my time farming. i don't think we've had any significant rain for, oh, it'll be six weeks, i would think. so now we're having to feed the winter forage that we've kept back for winter, and there's going to be a shortage of straw.
it could be quite an expensive winter. it is exceptional. the last and we had conditions like this was 1976... a short distance away atjohnson's commercial nursery, they grow plants for garden centres and local authorities. the trouble is the hot weather means fewer people are wanting to buy plants, because they don't think they'll last. there has been a tangible slowdown in optics, ever since the talk of hosepipe bans etc, people are not willing to put plants in and just watch them, sort of, die in front of them. every farmer we've spoken to concede that even fields which are what are the quickly turning bone dry again. here in the vale of york, the ground doesn't crack up or anything like that. itjust turns to dust, making it completely unsuitable for growing any crops. as you can see, this is an irrigated crop. it's wilting. it's just not growing. guy grows carrots for a living. the conditions mean they're much smaller than they should be. the business consequences are of course we have a lot less crop. we're letting our customers down,
we've got less income coming into the business, and the longevity of that means we won't have the money to grow next year's crop, u nless we com pletely revisit our models with our customers and our price, because we are in a critical condition. yet again this year the extremes of the british weather are playing havoc with those whose livelihoods depend on it. danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire. our science editor david shukman is here. david, the hottest day of the year so far, likely to get hotter still this week — how does this compare to heatwaves in previous years? well, it is pretty extraordinary, very severe, rolling on week after week. but let's look back at a couple of years in particular. in 1976, there were 15 days running where somewhere in the uk was above 32 degrees celsius, and in 1969 there were 70 days in suffolk with less than imm of rain. we are heading that way, but we are
not there yet. what is extraordinary this time, is to have heatwaves going on in so many different countries at the same time. scandinavia, the temperatures there, above 30 degrees. even inside the arctic circle, where sweden is battling wildfires. japan has record temperatures above a0 degrees and several dozen people have died. what is going on here, everybody is asking. in the case of the uk we know about the jet stream of of us very us very slowly, very stable conditions of high pressure, but scientists are also pointing to the fa ct scientists are also pointing to the fact that global average temperatures have been rising because of climate change. it doesn't mean we will have a heat wave like this every year from now on, but it does mean the risk goes up. it means let's see children enjoying holiday sunshine right now, they will probably grow up into a world where the waves become much more frequent. david, thank you. --
we re more frequent. david, thank you. -- were heatwaves become much more frequent. —— where heatwaves become much more frequent. this week sees the start of a concerted push by government ministers to sell the uk's latest brexit blueprint across europe. today, the foreign secretary is in berlin, where he has warned of a brexit no—deal by accident, if the eu doesn't change its negotiating position. jeremy hunt said he feared such an outcome would change british public attitudes to europe for a generation. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. get used to seeing this. the new foreign secretary and the rest of the government tightening the focus on brexit, as the time ticks down to the october supposed deadline. jeremy hunt meeting his vital german counterpart today, telling the eu, in strong terms, "the block isn't us, it's you." without a real change in approach from the eu negotiators, we do now face a real risk of no—deal by accident. it would change british public attitudes to europe for a generation, and it would lead to a fissure in relations, which would be highly damaging.
just in case you hadn't realised how serious he thinks no—deal might be, in a later tweet, he said, "the only person who would be happy is vladimir putin". remember the government used to say that no deal is better than a bad deal. that feels different now, with the cabinet on the road in the north—east today, surrounded by pressure from all sides. very nice to see you, and it is a joy to be here in newcastle. the eu that doesn't like much of its plan... we demand a people's vote! former remainers who think the government's compromise doesn't really add up. brexiteers who think it would keep us too close to the eu for good, and most importantly, many members of the public, who have their doubts, who, for the first time in more thana year... thanks very much, everybody, and it's great to be here today. ..were able to put questions directly to theresa may. what confidence do you have that
you will sell this plan to the rest of europe? with the divorce bill being so high, will we still reap the benefits of the projects that that money has been set aside for? in the event that parliament rejects the deal negotiated with the european union, is it inevitable that there will be a no deal brexit? we are going into a negotiation, we are making sure we are prepared for no deal, and government is stepping up its preparations for no deal, because it only makes sense to be prepared for all contingencies, but i'm working to get a deal that parliament will support, because they will see it is a good dealfor the uk. this place packs up officially tomorrow, but there's a huge summer of work ahead. the outline of the brexit deal is meant to be done in 12 weeks' time in october, and while the rhetoric is getting hotter, there's still no guarantee that the eu and then parliament can agree. that will matter notjust to the cabinet's future, but to all of ours. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. two people have been killed
and 13 others injured — including a young child — after a gunman opened fire on a busy road in the canadian city of toronto. the suspect, who was 29, was found dead in an alley, after exchanging fire with police. officers say the motive for the shooting — in an area of cafes and restaurants — is unclear. donald trump and the iranian president, hassan rouhani, have traded hostile warnings, amid rising tensions between the two countries. president trump warned mr rouhani to "never threaten the united states again" or suffer the consequences, as he increases pressure on iran to curb its nuclear activities. the iranian president had earlier warned that war with his country would be "the mother of all wars". three men have been arrested after a three—year—old boy was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack in worcester. the child was in his pushchair at a retail park when the incident happened on saturday afternoon. the paramedic who treated the toddler at the scene has spoken exclusively to the bbc — he said the attack was "horrific." from worcester, seema
kotecha sent this report. the busy retail park witnessed a real attack over the weekend. specialist teams spent hours collating evidence, after a three—year—old boy was doused in a corrosive substance while in his pushchair in home bargains. what i saw, it was pink in colour, the fluid, had quite a strong smell, no bleach or acid type smell but it was stringent, like a chemical, really. we met the paramedic who treated him. what was your reaction to a three—year—old being attacked like that? horrific, absolutely horrific. asi that? horrific, absolutely horrific. as i said before, we had no inkling for any reason to suspect it was an acid attack. we just thought maybe he had come into contact with some sort of chemical, but to find out
afterwards that was the case, it is shocking. the attack happened in the store behind me. we have been told the child was with his mother, brother and sister. he was treated in the office at the back for what at first seemed to be some sort of allergic reaction. it wasn't until the police sifted through cctv footage that they ascertain that the attack was in fact deliberate. three men were arrested this morning in london in connection to the attack. another man from wolverhampton was arrested yesterday. west messier police say the motive is still unclear. we are considering all options available to us and keeping an open mind but we are treating it asa an open mind but we are treating it as a potential deliberate attack on from that respect we want to reassure the community we are working hard to make sure we understand the motivation, and as a consequence of that we can make sure we are safeguarding both that individual and the wider community. the boy was discharged from hospital yesterday. he has burns on his face
and arm. officers say the long—term implications of those injuries are unknown. seema kotecha, bbc news, worcester. our top story this evening. it's been the hottest day of the year so far and an amber heat—health alert has been issued. the met office is warning temperatures could rise up to 35 degrees celsius this week. we're at the childhood cycling club of geraint thomas — as he attempts to become the first welshman to win the tour de france. coming up on sports day in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a racism row brewing in german for, as mesut ozil quits the national team. the home secretary has come under criticism, after it emerged the uk has dropped its demand for assurances that two men from london won't face the death penalty if they are sent for trial in america. the men are accused of being part of an islamic state group cell, which murdered western hostages.
they were captured in syria injanuary, and have been stripped of their british citizenship. our security correspondent frank gardner reports. the four british jihadists, nicknamed the beatles, accused of beheading western and other hostages in 201a. mohammed emwazi, dubbed jihadi john by the media, who was killed in a drone strike in 2015, davies is in a prison in turkey, kante and bill sheikh were captured by kurdish syrian forces in january but are still being held. the american journalist james foley was one of their alleged victims. the day his mother spoke out against any
possible death sentence. mother spoke out against any possible death sentencelj mother spoke out against any possible death sentence. i think that would just make them martyrs in their twisted ideology. i would like them held accountable by being sent to prison for the rest of their lives. but the government has come under pressure to explain what appears to be an about—face on its long—standing opposition to the death penalty. i put it to ministers, they cannot be a little bit in favour of the death penalty. either we offer consistent opposition or we don't. either we offer consistent opposition or we don'tlj either we offer consistent opposition or we don't. i am not aware of this ever having happened before, and why have we not asked foran before, and why have we not asked for an assurance when it would be perfectly proper to do so? whitehall officials say it is not the first time this has happened, and today the security minister stood by the decision. in this instance and after carefully considered advice the government took the rare decision
not to require assurances in this case, and it would be inappropriate to comment further on that specific case. but what if the us wants to send the pair took one tonne obey? if that happens, says the government, then it would withhold key intelligence on the two suspects. it wants to see that facility closed. where and how these two eventually face trial is of paramount interest of the relatives of their alleged victims. they want to see them held accountable in court for some of the most hideous crimes they are alleged to have committed. frank gardner, bbc news. labour mps are currently meeting to debate whether to adopt an internationally—recognised definition of anti—semitism. the party's ruling committee has been criticised for approving a definition, which omits several examples of anti—semitic behaviour. supporters of the leader jeremy corbyn accuse his opponents of creating a row in order to discredit him. from westminster, iain watson reports. has labour done enough on
anti—semitism, mr corbyn? jeremy corbyn and his top team had done the macro been —— had been meeting. tonight in fines of his wishes his mps are meeting to debate the issue. what is your message tojewish labourmps, mrcorbyn? what is your message tojewish labour mps, mr corbyn? and a veteran labour mps, mr corbyn? and a veteran labourmp is labour mps, mr corbyn? and a veteran labour mp is facing disciplinary action for telling jeremy corbyn to his face that he was seen as anti—semitic. his face that he was seen as anti-semitic. sided confront him and i told him you can only be judged on what you do, not what you say, it is actions not words that are really important. he was perceived as being anti—semitic and a racist. important. he was perceived as being anti-semitic and a racist. at the core of this dispute is a war of words in labour's ranks. the party's ruling national executive backed by jeremy corbyn adopted a code of conduct that approves an internationally accepted definition
of anti—semitism but exclude some specific examples which other bodies use. labour's code for incidents doesn't say it is anti—semitic to draw comparisons of contemporary israeli policy to that of the nazis. instead, it's israeli policy to that of the nazis. instead, its code tells party members to resist using those nazi metaphors that adds... labour officials say this is simply turning loosely worded examples on toa turning loosely worded examples on to a more robust, legally enforcea ble to a more robust, legally enforceable code. so why won't margaret hodge except those reassurances? the deuce have reached out —— thejewish people have reached out to jeremy corbyn, out —— thejewish people have reached out tojeremy corbyn, right through the process they have been rejected. tonight labour mps are discussing adopting the international agreed examples of anti—semitism word for word but the leader is defending his party's code of conduct. what has been done is an
honest attempt to make sure that we do make it clear we will not tolerate anti—semitism in any form, and we will allow legitimate debate on issues facing israel and palestine, but it cannot ever be conducted in any kind of anti—semitic form. conducted in any kind of anti-semitic form. this whole row isn't just about words, it is anti-semitic form. this whole row isn'tjust about words, it is about trust. jeremy corbyn's critics believe he has been too slow to act on anti—semitism, but some of his supporters believe the issue has been used to undermine him. united parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour's journey parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour'sjourney to power may have become bumpier. iain watson, bbc news. a look at some of the other main stories today, and a former youth coach at southampton football club has been found guilty of indecently assaulting a young trainee. bob higgins was found not guilty on a second count of the same offence. the jury at winchester crown court was unable to reach verdicts on a further a8 charges. the prosecution says it will seek a retrial. barclays plans to create up to 2,500 jobs at a new hub in glasgow, doubling its current workforce in scotland. the bank will house its technology
and operations teams on the banks of the clyde. barclays says it will "play a pivotal role" in the bank's "long—term strategic priorities". the amount of energy generated from offshore wind turbines around the uk is set to double in the next decade according to government estimates. it's claimed it could be enough to meet up to a third of the uk's energy needs thanks to subsidies which have seen the cost offshore electricity generation halve in recnet years. after years spent riding in the shadow of his team—mates, sir bradley wiggins and chris froome, the cardiff—born cyclist geraint thomas could this week become the first welshman to win the tour de france. the team sky rider currently wears the yellow jersey, with team leader and four times winner chris froome in second place. our wales correspondent sian lloyd has been down to thomas's old cycling club — the maindee flyers — and there's little argument there over who they're backing to win...
lift the pace up, lift it up, keep together, come on! they're amongst his biggest fans. at the club where it all started for geraint thomas, excitement is building, that perhaps he could bring home the yellow jersey. here, they remember his first taste of victory, and wearing a yellow shirt to receive his prize. geraint thomas was aged just nine when he joined the maindy flyers. he came up from the centre, looked over the fence, saw what was going on and thought, "oh, i'd like to have a go at that..." deborah wharton was running the club in 1995, and remembers his first day. along with others here, she's willing him on. staring at the tv every day, and of course praying he stays upright as well and everything but, yeah, if he could have the yellow one in paris, yeah, fantastic. might fly out there. thomas is race leader, going into the final week of the competition, but holding onto that yellowjersey is by no means certain. he has an advantage over second placed team—mate and four—time winner chris froome, but insists the success of the team is the top priority.
the longer i can stay up there with the main guys, great, but as we've said all along, as long as one of us is on the top step in paris, that's the main thing. but there's no doubt who these youngsters are supporting. geraint thomas often visits the club, and many of them have met him. it's nice to see someone from our background doing a lot for us, inspiring us. making me do better in training to try to pursue my dream is to become an olympic cyclist, to make me train harder so maybe one day i'll be like him. he may be the first welsh person to win the tour de france, so i'd be excited to see him win it. but the road ahead will be challenging, with tough mountainous stages through the pyrenees yet to be overcome. sian lloyd, bbc news, maindy cardiff. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. ina word,
in a word, hot. yes, like it or loathe it, heatwave weather is back across some parts of the uk, particularly into england, and this isa particularly into england, and this is a view from southwark today where the met office says it was the highest temperature that we know of so highest temperature that we know of so far, and the highest the uk has recorded so far this year at 33.3 celsius. that beat the previous, 33 on the nose, last month. it is not just hot, it is humid across particularly parts of england, and of course it is still dry as well. it is not hot everywhere, sort of different air masses coming into the uk at the moment, so a different feel to the weather opening where you are. the blue arrows indicate a fresher feel into scotland and northern ireland, westernmost parts of inland and wales from the atlantic. and then these orange and red arrows coming up from africa, temperatures will be in excess of 30
celsius in the hot spots, humidity and a very warm night. a bit of rain today, in scotland and northern ireland, this weather front has gradually been moving further south and will continue to do such a bit of rain today, in scotland and northern ireland, this weatherfront has gradually been moving further south and will continue to do so tonight. it clears northern ireland and just fades away across southern parts of scotland, any rain becoming increasingly light and patchy from it. look at these overnight temperatures though, fresh in stornoway, 19 degrees in hull, and thatis stornoway, 19 degrees in hull, and that is why it is so difficult for sleeping, with the humidity as well. into tomorrow, that old weather front still sitting through southern most areas of scotland, the far north of england, so you can see the cloud, the chance of a few showers coming through the day. very hit and miss, somehow outbreaks of rain with a freshening breeze coming into the western isles later, a big range of temperatures, from that fresher feeling air in scotland and northern ireland and heat across central, eastern and south east england in
particular, where again the hotspots will be at if not above 30 celsius, but fresher 16 degrees in stornoway. it is not as hot as elsewhere but in the sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland, it will be very pleasant, temperatures just into the low 20s. wednesday away from loffler scotla nd low 20s. wednesday away from loffler scotland with a bit of rain, looking dry and hot again, look at these temperatures trailing off a bit into the weekend, fresher air moving south over the weekend, maybe a bit of rain here and there. next week looks like the dryer and hotter weather will fight back once again. thinking very much. a reminder of our top story... it has been the hottest day of the year so far, the met office warning temperatures could rise up to 35 celsius this week. but the heat means many farmers are struggling to provide enough food and water for their livestock. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc's news teams where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines —
as the hot weather continues, the met office has issued a health alert, urging precaution in all the heat. the home office says it won't oppose the use of the death penalty if two british men suspected of being islamic state militants are put on trial in america. three men have been arrested following a suspected acid attack on a three—year—old boy in worcester. the labour party is facing calls from some of its own mps, to toughen rules on anti—semitism. a crucial party meeting to discuss the controversy, is taking place this evening. in a moment it'll be time for sportsday, but first let's take a look at what else is coming up tonight on bbc news. in beyond 100 days, as the war of words between donald trump and iran's president rouhani intensifies via twitter, how can the relative peace between iran and the west be maintained? with the met office issuing a heatwave alert, we'll be asking a farmer how the hot weather has affected his business. and at 10.a0 and 11.30, we will look
at tomorrow's front pages. i'll bejoined by the broadcaster and journalist aasmah mir and the editor of politicshome, kevin schofield. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre,
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In the West End supply also remains tight with the second lowest vacancy rate of all sub markets. The spotlight has been primarily on Mayfair and St James's which, boosted by the return of hedge funds and wealth management companies, accounts for 42% of all development in the West End. The scramble for the very best space has led to rents of £130.00 psf being paid in Q4 however relatively few deals have been achieved at this level and West End prime rents remain at £102.50 psf with upward movement inevitable throughout 2014.
Notable transactions in Q4 included St Martins Property Group's purchase of More London in Southbank and GIC's 50% purchase of Broadgate in the City. At £1.7bn each these transactions set a new joint benchmark for the largest UK commercial property transactions recorded and Q4 achieved £8.3bn in investment turnover, the highest quarter result ever recorded.
2013 set a new benchmark for investment turnover and these results are likely to set the tone for the year ahead with further downward pressure on yields expected in all London sub markets. In 2014 the market will see a further return of UK investors who are set to compete with an increasingly diverse range of international investors among whom Chinese insurance and pension funds are becoming increasingly evident.
The blurring of traditional boundaries between Central London property markets will see 'fringe' areas increasingly merge into the mainstream, a trend accelerated by Crossrail. A ripple effect will become evident, creating a new wave of fringe markets in areas such as Camden and less established areas within Southwark.


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"International adoption is not about placing children from one country to another, it's about giving them a family"
"International adoption is not about placing children from one country to another, it's about giving them a family," a statement made by Susan Soon-keum Cox. Cox was adopted in 1956 from Korea and was one of the first Koreans to be adopted.
Cox is the vice president of Policy for Holt International, a large adoption agency in America. She travels often to Korea in her efforts to promote adoption and lessen the stigma of adoption; she has personally experienced the wonderful benefits of International adoption. In her visits to Korea, Cox has met many people, including many adults, who have never experienced the joy of being part of a loving family. It breaks her heart (and mine) and that is why she is so determined in her work.
Cox hopes to use her personal experience to motivate and change some of the stereotypes that exist about adoption. She hopes to make the process easier and give more people a loving family. "And I think about how different our lives have been–not because I lived in the U.S., but because I grew up with a family and they did not," said Cox.


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HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong media reported on Saturday the city's government would suspend a proposed law on extradition to mainland China that sparked widespread anger and violent protests, with leader Carrie Lam planning to address reporters later in the day.
Support for the swift passage of the extradition bill began to crumble on Friday with several pro-Beijing politicians and a senior advisor to Lam saying discussion of the bill should be shelved for the time being.
The extradition bill, which will cover Hong Kong residents and foreign and Chinese nationals living or traveling in the city, has many concerned it may threaten the rule of law that underpins Hong Kong's international financial status.
Around a million people, according to protest organizers, marched through Hong Kong last Sunday to oppose the bill. Protests through the week were met with tear gas and rubber bullets from police, plunging the city into turmoil and piling heavy pressure on Lam.
Another protest is planned for this Sunday.
Hong Kong's iCable, the South China Morning Post and Sing Tao newspaper all reported that the bill would be suspended on Saturday. TVB and iCable said Lam would hold a news conference on Saturday afternoon.
Calls to Lam's office went unanswered outside of business hours. Lam has not appeared in public or commented since Wednesday. Hong Kong media reported Lam would meet pro-Beijing lawmakers around noon to explain her pending announcement.
Backing down from efforts to drive the bill through the city's legislature by July would have been unthinkable last week when the law's passage seemed inevitable as Lam remained defiant.
People attend a rally in support of demonstrators protesting against the proposed extradition bill with China, in Hong Kong, China, June 14, 2019. Picture taken June 14, 2019. REUTERS/Jorge Silva
But Michael Tien, a member of Hong Kong's legislature and a deputy to China's national parliament, said a total withdrawal of the bill was unlikely.
"The amendment is supported by the central government, so I think a withdrawal would send a political message that the central government is wrong. This would not happen under 'one country, two systems'," he told Reuters, referring to the model under which Hong Kong enjoys semi-autonomy.
Tien, a member of the pro-Beijing camp, said he supported a suspension of the bill without a timetable.
Despite chatter that the government would hit pause on the bill, organizers of last Sunday's protest march stood by plans for another march this Sunday. In addition to opposing the bill they would also be calling for accountability of the police for the way protests have been handled.
Lam has said the extradition law is necessary to prevent criminals using Hong Kong as a place to hide and that human rights will be protected by the city's court which will decide on a case-by-case basis extraditions.
Critics, including leading lawyers and rights groups, note that China's justice system is controlled by the Communist Party, and marked by torture and forced confessions, arbitrary detention and poor access to lawyers.
Last Sunday's protest in the former British colony was the biggest political demonstration since its return to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" deal. The agreement guarantees Hong Kong's special autonomy, including freedom of assembly, free press and independent judiciary.
Many accuse China of extensive meddling since then, including obstruction of democratic reforms, interference with elections and of being behind the disappearance of five Hong Kong-based booksellers, starting in 2015, who specialised in works critical of Chinese leaders.
Beijing has denied that it has overreached in Hong Kong.
The extradition bill has spooked some of Hong Kong's tycoons into starting to move their personal wealth offshore, according to financial advisers, bankers and lawyers familiar with the details.
Reporting by John Ruwitch, Joyce Zhou, Vimvam Tong, Clare Jim and Anne Marie Roantree; Editing by Michael PerryEditing by Michael Perry
This article was originally published by Reuters.com. Read the original article here.
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Messi's PSG debut breaks Spain viewing records
Lionel Messi's debut with Paris Saint-Germain averaged over 2 million viewers in Spain, making it the most-watched French football game in the country ever.
Messi, 34, finally made his first appearance for PSG in Sunday's 2-0 win over Reims following his move from Barcelona on a free transfer this summer.
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The Argentina international replaced Neymar for the final 30 minutes, while Real Madrid target Kylian Mbappe scored both goals for PSG.
Messi's debut was broadcast on the free-to-air channel Telecinco in Spain, with figures released on Monday revealing the match had an average audience of 2.2 million viewers, making it the most-watched programme in the country Sunday.
Lionel Messi enjoyed his debut at PSG as they secured a 2-0 win at Reims. Photo by John Berry/Getty Images
In total, over 6.7 million people tuned in to watch PSG's win at some point during the 90 minutes.
Barcelona's 2-1 win over Getafe in LaLiga, meanwhile, which was on pay-per-view television, averaged 591,000 viewers.
The PSG game was also shown live on the Twitch channel of Ibai Llanos, a Spanish streamer and esports commentator.
Llanos' broadcast drew an average audience of over 300,000, peaking at 500,000. The total number of people who tuned in to the stream topped 2 million.
The rights to the French league were bought by Barca defender Gerard Pique following Messi's move to Paris in August.
A source told ESPN last week Pique's company, Kosmos, plan to sublicense the rights this season, with Telecinco and Llanos only securing access to Messi's debut.
Pique has struck up a close relationship with Llanos in recent months and appeared as a guest on the pregame show Sunday. Through Kosmos, he streamed the Copa America final between Argentina and Brazil on Llanos' Twitch channel in July.
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The Israelis involved in last week's failed lunar landing said one of their primary goals had been to inspire a new generation of children to get involved in science and space exploration. As such, they stressed to all the students watching the event live the importance of getting back up after falling down.
Putting his money where his mouth is, SpaceIL chairman Morris Kahn, the South African-born billionaire who provided much of the funding for the Beresheet project, announced over the weekend the immediate launch of project Beresheet 2.0.
"We started something and we need to finish it. We'll put our flag on the moon," Kahn said during a Saturday appearance on Israel's Channel 12 News. "Project Beresheet 2 begins tomorrow… A mission team will be meeting tomorrow to start work. ...This is also a good lesson for the youth. I said that if you fail you need to get up and try again and this is an example I have to give them."
Kahn repeated his pledge in an English-language clip posted to Twitter later in the day.
Israel's Beresheet lunar lander came tantalizingly close to successfully executing a soft landing on the moon last Thursday. A sensor failure several kilometers above the moon's surface resulted in the main engine cutting out. Control room engineers were hampered in their effort to quickly restart the engine by a temporary loss of communication with the craft. By the time they were able to restart the main engine, Beresheet was only 150 meters from the surface and falling too fast.
Even so, as the heads of NASA noted in subsequent statements and tweets, this group of Israelis had managed to inspire the world by launching and nearly completing the first privately-funded and operated mission to the moon.
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BREAKING NEWS: Nigerian pastor TB Joshua d!es at age 57
Temitope Balogun Joshua, a frontline Nigerian preacher and televangelist, has died, family sources told Peoples Gazette.
Mr Joshua, the founder of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), died in Lagos on Saturday evening shortly after concluding a programme at his church, The Gazette learnt from family sources who did not want to be quoted as an official statement was still being prepared. He was 57.
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The cause of death was not immediately disclosed to The Gazette, but family sources said his remains had been deposited at the morgue and an autopsy would be performed forthwith.
Mr Joshua reigned for several decades as a fiery preacher on television, using his platform to attract a large number of Christians from across the world. Emmanuel TV, run by Mr Joshua's SCOAN, is one of Nigeria's largest Christian broadcast stations, available worldwide via digital and terrestrial switches.
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In 2014, his church was at the centre of a multi-national investigation following a section of his church headquarters in Lagos collapsed, leaving dozens killed and many more injured.
Mr Joshua denied allegations of negligence and a trial over the incident was still underway prior to his demise.
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Q: d3 data not being retrieved from database I am working with a scatterplot in d3. Each dot represents a paper. On click of a dot I want to make a connection to the database and retrieve information on papers that are authored by the same author as the selected paper and display these papers on the graph. I have ran the connection to my query on my browser and manually inputted an author I know is in my database that have authored more than one paper. This retrieves the correct information. But when I try to use the same connection in d3, I can see in the console straight away that the authorName has not been grabbed and is undefined. Thus the following error is thrown later on Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'forEach' of undefined Here is the relevant code for the connection:
clickHandler(d,i){

d3.json("connection11.php?authorName="+d.AUTHOR, function(error, dataJson) {

                console.log(dataJson); //undefined meaning it hasnt grabbed any data..?

                dataJson.forEach(function(d) {

                    d.YEAR = +d.YEAR;
                    d.counter = +d.counter;
                    d.type = "common author";

                allData.push(d);
                console.log(d.type);
                console.log(d);
                refreshGraph();

                })
            })
}

Can someone explain why this could be happening and what I should do differently fix this issue? I am new to d3 and any help is greatly appreciated!
EDIT:
http://localhost/D3/connection11.php?authorName=%27Serge%20Abiteboul%27 which is the script containing the query returns:
[{"ID":"69","AUTHOR":"Serge Abiteboul","In_order":"1","TITLE":"Foundations of Databases.\n","YEAR":"1995","Publication_Venue":"\n","In_library":"1","ID_from":"69","ID_to":"4","counter":"63"},{"ID":"2154","AUTHOR":"Serge Abiteboul","In_order":"1","TITLE":"Object Identity as a Query Language Primitive.\n","YEAR":"1992","Publication_Venue":"Building an Object-Oriented Database System, The Story of O2\n", "In_library":"0","ID_from":"2154","ID_to":"139","counter":"4"}]
Which is parsable JSON as far as I can tell. This is the error found:
SyntaxError: Unexpected token Y
    at Object.parse (native)
    at Object.ia (http://d3js.org/d3.v3.min.js:3:3975)
    at XMLHttpRequest.u (http://d3js.org/d3.v3.min.js:1:10081) undefined

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Q: eigenvalues of adjoint operator of a diagonizable complex matrix Let $A \in M_{n}(\mathbb{C})$ with eigenvalues $\lambda_{1}, \ldots, \lambda_{n}$. Define a linear $\operatorname{map} \operatorname{ad}(A): M_{n}(\mathbb{C}) \longrightarrow M_{n}(\mathbb{C})$ by $\operatorname{ad}(A)(B)=A B-B A$ for $B \in M_{n}(\mathbb{C})$. Determine the eigenvalues of $\operatorname{ad}(A)$ in terms of $\lambda_{1}, \ldots, \lambda_{n}$.
Here, we assume that $A$ is diagonizable.
Previously, I worked on the following question:

Let $W$ be the subspace of $M_2(\mathbb R)$ consisting of $2 \times 2$ matrices with trace $0$. Let $V$ be the space of linear maps from $W$ to $W$. Define a linear map $T : W \rightarrow V$ by $A \mapsto \operatorname{ad}(A)$, where
$\operatorname{ad}(A)(B) = AB - BA$ for $B \in W$. Choose bases for $W$ and $V$ and compute the matrix of $T$ with respect to the bases.

and solved it like this:
First, we introduce a base for $W$ as follows:
\begin{equation*}
\mathcal{B}_W= \bigg \{ \begin{pmatrix}
0 & 0 \\ 1 & 0
\end{pmatrix},
\begin{pmatrix}
0 & 1 \\ 0 & 0
\end{pmatrix},
\begin{pmatrix}
1 & 0 \\ 0 & -1
\end{pmatrix}
\bigg \}.
\end{equation*}
Now, for $V$ we have the following set as a base with respect to $\mathcal{B}_W$:
\begin{equation*}
\begin{aligned}
    \mathcal{B}_V=\{T_{ij}:= &\text{The $3 \times 3$ matrix that the only nonzero element} \\  &\text{of it is the $ij$-th element, that equals $1$} \mid 1 \leq i, j \leq 3  \}
\end{aligned}
\end{equation*}
Now, to compute the matrix of $T$ with respect to these bases, first note that for any $1 \leq i \leq 3$, we have $\alpha_i . \alpha _i=0$. So, without loss of generality, writing the matrix $A$ as $(\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \alpha_3)$, and $B=(a\alpha_1, b \alpha_2, c\alpha_3)$, we have:
\begin{equation*}
\begin{aligned}
    T\alpha_1 (a, b, c) &= (2c, 0, -b), \\
    T\alpha_2 (a, b, c) &= (0, -2c, a), \\
    T\alpha_3 (a, b, c) &= (-2a, 2b, 0).
\end{aligned}
\end{equation*}
Now, writing this in forms of matrices, we'll have:
\begin{equation*}
\begin{aligned}
    T\alpha_1&= \begin{bmatrix}0 & 0 & 2 \\ 0 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & -1 & 0 \end{bmatrix},\\
    T\alpha_2&= \begin{bmatrix}0 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & -2 \\ 1 & 0 & 0 \end{bmatrix},\\
    T\alpha_3&= \begin{bmatrix}-2 & 0 & 0 \\ 0 & 2 & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & 0 \end{bmatrix}.\\
\end{aligned}
\end{equation*}
So, the matrix of $T$ is going to be a $9 \times 3$ matrix as following:
\begin{equation*}
    \begin{bmatrix}
    0 & 0 & -2\\
    0 & 0 & 0 \\
    2 & 0 & 0 \\
    0 & 0 & 0 \\
    0 & 0 & 2 \\
    0 & -2 & 0 \\
    0 & 1 & 0 \\
    -1 & 0 & 0 \\
    0 & 0 & 0 \\
    \end{bmatrix}.
\end{equation*}
Now, I think to solve the eigenvalues question, I should be able to use the second question I mentioned, however I don't know how and where to start. any help's appreciated.

A: It looks like you are mixing two things. Your map $T$ takes $A$ to $\operatorname{ad}(A)$. That bears little relation to the eigenvalues of $\operatorname{ad}(A)$, which is what you are asking about.
And this is just a straight computation. The fact that $A$ is diagonalizable allows you to assume that $A$ is diagonal with diagonal $\lambda_1,\ldots,\lambda_n$. Then
$$
(AB-BA)_{kj}=(\lambda_k-\lambda_j)B_{kj}.
$$
In coordinates, then, the eigenvalue equation $\operatorname{ad}(A)B=\alpha B$ looks
$$
(\lambda_k-\lambda_j)B_{kj}=\alpha\,B_{kj}.
$$
So as soon as some $B_{kj}\ne0$, this forces $\alpha=\lambda_k-\lambda_j$. Choosing $B$ to be the matrix $E_{kj}$ that has $1$ in the $k,j$ entry and zeroes elsewhere, you get $\operatorname{ad}(A)B=(\lambda_k-\lambda_j) B$. Thus the eigenvalues of $\operatorname{ad}(A)$ are $$\big\{\lambda_k-\lambda_j:\ k,j\in \{1,\ldots,n\}\big\}.$$


This week, there's a bunch of new releases, and release announcements in fighting games. Some good, and some quizzical.
Nice news, as for AquaPazza, from what I heard, it's just an average fighting game with some famous Japanese franchise (in Japan) like To Heart 2, a date sim game, Tears of Tiara, some adventure game, I think, Comic Party, about Otaku. Anyway probably google it, you might find something.
Alright, another Roundhouse Roundup! Two things: One, for someone who is relatively new to the fighting game scene, why does it seem that fighting game developers rarely release patches to balance their games once tiers are established? It's 2013! Wouldn't a more balanced game increase its long-term value/shelf-life?
And two, clean your desk!
I think developers are used to console development where there's a cost to make every patch, and resources have to be allocated. The PC-centric moba movement is probably giving a lot of these console developers some pause. Also, Ultra Street Figher 4, for example, is being made because the fans still play Super Street Fighter 4.
As for number two, Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.


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Marielle Heller
Writer, Director, and Actress (1979)
Fri May 21 2021
Birth Date October 1,1979
Birth Name Marielle Stiles Heller
Profession Writer, Director, and Actress
Birth City Marin County, California
Father Name Steve Heller
Father Profession Chiropractor
Mother Name Annie Stiles-Heller
Mother Profession Artist
Horoscope Libra
Spouse Jorma Taccone
Education UCLA
Relationship Timeline Of Marielle Heller
Husband : Jorma Taccone
Marielle Heller Married To Jorma Taccone In 2007
You might have heard the name, Marielle Heller. She is an American writer, director, and actress. Heller was one of the casts of Netflix's miniseries, The Queen's Gambit. The show became the most-watched scripted miniseries upon its release.
Marielle has been working in the entertainment industry since 2001. She is best known for directing movies like The Diary of a Teenage Girl, Can You Ever Forgive Me? and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
Marielle Heller Husband
The 41-year-old, Marielle Heller has been married to Jorma Taccone since June 30, 2007. The couple first met at UCLA around 1997 while studying acting.
Image: Marielle Heller married Jorma Taccone, a comedian, writer, and actor.
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After dating for 10 years, Heller and Taccone exchanged their wedding vows, where Jorma's best friend, Andy Samberg was also present.
Marielle and Jorma has been married for 13 years, while they have spent 23 years together. The couple shares two children, a son, and a daughter.
Image: Marielle and her spouse prefer to keep their children out of the spotlight.
Their first child, a son named, Wylie Red Heller Taccone was born December 12, 2014. Similarly, their second child, a daughter was born in August 2020.
Know about Jorma Taccone
Jorma Taccone is a comedian, director, actor, and writer. He co-wrote and debuted as a director for the 2010 SNL spinoff film, MacGruber. Likewise, he co-wrote, co-starred, and directed the 2016 musical comedy Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.
Taccone's father, Tony Taccone works as the artistic director of the Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Jorma graduated with a BA in Theater from UCLA in 2000. He appeared in a cameo role in the 2013 movie, Grown Ups 2 where actor Adam Sandler and Maya Rudolph acted.
Image: Jorma Taccone is a renowned comedian, director, actor, and writer.
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Further, Jorma's television credits include Girls, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Bless the Harts, etc. As a director, he has worked in two episodes for Parks and Recreation.
Marielle Heller has a net worth of $5 million as per celebrity net worth. She gained wide recognition after directing the 2015 movie, The Diary of a Teenage Girl. Heller's breakthrough acting role came with the 2020 mini-series, The Queen's Gambit. She appeared alongside Anya Taylor-Joy, Bill Camp, Chloe Pirrie, etc.
Further, she directed Tom Hanks in the 2019 movie, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. The film collected $68.3 million at the box-office against the production budget of $25 million.
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Heller has also acted in a few movies including 2014, A Walk Among the Tombstones. The film made a box-office collection of $62.1 million. Further, Marielle earns a decent sum of money from various endeavors. Additionally, she has written a biography as well.
Talking about Heller's spouse, Jorma's net worth is $7 million. He has won three Writers Guild of America Awards. Likewise, Jorma has been nominated for eight Primetime Emmy Awards a Grammy Award.
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