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Pricing Carbon The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme
By: ADenny Ellerman, Frank J Convery, Christian de Perthuis and Emili Alberola
390 pages, 38 tables
ISBN: 9780521196475 Hardback Jan 2010 Usually dispatched within 6 days
About this book Contents Customer reviews Biography Related titles
The European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) is the world's largest market for carbon and the most significant multinational initiative ever taken to mobilize markets to protect the environment. It will be an important influence on the development and implementation of trading schemes in the US, Japan, and elsewhere. However, as is true of any pioneering public policy experiment, this scheme has generated much controversy.
Pricing Carbon provides the first detailed description and analysis of the EU ETS, focusing on the first 'trial' period of the scheme (2005-7). Written by an international team of experts, it allows readers to get behind the headlines and come to a better understanding of what was done and what happened based on a dispassionate, empirically based review of the evidence. This book should be read by anyone who wants to know what happens when emissions are capped, traded, and priced.
List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of appendices; Frequently used abbreviations; 1. Introduction; 2. Origins and development of the EU ETS; 3. Allowance allocation; 4. Effects of free allocation; 5. Market development; 6. Emissions abatement; 7. Industrial competitiveness; 8. Costs; 9. Linkage and global implications; 10. Conclusions; 11. Annex: the interaction between the EU ETS and European electricity markets; 12. Appendices; 13. Bibliography; Index.
A. Denny Ellerman is Senior Lecturer at the Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Frank J. Convery is Heritage Trust Professor of Environmental Policy at University College Dublin. Christian de Perthuis is Associate Professor of Economics at the University Paris-Dauphine and Head of the Mission Climat of the Caisse des Depots, France. Emilie Alberola is Research Fellow at the Mission Climat of the Caisse des Depots, France. Richard Baron is Head of the Climate Change Unit at the International Energy Agency, France. Barbara K. Buchner is Senior Energy and Environment Analyst at the International Energy Agency (IEA), France. Anais Delbosc is a researcher at the Mission Climat of the Caisse des Depots, France. Cate Hight is Research Fellow at the Mission Climat of the Caisse des Depots, France.
'With the global debate now firmly focused on the creation of further carbon markets and the need for international linking, we must never underestimate the influence of the EU's pioneering Emissions Trading Scheme. This created the world's largest carbon market and is the most significant public policy initiative ever to use the market place to protect the environment. Pricing Carbon is a fascinating, detailed but reader-friendly description of the EU ETS by an international team of experts and provides an invaluable evidence-based review of the first phase (2005-2007) - 'warts and all'. Even the impressive bibliography itself was worth publishing!' Avril Doyle, former MEP and Rapporteur of the 2008 ETS Directive 'With its empirical focus, this myth-busting book demonstrates the scheme's achievements and flags its ongoing challenges. ... For those who want to learn the real lessons of the EU ETS experience, there is no better source than Pricing Carbon.' Nature
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Q: Two reference pointing to the same object in memory but works independently in java? public class StackWithLinkedList<P> {

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Look at this code in the traverse(),
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here an object of type Node is created that points to the already existing this.top node object.
So it means, two references pointing to the same object in memory isn't it?
But when I use the traverse() method, both the object works independently as the currentNode gets to Null after traversing but the this.top remains unchanged, holding all the nodes that have been pushed.
I tried debugging and i saw this.top has the same memory address as the currentNode.

In the end,

I am not able to figure out why is it?

A: You are conflating "object" and "reference". For example in the sentence
For example here:

Look at this code in the traverse(),
Node currentNode = this.top;

here an object of type Node is created that points to the already
existing this.top node object.

No object of type Node is created here (there is no new, that's how you know).
What is defined here is a (local) variable of type Node. And the reference that is stored in this.top is also assigned to currentNode.

So it means, two references
pointing to the same object in memory isn't it?

Yes, this part is again correct.
Think of a reference like a sheet of paper. The paper can be empty (i.e. the reference is null) or it can have some address written on it (i.e. it points to some object).
Now currentNode is a piece of paper that happen to have the same address written on it that this.top also has written on it (it's a tiny bit more complicated, because this is a piece of paper written on it and if you look at that address then you'll find some other piece of paper labelled top that has some address written on it, but that doesn't fundamentally change how this works).
At some point later in the code currentNode gets reassigned (i.e. the content of the piece of paper gets changed). First to a different address (i.e. the address scribbled out and replaced with another one) and then eventually with null (i.e. you scribble out the content and leave it "blank").
But just because you wrote on that piece of paper doesn't mean that the other piece of paper (found via this.top) has changed. There is no reason for to it change: they are two independent pieces of paper that at one point happen to have had the same stuff written on them.
Or put differently: assigning a new value to currentNode has absolutely no effect on the object previously referenced by currentNode.
If you had done currentNode.nextLink = null instead of (basically) currentNode = null then that would be different:

*

*currentNode = null means "remove the address written on the piece of paper labelled currentNode.

*currentNode.nextLink = null means "go to the address written on the piece of paper labelled currentNode, there find a piece of paper labelled nextLink and remove the address written on it.

The first one just changes the reference currentNode and the second one actually changes the object pointed to by currentNode.
Edit: it seems your confusion stems from the debugging view where it says currentNode = {StackWithLinkedList$Node@801}. You seem to interpret this as "currentNode is the object {StackWithLinkedList$Node@801}", but that's not what it means.
currentNode is never an object. It can't be. Java variables/fields can't hold objects. So what that display really means is:  currentNode currently references the object represented as {StackWithLinkedList$Node@801}.

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Q: Generating docx document from PHP ms sql html table I have a table that I would like to export as a docx document, anyone could suggest a way to do so,
I have attached an image of the website on the left and on the right is the document I want to output those into the docx.
Thanks

A: Use PHPDOCx at https://www.phpdocx.com/. Sample code:
require_once 'pathToPHPDocX/classes/CreateDocx.inc';

$docx = new CreateDocx();

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Der Landkreis Grevenbroich-Neuß war von 1929 bis 1946 (bis 1938 als Kreis Grevenbroich-Neuß) ein Landkreis im Regierungsbezirk Düsseldorf in der Rheinprovinz.

Geschichte
Der Landkreis Grevenbroich-Neuß war ein am 1. August 1929 aus dem Kreis Grevenbroich, dem Landkreis Neuß und Teilen des Landkreises Gladbach gebildeter Landkreis. Als der preußische Landtag das Neugliederungsgesetz im Jahre 1929 beschlossen hatte, veränderte sich die Landkarte am Niederrhein erheblich. Eine der größten Veränderungen war dabei die Gründung des neuen Großkreises Grevenbroich-Neuß. Im Einzelnen bestand er zunächst aus folgenden Gemeinden:

Aus dem Kreis Grevenbroich wurden folgende Gemeinden eingebracht:
 Allrath heute zu Grevenbroich
 Barrenstein heute zu Grevenbroich
 Bedburdyck heute zu Jüchen
 Broich heute zu Dormagen
 Elfgen heute zu Grevenbroich
 Elsen heute zu Grevenbroich
 Frimmersdorf heute zu Grevenbroich
 Garzweiler heute zu Jüchen
 Grevenbroich
 Gustorf heute zu Grevenbroich
 Hemmerden heute zu Grevenbroich
 Hochneukirch heute zu Jüchen
 Hoeningen heute zu Rommerskirchen
 Jüchen
 Kapellen heute zu Grevenbroich
 Kelzenberg heute zu Jüchen
 Laach heute zu Grevenbroich
 Neuenhausen heute zu Grevenbroich
 Neukirchen heute zu Grevenbroich
 Neurath heute zu Grevenbroich
 Oekoven heute zu Rommerskirchen
 Wanlo heute zu Mönchengladbach
 Wevelinghoven heute zu Grevenbroich
 Wickrath heute zu Mönchengladbach

Aus dem ehemaligen Kreis Gladbach kamen folgenden Gemeinden:
 Kleinenbroich heute zu Korschenbroich
 Korschenbroich heute zu Korschenbroich
 Liedberg heute zu Korschenbroich
 Pesch heute zu Korschenbroich

und aus dem ehemaligen Landkreis Neuß die Gemeinden:
 Büderich heute zu Meerbusch
 Dormagen
 Frixheim-Anstel heute zu Rommerskirchen
 Glehn heute zu Korschenbroich
 Gohr heute zu Dormagen
 Grefrath heute zu Neuss
 Hackenbroich heute zu Dormagen
 Hoisten heute zu Neuss
 Nettesheim-Butzheim heute zu Rommerskirchen
 Nievenheim heute zu Dormagen
 Norf heute zu Neuss
 Rommerskirchen
 Rosellen heute zu Neuss
 Straberg heute zu Dormagen
 Zons heute zu Dormagen
und nur teilweise die Gemeinden
 Büttgen heute zu Kaarst
 Holzheim heute zu Neuss
 Kaarst

Als einer der ersten Maßnahmen wurde noch am 4. November 1929 die Zusammenlegung der drei Kreissparkassen Grevenbroich, Neuß und Gladbach zur neuen Kreissparkasse Grevenbroich-Neuß beschlossen. 1933 übernahmen die Nationalsozialisten die Macht im Kreise. Im Frühjahr 1945 besetzten amerikanischen Truppen das Kreisgebiet und der neue erste Mann im Kreise, der USA-Captain Brooks, ernannte Ende Februar 1945 Peter Gilles zum vorläufigen Landrat. Ihm zur Seite stand ein Vertrauensausschuss, der aus 6 Personen bestand und der zu seiner ersten Sitzung am 2. August 1945 zusammentrat. Am 26. Februar 1946 kam der ernannte Kreistag zu seiner ersten Sitzung zusammen. Er bestand aus 15 Mitgliedern.

1946 wurde der Landkreis Grevenbroich-Neuß in Kreis Grevenbroich umbenannt.

Einwohnerentwicklung
 1929 97.454 Einwohner
 1933 104.580 Einwohner
 1939 112.340 Einwohner
 1945 111.030 Einwohner

Fläche
508 Quadratkilometer.

Die Landräte

 1929–1932: Hans von Chamier-Glisczinski
 1932–1933: Josef Fischenich (vertretungsweise)
 1933–1945: Max Wallraf
 1945: Otto Gilka
 1945–1949: Peter Gilles

Literatur
 Heinz Ohletz: 1929–1974 Jahre Menschen Initiativen im Großkreis Grevenbroich. o.O. 1975.

Weblinks

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Grevenbroich
Geschichte (Neuss)
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Donald Trump files lawsuit in attempt to avoid testifying before Jan. 6 committee
Former US President, Donald Trump, is suing the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to block a subpoena requiring him to testify.
The lawsuit filed Friday November 11, alleges that the subpoena "is invalid, unlawful, and unenforceable because President Trump, as a former president of the United States, has absolute immunity from being compelled to testify before Congress or a committee thereof regarding his actions as head of a co-equal branch of government."
It also argues that while other presidents "voluntarily agreed to testify or turn over documents in response to a congressional subpoena, no president or former president has ever been compelled to do so."
In a statement, Trump's attorney David A. Warrington said that: "Long held precedent and practice maintain that separation of powers prohibits Congress from compelling a president to testify before it."
He said the former president had "engaged with the committee in a good faith effort to resolve these concerns consistent with Executive Branch prerogatives and separation of powers," but said the panel "insists on pursuing a political path, leaving President Trump with no choice but to involve the third branch, the judicial branch, in this dispute between the executive and legislative branches."
The committee voted to subpoena Trump during its final hearing before the midterm elections and formally did so last month, demanding testimony from the former president. Committee member members allege Trump "personally orchestrated" a multi-part effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
They said Trump had to testify, either at the Capitol or by videoconference, "beginning on or about" Nov. 14 and continuing for multiple days if necessary.
The letter also outlined a sweeping request for documents, including personal communications between Trump and members of Congress as well as extremist groups.
The lawsuit comes as Trump is expected to launch a third campaign for president next week.

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WASHINGTON — Updated 2018 Withholding Tables Now Available; Taxpayers Could See Paycheck Changes by February.
The Internal Revenue Service today released Notice 1036, which updates the income-tax withholding tables for 2018 reflecting changes made by the tax reform legislation enacted last month. This is the first in a series of steps that IRS will take to help improve the accuracy of withholding following major changes made by the new tax law.
The updated withholding information, posted today on IRS.gov, shows the new rates for employers to use during 2018. Employers should begin using the 2018 withholding tables as soon as possible, but not later than Feb. 15, 2018. They should continue to use the 2017 withholding tables until implementing the 2018 withholding tables.
Many employees will begin to see increases in their paychecks to reflect the new law in February. The time it will take for employees to see the changes in their paychecks will vary depending on how quickly the new tables are implemented by their employers and how often they are paid — generally weekly, biweekly or monthly. The new withholding tables are designed to work with the Forms W-4 that workers have already filed with their employers to claim withholding allowances. This will minimize burden on taxpayers and employers. Employees do not have to do anything at this time.
"The IRS appreciates the help from the payroll community working with us on these important changes," said Acting IRS Commissioner David Kautter. "Payroll withholding can be complicated, and the needs of taxpayers vary based on their personal financial situation. In the weeks ahead, the IRS will be providing more information to help people understand and review these changes."
The new law makes a number of changes for 2018 that affect individual taxpayers. The new tables reflect the increase in the standard deduction, repeal of personal exemptions and changes in tax rates and brackets.
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In addition, the IRS will help educate taxpayers about the new withholding guidelines and the calculator. The effort will be designed to help workers ensure that they are not having too much or too little withholding taken out of their pay.
For 2019, the IRS anticipates making further changes involving withholding. The IRS will work with the business and payroll community to encourage workers to file new Forms W-4 next year and share information on changes in the new tax law that impact withholding.
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When you are driving and you see red and blue flashing lights, what do you think? Here in the Manila we often see red and blue flashing lights ahead, but we have given up looking for a police car. Here the most common use of red and blue flashing lights is to mark a U-turn slot in the road. These U-turn slots can be very interesting because it is very common to have three lanes u-turning at the same time. Throw in a bus and a dozen motorcycles into the fray and it gets very interesting.
The other day I looked in my mirror and thought a U-turn slot was about to pass me on the left, but I was wrong. It was a police fork lift. If you look closely it has a police car flasher on the top.
One of the things that Thomas has enjoyed at his school is the drama class. At the end of the semester he participated in a few different dramas.
Carrie has been involved in all sorts of things. She and James were involved in a Sunday School ministry for children from a near by squatter village. She also has helped at a nearby orphanage. In this picture she was serving food for a class function.
A couple of weeks ago I sent several chapters to our translation consultant for checking. I received her list of suggestions a couple of days ago and was very happy that there were very few corrections, considering the amount of the material and that the necessary corrections do not look difficult. I am hoping for another trip to the village early in 2010 to do translation checking, Bible teaching, and distribute rice.
When we first came to the Philippines I taught in the school for the children of missionaries and Heidi took on the roll of supply buyer for several missionaries living out in the villages. Now that we are in town, Heidi is doing a bit of her supply buying job. We have one missionary family that is actually closer to Manila than they are to our northern support center, so we have been helping them out a bit. Last week Heidi purchased a food order for them and when school was out for Christmas, we took the order and two of their children who have been studying here in Manila to meet their father and hike into their tribe.
The hike starts at the river. This picture was actually taken the last time we took the kids north to see their parents. This time the river was low enough to wade across, but not low enough for our van to drive across. We are enjoying getting to help people in many different ways.


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Wassigny ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Aisne in der Region Hauts-de-France. Sie gehört zum Arrondissement Vervins, zum Kommunalverband Thiérache Sambre et Oise und zum Kanton Guise.

Geografie
Wassigny liegt im Norden Frankreichs am Nordrand des Départements Aisne in der Thiérache auf einer mittleren Höhe von , 79 Kilometer südöstlich von Lille, 29 Kilometer nordöstlich von Saint-Quentin und etwa 30 Kilometer nordwestlich von Vervins, dem Sitz der Unterpräfektur des Arrondissements. Das Gemeindegebiet hat eine Fläche von 6,82 Quadratkilometern.

Wassigny ist einer Klimazone des Typs Cfb (nach Köppen und Geiger) zugeordnet: Warmgemäßigtes Regenklima (C), vollfeucht (f), wärmster Monat unter 22 °C, mindestens vier Monate über 10 °C (b). Es herrscht Seeklima mit gemäßigtem Sommer.

Geschichte
Von 1793 bis 2015 war die Gemeinde Hauptort () des Kantons Wassigny.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Die Mairie-Schule wurde 1868 nach Plänen des Architekten Pudepièce gebaut. 1904 wurde die Mairie vergrößert. Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg (1914–1918) wurde das Gebäude restauriert. 1924 kaufte die Gemeinde das Nachbargebäude hinzu, um die Schule zu vergrößern.

Die Pfarrkirche de l'Assomption (Mariä Aufnahme in den Himmel) wurde von 1872 bis 1874 auf den Fundamenten einer älteren Kirche errichtet. Im Ersten Weltkrieg wurde die Kirche schwer beschädigt. Danach wurde die Kirche restauriert, die Restaurierungsarbeiten wurden erst gegen Ende des dritten Viertels des 20. Jahrhunderts beendet.

Das Pfarrhaus brannte 1845 nieder und wurde unter Verwendung der noch erhaltenen Teile wiedererbaut. Auch dieses Gebäude musste nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg restauriert werden.

Der Friedhof wurde 1873 eingerichtet. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg (1939–1945) wurde dort ein Denkmal für die Soldaten der Tirailleurs sénégalais errichtet, die bei der Verteidigung von Wassigny im Mai 1940 gefallen waren.

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur
1793 erhielt Wassigny im Zuge der Französischen Revolution (1789–1799) den Status einer Gemeinde und wurde Hauptort eines Kantons. 1801 erhielt die Gemeinde durch die Verwaltungsreform unter Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821) das Recht auf kommunale Selbstverwaltung. 1831 hatte Wassigny 1155 Einwohner, Haupterwerbszweig zu jener Zeit war der Anbau von Hopfen. Am meisten Einwohner (1379) hatte die Ortschaft 1866 und am wenigsten (750) im Jahr 1793.

Der ehemalige Bahnhof wurde von Zügen der Linie Busigny – Hirson angefahren. Die Linie wurde 1885 eröffnet. 1892 wurde außerdem die Linie Valenciennes – Le Cateau – Wassigny eingerichtet und 1896 die Linie Wassigny – Guise. 1959 wurde der Abschnitt Le Cateau – Wassigny geschlossen und der Personenverkehr auf den übrigen Strecken eingestellt. In den 1980er Jahren wurde der Verkehr auf der Linie Wassigny – Guise eingestellt. 2005 wurde die Linie endgültig geschlossen.

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Welcome to week 12 of the NFL season! Each week, we'll be previewing the main slate on DraftKings. Our philosophy with these selections is to provide you with solid floor plays with some upside to start your roster construction, with potential GPP pivots for even further upside in tournaments.
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If you're new to DFS, I'd recommend checking out our DFS 101 article before getting started, as it can give this column a lot more context.
If you'd like to see how I did in previous weeks, you can find that here:
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This week's lineup building beer of choice
Revolution Brewing - Fistmas Holiday Ale
Tried this red ale for the first time today. It has a real nice flavor to it, quite smooth at the front, then a nice hint of ginger immediately following it. While it's definitely branded as a holiday beer, I could see myself drinking this in rotation throughout the year.
All lines via Bovada, current as of Saturday evening.
Carolina at Minnesota -3, 50 total (opened at 50.5)
Tennessee at Indianapolis -3, 51.5 total (opened at 50.5)
Arizona -2 at New England, 49 total (opened at 48.5)
Cleveland -7 at Jacksonville, 48.5 total (opened at 50.5)
Las Vegas -3 at Atlanta, 54 total (opened at 53.5)
NY Giants -6 at Cincinnati, 44 total (opened at 45)
LA Chargers at Buffalo -4.5, 52.5 total (unchanged)
San Francisco at LA Rams -6.5, 44.5 total (opened at 45.5)
New Orleans -6.5 at Denver, 43 total (opened at 49.5)
Kansas City -3.5 at Tampa Bay, 57 total (opened at 51.5)
Favorite games to target
Let's talk about the elephant in the room.
We have a game that was postponed on Thursday night, then moved to Sunday, then moved to Tuesday, and now is literally just a shrug emoji on whether or not it'll even play.
We have a team that is literally not able to play a quarterback due to COVID restrictions, so they're theoretically turning to a WR who once played backup QB in college. They're going against a team that is playing a tight end/punt protector (according to some!) at QB.
We have a team that may or may not be faking a QB injury to rectify a mistake they may or may not have made earlier in the year.
We have a team starting Mike Glennon at QB thinking it might be an upgrade.
Welcome to 2020.
Kansas City and Tampa Bay feels obvious for exposure purposes, as it's turned into the highest total by far on the slate. It will be popular. I think Minnesota and Carolina will be popular too, especially on the Minnesota side due to injuries and Dalvin Cook being Dalvin Cook. Tennessee and Indianapolis will probably be the game over 50 that's underowned, but I also think that's probably a high total.
Josh Allen, $7600, BUF (vs. LAC)
Three of is last four games, Josh Allen has had 30 or more completions. Not attempts, completions. And he's had at least seven rushing attempts in five straight games. I like this high floor matchup against a beatable Chargers secondary in a game that's sure to shoot out. Cash game viable with the upside we're looking for in GPPs, although I do think he'll be popular enough that you'll need to find some lower owned pieces to pair with him and his stack.
Tom Brady, $6600, TB (vs. KC)
Yes, Patrick Mahomes is the better QB right now. But is he $1400 better? When Brady's at home? Coming off a terrible game? In a game script that the Bucs will likely have to throw a ton? In the first game after the "coach called me out in a press conference" situation to give him that #narrative? Is Brady really going to go overlooked? Please tell me he's going to go overlooked.
Derek Carr, $5700, LV (at ATL)
The Atlanta Falcons are bad at football. Derek Carr is an efficient passer. They're favored on the road. The total is high. Just checks all the boxes, but that also means it's probably a relatively obvious play. The problem is...in GPPs, who are you stacking with? Agholor? Ruggs? Waller? Renfrow?
Potential GPP pivots: Cam Newton ($6400, vs. ARI), Matt Ryan ($5900, vs. LV), Ryan Fitzpatrick ($5500, at NYJ)
Dalvin Cook, $9500, MIN (vs. CAR)
Easily the best raw points play on the slate, Dalvin gets an absolutely juicy matchup against a Panthers defense that has stopped literally nobody on the ground all year. At this high of a price, you need at least 100 yards and a score from a guy who doesn't catch balls out of the backfield, and that might not be enough, but there's really only three guys in this Vikings offense that will command the ball now with Thielen due to miss. The gamescript favors Cook. We'll see if he explodes again as chalk or not.
Josh Jacobs, $7200, LV (at ATL)
Speaking of juicy matchups and guys not catching balls out of the backfield, why not just repeat the above for $2300 less? Of course in Jacobs' case, it's entirely possible that the passing game, which is fully healthy, usurps all the yardage and touchdowns, so there's risk, but it's rare that Jacobs doesn't get his touches unless it's a really, really negative game script and they're behind by two or more scores. I don't think Atlanta is going to produce that.
Wayne Gallman, $5000, NYG (at CIN)
The game sucks, but 13+ touches in four straight games with five touchdowns in that timeframe does not suck. Still priced at a low $5000, I don't view Gallman as a high upside guy, but for cash games? Sure, why not.
Potential GPP pivots: James Robinson ($6300, vs. CLE), Kenyan Drake ($5400, at NE), Leonard Fournette ($4900, vs. KC), Brian Hill ($4000, vs. LV)
Stefon Diggs, $7600, BUF (vs. LAC)
There's no doubt who Josh Allen will be throwing the ball to. A lot of Diggs, some Beasley, and a sprinkle of a minimum priced guy that I'll list later. But even with John Brown active, Diggs gets double-digit targets regularly, and he's not getting them in short yardage bursts, either. If you believe in Allen, you believe in Diggs.
Justin Jefferson, $6300, MIN (vs. CAR)
The guy who took on the Diggs role in Minnesota, Jefferson might be the chalkiest wide receiver on the slate, and for good reason. As mentioned with Cook above, no Thielen further condenses the volume towards Jefferson, and most importantly, opens up the red zone opportunities that Thielen has virtually monopolized through the middle part of this season. This feels like such a smash spot that it's chalk we probably can't ignore.
Keelan Cole, $3600, JAX (vs. CLE)
He's the WR1 in Jacksonville and he's under 4K. Cleveland's defense is fine, but by no means elite. Plus Cole operates quite a bit out of the slot, which could be valuable given the QB situation. Can he catch 7 passes for 55 yards? Sure.
Potential GPP pivots: DJ Moore ($6200, at MIN), Davante Parker ($5900, at NYJ), Robert Woods ($5800, vs. SF), Gabriel Davis ($3000, vs. LAC)
Travis Kelce, $7000, KC (at TB)
Clear-cut tight end to pay up for this week. Three straight games with over 100 yards on double-digit targets, with a touchdown in two of those games. Would you play a wide receiver at this price? Well, he's outpaced Stefon Diggs in that time frame, and I called him the WR to pay up for.
Kyle Rudolph, $2800, MIN (vs. CAR)
Now let's go waaaaaaay down to Rudolph. We talked about Thielen missing, but Irv Smith Jr. is out for this game, too, paving the way for Rudolph to have his highest snap share of the season. He could, at minimum, have an expanded role in the red zone, and with more routes run, a boost to his target count is highly possible, too. I love the upside here.
Potential GPP pivots: Hunter Henry ($4800, at BUF), Gerald Everett ($3300, vs. SF)
I want to talk about the Saints defense quick. They're $3800. They're going against a team that does not have a QB. Here's the thing: While they're probably going to allow very few points, they also may not have that many turnovers or sacks, because this is going to be a run-heavy offense. So I'm not sure there's a ton of upside in playing them, although from a safety of getting some points side of things, totally fine, even for cash. Even when a defensive play seems obvious, it still goes back to the tried and true theory: Play whichever one you want, but don't prioritize it.
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Matt Hancock has sights set on chancellor's job under Boris Johnson
Henry Zeffman, Political Correspondent
June 17 2019, 12:01am, The Times
Boris Johnson's dismissal of business concerns drew criticism from Matt Hancock three weeks agoPETER MANNING/ALAMY
Matt Hancock is in line for a top job in a Boris Johnson government after backing him to be leader and vowing to hold him to his promises to be a one-nation Tory and pro-business prime minister.
The health secretary's endorsement of Mr Johnson turns him into a strong contender to take over from Philip Hammond as chancellor.
Announcing his decision in an article for The Times, Mr Hancock, 40, touts his pro-business credentials. Less than three weeks ago he criticised the way Mr Johnson had dismissed business warnings about a hard Brexit. He said: "To the people who say 'f*** business' I say f*** 'f*** business'".
Today he writes: "At the heart of my politics is a belief that we must support business as…


What it means: The beginning of 2015 was off to a slow start in terms of both transactions and sales volume, but the average sales price was up. There was only 22 sales in January; the lowest amount in over 2 years! Sales Volume remained low (under $30 million) for the third month in a row. (See charts below). Despite low transactions and volume, the average sales price increased after two months below the $1,000,000 mark. These trends are a result of a very limited inventory in the Jackson Hole real estate market – the lowest we've seen in 25 years! (see Market Focus below). There was only 1 unreported sales price in the MLS in January (estimated at $850,000), however it is likely that there were several sales handled completely outside of the MLS, which is a typical occurance as inventory shrinks. The average days on market decreased signficantly (after removing two outliers) suggesting that properties are moving much more quickly (again a result of low inventory levels). As we move into 2015, we should see the trend of increasing prices continue until more inventory comes onto the market.
What Sold in Jan 2015?
What it means: The breakdown of property types returned to more typical distributions last month, with about 55% of all sales representing single family homes. Condo and townhome sales rebounded in January after reporting the lowest percentage of sales in over 2 years in December 2014. There were 2 land sales in January, representing 9% of all sales. There were no bank or short sales last month and there continue to be no distressed sales on the market, suggesting that the 'shadow' inventory has been fully absorbed. The percentage of properties selling for over $1 million dropped back down after a peak in December. In January , 27% of the property sales were for $500,000 or under, lower than the 2014 average of 34%. Of the 6 sales under $500,000, all were for 1-2 bedroom condos. The least expensive single family home sale in January was a 1,665 sq foot house in Cottonwood Park, which sold for just under $650,000.
My colleague at RE/MAX Obsidian Real Estate, David Viehman, has been collecting stats on the Jackson Hole Real Estate Market for the last 25 years. Every quarter he publishes The Jackson Hole Report, an in-depth look at real estate sales, market trends and an analysis of different market segments. David's report not only includes all the MLS sales, but he is also able to track sales happening outside of MLS. Below are some interesting statistics from his Year End Report. His entire report can be found HERE. All statistics (unless otherwise noted) are through the year end 2014 and are compared to 2013.
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Best Directors of 2011
Countdowns, Features, Slider | January 14, 2012 | | by Amrita Tanna
2011 saw its fair share of anticipation and over-hype, as with every other year. However, it seems this was the year that the directors, in particular, got to deliver stories and characters which were far from the norm of typical Indian cinema. The audiences, in turn, were able to see a some hugely entertaining and 'out of the box' films in what could be branded as one of the most ground-breaking years yet. Although many of us are looking forward to such films in the coming year, let's revisit the director's visions of the year as we take a look at the best of the best of 2011…
Stanley Ka Dabba's appeal is described quite fittingly in its tagline, 'A little story, with a big heart'. A story centred on a school and the lunch habits of it's pupils and teacher's, it's safe to say that the film's most memorable part was it's carefully etched characters and the attention to detail given within their personalities. Amol Gupte, who adorned many hats for the movie (writer, producer, director), has quite simply outdone himself with this "little" story.
A film that came at the start of the year and gave way to the year's awesome offerings was No One Killed Jessica. Starring Vidya Balan and Rani Mukerjee, this movie was based on a true story and was directed by Raj Kumar Gupta. It has to be said that this movie makes our list purely for the way the story was portrayed. Gupta's vision did wonders for what was a heartrending and history-making story. His portrayal of it not only did justice to the various intricacies of the plot but also to the effect it had on society. It could have proved to be difficult relaying a story which was so close to so many people's hearts but Gupta managed it perfectly.
Another director that undoubtedly makes our list is Milan Luthria for his movie, The Dirty Picture. What is immediately apparent is how Luthria had the story, the subject and the characters so carefully etched in his mind. One can focus on the dialogues, the sensuality of Vidya Balan's character Silk Smitha, or the 80s treatment throughout and in each and every aspect, Luthria should get full marks for what is a stark contrast to his delivery of Once Upon a Time in Mumbai.
Perhaps the most out-of-the-box in our list is I Am directed by the hugely talented Onir. A movie that sees four interlinking stories comes together and a movie for which funds came from donations and crowd-sourcing, I Am almost instantly becomes a pick of the bunch. Onir's representation of somewhat taboo subjects has to be given a special mention as does the way he is unapologetic about the depiction. Tackling topics such as sexual abuse and homosexuality, Onir is perhaps the boldest director of our best list because he doesn't' shy away from what others might deem as controversial or too sensitive.
The heavily anticipated Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara was a winner on paper and when released, it won on many different levels. Zoya Akhtar, having made a very colourful directorial debut with Luck By Chance, continued in a bigger and better fashion with ZNMD. Her visualization of three men on a stag holiday which turns out to be life-changing for them all is filled with comedy, emotion and love. It is hard to pinpoint where Akhtar falls short and it's equally as difficult to suggest what could have made the treatment of ZNMD any different to make is a bigger success. Hats off to the Akhtar clan!
In her directorial debut, Kiran Rao delivers a movie which doesn't boast a obviously complicated plot and neither does she seek to give the audiences that promise. Dhobi Ghat's main appeal lies in the way Mumbai is brought to our screens minus the razzmatazz. Instead what one gets is a raw, rugged and subtle set of visuals and characters that intermingle in the most unassuming way. The experience of Dhobi Ghat remains after you've seen the film, and, in our books, there is no other definition of a fine director in the making.
Aamir Khan produced Delhi Belly was sure to make a mark from the offset but, as with many other films, the director took the mark to an unthinkable level. Abhinay Deo is another director of this list who brings the word "taboo" to mind. The dialogues all in English, the characters all foul-mouthed and the story almost calling out for atmospheric comedy; Deo ticked all those boxes and more. The word 'innovative' would also be perfect for Deo what with his modern outlook and grunge-inspired scenes.
Our list would be incomplete without the dhamakedaar directorial return of the multi-talented Farhan Akhtar with Don 2. A movie which is perhaps one of the most waited for for 2011, Don 2 was all set to take the Don franchise that extra step further. Akhtar doesn't shy away from the freshness and excitement of the newness of the plot and neither does he bring in characters or crowd-pleasing music to have an impact on the masses. Akhtar's purposely fast-moving plot keeps one intrigued and the finely executed scenes are definitely worth a mention.
In a year that has been so successful for new kinds of cinema, our attempt was to give you a ranking of the best of the best in directors. However, as we hope you will be able to judge by the list, there is no way one director is better than another. This linear style had to be adopted because of the various genres Bollywood has given way to in the year and we only hope the next year continues in this fashion.
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September is National Hunger Action Month which is why it is an appropriate month to recognize that almost half of Brevard County's 73,000 students participate in the free and reduced-price lunch program. This lunch program is used as the key indicator of hunger and poverty in a geographic area.
Trim Hunger and The Salon Professional Academy in Melbourne Square Mall have partnered with The Children's Hunger Project to help feed kids at risk of hunger. Owner Kristen Kohl has created a program in which the public can help address this problem.
Throughout September and concluding on Sunday, September 27, the academy will host special fundraising efforts.
Donors are invited to share a "selfie" on social media with their orange "thumbie" while showing their charitable act for hunger awareness. All proceeds for Trim Hunger and The Salon Professional Academy will go directly to food for elementary school age kids supported by The Children's Hunger Project.


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A Comparative View of Christianity: And of the Other Forms of ..., Volume 2
By William Laurence Brown
were to be actuated. They were required to serve him with the ready and cheerful compliance of the heart, not with the cold, though servile, the reluctant, but ceremonious conformity of external deportment. In short, it is evident from this preface, that the God of Abraham, of Isaac, and Jacob, proposes his goodness and beneficence as constituting a much stronger obligation to obedience than his absolute sovereignty and irresistible power. Not less blasphemous, therefore, than absurd, is the claim of despotic potentates, to derive their authority exclusively from God, and to employ it in direct opposition to the ends of the divine government itself, the supreme happiness of the moral creation, and thereby the glory of the great Creator. Equally irrational and opprobrious to the Deity are the views of certain theologians, who, either in their speculative schemes of religion, or in their enforcements of duty, regard no other of the divine attributes but omnipotence, and render terror the sole spring of moral obedience. It is true that, under the Old Testament dispensation, the Deity is exhibited as a "mighty God, and a terrible ;"and that, even under the new and better covenant, men are also persuaded by the "terror of the Lord," and admonished to consider that it is a " fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God," Our race must be influenced by fear as well as by hope, be intimidated from transgression, as well as moved to obedience, by the nobler principles of their nature. These last, however, are the only true springs of conduct really moral, of such as will both be acceptable to the Deity and honourable to man. Whatever proceeds not from the heart, can possess no moral estimation. Before men can yield that willing and free submission to a law which renders submission moral or laudable, and deserving of regard, there must be a sincere approbation of the precept, and an entire esteem of the legislator. These feelings can be produced only by a solid conviction of the justice and beneficial tendency of the former, and of the wisdom, goodness, and just dominion of the latter. Hence, even under the Mosaical dispensation, these two aphorisms of the gospel were completely established ; "Love is the fulfilling of the law ;'!and, " They that worship God, must worship him in spirit and in truth."
a Deut. vii. 21.
b 2 Cor. v. 11.
c Heb. X. 31.
It may be justly alleged, that the only motive to obedience urged in the preface to the decalogue, the deliverance from Egyptian bondage, is not, strictly speaking, applicable to Christians whose forefathers were not of Jewish extraction. But as the precepts which it contains, not even excepting the fourth, properly. understood, are of a moral nature, they must be equally obligatory on all mankind.
a Rom. xiii. 10.
b John iv. 24.
This obligation arises from man's intellectual and moral constitution, from his relations to his Creator, and to all his own species. Accordingly this moral law has been more fully explained, more powerfully enforced, and more completely exemplified in the New Testament, than it ever was by Moses or any of the Jewish prophets. What is more, the motive itself, urged on the Jews, has, in regard to Christians, a complexion of still more powerful cogency.
The Israelites were delivered from temporal bondage, which, however rigorous, could not affect their internal frame, the rectitude of their minds, or their connexion and intercourse with their Creator. Christians have, by the grace of God operating through the gospel, been delivered from the most dreadful of thraldoms, that of moral corruption. They are freed from the terrors of death, and from the distracting apprehensions of the "wrath to
" There is henceforth no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit. They enjoy the glorious liberty of the children of God." " Christ hath made them free." Their religion is distinctly styled "the perfect law of liberty,"_liberty, as far surpassing that which regards the civil condition of mankind, as the soul surpasses the body. It is indeed that liberty which qualifies for the enjoyment of the latter, and without which, this can neither be obtained nor preserved.
a 1 Thess. i. 10. Rom viii. 1, 21. Gal. v. 1. James i, 25.
Thus, it is evident that this grand motive to obedience to the law of God, suggested in the preface to the ten commandments, is in a still higher degree applicable to Christians, and ought to enforce their compliance in a more powerful, though more liberal manner. Gratitude to God is, in fact, one of the strongest incitements to Christian practice.
As the decalogue is not intended merely for the regulation of external conduct, but is a moral rule of life, the scope, object, and spirit of
every precept are to be considered, and the whole of its moral complexion, as extending to the springs of action and the dispositions of the heart, is to be constantly kept in view. Whatever, therefore, is commanded or prohibited, is to be understood in its full latitude, and as directed more to form an habitual sense of duty in the soul, by compliance with every particular command and prohibition, than to secure obedience to the mere letter of the law. Hence, the prohibition of any crime implies the practice of the opposite duty; and, on the other hand, the injunction of any duty infers the prohibition of the opposite sin. Every injunction and prohibition extends to all degrees of obligation, not solely in regard to external practice, but also to internal dispositions, inclinations, and propensities, which are the sources whether of virtue or of vice, and every mean of cultivating the one and avoiding the other, is also included in the object of the commandment. The moral nature of the divine law carries along with it the further obligation to promote, to the utmost of our power, the observance of it among mankind. For, if we are intimately persuaded of its salutary tendency, and of its intimate connexion with universal happiness, we must be anxious for the extension of its influence, and assiduous in promoting it.
AU these observations are no less applicable to the first four commandments, which prescribe the duties of piety, or prohibit the violation of them, than to the succeding, which prescribe and prohibit, with regard to the two other branches of duty already considered.
The first commandment, while it condemns in express words polytheism, or the acknowledgment of any other being whatever as the object of adoration and divine honours, but the one only God, the creator, the preserver, and the governor of the universe, evidently injoins the acknowledgment and worship of that ever-blessed being. The first and most shocking transgression of this commandment, is that of having


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Hi, I am a spanish citizen, Israely nacionality. is it complicated to issue one here, i am tending to go for a visit strait from here.
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During late 1943, America�s airpower was beginning to turn the tide against our Axis enemies. The Army Air Corps and the U.S. Navy strengthened their air forces with newly designed and improved aircraft, and Southern California became a major aircraft-manufacturing hub. At its Mines Field plant, North American Aviation produced the superlative P-51B Mustang at the incredible rate of 24 aircraft per day. Along the shores of Orange County, fighter pilots often flew factory check flights, sometimes flying near civilian populations, as seen in this depiction of a pair of Mustangs �buzzing� Newport Bay. Fearing a Japanese invasion, sailing along the west coast on the open ocean was prohibited. The U.S. Navy sealing the coastal waters for pleasure boating, inner harbors became the playground of youthful sailors, paddle boarders, and sun seekers. The bay was often alive with numerous, small catboats called �snowbirds.� Children and teenagers learned to sail on these protected waters throughout World War II, and great regattas called the �Flight of the Snowbirds� were held on the bay with hundreds of snowbirds racing up and down the harbor.
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Q: Textarea removes data from db i want to create a textarea, which will store information already inserted into the database and can be updated by a user but everytime i add  elements to the query it removes the already inserted data. But when i add  elements to the query, it keeps the data intact.
here is the code that keeps the data
<input name="mobile" type="text" class="field span6" rows="6" placeholder="Mobile" value="<?php echo !empty($mobile)?$mobile:'';?>"/>

and here is the code that removes it
<textarea name="mobile" type="text" class="field span6" rows="6" placeholder="Mobile" value="<?php echo !empty($mobile)?$mobile:'';?>"></textarea>

i am really puzzled as to why the textarea elements removes the data, keeping the textarea elements with the data still in tact will be a great help.
Thank you.

A: You are mis-using the textarea tag. Unlike inputs it requires an opening and closing tag with the value of the textarea defined between the tags rather than through a value attribute.
Try:
<textarea
      name="mobile"
      class="field span6"
      rows="6"
      placeholder="Mobile"><?php echo !empty($mobile)?$mobile:'';?></textarea>

Also, unless you're checking the value of $mobile elsewhere, I'd recommend outputting it with htmlentities() to prevent HTML injection.


Euler Hermes, the global leader in credit insurance, today confirmed its association with the French golf federation, hosting the Ryder Cup in 2018, by joining the France 2018 Partners' club. The Ryder Cup is the most prestigious team play golf event in the world, which France will host for the first time in history.
The Partners' club was created in order to promote initiatives related to hosting the Ryder Cup in France as well as provide additional financial support. The French golf federation cultivated the support of the business community to lend credibility to its candidacy and subsequently to ensure a successful outcome for all of the initiatives that will help make the event an outstanding opportunity for French golf.
Created by Samuel Ryder in 1927, the Ryder Cup opposes two teams, one from Europe and the other from the United States. The venue of the biennial tournament alternates between courses in the United States and Europe. The next tournaments will be held in Scotland in September 2014, the United States in 2016 and France in 2018, for its 42nd edition.
While golf is the most popular individual sport in the world, with 65 million players, the number of French golfers remains relatively limited. With this event, the French Golf Federation is looking to promote the sport, make it more accessible, stimulate interest in the game at the highest level and make France a genuine golfing destination, all while taking environmental considerations into account.
Euler Hermes launched a mini web site dedicated to its partnership, which includes interviews, photos and practical information.


Different types of chILD can have some of the same symptoms – but they can be more severe in some types than others.
If your child is newborn, they may not be able to breathe or find it very difficult to get enough oxygen into their body. They will be put on a ventilator.
Symptoms of chILD are not very specific - they could be caused by other things too. This can make chILD conditions hard to diagnose.
The chILD Lung Foundation website has more information on some of the symptoms for specific conditions.


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Home Breaking News China is losing the geopolitical battle of the coronaviruses. Unfortunately, the West...
China is losing the geopolitical battle of the coronaviruses. Unfortunately, the West is also
The Chinese government has launched a high-profile campaign to provide medical supplies to European nations as they fight their own national coronavirus epidemics. But despite all the noise that Beijing makes about its "medical diplomacy", it is difficult to see how many new friends it has gained.
So far, expressions of gratitude have come from predictable places, while Chinese critics have focused on the unreliability of Chinese data or conspiracy theories put forward by foreign ministry spokespeople. It is not clear that China is winning the geopolitical conflict around Covid-19. Unfortunately, neither is the United States, which leaves a dangerous vacuum at the top.
But although China may not win this tale, it is strengthening at home, creating a context that will leave Beijing well-positioned to present itself as a prosperous government compared to others in the world when the nightmare runs out. term of lust -19 has passed.
This will have repercussions on the future behavior of China and on regions of the world which were already inclined towards Beijing. China may not be gaining new geopolitical space, but it is consolidating at home. This will make him even more assertive in the future.
One narrative that has caught on in public discourse is that China has increased medical aid in a cynical attempt to use the current chaos to gain new influence. Countries like Italy are described as being abandoned by their European brothers while the sympathetic Chinese arrive with help and gifts, in a clear geopolitical "victory" for China.
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Q: How to overlay text on to an awesomewm widget? Over the years I've used conky for most of this stuff, and I currently have a conky-only bottom bar for this purpose. I'm trying to rewrite parts/all of it in awesomewm, but I'm hung up on one thing.
With conky it's trivial to overlay text on something else (normally a graph), just by getting a new line and doing a voffset.
awesomewm, obviously, has a different paradigm. Is there any core (v4) way to achieve the same effect of text overlaying a graph/progressbar? So for example a graph of CPU activity with an overlay showing cpu_p or something similar?

A: It's trivial an Awesome 4.0+ too, you need to use a wibox.layout.stack to place a wibox.widget.textbox on top of the wibox.widget.graph. See the first example in the progressbar documentation:
https://awesomewm.org/apidoc/widgets/wibox.widget.progressbar.html


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Foundation behind Charleston Co. schools proposal also funding hundreds of charities
By Nick Reagan
Published: Jan. 4, 2022 at 3:39 PM EST|Updated: Jan. 4, 2022 at 10:23 PM EST
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Coastal Community Foundation wants the Charleston County School District to invest $32 million into a project that would see the development of community groups – called Innovation Commissions - that would be tasked with determining what is causing low performance in about two dozen schools.
As the school board gets ready to make a final decision on the Reimagine Schools plan on Jan. 10, some are still looking for more details on who is behind the proposal.
CCF is a nonprofit founded in 1974 and made up of some of South Carolina's top business people including billionaire Anita Zucker and CEOs like Larry Mercado of Bold Biologix and Ronda Dean of Afaxys, Inc.
According to its website, the foundation was formed out of a passion for community service and a desire to pool resources together to set up a long-term fund to support community programs. CCF claims to be among the top 75 largest community foundations in the country.
Along with giving out millions of dollars to other community groups and projects around the state and country, they have had a strong lobbying effort in the state legislature in the past.
In 2021, president and CEO Darrin Goss personally pushed the schools of innovation bill that was made law last year.
The bill allows schools to seek waivers to get out of certain state requirements if approved by the local school board and the state Department of Education. It also allows districts to partner with non-profit management groups to run schools in public-private partnerships – much like how Meeting Street Schools operates at Burns and Brentwood Elementary Schools.
Opponents of the Reimagine Schools proposal say it's just an effort to off load struggling schools to non-profits where public oversight becomes more difficult.
"We know who they are, what they're trying to accomplish, and that is to privatize the public schools. Meaning the board does not have direct oversight of that particular school," said Jesse Williams with the Quality Education Project. "Public-private partnerships can be more exclusionary than a simple public school. . . and that's what a lot of people really fear."
However, School Board Chair Eric Mack says CCF is simply an interested group looking to help turn around failing schools. He says the goal is to move the needle on student achievement and if CCF's plan can get it done, then he is on board.
"I get that they feel that private corporations and entities will come in and overtake our schools," Mack said. "However, in this proposal, in this MOU there is no takeover from any private company or entity, as the proposal is laid out. The board will still have full control over the schools will still have full control over the budget."
Goss has had his hand in prior effort to rehabilitate schools in the past with connections to the Mission Critical.
While Goss says they aren't in the business of running schools, the Reimagine plan calls for a convener and a technical advisor that can effectively run the newly formed group meetings and help with the technical side of their ideas. CCF could be that intervener which is budgeted at $410,000 throughout the duration of the proposal.
"I'll just clarify our role is to be a convener, a facilitator to actually bring in some for instances disparate voices to the table in a process that creates the best outcomes for children," Goss said. "I think they understand the purposes for the resources, approximately 31.1 million of these dollars, is absolutely to focus on schools by directly investing in the innovations that the schools through the commission process would implement."
Several groups have shown support for Reimagine, including a local parent advocacy group called Charleston Rise. However, Rise is one of the many groups that have received money from CCF as recently as this year. Tax documents show in 2019, CCF gave millions of dollars in the form of awarded grants to 393 groups and organizations across the United States and several more international groups. Those organizations span from Coastal Carolina University to MUSC to the Post and Courier Foundation and the International African American Museum.
A spokesperson for CCF says they don't donate to P&C. She says P&C's community journalism fund is held at CCF to collect donations. As a community foundation grantmaking to nonprofits is primarily what CCF does according to the spokesperson, adding that they do not "donate", but rather award grants.
CCF's website says they have more than 700 charitable funds and has $289 million in combined assets as of today.
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Niagara Falls and the region surrounding it are well known throughout the world thanks to the impressive display of Nature's power that exists in the Falls and the remarkable breadth and depth of world-class wine grown throughout the Niagara Peninsula. For most people visiting Niagara, these two attractions are almost always near the top of their must-see and must-do lists, which is as it should be — the wine and roaring waterfalls are second to none.
But Niagara is a place that is rich in other ways, too, which is why, in the winter of 2010, the people behind the Niagara publishing house and magazine "Grey Borders" decided to start up an annual event held throughout the Niagara region that would not just celebrate Canadian literature, but also the literature of Niagara. If you love literature, readings, book signings, and being introduced to new writers, you need to book a visit to Niagara Falls during the month of June so you can take in the annual Niagara Literary Arts Festival.
Now in its fifth year, the NLAF is a 100 percent volunteer-run literary festival that spans the month of June and Niagara and offers free or nearly-free events the entire month. While it has not yet reached its long-term goal of being able to feature one event a day in every Niagara municipality for the entirety of the month of June, its current offerings are still impressive.
Stuart Ross. A Canadian poet, fiction writer, creative writing instructor, and editor, Ross was born in Toronto but grew up in New York. His work has won numerous awards including the 2010 ReLit Award for Short Fiction, the Elaine Mona Adilman Award, and the Exist Through the Gift Shop Award.
Shirley Camia. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Camia is a broadcaster and journalist, who just released her debut collection of poems, "The Significance of Moths," to rave reviews.
Lindsay Jack. A performance artist and community organizer from St. Catharines, Jack is a poet who specializes in slam poetry. Jack founded the Kitchener Waterloo Poetry Slam and Brock Pride's Outspoken series. He has received a Word of Mouth grant and was a finalist at 2013's Canadian Individual Poetry Slam.
Keith Henderson. A Montreal native, Keith Henderson is the author of three novels and an award-winning collection of short stories. He teaches English Literature in Montreal at Vanier College.
John Terpstra. A Hamilton, Ontario native, Terpstra is a poet, artist, woodworker, teacher and cabinetmaker, whose collections of poetry have won numerous awards.
Whether you love poetry, fiction, romance novels, or travel writing, the Niagara Literary Arts Festival has something for you somewhere in the Niagara region throughout the entire month of June.


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New proteins involved in spinocerebellar ataxia provide insight into selective neuronal vulnerability
Illustration of neurons in the brain
Houston, TX - Dec 27, 2022
Neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease result from the loss of specific types of neurons due to abnormal accumulation of mutant proteins. Although specific brain regions have been found to be particularly vulnerable in each of these disorders, the causes and exact mechanisms underlying this differential vulnerability of brain cells and regions to toxic mutant proteins are not well understood.
A recent study from the lab of Dr. Huda Zoghbi, distinguished service professor at Baylor College of Medicine and founding director of the Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute (Duncan NRI) at Texas Children's Hospital, addressed this question in the context of spinocerebellar ataxia type 1 (SCA 1) and uncovered the diversity of molecular players and pathways that contribute to this neurodegenerative disorder.
The discovery, published in Neuron, charts an investigative path for a better understanding of regional vulnerability in other neurodegenerative disorders.
SCA1 is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that affects about one or two in 100,000 people worldwide and is primarily characterized by loss of motor coordination and balance. It is caused by the presence of a mutant ATXN1 protein having long uninterrupted stretches called polyglutamine (polyQ) repeats. In healthy neurons, ATXN1 interacts with capicua (CIC), a protein that represses the expression of several genes. On the other hand, when mutant ATXN1 binds to CIC, CIC target genes are hyperexpressed, which is eventually toxic to neurons. Prior research has demonstrated that all changes in the cerebellar Purkinje cells in SCA1 mouse models result from the enhanced activity of the ATXN1-CIC complex.
However, ATXN1 protein is widely expressed and functions in various regions of the brain.
"A key question that has surprisingly remained unexplored is whether CIC drives ATXN1's toxicity in other brain regions or whether other molecular players drive toxicity in other affected neurons," said Zoghbi, who also is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator.
To address this question, Stephanie Coffin, a graduate student in the Zoghbi lab generated a new SCA1 mouse model to mimic the human ATXN1 mutation and its effect throughout the brain. In this model, the ATXN1 gene has an expanded polyglutamine stretch, but she also mutated the two amino acids that are critical for the ATXN1-CIC interaction.
The Zoghbi team found that these two mutations fully ablated the ATXN1-CIC interaction in all brain regions.
"Disruption of the ATXN1-CIC complex led to partial improvements in SCA1 neurological symptoms like motor incoordination, respiration and short lifespan and only brought back to normal a subset of the gene expression changes," Coffin said. "Together, these findings gave us a clue that CIC is likely not the sole ATXN1 interactor that is driving SCA1 and that additional molecular players may be contributing to the development and progression of the variety of neurological symptoms seen in SCA1 patients and animal models."
To identify additional interactors of ATXN1, they performed an unbiased proteomics screen using immunoprecipitation and mass spectrometry.
"Given that transcriptional changes are a hallmark of SCA1, we focused on three transcriptional factors that are expressed in various regions of the human and mouse brains, called ZKSCAN1, ZBTB5 and RFX1," added Coffin, who is currently a neuroscience program manager at Pelagos Pharma. "We validated the interaction between ATXN1 and these newly identified partners and discovered that the expression of the genes regulated by RFX1 and ZKSCAN1 was altered in SCA1 mice and human neurons. Moreover, these two newly identified partners – RFX1 and ZKSCAN1 – together with CIC are predicted to regulate about 33% of the genes whose expression is altered in SCA1 mouse models, highlighting the important role they play in the pathogenesis of this disorder."
"We were quite surprised to discover that for this single gene disorder the mutant protein uses distinct partners to drive toxicity in different brain cells," Zoghbi said. "In fact, this study underscores the importance of investigating partners of other disease-driving proteins not only for other polyglutamine diseases but, broadly, for all neurodegenerative disorders. It is only through such systematic studies that we can understand the mechanisms driving these diseases and be in a better position to explore therapeutic interventions."
Others involved in the study are Mark A. Durham, Larissa Nitschke, Eder Xhako, Amanda M. Brown, Jean-Pierre Revelli, Esmeralda Villavicencio Gonzalez, Tao Lin, Hillary P. Handler, Yanwan Dai, Alexander J. Trostle, Ying-Wooi Wan, Zhandong Liu, Roy V. Sillitoe and Harry T. Orr. They are affiliated with one or more of the following institutions: Baylor College of Medicine, Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute at Texas Children's Hospital, University of Minnesota and Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
The study was funded by several grants from the National Institutes of Health and the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, the JPB Foundation, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. See publication for full list.
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Rangers vs Celtic: Managers pre-game Reaction
kenneth De Souza
Rangers have revealed that they will adhere to COVID guidelines before they announce the availability of players for the first Rangers vs Celtic game of the season. The reigning champions have been hit by COVID with manager Steven Gerrard along with six others forced to self-isolate. The last round of testing returned a number of positive test results. assistant coach Gary McAllister led Rangers through to the group stages by the skin of their teeth with a limited squad.
"We will just deal with this day-by-day and are being guided by the governing bodies," Rangers assistant manager Gary McAllister said. "Whoever is available on the day will get on with the job. I am in constant contact with the manager and we will be bolstered with some players coming back from suspension and niggling injuries."
"There are three non-squad players available, (Juninho) Bacuna, (Brandon) Barker, and (Nikola) Katic – so there is a bit more strength & depth when we get back to Glasgow," he added. "It is a massive game and a game that every player would love to play in, whether you've played with the Old Firm or are watching from the outside – it catches the imagination."
"If you start thinking it is going to be some sort of an easier game because of disruptions they've had or disruptions we might have then you fall into a false trap," Ange Postecoglou said before the Rangers vs Celtic game. "What we do know is that whatever the line-up is on Sunday they are going to be a formidable opponent. One thing we'll never do is not respect an opponent irrespective of the build-up to a game, particularly a big game."
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Written by Frank Miller and Brian Azzarello. Art by Andy Kubert & Various. Cover by Andy Kubert. The epic conclusion to DARK KNIGHT III: THE MASTER RACE is here from the all-star creative team of Frank Miller, Brian Azzarello, Andy Kubert and Klaus Janson! This is Earth's last stand. Quar's Kryptonian Army has conquered the planet, but Batman and his allies don't believe the world is beyond saving. They'll rally once more against Quar and save the world or die trying. 40 pages, full color. Includes a bound-in, 12 page mini-comic (5 1/2-in X 8 1/2-in): Dark Knight Universe Presents: Action Comics #1 Cover price $5.99.


I quickly write my idea down to capture my thought. Then I do a quick search on the major search engines to see if it already exists. I make a great prototype, get some patent protection and explore the options of manufacturing or licensing. I also keep exploring my options and getting the word out by going to trade shows related to my product and connecting with media resources. I keep exploring options until I make that connection that will bring my product to market.


Resident Evil 7 performed one rumor some weeks ago, the seventh chapter in the Capcom license could be unveiled at E3 2014. This movement would indicate that Capcom would prefer to advance into the series instead of to reboot the franchise.
According the latest published rumor, Wesker could come back in this new iteration. A Capcom employee twetted that the actor in charge for Wesker's voice was recording some lines in the studio. Moreover, Alice, main character in Resident Evil movies and expressly created for that media, could debut in Resident Evil 7 as a playable character in Mercenaries mode.
One way or another it seems that Capcom could unveil a new RE soon.


Legal Bankruptcy Consultation in Overland Park - Holcomb Law Office P.C.
Before you file for bankruptcy and make additional financial mistakes, consider speaking with an Holcomb attorney during a legal bankruptcy consultation in Overland Park.
While being in debt can seem like an issue that refuses to go away, there are options for those who are in desperate need of liberation. Holcomb Law recommends that any individual mulling over filing for bankruptcy should be in contact with an attorney that specifically specializes in the bankruptcy industry. If this sounds like you, Holcomb Law offers a free legal bankruptcy consultation in Overland Park.
The attorneys at Holcomb Law are knowledgable in a range of bankruptcy fields, such as chapter 7, chapter 13, and debt settlement. The Holcomb team works effectively for every client with the goal that their needs are met during the bankruptcy filing process.
Follow this link to set up your legal bankruptcy consultation in Overland Park with a Holcomb Law attorney today.


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Africa, Internet, MENA, Tech, Uncategorized
Facebook 56 million in the Arab world
by Wyly Wade • October 14, 2013 • 0 Comments
Facebook brought into prominence on Tuesday that it has 56 million active users in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), where activists used the social media network to organize Arab Spring rebellion. In fact, Facebook regional chief Jonathan Labin told a news conference in Dubai while noting a significant increase in the number of people connecting from mobile devices, that half of these users have come back to the website on a daily basis.
Furthermore, Facebook said in a statement that every month 56 million people are active on Facebook across the MENA region, characterized by 50 percent of those coming back on a daily basis. In totality 33 million people in MENA use a phone otherwise tablet to access the service every month, whereas the number of daily active users on mobile has mounted to 15 million.
http://m.phys.org/news/2013-10-facebook-million-arab-world.html
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Form fitting, sleeveless, buttondown midi dress in super soft tencel.
Love this dress! Super cute and flattering. A friend saw on me and instantly bought one. Runs a little large. I sized down.
This is the perfect summer dress. Very soft and light weight. The only complaint I have is the buttons on the bottoms of the dress tend to unbutton as I walk.
A dress that is me.
I saw this dress in a store. It was way too small but I loved it. Happily I was able to find it online in my size, and I have loved wearing it even though it does have problems. There is some gapping at each button, even though it fits well and it not super tight. I think it is because the buttonholes are just too big for the buttons. Hopefully, when I fix the buttonholes this will improve. I love the color and the style.


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Watch Chris Elliott's Hilarious and Touching Musical Tribute to David Letterman
Posted by Nick Romano on February 11th
Chris Elliott made his final appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman last night, but not because there's anything physically wrong with him. As he put it bluntly, "I really doubt I'll have anything to plug before you're off the air." So before the celebrated late-night show host departs his post, Elliott wanted to send him off with an epic bang.
"What can I give you in return?" As it turns out, that would be a crowd-pleasing rendition of "To Dave with Love," a wonderfully appropriate variation on "To Sir with Love." And he performed it alongside a slideshow of some throwback photos of his time with Dave. Though, we didn't know Elliott and Letterman were close enough to do the Jewish chair dance together?
The comedian credits Letterman with breaking him into the business. Indeed, Elliott started out as a NBC page before working his way up to a regular writer and performer on Letterman's NBC Late Night show. Remember "The Fugitive Guy"?
Elliott's tribute to Dave is particularly touching, because pretty soon, a number of changes will come into effect to shake up the course of late-night television as we know it. While Letterman is retiring from The Late Show, effective this May, Stephen Colbert is coming in as a replacement. In addition, it was announced yesterday that Jon Stewart will be leaving The Daily Show at some unspecified future date, and Broadway funnyman James Corden is coming in to replace Craig Ferguson on the Late Late Show. It's a brave new late-night world out there, folks. So buckle your seatbelts.