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12 Best Political Podcasts to Keep You Informed
Tria WenUpdated: Nov. 01, 2022
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Struggling to keep up with the endless news cycle? Check out these political podcasts that provide a balanced view of what's happening in the world.
Keeping up with the news these days can feel like a full-time job. Luckily, political podcasts are here to help, and even better, you can listen to them for free. Podcasting has been growing in popularity, with an estimated 104 million Americans listening monthly. The number of political podcasts alone grew by 1,000 right after the 2016 election. But with more than two million podcasts across all topics to choose from, it can be hard to know what the best podcasts are.
It has also become harder to find nonpartisan sources of news, which has contributed to the divides in America. One way to gauge the bias level of your news source is to locate it on a media bias chart. It's almost impossible to find completely unbiased content, though, so the best way to understand all angles of a story is to hear it from a variety of sources. We're providing a list of podcasts that either mix multiple political viewpoints, include perspectives we don't often hear from, or focus on a historical angle to give context to present-day issues (though if you want to take a deeper dive into the past, check out these history podcasts). One word of warning: Be prepared to be completely hooked.
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Left, Right & Center
If you're looking for a political podcast that offers multiple perspectives, KCRW's Left, Right & Center is a great place to start. Host Josh Barro, a columnist for Insider, places himself as the "center" voice. He has moved along the political spectrum throughout his life and has been critical of both parties. In each episode, Barro invites subject-matter experts who represent views to the left and right of each issue for an in-depth discussion. The weekly show describes itself as a "civilized yet provocative confrontation over politics, policy, and pop culture," and its tone serves as a welcome antidote to the one-sided political opinion shows prevalent on cable news.
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Another political podcast that explores multiple views, The Argument prides itself on "strongly held opinions" and "open-minded debates." Though it's produced by the New York Times, which tends to lean left, this weekly podcast looks at the case for and against every issue it tackles. Launched in 2018 with multiple hosts representing the right, left, and center, the show announced a new host in November 2020: Jane Coaston. Coaston is a registered Libertarian and respected writer on American conservatism, and she brings on a rotating list of guests from across the political spectrum to discuss issues like D.C. statehood, policing in America, and nuclear power.
How to Citizen
Baratunde Thurston is a best-selling author and Emmy-nominated host who specializes in holding space for complex and nuanced conversations. Political news can so often leave us feeling overwhelmed and powerless, but How To Citizen with Baratunde does the opposite, offering hope and a list of positive actions we can take with each episode. A warm and inclusive host, Thurston interprets "citizen" as a verb and seeks to reimagine a more connected society along with guests and listeners of the show. He invites us all to take responsibility for bettering our communities and the world and gives us resources to reflect, become more informed, and participate.
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The NPR Politics Podcast
If you want to keep up with current events on a daily basis, National Public Radio offers a roundup of political news every weekday. Each episode is between 15 and 30 minutes, making it perfect listening for a short commute or while you make dinner. Truly objective political reporting is hard to come by, but The NPR Politics Podcast does a great job of leaving opinion and speculation to the listeners. In fact, on the AllSides Media Bias Chart, NPR News falls right in the center.
Stay Tuned with Preet
For listeners interested in the legal side of news stories, CAFE's Stay Tuned with Preet breaks down complex topics with special guests and its host, Preet Bharara. Bharara served as U.S. Attorney from 2009 to 2017, then became a faculty member at the NYU School of Law. His years of experience and ability to teach legal concepts in an understandable way make this political podcast both eye-opening and enjoyable. At the top of each episode, Bharara answers legal questions sent in by listeners, then discusses the news with special guests. Recent episodes have included conversations about the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice, and an in-depth series on the Derek Chauvin trial.
Self Evident
Not every episode of Self Evident focuses on politics, but as anti-Asian hate crimes continue, it's particularly important for us to better understand the issues facing Asian Americans. Hosted by Cathy Erway, a James Beard Award-winning writer, Self Evident gives voice to stories that are rarely told. Episodes shine a light on different Asian American communities, including "South Asian, South East Asian, East Asian, Central Asian, and multi-ethnic communities," as stated on their website. The podcast seeks to explore questions like "Who is the American Dream for?" and "Whose story is really being told?" Two particularly relevant episodes to check out are "Unpacking Pandemic Racism" and "Hate Goes Viral." These other Asian American podcasts are also worth a listen.
In the Thick describes itself as "a podcast about politics, race, and culture from a POC perspective." Though race is one of the most heated topics in the United States, few are willing or able to approach it. With a diverse panel of guests, In the Thick digs deep where many other political podcasts only graze the surface. The biweekly show is cohosted by Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela. Hinojosa also serves as an anchor and executive producer for Latino USA (winner of a Peabody Award) and the PBS television show America by the Numbers. Varela is the editorial director of Futuro Media. Among the many topics, episodes this year have tackled Biden's first 100 days, the history of civil rights, and vaccination equity.
Throughline
"Every headline has a history," Throughline states in its show description. Indeed, every current event and trending story can be better understood by a deep dive into its history, and Throughline offers exactly that. This hour-long weekly podcast is cohosted by Rund Abdelfatah and Ramtin Arablouei, two journalists and NPR producers. Each well-researched episode allows listeners to better situate issues in historical context and makes even the most opaque subjects more understandable. Recent topics have included the plight of the Uyghur people in China, the Armenian genocide and its reverberations, and an overview of James Baldwin's work. If this one caught your attention, you'll also want to read these books for understanding race in America.
The Road to Now
Another podcast that explores historical context, The Road to Now is cohosted by Benjamin Sawyer, a professor of history at Middle Tennessee State University, and Bob Crawford, a founding member of the Avett Brothers. The Road to Now's tone is more laid-back and conversational than most political podcasts. The two hosts often invite friends to be guests on the show, like historian Louis Woods, also from MTSU, and Joe Kwon, cellist for the Avett Brothers. Other guests include politicians, journalists, and artists, making for eclectic political conversations that explore multiple sides and timelines of issues like voting rights, financial bubbles, militias, and more.
The United States of Anxiety
Here's one more podcast that uses history to help us understand current events and look to the future. The United States of Anxiety broadcasts live every Sunday evening on WNYC. The podcast is a slightly edited version of this live show, streamlined to come in at just under an hour. Host Kai Wright was also one of the hosts for WNYC's Indivisible, a live radio call-in show that ran for the first 100 days of the Trump Administration and aimed "to invite Americans to come together across divides."
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Pantsuit Politics
Hosts Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers may not agree on politics, but they do agree that they want to understand each other's views and treat each other with respect. In 2019, they co-authored the book I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening): A Guide to Grace-Filled Political Conversation, and they've been co-hosting the Pantsuit Politics podcast since November 2015. New episodes come out every Tuesday and Friday and have recently covered topics like vaccines around the world, the state of the economy, and leadership within the Republican Party.
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Government for Grownups
Host Sharon McMahon has garnered a reputation as "America's Government Teacher" on Instagram, where she's amassed more than half a million followers. A former high school government and law teacher, McMahon's goal is to fight misinformation and conspiracy with unbiased facts and sometimes humor. Her Instagram videos feature friendly, respectful, nonpartisan explanations of various aspects of government that help shed light on the news. On her brand-new podcast, which launched in May 2021, she welcomes guests who offer a range of political viewpoints and engages them in fact-based conversation. When you need a break from politics, decompress with the best comedy podcasts and the best new fiction podcasts you'll obsess over.
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The Irascible Professor-commentary of the day-07-15-02. Grade inflation: the customer is not always right.
"The quality of a university is measured more by the kind of student it turns out than the kind it takes in.".... ...Robert J. Kibbee.
Commentary of the Day - July 15, 2002: Grade Inflation: The "Customer" Is Not Always Right. Guest commentary by Tina Blue.
Students are not customers. If they are customers, then they are not students.
Most colleges and universities have moved far in the direction of viewing their students as customers and viewing education primarily as a "product" or "service" provided to these customers. The problem with this consumer model of education is that, as any successful retail business knows, you have to please your customers or they will take their money elsewhere.
Now, what do you think would please most undergraduates? Difficult classes with rigorous performance standards, and strict teachers who insist that deadlines be met and who are fair but inflexible about tying grades to the actual quality of the work?
What most students want is to get the highest possible grades for the least amount of work. Even most tenured faculty are unwilling to risk the declining enrollments and negative student evaluations that usually go along with a reputation for being a hardass.
And since 50%-75% of all undergraduate courses in this country are taught either by graduate students or by non-tenured adjunct faculty, for whom negative evaluations and low enrollments will almost certainly mean at least a reprimand and quite probably a termination notice, you can bet they will find it hard not to buckle under pressure to give students higher grades than they deserve.
Nor can grad students and non-tenured faculty count on the administration to back them up if they try to give a student a grade lower than he or she demands. If a student is even a little bit aggressive (and they are often more than that!), the administration will roll over and expect the instructor to do likewise.
Non-attendance, late papers, poor performance, misbehavior in class, actual cheating -- if an instructor tries to lower a student's grade for any of these things, she had better watch out. Students will complain and so will their parents, and sometimes even their parents' lawyers.
When parents, administrators, and politicians squawk about grade inflation and the lowering of academic standards, I want to smack them upside the head. Those of us on the front lines who actually have to assign grades get it from all sides if we don't give almost all our students much higher grades than they deserve.
It's not just at the college level, either. When a biology teacher in Piper , Kansas, failed several students for blatant plagiarism on a term project worth 50% of their grade, parents complained, and the school board changed the grading formula so that the cheating students would pass the course anyway.
The teacher resigned the next day.
In the past two years, because of the convenience of e-mail, I have experienced yet another kind of pressure toward grade inflation.
I spell out my grading standards, late-paper policy, and attendance policy in handouts at the beginning of each semester, so there should not be any doubt in a student's mind about what grade he is getting at the end of the semester, or why.
But now I start getting email from students during the three-week period between the last day of classes and the due date for turning in my final grade sheets. They tell me they need a "B" (or sometimes even an "A"!) to get off academic probation, to avoid losing a scholarship, or to get into this or that major or professional school.
Ironically, I actually warn students throughout the semester not to ask me to fudge their grades. "I won't feel sympathy," I say, "I will just be really, really angry that you are trying to pressure me like that."
But one reason students will still pull this stunt is that the sort of student who does so tends also to be the sort who cuts class, so he is likely to miss such warnings.
Just this past semester a student who had missed enough classes to get an "F" in the course according to my established grading policy, and who had turned in all of his papers on the day of the final exam rather than when they were due during the semester, sent me email me saying that he'd worked really hard and felt he had made a lot of progress in his writing, so he wanted a "B," since that's what he needed to get into the School of Business.
Although his papers were all late enough to justify my giving every one of them an "F," and his accumulated absences also justified failing him, I decided to wait and see how he did on his final exam. His papers were not exactly stellar. Actually, they were barely "C" quality. But I decided that if he made a strong "C" on his final, I would go ahead and give him a "C" in the course rather than an "F."
I have to admit that is a real weakness of mine where grading is concerned. If a student is able to produce at least "C"-level work, I don't like to fail him if he has attended at least 2/3 of the classes, simply because these kids are so young and often foolish. I hate to see too many doors locked against them when and if they mature and get their act together.
But after this student's response to my generosity, I am afraid I will never feel generous again, at least where grades are concerned.
I got an unpleasant e-mail from him as soon as he found out his grade. He demanded to know why he had gotten a "C" rather than the "B" he had told me he deserved! He pretty much ordered me to e-mail him back immediately with an explanation.
I haven't responded, and I don't intend to. The way I figure it, I owe this little twerp nothing at this point, including any more of my time. I have his paper and his attendance record, everything. If he wants to contest his grade, I have plenty of evidence that I was being quite generous when I assigned that "C."
But I've gotten so disgusted by this unconscionable pressure from students and by the difficulty of holding students to even modest performance standards that I've decided not to cut fools any slack from now on. Henceforth, my attendance and late-paper policies will be strictly enforced, and if that means failing a student, so be it.
If that kid were in my class this coming fall term, he'd get that "F" after all. Then he wouldn't be sending me email wondering how I dared to give him less than a "B."
The IP comments: The IP is all too familiar with students who attempt to pressure teachers or administrators into giving them higher grades than they deserve. (In the IP's day it was a common practice for a student in his or her last semester to write "graduating senior" on final exams in hopes of garnering a little sympathy from instructors.) However, he would be quick to point out that not all students are crass "grade grabbers". The majority of students in the IP's classes seem to want to learn, and most are more than willing to accept the grade that they earn. Those who complain about their grades, and who attempt to wheedle a higher grade than they deserve remain in the minority (at least in the IP's experience). However, there has been a tendency on the part of these "wheedlers" to be more vocal and in some cases more litigious in their quest for the undeserved high grade. Fortunately, here at Krispy Kreme U., the academic structure is such that the grade appeals process is in the hands of an Academic Appeals Board comprised of three faculty members and two students. This has had the salutary effect of keeping non-academic interests out of the process. Both the student who feels that he or she has been graded unfairly and the faculty member who issued the grade have an opportunity to present their cases. The burden is on the student to show that the grading process was arbitrary or capricious. In most, but not all, cases the faculty member prevails.
The IP also is a bit dubious about the statement that 50% to 75% of all undergraduate classes are taught by graduate students or part-time (adjunct) faculty members. The percentage probably is not quite that high, but nevertheless far too many introductory courses are taught by untenured faculty members.


It's a quick one over lunch! The boys tackle some sandwiches and some quick tips for hosting a low-key lunch-time...lounge-session. Here there be font failures, salsa failures, and sandwich failures. And Jared absolutely loses his mind.
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Janet Lees is accepting applications for PhD students.
Dr Janet Lees is a Professor in Civil Engineering at the University of Cambridge and is a Chartered Engineer. Before embarking on a career in research, she spent three years in Industry working both for a Consultant and for a Contractor. She received her PhD in Structural Engineering from the University of Cambridge. She is the leader of the Concrete Infrastructure Research Group (CIRG) within the Civil Engineering Division. The main research interests of her group relate to reinforced concrete and the use of advanced materials in construction. Ongoing project areas include the strength assessment of existing reinforced concrete infrastructure, fibre reinforced polymer (FRP)/concrete systems and sustainable concrete infrastructure.
She is a Fellow of St John's College and a Director of the University of Cambridge EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment.
The overarching aim of CIRG research is to provide more sustainable infrastructure solutions. This is achieved through an improved understanding of existing infrastructure assets, the use of new materials and the creation of advanced structural systems. We have particular interests in concrete and FRPs (Fibre Reinforced Polymers) and investigating novel ways to combine these materials for further advantage.
Prestressing tendons for concrete: The use of advanced durable materials as prestressing tendons for concrete would potentially avoid the current problems associated with the corrosion of steel reinforcement. Such materials of particular interest in offshore applications.
Strength assessment of reinforced concrete structures: Research that delivers improved analytical tools and experimental evidence for the more accurate assessment of existing structures has a direct impact on management strategies for existing reinforced concrete infrastructure.
Strengthening and repair of existing structures: With increased traffic loading, changes in design codes and the unexpected deterioration of structures, there is a tremendous need for ways of extending the lifetime of existing structures.
Advanced analyses: Reinforced concrete structures are unusual in that they are often designed to be cracked under service loading. However, the presence of cracks introduces significant numerical challenges when modelling the behaviour of RC structures.
Time-dependent behaviour of unstrengthened and FRP strengthened structures: Reinforced concrete is a complex material where time-dependent influences such as concrete creep change the load sharing between the concrete, any internal steel and, where present, external FRP reinforcement.
Glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) pipelines: Vast sums of money have been spent trying to mitigate the exposure of steel pipelines to corrosive environments, both internal and external. Pipelines made with FRPs will have longer predicted lifetimes and lower installation and maintenance costs.
Sustainable concrete: Globally, 1.5 billion tonnes of cement are produced each year. As such, any environmental savings in terms of the energy consumption during the manufacture of concrete or the incorporation of waste materials into concrete will have a significant impact.
Hoult, N.A. and Lees, J.M. (2005) "Long-term Performance of a CFRP Strap Shear Retrofitting System" Seventh International Symposium on Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures (FRPRCS-7). SP-230 , Editors: C.K. Shield, J.P. Busel, S.L. Walkup and D.D. Gremel, American Concrete Institute International SP-230-40, pp.685-704.
Lees, J.M. and Burgoyne, C.J. (1999a) "Design Guidelines for Concrete Beams Prestressed with Partially-Bonded FRP Tendons", Fourth International Symposium on Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures (FRPRCS-4). SP-188, Editors: C.W. Dolan, S.H. Rizkalla and A. Nanni, American Concrete Institute International, SP-188-69, pp.807-816.
Lees, J.M., Winistoerfer, A.U. and Meier, U. (1999) "Non-Laminated Pin-Loaded CFRP Straps for the Shear Enhancement of Concrete", Fourth International Symposium on Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Reinforced Concrete Structures (FRPRCS-4), SP-188, Editors: C.W. Dolan, S.H. Rizkalla and A. Nanni, American Concrete Institute International, SP-188-83, pp 985-994.
Foster, R.M., Morley, C.T. and Lees, J.M.(2014) "Relating Shear Transfer Experiments to FRP Strengthened Beam Behaviour in Shear." 7th international Conference on Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composites in Civil Engineering (CICE 2014).
Jin, F. and Lees, J.M.(2014) "Time - Dependent Shear Transfer in Reinforced Concrete Beams Strengthened with CFRP Straps" 7th international Conference on Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composites in Civil Engineering (CICE 2014).
Toumpanaki, E., Lees, J.M. and Terrasi, G.P. (2014)."Measurement of the Sand Coating Layer in CFRP Tendons through Image Processing"7th international Conference on Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composites in Civil Engineering (CICE 2014).
Foster, R.M., Morley, C.T. and Lees, J.M. (2013) "Shear Transfer Across a Diagonal Crack in Reinforced Concrete Strengthened with Externally Bonded FRP Fabric"Advanced Composites in Construction (ACIC) 2013 Conference Proceedings, September 10-12, pp. 181-192.
Augusthus Nelson, L. and Lees, J.M. (2010) "Size Effects in Reinforced Concrete Beams Strengthened with CFRP Straps" CICE 2010 - The 5th International Conference on FRP Composites in Civil Engineering September 27-29, 2010 Beijing, China Editors: Ye LP, Feng P, Yue QR. Advances in FRP composites in Civil Engineering. pp. 789-793.
Yapa, H. D. and Lees, J.M. (2009) "Optimum shear strengthening of reinforced concrete beams with prestressed carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) straps" 4th International Conference on Advanced Composites in Construction (ACIC 09), Edinburgh, UK, pp. 214-226.
Lees, J.M. (2009) "Sensitivity of NSM Reinforcement Forces to Bond-Slip Effects"4th International Conference on Advanced Composites in Construction (ACIC 09), Edinburgh, UK, pp. 227-238.
Mertol, H.C., Rizkalla, S., Scott, P., Lees, J.M. and El-Hacha, R. (2007) "Durability and Fatigue Behavior of Concrete Beams Prestressed with CFRP", The 3rd International Conference on Durability & Field Applications of FRP Composites for Construction, Quebec City, Canada.
Hassan Dirar, S.M.O., Hoult, N.A.,Morley, C.T. and Lees, J.M. (2006) "Shear Strengthening of Pre-cracked Reinforced Concrete Beams Using CFRP Straps", Proceedings of the 2nd fib Congress , fib, Italy, 158-159, Vol. 2 (Paper 10-70 ISBM 978-88-89972-06-9 with two CDs).
Scott, P. and Lees, J.M. (2006) "CFRP Prestressing Tendons: Solution Uptake and Swelling Effects" Third International Conference on Composites in Civil Engineering (CICE2006) 13-15 December 2006, Miami, Florida. Editors, Mirmiran, A. and Nanni, A., ISBN 0615135862 pp 467-470.
Yang, X.S., Lees, J.M. and Morley, C.T. (2006) "Optimization of CFRP strengthening of precracked structures using genetic algorithms",Computational Modelling of Concrete Structures: Proceedings of the EURO-C 2006 Eds G Mescheke, R. de Borst, H. Mang, N. Bicanic, March, Austria, Published by Taylor & Francis ISBN 0415397499 pp 915-920.
Yang, X.S., Lees, J.M. Morley, C.T. (2006) "Nonlinear analysis of the fracture of reinforced concrete beams under time-dependent loading",Proceedings of the 2nd fib Congress , fib , Italy, 246-247, Vol. 1 (Paper 3-43 ISBN 978-88-89972-05-2 with two CDs).


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Le stade Tofiq-Béhramov (en azéri : Tofiq Bəhramov adına Respublika Stadionu) est un stade multi-usage azerbaïdjanais situé à Bakou. Ce stade de  places accueille les matches à domicile du FK Neftchi Bakou et du FK Bakou, clubs évoluant dans le championnat d'Azerbaïdjan de football. Ce stade accueille également les matches de l'équipe nationale azerbaïdjanaise.

Histoire
La construction du stade débute en 1939 mais est arrêtée par la guerre et est finalement achevée en 1951, par des prisonniers de guerre allemands. Le stade était nommé à l'origine Joseph Staline et avait une forme de C comme la première lettre de son nom en écriture cyrillique (Cтaлин). Après le  du parti communiste en 1956 et la dénonciation du stalinisme, il est renommé stade Lénine.
En 1993, après l'indépendance de l'Azerbaidjan, il est nommé d'après l'arbitre international Tofik Bakhramov, mort la même année. Cet arbitre est connu dans le monde pour avoir validé comme arbitre de touche le but vainqueur de l'Angleterre face à l'Allemagne lors de la finale de la coupe du monde 1966.

Compétitions internationales

Le stade Tofiq-Béhramov accueille, avec 5 autres stades du pays, la Coupe du monde féminine - 17 ans organisée par la FIFA en 2012 pour la première fois dans un pays affilié à l'UEFA.

Il accueille entre autres le match Nigeria - Canada et le premier match de l'Azerbaïdjan dans la compétition contre la Colombie, le . Ce match du pays organisateur se déroule devant une affluence de 30250 spectateurs.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
 FK Neftchi Bakou
 FK Bakou
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Équipement sportif achevé en 1951
Stade multifonction en Azerbaïdjan
Stade de football à Bakou
Stade d'athlétisme en Azerbaïdjan
Stade portant le nom d'une personnalité sportive
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Daggett County Justice Court FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions for Daggett County Justice Court
Q: How do I schedule a Court Date, Arraignment or Small Claims Case?
A: Contact the Court Technician during business hours. 435-784-3216, or email for help.
Q: How do I challenge a citation that I feel I don't deserve?
A: Request a Court Date through the Court Technician. All bench trials are held in person at the Manila courthouse. You'll need to be prepared to go to court by either hiring an attorney or preparing your own case. Your attorney and witnesses will also need to appear in person. You'll also need to submit all evidence and the names of any witnesses you plan to use in court to the county prosecutor, Kent Snider at least two weeks before the trial.
Q: I can't make my scheduled Court Date, what do I do?
A: First, remember that court is now held online, so it's much easier for everyone to attend. But, if you truly can't attend, contact the Court Technician by phone or email and request a Continuance. Requests will be reviewed by the Judge before they are granted.
Q: How do I get legal advice?
A: Legal Clinics that provide low or no cost assistance are available throughout the state. To find the nearest location visit: Legal Clinics Information. The Utah Courts Self Help site also has excellent resources on to prepare for your own case.
Q: How can I attend a Defensive Driving course to reduce my points after receiving a citation?
A: Daggett County does not offer a Defensive Driving course, but you may attend one online, such as this one offered by the Utah Safety Counsel. If you have been ordered to attend a class, you'll need to submit proof of completion by email to the Court Technician.

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The Lautosporaceae are a family of fungi in the Ascomycota phylum. This family can not yet be taxonomically classified in any of the ascomycetous classes and orders with any degree of certainty (incertae sedis). It contains the single genus Lautospora.

See also
 List of Ascomycota families incertae sedis

References

External links
Index Fungorum

Ascomycota enigmatic taxa
Ascomycota families
Monogeneric fungus families


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"Mein Kampf" in the public domain...
Writing that draws on lived experience and real people never merely reflects, argues Leslie Jamison in the New York Times Bookends column: It distorts, inverts, reinvents; it offers "a set of parallel destinies." The "peril" of using real people is two-fold: "what it will do to your work, and what it will do to your life."
Pavel Durov, the founder of Russia's most popular social networking site, VKontakte, has been fired from his position as CEO. Durov claims that VKontakte is now under the "complete control" of two close allies of Putin. Russia "is incompatible with Internet business at the moment," he told Techcrunch on Tuesday.
The Digital Public Library of America, which is trying to provide free online access to the material in the nation's libraries, archives, and museums, has tripled in size over the past year, adding seven million items from more than 1,300 institutions.
How much gay sex should a novel have? Caleb Crain answers this "deeply silly" question at the New Yorker's Page-Turner blog: "As much as it takes to tell the story." Meanwhile, gay Christian activist Matthew Vines argues, in God and the Gay Christian, that the Bible's ostensible prohibitions against homosexuality don't prohibit same-sex marriage. The book's publisher, Convergent Books, houses several evangelical imprints. "It is a sad and shameful day when a major Christian publisher releases such a book and claims that it is a solid evangelical publication," squawks the Christian Post's Michael Brown. "This is abhorrent, disgraceful, and terribly misleading." At the New Republic, Marc Tracy finds it notable that "the chief question stirred by the book is not whether evangelical and other religiously orthodox Christians can reconcile same-sex marriage with their faith, but whether evangelical and other religiously orthodox Christians can reconcile their social conservatism with the free market."
Charles Simic remembers a 1968 fistfight between a bunch of hungover poets at a poetry conference at Stony Brook. Looking on, from a porch, were the Chilean writer Nicanor Parra and the French writer Eugène Guillevic, both "delighted by the spectacle." Was this "how American poets always settled their literary quarrels"?
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#Promo event: Secrets We Keep by Faith Hogan #giveaway @GerHogan @BrookCottageBks
By Anne | August 25, 2017
Now I might just have mentioned this book here on Being Anne once or twice before, but I really couldn't miss out on today's promo event for the wonderful Secrets We Keep by Faith Hogan, could I? Published in February 2017 by Aria Fiction – Head of Zeus – it's a book that won a place in my heart…
Two distant relatives, drawn together in companionship are forced to confront their pasts and learn that some people are good at keeping secrets and some secrets are never meant to be kept..
A bittersweet story of love, loss and life. Perfect for fans of Patricia Scanlan, Adele Parks and Rosamunde Pilcher.
The beautiful old Bath House in Ballytokeep has lain empty and abandoned for decades. For devoted pensioners Archie and Iris, it holds too many conflicting memories of their adolescent dalliances and tragic consequences – sometimes it's better to leave the past where it belongs.
For highflying, top London divorce lawyer Kate Hunt, it's a fresh start – maybe even her future. On a winter visit to see her estranged Aunt Iris she falls in love with the Bath House. Inspired, she moves to Ballytokeep leaving her past heartache 600 miles away – but can you ever escape your past or your destiny?
Let me share an extract that perfectly captures this lovely book…
'I've never seen anything like it,' Kate said. It was her first thought as they turned down the cove and saw the bathhouse snuggled into the cliff face. It was a turreted, stocky grown-ups sandcastle. 'It could have been emptied from a child's bucket,' was her first reaction. It had been painted, white with a light blue trim once, then the waves and the spray had all but washed that away. It still sat proudly, if shabbily, on a huge flat rock, that upturned in a lip over the sea. It was a plate, large enough for any giant.
'Genesis Rock – it's a metamorphic rock, probably over a thousand million years old,' Rita said. 'Sorry, did I mention I taught geography and home economics, once upon a time.'
'No, but I probably should have guessed.'
'I don't remember the bathhouse even being open. I could imagine that I'd have spent all my days here if I had.' Rita looked at the washed white walls that reached high into the cliff face.
'Well, Archie said they ran it for a few years, but he didn't say when it shut.' This place probably held sadness for Archie, if his brother died here. Kate couldn't feel it. Instead, it made her feel energized, as though the sea was spraying something like an invitation deep into her lungs. It made her heart pound with an expectation she hadn't felt in years. Even the deserted castle keep that loomed up in grey stone at the tip of the headland seemed to carry a hopeful secret in its towers.
'It must have been lovely once. Even now, you can see.' Rita rested her hands on the thick window ledge, her nose pressed firmly to the cold glass of the windows. 'It looks like they just closed up one evening and never came back.'
Kate walked to the back of the bathhouse; it dug into the cliff face, as though the construction of one depended on the other. Alongside the building, a small narrow road clung to the cliff for a couple of hundred yards before it feathered off onto what counted as a main road in these parts. Far below, the waves lapped serenely against the stone. It was low tide now; Kate wondered how close the water actually came to the rock. 'I'd love to get a look inside.' Rita followed her round to the front of the bathhouse.
They peered through a sea sprayed window for a few minutes. Inside, Kate could see there were tables and chairs, a small stove and an old-fashioned counter where once someone had taken orders for afternoon tea. 'It's a little café, wouldn't it be lovely if it was open for coffee?' Kate mused, it was so much more than just a bathhouse.
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About Faith Hogan
Already an international best seller, Faith Hogan is an original voice in women's fiction, she has been hailed as a Maeve Binchy for a new generation. Her stories are warm and rooted in a contemporary Irish landscape which has lost none of its wit or emotion thanks to its modern vibe.
Faith Hogan was born in Ireland. She gained an Honours Degree in English Literature and Psychology from Dublin City University and a Postgraduate Degree from University College, Galway. She has worked as a fashion model, an event's organiser and in the intellectual disability and mental health sector.
She was a winner in the 2014 Irish Writers Centre Novel Fair – an international competition for emerging writers. Secrets We Keep is her second novel published with Aria Fiction. Her first, My Husband's Wives has been a top ten best seller and is currently available in paperback.
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"This company was founded with a strong emphasis on superior customer service, high-quality work and a drive for continuous improvement and innovation," said Stellar President & CEO, Ronald Foster Jr. "This vision has served as the foundation for our success over the years, encouraging strong and loyal client partnerships and the expansion of our expertise into a range of diverse fields and industries."
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Return Of Rocket Man? Kim Says "Shocking Action" Coming – Will Unveil New Weapon
It's a new year, and with no breakthrough moment in US-North Korea nuclear talks by end of 2019, Kim is once again on the offensive.
His first act of 2020 was to declare on Wednesday that his country is no longer bound by his prior good faith pledge to President Trump to halt major missile tests. Toward this end, he threateningly announced Pyongyang will soon unveil to the world "new strategic weapon".
"The world will witness a new strategic weapon to be possessed by the DPRK in the near future," Kim said, while addressing a four-day long ruling party meeting.
Further alarming is that he urged before party bosses "shocking actual action" to make the US "pay for the pains" endured by his country under crippling Washington sanctions.
Trump, for his part, didn't appear to give too much credence to the threat after the prior ominous "Christmas gift" never materialized. "We're going to find out, but I think he's a man of his word," the president told reporters in Florida.
Suggesting there's still space for compromise and dialogue, Bloomberg observes what was crucially missing from Kim's talking points:
Kim left some room for negotiations by avoiding direct criticism of Trump and not explicitly calling off talks or announcing new weapons tests. The threat to revive tensions could put Kim's own recent diplomatic gains at risk, alienate supporters such as China and Russia and increase international support for more sanctions.
In response to the KCNA media report detailing the provocative speech, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Fox News "We hope that Chairman Kim will take a different course."
The US top diplomat added, "We are hopeful that Chairman Kim will make the right decision and he will choose peace and prosperity over conflict and war."
Indeed a major weapons or long-range test would indeed take the Korean peninsula a big step closer to war — the worst case scenario that both sides are still calculating their rhetoric to avoid.
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This Flash ActionScript tutorial also shows how to create new Arrays and how to assign values to Arrays but with a different method.
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Strikes and lockouts
Race and Labor in Western Copper: The Fight for Equality, 1896-1918
by Philip J. Mellinger
eISBN: 978-0-8165-4772-2 | Cloth: 978-0-8165-1477-9
Library of Congress Classification HD8039.M72U66 1995
Dewey Decimal Classification 331.892823431098
ABOUT THIS BOOK | AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY | TOC
This is the story of immigrant copper workers and their attempts to organize at the turn of the century in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and El Paso, Texas. These Mexican and European laborers of widely varying backgrounds and languages had little social, economic, or political power. Yet they achieved some surprising successes in their struggles—all in the face of a racist society and the unbridled power of the mine owners.
Mellinger's book is the first regional history of these ordinary working people—miners, muckers, millhands, and smelter workers—who labored in the thousands of mountain and desert mining camps across the western heartland early in this century. These men, largely uneducated, frequently moving from camp to camp, subjected to harsh and dangerous conditions, often poorly paid, nevertheless came together for a common purpose.
They came from Mexico, from the U.S. Hispanic Southwest, and from several European countries, especially from Greece, Italy, the former Yugoslavia, and Spain. They were far from a homogeneous group. Yet, in part because they set aside ethnic differences to pursue cooperative labor action, they were able to make demands, plan strikes, carry them out, and sometimes actually win. They also won the aid of the Western Federation of Miners and the more radical Industrial Workers of the World. After initial rejection, they were eventually accepted by mainstream unionists.
Mellinger discusses towns, mines, camps, companies, and labor unions, but this book is largely about people. In order to reconstruct their mining-community lives, he has used little-known union and company records, personal interviews with old-time workers and their families, and a variety of regional sources that together have enabled him to reveal a complex and significant pattern of social, economic, and political change in the American West.
Philip J. Mellinger teaches at the University of Texas-El Paso. He has long studied and written about American urban and small-town history, and social history.
1. Western Federation of Miners Unionism Begins in the Southwest, 1896-1903
2. The First Big Strike in the Southwest: Clifton-Morenci, 1903
4. Union Radicals Recruit Mexicans, Spaniards, and South Slavs: Bisbee, Jerome, and Globe, 1907-1910
5. Bingham Canyon: Always a Union, Seldom a Strike, 1904-1909
6. Immigrants and English-Speaking Men Strike Together: Bingham Canyon and White Pine County, 1910-1912
7. Justicia and Igualdad Again at El Paso and Ray, 1913-1914
8. Los Trabajadores and the Miami Miners' Union Combine at Ray, 1915
9. Unity and Victory at Clifton-Morenci, 1915
10. Labor, Management, and the Federal Government Struggle in Arizona, 1916-1917
11. Conclusion, 1917-1918
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Of all the songs written during and about the War, perhaps none is as strongly identified with the Union cause today as Julia Ward Howe's stirring "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." For over 138 years this song has been a fixture in patriotic programs and is still sung in schools and churches across the nation.
In the early days of the War, the song "John Brown's Body" was wildly popular. Although in its original incarnation it had nothing to do with the notorious abolitionist leader hanged at Harpers Ferry on December 2, 1859, it became inextricably identified with him and acquired new verses that were sung by Federal troops and Union sympathizers alike. The tune was borrowed from an old Methodist hymn, "Say, Brothers, Will You Meet Us?" by William Steffe.
In November of 1861, Julia Ward Howe, the daughter of a well-to-do New York City banker, was touring Union army camps near Washington, D.C. with Reverend James Freeman Clarke and with her husband, Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe, who was a member of President Lincoln's Military Sanitary Commission and a fervent abolitionist. During the course of their camp visit, the group began to sing some of the currently popular war songs, among them "John Brown's Body." In one of those rare flashes of inspiration that leave their mark on the history of a nation, Reverend Clarke was moved to suggest that Mrs. Howe pen new lyrics to the familiar tune. She replied that she had often thought of doing just exactly that.
Mrs. Howe's lyrics first appeared on the front page of the Atlantic Monthly in February of 1862. Editor James T. Fields, who paid her $5 for the piece, is credited with having given the song the name by which it is known today.
After the war, Mrs. Howe was active in the women's suffrage movement. In 1868, she founded the New England Women's Club and was one of the founders of the New England Women's Suffrage Association. She was much in demand as a lecturer. Although she continued her writing, nothing she produced ever achieved the popularity of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." She died October 17, 1910, at the age of 91.


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// 4.   Write a program that finds how many times a substring
//      is contained in a given text (perform case insensitive search).
//		Example: The target substring is "in". The text is as follows:

namespace _4_RepeatedSubstringCount
{
    class RepeatedSubstringCount
    {
        static void Main()
        {
            Console.Title = "Repeated substring count";

            string str = "We are living in an yellow submarine. We don't have anything else. Inside the submarine is very tight. So we are drinking all the day. We will move out of it in 5 days.";

            string substring = "in";

            int count = CalculateCount(str, substring);

            Console.WriteLine("The result is: {0}", count);
        }

        private static int CalculateCount(string str, string substring)
        {
            int startIndex = 0;
            int count = -1;
            str = str.ToLower();
            substring = substring.ToLower();

            while (startIndex >= 0)
            {
                count++;

                if (startIndex != 0)
                {
                    startIndex += substring.Length;
                }

                startIndex = str.IndexOf(substring, startIndex);

            }

            return count;
        }
    }
}

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A Common Goal
Today, I am launching something that I hope will help to change the world, even if only in some small way. And I hope that other footballers around the world will help me in this goal. But before I tell you about it, I must tell you what football means to me.
To do that we have to start with something that I will never forget.
I can still see the cross coming in. I can see the ball bouncing off Thomas Müller's head, looping over Petr Čech and then hitting the crossbar and going in. And then I remember the sound. I couldn't even hear myself think … it was just pure electricity.
Bayern Munich had scored in Munich, in the 83rd minute of the 2012 Champions League final to go up 1–0 on Chelsea — my team. I don't know if I've ever heard a sound like that before.
A few seconds later, I was standing at the center circle of the Allianz Arena, waiting for the Bayern players to stop celebrating the goal that they thought had just won the match. Didier Drogba, my Chelsea teammate, walked up to me to restart play. Didier never had his head down — never looked discouraged — but now he did. And I couldn't understand why. We had gone through so much to get to the final. Our manager had been sacked a few months before, then we had come from behind to beat Napoli in the round of 16, then we had survived with 10-men at Camp Nou in the semifinals. And now … what? It was over?
I put my hand on Didier's shoulder and said, "Look around, Didier. Look where we are. Please, don't worry. Keep believing … just believe."
For some reason I just kept thinking, We are destined to win this thing.
I'm a pretty quiet person, and I think when Didier saw me encouraging him to keep going, he couldn't help but smile.
He said, "O.K., Juan. Let's go."
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We were surrounded by 50,000 screaming German fans, but down on the pitch, Didier and I knew that we just needed a chance. And five minutes later, we got one. We won a corner. I lined up over the ball and Didier came running to the near post. You remember, yes?
I think every Chelsea fan remembers Martin Tyler's call.
"Drogbaaaaaaaaaaaaa! They've pulled the rabbit out of the hat again! Chelsea will just not let go in the Champions League!"
After we scored that equalizer … I just knew. Even when we went to penalty kicks, I still knew. And when Didier stepped up to take the final penalty, I was sure he was going to score. I think the expression on his face after the ball went in said everything. He didn't know whether he wanted to cry or laugh. He was overwhelmed, like we all were.
And as soon as the craziness died down — I immediately thought of my family. Every one of them was there in the crowd that night: my dad, mom, grandparents, friends. I knew the penalties must have been stressful for them — especially my poor grandmother.
Later on, someone told me that she had been so nervous that she actually had to hide in the bathroom toward the end of the match.
As we were celebrating, I looked around at my teammates, and I saw the beauty of football. A keeper from the Czech Republic. A defender from Serbia, and another from Brazil. Midfielders from Ghana, Nigeria, Portugal, Spain and England. And, of course, one incredible striker from Côte D'Ivoire.
We came from all over the world, from different circumstances, and spoke many different languages. Some had grown up during wartime. Some had grown up in poverty. But there we were, all standing together in Germany as champions of Europe.
The way we had come together from all around the world to work for a common goal was more meaningful to me than the trophy. To me, that is something that can change the world for the better.
I am very lucky. I was born into an incredibly supportive family in northern Spain. My father was a former footballer — a tricky winger. He was leftfooted, like me, but (I will admit) he was faster. He loved to dribble at players. I remember watching video cassettes of his old matches at our house in Oviedo. Watching him play made football look fun. That's how I wanted football to be for me, too.
And that's how things were for me as a kid — it's how I was raised. Even though my father was a footballer, I was never forced to play football. My parents, Juan and Marta, wanted me and my sister, Paula, to experience everything life had to offer.
The first autograph I ever signed wasn't because I was good at football. It was actually because I was really good at trivia — like general academic questions, but harder. When I was 13 I was chosen for a team to go to a regional competition where we had to answer around 200–300 questions. We ended up winning, and the next day all the younger kids at school wanted our autographs.
A few weeks later, my trivia team went on a trip to Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. That trip was my first time really getting to see how people in other countries lived. At such a young age, it gave me a different perspective on the world. I didn't know everything. But I knew that I wanted to see more.
When I was 15, football gave me that chance.
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I had just finished a match with my local region team, Asturias, and my dad was taking me home like he usually did. But this time, we went a different way. We pulled into a parking lot where only one other car was parked. There was a man waiting for us … and I recognized him. He was one of the head scouts for Real Madrid. I'd seen him at a few of our matches.
My father spoke with him for a couple of minutes, and then he came back to the car and told me that Madrid wanted to sign me. I was so overwhelmed … I didn't really know what to think. Madrid? Real Madrid? Wants me?
I spent the next few days talking it over with my family. It was hard for my mom and dad to just send me off to a big city like Madrid, but our family has this saying: "Sometimes the train doesn't come twice in life."
On that day, it had come for me. And I knew that it might never come again.
I also spoke with my grandfather, who was my biggest fan. He was the one who had taken me to training sessions and matches when my parents were busy. He had watched every single one of my matches, too. He told me to follow my heart, and that my dream of being a professional footballer required risks.
When people talk about football, it's usually about money or trophies. But football also provides something else to young people. It provides real-life experience. And sometimes real life is difficult.
At Madrid's youth academy, I learned how to live alone and to be away from my parents for weeks at a time. When you're on your own, you discover things about yourself. I thought a lot about all of the hard work and the sacrifices that my parents and grandparents had made to get me to where I was. And I realized that I had a responsibility to them to work hard and make the most of my chance. But at a club like Madrid — which at the time had players like Beckham, Figo, Zidane, Roberto Carlos and many others — it can be hard to do that.
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So in the summer of 2007, I signed with Valencia. I wish I could tell you that my time there was perfect, but it wasn't. I think we changed managers three times in my first season. I was a 19-year-old, surrounded by all the these players in their mid-30s. My family was worried for me. Especially my grandfather. He came to a lot of matches in Valencia. And when he wasn't there, he would watch on TV. He never missed a match of my professional career. I remember calling him one night when I was struggling, and I'll never forget what he said to me.
"Your football and your career, Juan, they give me life. I feel so proud and I am filled with hope when I watch you."
That call had a tremendous impact on me — and on the way I thought about football. What I was doing in my career wasn't just about me. It was about us. I was playing because I brought joy to people in different ways than just by scoring goals. My grandfather was the living embodiment of this feeling, and after I realized that, I made sure to keep that thought with me at all times.
I think of my four years at Valencia as my "master's degree," because that's where I learned the art of football and gained valuable perspective on life.
My time in England was like the real world that comes after university. It was filled with tremendous highs — two club Player of the Year trophies at Chelsea and a Champions League title. But also some lows. My third year in London was difficult. I fell out of favor in the squad and I began to question my own ability. But I never felt any bitterness toward anyone. That's not how I was raised.
I care deeply about relationships. In football, this can be tricky. When I left Chelsea for Manchester United, I still cared about the club. I wanted to make sure they got an appropriate fee and that I could maintain my connection with the people in London. And I hope I did that.
But I'm a Red Devil now. And I wouldn't have it any other way. There are great clubs in the world, and then there is Manchester United. I learned pretty quickly what that meant. In my second season with United, I scored a bicycle-kick goal against Liverpool at Anfield, and today — no matter where our team is in the world — it's almost always the first thing people ask me about. I come from a small town in Spain, where maybe a few thousand people saw me score goals, but now I score goals that people see whether they live in Oviedo or Los Angeles — or Beijing or Melbourne. The United family is worldwide, and almost every day I am reminded of the power football has to unite people all over the world.
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There are great clubs in the world, and then there is Manchester United.
- Juan Mata
My love for United supporters has grown every year I've been in Manchester. I'm glad to have given them moments like that one against Liverpool. But in February, I needed the people of Manchester to help me.
My grandfather — who had still never missed a professional match of mine — was really sick. I remember FaceTiming with him when I was on the bus after we had beaten Saint-Etienne 1–0 in France in a Europa League match. His voice was weak … I could tell that he was struggling. His words came out slowly, but he told me that my assist to Henrikh Mkhitaryan during that match had been great.
That was probably the most special assist of my life. Because it was the last one my grandfather ever saw. A few days later, he passed away.
You know when something important happens in your life and you remember exactly where you are? I remember everything from that match and the bus ride home. And I hope that when I see my grandfather again we can speak about it.
I flew to Spain to go to his funeral a short time later. When I came back to Manchester and turned on my phone, I saw all the messages from the United supporters on social media — and it meant the world to me. I wish I could have hugged everyone who reached out to me.
We won the next match we played, a league cup fixture against Southampton. But afterward, I felt a little … hollow. I didn't have my grandfather to share the victory with. One of the things in football, and in life, that I'm most proud of is that I have been able to share my greatest moments with my family. But in that moment, when I desperately wanted to speak with my grandfather, I couldn't. So instead I began to reflect.
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I thought about everything football had given me. And I thought about what I wanted my legacy to be. I knew how lucky I was to have the opportunities I'd had — and that not everyone has a family like mine. And even though I've been engaged with charities before, I knew that I wanted to do something more. I want to make sure that other kids get the chances I had.
So starting today, I am pledging 1% of my salary to Common Goal, a collective fund — run by the award-winning NGO streetfootballworld — that supports football charities around the globe. It's a small gesture that if shared can change the world.
I'm asking my fellow professionals to join me in forming a Common Goal Starting XI. Together we can create a movement based on shared values that can become integral to the whole football industry — forever.
I am leading this effort, but I don't want to be alone.
One of the first lessons I learned in football is that it takes a team to accomplish your dreams. We live by this mantra on the pitch, yet we don't see it enough in the social space. Common Goal is creating a collaborative way for football to give back to society. It's the most effective and sustainable way that football can deliver long-term social impact on a global scale. Football has the power to do this, but we need to act together.
The focus now is on contributions from players, but the the long-term goal is to unlock 1% of the entire football industry's revenues for grassroots football charities that strengthen their communities through sport.
Just last month, I traveled to Mumbai, India, to see one such charity. We went to a slum just outside the main city, and at first it was very hard to comprehend the level of poverty. No child should have to live like that. Seeing the conditions, my spirits were a bit down.
But then we started interacting with the local kids. Their English wasn't great, and I'm not sure all of them even knew that I was a football player, but we communicated through laughter and the game. If I smiled, they smiled. If I ran, they ran.
They knew we were there to help, and there was this tangible energy in the air. And, I think, in the same way that I gave my grandfather life — these children were giving me life.
So now I would like to call upon my fellow footballers to help. We have so many opportunities simply because we play a children's game. We are so lucky to live a dream. Let's come together and help kids everywhere experience that same light and joy. By doing so we can show the wider football industry that Common Goal needs to happen and that it will happen, because it's right.
To learn more about Common Goal and how to join the team, visit http://www.common-goal.org/. And to support streetworldfootball and their cause, visit http://www.streetfootballworld.org/donate-now


Folic acid , also known as folate, is well recognized for its value in the prevention of certain birth defects. It may have another important health benefit. A large study showed that women who consumed more folic acid had a significantly reduced risk of developing high blood pressure (hypertension).
Folic acid is one of the B vitamins found in foods such as leafy green vegetables, fruits, dried beans, and peas. A synthetic form of folic acid is used in dietary supplements and fortified foods. Folic acid acts by helping the body produce and maintain new cells. In particular, red blood cell formation is dependent upon adequate levels of this vitamin. Folic acid deficiency is a known cause of anemia in both adults and children. Folate may also help cells resist changes in their DNA associated with the development of cancer.
Studies have shown that beginning folic acid supplementation before conception significantly reduces the incidence of birth defects known as neural tube defects (malformations of the spine and brain) such as spina bifida and anencephaly. Folic acid supplements are routinely prescribed for women who may become pregnant.
Doctors at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston examined medical records from over 150,000 women ranging in age from 23 to 70, followed for over eight years, and found that those who took folic acid supplements had a reduced risk for the development of hypertension. The researchers caution that this study does not prove that folic acid supplements can be used to treat high blood pressure, since a clinical trial has not been carried out that answers this question. Still, the results are encouraging and point to a possible additional benefit of dietary folic acid supplementation.
Folic acid supplements are inexpensive, readily available without a prescription, and are considered safe.
Reference: Forman JP, Rimm EB, Stampfer MJ, Curhan GC. Folate intake and the risk of incident hypertension among US women. JAMA. 2005 Jan 19;293:320-9.


To A Lifetime of Meaningful Encounters celebrated people who, like Henri Matisse, were born in Le Cateau-Cambresis. The small town in northern France is also the site of the Matisse Museum which displays artworks by Matisse and artifacts from his life. We interviewed a selection of local people who were born in Le Cateau and then worked with them to curate and install personal museums inside the Matisse Museum. The personal museums displayed meaningful and significant objects from the participant's lives. Also part of the exhibition was our documentary film, He Came into the World in Le Cateau. Like Me. The film depict the daily life of the people who, like Matisse, were born in Le Cateau-Cambresis. The film was installed in a covered market next to the Matisse Museum which opened onto the village square.
This project was made in collaboration with Molly Sherman and Harrell Fletcher.


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Q: onClick insert a text/time in field javaScript In brief I want to have only 1 button and if I clicked that button it inserts a time in the text field that I just selected. (I have 20 fields) I don't want to add a button to each field.
I'm using something like this

<script type="text/javascript">
$(
    function() {

        $('#TIME').click(function() {
            var time = new Date().toLocaleTimeString([], {hour: '2-digit', minute:'2-digit', hour12: false});
            $('#TIME').val(time);
        });

    }
);
</script>

<div class="timebuttons">

</div>

A: Here you go with a solution (along with a validaion ) https://jsfiddle.net/4zyy9tr7/

$(document).ready(function() {
  var $focused = "";

  $('.setTime').focus(function(){
      $focused = $(this);
  });

  //Set time in last selected input field when the button is clicked
  $('#btnSetTime').click(function() {
      var time = new Date().toLocaleTimeString([], {hour: '2-digit', minute:'2-digit', hour12: false});
      if($focused != "")
        $focused.val(time);
  });
})
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" class="setTime" value="" />
<input type="text" class="setTime" value="" />
<input type="text" class="setTime" value="" />
<input type="text" class="setTime" value="" />
<button id="btnSetTime">Set Time</button>

Validation:
If you haven't selected a input textbox & you clicked Set Time button, you won't see any error.
I've used jQuery focus method.
Updated code
 $('#btnSetTime').click(function() {
  var time = new Date().toLocaleTimeString([], {hour: '2-digit', minute:'2-digit', hour12: false});
  if($focused != "")
    $focused.val(time);

  return false;
 });

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Trying to pick good drinking water could possibly be as easy as turning on your own kitchen faucet. If you really want that, a reverse osmosis system in Elmendorf Afb AK can provide that for you. Good drinking water is simply that good! It not only tastes far better than municipality administered water, it's even far better for you. The benefits of having reverse osmosis drinking water goes on and on. Keep on reading if you're shopping for an at home reverse osmosis system in Elmendorf Afb AK.
Reverse osmosis is nothing brand-new. A reverse osmosis system, also recognized as Ultra-Filtration by the industry, represents cutting edge in water treatment technology. Reverse Osmosis (RO) was developed in the late 1950's under U.S. Government financing, as a technique of desalinating sea water, in other words it was a means to filter salt from seawater. Today, reverse osmosis has made it's name as one of the most hassle-free and thorough technique to filter water. It is utilized by many water bottling plants, as well as by several sectors that require ultra-refined water in production. Now this advanced innovation is available to houses as well as workplaces for drinking water purification. Reverse osmosis water is the very best top quality water you could have.
It is an efficient mechanical water treatment procedure for decreasing 95 % to 99 % of the dissolved mineral salts, organics and also particles by forcing the water, under pressure, via a semi-permeable membrane layer. TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) is the typical use for reverse osmosis together with pre-treatment for Deionization.
Reverse osmosis systems use pressure to push water through tiny pores, to develop "distilled water." At the same time, chemicals, microorganisms, as well as minerals are filtered through different membrane layers and also carbon filters.
The process eliminates many impurities from water, including dissolved solids, lead, nitrate, sodium and sulfate. Based on consumer info from the United States Environmental Protection Agency, a reverse osmosis water filter gets rid of disease-causing organisms and most chemical pollutants. According to North Dakota State University, it could be used in conjunction with other filtering phases, such as activated carbon, to decrease the level of pesticides, dioxins and volatile natural substances.
A reverse osmosis water system will certainly deal with several water quality problems. The system aids with water pollutants, cloudy water, bad tastes or odors, in addition to decrease the expenses related to buying bottled water.
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a proven modern technology with brand-new applications for numerous industries. United States Water Services' reps take pride in themselves on having extensive expertise of RO water system device installment, operations, addressing and also cleansing procedures.
The system creates energy, deals with waste-water and reuses fluids. This system is used in domestic and also commercial filtration. The procedure desalinates water and transforms seawater right into drinking water. For example, the pressure pushes water molecules through the membrane layer, but the salt fragments are too big to fit through the filtering, and this causes drinkable water on the other side.
Reverse Osmosis drinking water treatment often have pre-filters, which you might want to replace before flushing the RO System. Nonetheless the actual Reverse Osmosis membrane module should not require replacement. If the supplier of the membrane suggests that you replace this component of the system you ought to ask them to provide you the particular reasons why.
It does produce a bunch of waste water. 1 gallon of filtered water to 5 gallons of waste water is not good in any way. But if you run your waste water to a storage container and use it to water the grass and garden and utilize it to wash your vehicle and the house it does not need to all go directly to the drainpipe. Some people also might drink the drainage as it has been through lots of stages of filtration and is far better then tap water. Nonetheless the mineral content will certainly be greater then tap water. Minerals aren't all bad. Your body could make use of a few of the minerals in the waste water. However understand that the waste water is not advised for drinking as it can create some digestive problems.
A reverse osmosis system will require replacement of its membrane layer. In addition, it may have pre- and post-filters in the system to get rid of sediments and also various other unfavorable impurities. These filters will need to be changed depending just how much water moves through the system.
A great reverse osmosis water filter system ensures that you have access to clean, clear and great tasting drinking water at all times. Yet just what makes a good reverse osmosis water filter system and just what does the very best reverse osmosis system have in common? It essentially boils down to water pureness level, excellent taste and fast availability.
Install a whole house reverse osmosis system to purify your faucet water into healthy water. An excellent home water filtration system will remove heavy metals like lead and mercury along with herbicides, pesticides and also commercial solvents (yikes) that make their way into your drinking water system. This is one of the most pricey thing to do, but is so worth it. I was a little doubtful when I set up ours and was skeptical that it was considerably far better compared to our Brita filter (it is). We installed it ourselves, it was really simple to install and a year later, I do not know exactly how I've lived without one for so long!
Obviously, the systems vary. Check with the manufacturer to see exactly what filters it has and exactly what is gotten rid of during the process. Additionally inspect just how much water is gotten rid of as "waste" for every gallon that is produced for you to drink.
A system with less stages like 3 or 4 stages is much less trustworthy and steady. It calls for regular filter changes (every 4 to 5 months), giving you a lot more issues. A good-quality 5-stage reverse system has filters that last around 9 to 12 months. It also provides better-quality and also better-tasting water. A 5-stage system saves you time and money in the long run. Pick a system that has three pre-filters, 2 carbon blocks and a sediment filter.
Pick a system that is constructed from fantastic high quality elements, specifically certified made in the United States Look for excellent craftsmanship, such as clean neat line connections and the system fits completely on a durable framework. Exceptional quality materials and workmanship are the tricks of an efficient and durable reverse osmosis water drinking system. Keep in mind select a 5-stage reverse osmosis system.
The process leads to 2 streams – permeate and concentrate. For safe and clean water production, permeate is the water that is utilized for drinking, and the concentrate is disposed. Reverse osmosis treatment systems can be found in a selection of sizes from the 25 million-gallon-per-day facility in Gibsonton, Fla., to small house units that could create 12 to 15 gallons daily.
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