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By F S
The course was very good at sharing stories of parents of children who are transgender, and one or two stories of people who transitioned as adults, particularly of Stanford professor Alice Lyman Miller. The course did not do a very good job of talking about Health Across the Gender Spectrum! The focus was entirely on social issues, not physical health concerns (such as expressing sexuality, cancer risks associated with hormone therapy, etc.) and an inadequate amount on mental health concerns (it was mentioned that there are higher rates of depression, anxiety, drug abuse, and suicide among transgender individuals, but not much was said about dealing with these issues apart from finding a support group. NOTHING WHATSOEVER was said about violence against transgender individuals, such as the appallingly high murder rate of Black transgender women. The testing was a joke -- one true/false question per video is not testing my knowledge! So this was just a nicely produced series of talks by privileged families who had the resources (including inclusive schools) to accommodate their children when they came out as transgender. I don't feel I learned anything about "health."
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By Dhwani
The course provides a basic and beginner's level understanding of the non-binary community, however, it lacks thorough scientific research and support of facts. I had high expectations before I began this course. The experience of trans/non binary children and their parents are taken into account. The quiz questions feel very basic and can be more comprehensive.
By Horatio P
Informative if you know very little about the gender spectrum. I was really hoping there would be a lot more scientific content on what is currently known or understood by professionals. However, I understand the danger and threat of broadcasting what current research suggests in such a rapidly expanding topic area.
By Lamia
This course was a brilliant started pack to understanding the gender spectrum and also identifying the possibilities for myself as an individual to be gender neutral. The videos were so concise and clear and articulated the messages extremely well. The content was easy to understand. The glossary and recommended reading list is comprehensive and very useful. This course has left me with a lot of food for thought as an educator and psychologist working with children and adolescents. I'm beginning to reframe my ways of working within classrooms and rethinking ways of making schools gender neutral and safe spaces given the structural and contextual difficulties. The first person narratives shared by professors from Stanford as well as those depicted through the animated videos were so impactful and provided such insights into the realities of those who are not conforming to the binary idea of gender. Here's to exploring and inculcating the idea of gender along a spectrum personally and professionally! At a deeper level, this course has inspired me to be free and the kind of person I am and want to be, regardless of societal norms! Thank you! :)
By Carol B
I had a pretty grasp on the Gender Spectrum as a health care professional in a school setting. In particular supported adolescents. What I found so incredible and affirming though, was hearing the little children speak in their own words. They are so pure and definitive in who they are. It has prompted me to adopt in my practice, when dealing with an adolscent or adult, to remember the simplicity of their inner child's message, Just let me be me. I find sometimes adolescents expect they have to teach us, the older generations or wear their gender identification on their sleeve. I feel sad that they sometimes look for us to fail. However, they are adolescents and they have everyright to flex their identity muscle when needed. We need to be more gracious and actually be wise, not letting our ego be offended. I sometimes fear the accidental use of the wrong pronoun so always try to call people by their name. To help counter this, I have actually slowed my speech down to ensure I'm deliberate in eveyword I say. A brilliant course for anyone to participate in.
By Shigemon R
I have learned enjoyed this course a lot. As an active all girls' junior/high school teacher, I meet students who are transgenders. Since where I live is quite conservative about gender identity and sexuality, teachers do not have a full understanding of accepting the gender spectrum, nor most of them are not interested in trying to learn themselves about the topic that has assumably been an ongoing thing for many years. It seems like I am one of the rare teachers in that school who shows interest in diversity in gender and expresses that as well (as a female employee, I usually wear shirts, slacks, loafers, and a tie on official occasions). This course has helped me learn about some tips that I can consider doing in classroom setting so that it will be an environment that accepts potential transgenders and about some advice I could give to those transgender students about medical procedures that they can consider to be in the body that they are satisfied with.
By Val R
I am a Brazilian woman, studying Psychology and this is my first semester in University, even tough I am a 46y.o. My classmates are half of my age in general, and despite of that they were a little concerned and scared when I proposed we to discuss gender identity focusing on the transgender people as the basis of our interdisciplinary paper for the semester. This program was key to my research and to enrich my vocabulary, it strengthened our position to present the importance for the professionals of psychology, to question themselves how to serve this community. I feel grateful to the Stanford University, for the opportunity to listen to the testimonials of so many people in a variety of roles and stages on the coming out as a transgender process. I think =, as a psychologist to be that I can and will serve people with a more open heart and mind, and more equipped to fight the expectations created on myself based on stereotypes.
By Stacey K
I enjoyed the course very much. I have learned a lot about gender and sexuality and how to deal with people being different. it's a current debate in Melbourne, Australia as to whether the policy, called "safe Schools" which empowers teachers to protect LGBT students from bullying should be introduced in school. I see a lot of people railing against the program which I believe stems from ignorance. This course is very good to provide real people's stories and explain how inaction can cause harm. I've recommended it to my son's school's principal. Thank you for putting together such an excellent course. Personally, my favorite part was the interview with transgender professor where he mentions how his research was perceived to be of better quality after he presented it as a male.
By Arlen N T C
I was really ignorant about gender topics since a few months ago when I met a lot of new friends and one of them were transgender. I never really understood what that meant, but after meeting her I was concerned by this matter. I myself never identified with female or male cloths and attitudes, but I never thought so much about it because of my traditional family. It really opened a new world to me and since I met my friend I did research on this, and this course actually made me see so many new things and I feel conscious of the matter. I'm so thankful to be able to find this course online, or else there would be so much that I wouldn't know about. It made me think, about society, about families, about relationships and about myself. Thank you so much.
By Rafael d l C G
An incredibly personal and touching way of making us understand the complexities and depth of these experiences that transgender people go through.
I consider this a great way to educate us all, those related to a transgender student or adult, or not, about the humane aspect of this process, the importance of activism and more than anything, about the love, the empathy and the understanding without judging so needed in our societies and in our interpersonal relations.
I don't feel I am a better person after this course, I feel though, that I am a more sensitive person, a less judgmental individual and a more loving and caring member of my community. I feel empowered to stand for what I believe.
By SEJALSRI M
I have absolutely loved this course. I've been a passionate advocate for everyone of the LGBTQ+ spectrum. In fact, I've identified as agender, ace and aromantic. I usually deal with a lot of disbelief and dismissal about who I am. This course genuinely made me believe that in a few more years, we might actually have gender inclusive environments in all establishments- schools, colleges, offices, parks, everywhere. And gender inclusivity will be the normative. The course has enlightened me a lot about the transgender experience and experiences of the family members. I am about to use the knowledge here and make suggestions to the laws in my country. Thank you so much!
By Melisa V
Es una gran variedad de conceptos y herramientas que permiten ser mas inclusivos con ninos y adultos transgeneros asi como géneros no binarios , permitiendo asi brindar una mejor atención al cliente y poder ampliar nuestros conocimientos con respecto a este tema que si bien lleva anos siendo estigmatizado y es mas normal de lo que creemos al hacer este tipo de cursos uno logra interiorizar y darse cuenta de que el conocimiento relacionado a esto es nulo, sin duda alguna este curso no tiene desperdicio me parece excelente como desglosan la información y brindan a los estudiantes opiniones asi como los puntos de vista de personas transgenero y sus familiares .
By Sara H
El curso es increíblemente valioso, tanto para nosotros los profesionales de la salud encargados de acompañar a estos niños como para las familias y la comunidad en general. Creo que es es de vital importancia socializar este tipo de herramientas para que cada vez seamos mas las personas que amamos y apoyamos a los niños trans. Creo que los niños trans están en un mundo que aun no logra comprender la profundidad de sus sentimiento y es mi misión como profesional al menos desde mi sitió de trabajo hacer su vida y la de sus familias mas fácil y feliz; y este curso es un paso mas para lograrlo.
Lo recomendare a mis colegas!
By Thomas A
I think the course is very well presented. Unfortunately, I was not convinced, however, by the material that all children/adolescents should have their ideas about trans be accepted so readily, especially for very young children. The course does not really describe the extensive interdisciplinary evaluation that accompanies each child and family, and the length of time and complexity of issues that are associated with each decision. Why not present some cases/material in which children returned to their sex and the reasons for their return. The scenario as presented is too simplistic (rosy) and too one way.
By lauren d
I found this course to be eye opening, and wonderful in showing the range and variations the transgender community may contain. It helped add language and clarification of terms that are needed. It was nice to hear the stories of the children as well as the parents. It would have helped me to hear from those who are not handling the needs of their child who identifies cross gender. The levels of support shown by the parents was comforting but also seemed too good to be true. I would not have had that level of support in my own family by far. This was a wonderful course, keep up the great work.
By Ivona O
I am really happy that I found this course and participated there. I´ve gained totally new information about problematic of gendre spectrum. Since I work with people on daily basis, I meet very different people day by day and thanks to this course I know, that I will feel fine when meeting transgender people, because I will already know, who I face to and how to work with them, so that both sites will be satisfied and pleased. This course encourrage me to sing up also for other courses that discribe different kinds of people. I can recommend it for professionals as well as for others. Thank you.
By Rafael M C
This is a wonderful course! I loved the videos and the interviews. It was so enlightening to hear about people's experiences and also about how we can contribute to make our world a better place to everybody (and specially transgender people). I feel blessed for having had the opportunity to spend this time watching, reading and discussing this topic with this community. I'd also like to congrats the team responsible for this material. This is a course everybody should attend because I am sure most of us have important lessons to take from it.
By Snigdha N
kudos to the people who conceptualised and those who created and finally dramatised the entire course.
it was such a lucid expression and explanation of how important it is for all of us to respect and celebrate differences, how paramount it is for us to be Inclusive and understand how diverse we are.
A very powerful way to remind us what Being Human means.
"Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven." – Henry Ward Beecher said. If we can just nurture those hands to its true self.
A must course for everybody.
By Soledad S
Una de las cosas que más me gusto de este curso fue escuchar la experiencia personal de profesionales renombrados. Me gustaría mucho poder contar con personas como ellos en mi entorno profesional para poder cambiar la opinión que tienen en mi país de las personas transgénero, ya que la mayoría piensa que son personas poco serias y que buscan llamar la atención, no hay respeto, ni aceptación. Con este curso buscaba reforzar mis conocimientos y ver las experiencias de otros a fin de ser un elemento de cambio en mi sociedad.
By Suzanne E
Great course. I learned a lot and it was fun and not difficult. The course got me to think and view the needs of others by making a few simple adjustment to things I might be doing. I also believe it brought an awareness to the issue of how important gender neutral bathrooms are and using correct pronouns and not dividing children into to groups according to their sex. Gender neutral classrooms are a positive for all children no matter how they identify with their gender. These issues are not just for transgender people.
By Emely
This was an amazing class, I learned a lot of things to try and be more open, have more empathy, support people who go thru this. I learned that everybody is especial, everybody deserves de opportunity to feel comfortable with themselves and be who they want to be. We as a society need to support this community and work on this to make them feel more comfortable with themselves. This is something that every person should take cause you learn a lot! Im glad I found this :) LET'S FIGHT FOR A GENDER INCLUSIVE WORLD!!!!
By M.E. R
Thank you so much Stanford University and to everyone who made this course possible. It's an effective way to educate about how important gender identity is to children. Taking this into consideration, our reactions to people we know who may be going through a similar struggle may affect how they will perceive the world and how they will behave in the future. After taking this course I have made it my goal to help in making a safer world for the transgender people as well as for the rest of the LGBTQ community.
By Atherial
Personally, as someone who is part of the LGBTQ community, I found lots of the info repetitive. That being said, it is very well put together, the stories are heartfelt, and information is accurate. I highly recommend for anyone who is new to LGBTQ issues, parents of trans youth, or those working in health or educational professions. I'm not going to mark it down at all for repetitiveness because I am not the target audience it seems, but again I think the information is good and still recommend it to others.
By Noël L
I loved this course. I am genderfluid myself, and took this course to ensure I am up-to-date on my current research knowledge as I'm pursuing a certification as a lactation consultant. Very few LCs have experience with lactation transmen, and while I don't either (yet!), I want to be able to serve ALL of my populations effectively and with as few screw-ups as possible. I feel like this course has been a great help and refresher, and will be recommending it to some of my personal and professional colleagues.
By daniel l
I'm a healthcare provider who didn't fully understand the idea of the gender spectrum. This course opened my eyes. I learned a lot that will help me in my future practice. Specifically, I was unfamiliar with terminology and what it all meant. I would consider myself "old school" in what I was taught about gender but I think it's important to be open minded. If you take this course with an open mind, it will expand your knowledge and ideas and make you question some of your preconceieved notions. Thank you!


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Alarcón Rasero, Rocío | Crisis and dissatisfacion. The rise of critical abstention in southern Europe | Comunitania | Revista Internacional de Trabajo Social y Ciencias Sociales.
During recent years, the Great Recession has attracted, justifiedly, the attention of most of the political scientist. However, there is still a small core of scholar work connecting the crisis on the one hand, and abstentionism on the other one, and how the crisis could be making wider the gap among citizens, politicians and institutions by this way. Beggining to draw this path is the main aim of my research.
Durante los últimos años, la crisis económica ha sido, con justicia, objeto de investigación. Sin embargo, son pocos los estudios que abordan su relación con el abstencionismo y, cómo esto representa la evolución de la brecha entre ciudadanos y partidos políticos bajo dichas circunstancias. Dibujar un camino en este sentido es precisamente el objetivo de mi trabajo.
Title: "Crisis and dissatisfacion. The rise of critical abstention in southern Europe"


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El-Aaiun (Occupied Territories), August 18, 2018 (SPS) - Fifteen Saharawi activists have been victims of aggression by Moroccan occupation authorities as soon as they arrived in the airport of the occupied Western Sahara town of El-Aaiun.
The Activists were participating in the ninth Summer University of Polisario Front and SADR (Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic) executives, at the University of Boumerdes (50-km east of Algiers).
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Moroccan occupation forces then attacked verbally and physically the Saharawi activists before taking them, by force, into closed rooms where they were searched in an immoral manner.


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More Smart Utilities have Adopted the Internet of Things
The manufacture and distribution of energy is evolving, just like all the other sectors that adopt Industry 4.0 production methodologies. Across the globe more utility companies are seeking ways to reduce cost and increase efficiency in their infrastructure operations. The most progressive have applied smart technologies.
In its latest study on smart metering, ABI Research estimates that smart meter deployments -- led by energy and water utilities -- will result in a global installed base of more than 1.1 billion smart meters within the next five years.
Smart electricity meters will constitute the largest share, occupying more than 72 percent of the overall installed base of smart meters, but research suggests water meters are on track to witness the most overall growth.
"The global smart meter market for electricity and gas is reaching a degree of maturity, as utilities in most regions are either in advanced stages of rollouts or have laid out plans for phased deployment," said Adarsh Krishnan, senior analyst at ABI Research.
ABI believes that the focus is starting to shift toward modernizing the aging water distribution network, offering substantial market opportunity for OEMs, utilities and also end-users.
Data findings suggest, however, that there is growing concern among water utilities -- especially those in cities -- as they attempt to efficiently manage limited fresh water resources while keeping up with the increasing demand due to rapid urbanization.
"Smart water meters and data analytics are more critical components for water utilities," continues Krishnan. "They can help improve distribution efficiency by reducing leakages and also serve to implement and monitor the effectiveness of water conservation programs. The lack of regulatory framework or a government mandate in the water sector has resulted in a lack of shared vision to modernize the water network."
As smart water meters are battery powered devices, choosing the right connectivity solution poses another unique challenge. Long battery life of more than 10 years and signal propagation to reach meters that are often underground are critical to connect meters.
The ABI study discovered that wireless mesh networking and Low Power-WAN (LPWAN) technologies are popular connectivity technology choices for smart water meters, with the latter gaining momentum.
Cellular and non-cellular LPWAN technologies that operate in either the licensed or un-licensed portions of the spectrum band -- such as LTE-M, NB-LTE, Sigfox, LoRa, Ingenu and FlexNet -- are strong contenders to meet the connectivity requirements for smart water meters.
According to the ABI Research assessment, the number of wireless WAN connections will surpass wireless mesh connections in smart meters by 2021 by as much as 5 percent.
tags: electric, energy, gas, Industry 4.0, IoT, sensors, smart meter, utilities, water


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Will you PLEASE bring back the Seafood Salad? It was one of my & my husband's favorite. It was so refreshing. We've asked the manager of the restaurant we go to & was told, "You never know, it could come back one day". It's been gone for so, so long. Please won't you consider bringing it back?
Hi Denise! We're glad you and your husband liked our Seafood Salad so much! We'll be sure to pass along your suggestion to bring it back to our menu development team. Thanks!
How about a ham dinner? Or more items added to the senior menu, besides fish!!
Is the tropical iced tea caffeine free?
Hello Chris! Those are fantastic ideas and we'll be sure to pass them along to our menu development team!
Also to answer your question Denise, our Tropical Tea is a black tea so it does contain caffeine.
Is it possible to order a salad with specific greens ? For example, all romaine or all spring mix etc...We'd be willing to pay an upcharge. Thank you !
Hello! Great question! Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate a specific greens request at this time.


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Saudi Arabia awards ACWA Power the first utility-scale renewable energy project
Created: Wednesday, 07 February 2018 05:44
ACWA Power, developer and operator of power generation and desalination water plants in 11 countries including Saudi Arabia, has won Skaka IPP PV solar project, the first utility-scale renewable energy plant in the kingdom
This plant is the first of what will be a series of procurement within the ambitious Saudi national renewables program aiming to produce 9.5 GW of renewable energy by 2023 as a first phase. The 25-year power purchase contract was awarded for ACWA Power at a new world record tariff of US$2.34/kWh.
Located in Al Jouf at a site spanning over six square km, Skaka plant of an investment value of US$256mn will generate 300MW.
Mohammad Abdullah Abunayyan, chairman of ACWA Power, said, "We are proud to have set yet another world record tariff for PV power, now at home and are humbled to be entrusted with the first utility-scale renewable energy plant to be developed in the kingdom, which will be the foundation of the visionary ambitious national program that seeks to maximise the utilisation of renewable energy sources, as defined by the National Transition Plan 2020 and the objectives of the Saudi Vision 2030."
Abunayyan added that winning the Skaka solar project in the kingdom continues our record of successes and achievements in developing and implementing pioneering projects in the renewable energy sector in the UAE, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco and South Africa. "This new project allows ACWA Power to bring to the kingdom our considerable expertise and capabilities to ensure the delivery of this first renewable energy project at the highest global standards of quality and efficiency," Abunayyan noted.
Paddy Padmanathan, president and CEO of ACWA Power said, "We are very excited to have won this project, through such a rigorous transparent process at a new world record tariff as it will set the foundation for a robust and competitive market for renewable energy in the kingdom, thus enabling Saudi Arabia to take advantage of all intrinsic valuable ingredients available to become a global hub for research, development, manufacture and investment in the rapidly transforming energy sector which is pivoting to increase the renewable energy content in the fuel mix of power generation."
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources selected ACWA Power as the most competitive compliant offer from submissions made by consortiums of eight local and international bidders, according to the company.


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The Fourth of July might be the most massive gathering day of the year. It's a holiday constructed around big backyard barbecues, public fireworks displays and, in some towns, parades and civic picnics.
Or at least it was, and perhaps will be again in 2021. This year?
"We'll probably do something small," said Marlene Demery, who has an engineering consulting firm and lives in Fountaingrove with her husband, Phil, a former director of the Sonoma County Department of Transportation and Public Works. "You can kind of see the fireworks from our home. Are they doing fireworks?"
Alas, the Red, White and Boom event will not be taking placing at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds this year. Like every city in the county other than Cloverdale, Santa Rosa will not be shooting fireworks in 2020.
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As a buyer at a bookstore, I often said that the hardest part about my job was simply knowing that a book existed. I weep to think of the number of titles that never crossed my radar, titles I've probably still not discovered. Sometimes, I may have missed a great title because it was buried in the back of a 200 page catalog and my cynical fatigue had set in by the time I saw it, or maybe I never actually received a catalog, maybe because the publisher had never heard of my store or didn't think their titles were regionally relevant. It happens, though, too often, that a perfect match, that one book that a store or a blogger or a reader has been looking for all their lives, maybe without even knowing it, is never found.
This is where Edelweiss can help. A repository for upcoming titles, we currently house catalogs for 45 publishers, representing 784 imprints. These numbers are constantly growing, and are even now outdated after a week of speaking to new publishers at BEA. This, for bloggers every bit as much as for booksellers and librarians, is significant. It's incredibly hard to know about upcoming titles, when they're released, and where you can hope to grab a copy. It seems relevant, too, that you'll see all the titles a publisher is offering, we use no algorithms designed to keep you contained safely within your comfort zone. It can be overwhelming, really, to see the great gangly mass of titles available, but you can set your own filters and guide your own discovery.
There was a point I kind of glossed over a few sentences ago: "…where you can hope to grab a copy." Maybe you've heard it, maybe you haven't, but very soon you'll see an area for ARCs in Edelweiss, both digital and physical. We're already working with Random House and soon with WW Norton and University of California Press and have very high interest from lots of other great publishers. It's a perfect fit, isn't it? Pairing discovery with accessibility just makes sense.
As usual, your request will need to be approved by the relevant people at the publisher, of course.
While browsing around, if you notice one of your favorite publishers isn't listed the best thing you can do is simply ask them to consider it. The more they hear it, the more likely they'll be to consider listing their titles, which really serves you, the reader and title-seeker, in your discovery of that next great book.
I'm happy to show you around Edelweiss, too, if the blog link above doesn't make sense to you. Simply send me an email at joe at abovethetreeline dot com.
Which sounds pretty awesome but also sounds like another aimed at US customers. Hmm.
Sounds like a great advancement, though I'm not interested in digital copies working in front of a computer for 40 hours per week...I need the down time of a physical book. But knowing which books are coming out all in one place is a nice dream!
I love the idea of finally finding a site that will allow me to discover upcoming releases. Great idea and I will be a frequent visitor. Thank you.
Awesome! I never knew about Edelweiss. Thanks for the info!
Is this open for International book bloggers too or only in the US? I am based in India and would love to get a chance to review ARCs.
Great post! I learned a lot without feeling overwhelmed, which is nice. : ) I will definitely be checking out Edelweiss. Thanks, Joe!
I just checked out Edelweiss's site. It looks very interesting, and great way for me to get a heads up on titles that will be released. I need to bookmark the site to remind myself to keep checking back.
Joe!! This looks fantastic. I'm registered, have edelweiss up in my tool bar for a quick. Thanks Armchair BEA team for making sure we knew about this!


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The Tea Party Plans to Dismantle the Department of Education
January 18, 2011 by K12NN Site Admin
With the opening of the 112th session of Congress scheduled for January 5, 2011, the White House's Democratic agenda will have to withstand erosion from the GOP House majority. Will attempts at bipartisanship with an arrogant opposition party led by vociferous Tea Partiers lead to gridlock, or can legislation on education squeak through?
Those energetic folks with the misspelled signs and the teabag hats want to dismantle the federal Department of Education as part of their crusade against "big government."
Currently, the Department of Education administers grants to the states in accordance with federal education policy passed by Congress. It collects data tracking student and teacher performance. It gives accreditation for public schools and teacher training programs. In short, it performs a lot of valuable functions and calls for its abolition are extreme and counterproductive, akin to calling for the US Department of Agriculture to be dismantled.
Will these "small government" fetishists be able to succeed, now that the Tea Party and/or the Republicans have a majority in the House of Representatives?
How they would do it
Education reporter Dana Goldstein devotes a lengthy piece to this very subject. The dismantling won't be outright, but couched in a more appetizing death-by-a-thousand-cuts in the name of "parents' rights" or "deregulating homeschooling." She identifies a surge in popularity among Republican representatives around "parents' rights" and tax credits for home schooling–two demands that are outgrowths of the conservative Christian homeschooling movement. In many cases, Tea Party or Republican candidates ran on platforms that were explicitly antagonistic to public education:
The competing parental-rights movement has three key legislative priorities for 2011: preventing any Obama-led reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act from regulating or even mentioning homeschooling; allowing homeschool families to claim tax credits for educational expenses, and–most ambitiously–passing the Parental Rights Amendment, an attempt to prevent the U.S. from ratifying the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
The organization has powerful supporters–both veteran legislators and newcomers. Mike Pence, chairman of the House Republican Conference, and Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the caucus' vice-chairwoman, support homeschool tax credits. John Kline, the incoming House Education Committee chairman, was the keynote speaker at last spring's Home School Legal Defense Association conference, where he said he would work to "charge up Capitol Hill with the message of homeschool freedom. And seven GOP senators, led by Tea Party darling Jim DeMint, support the Parental Rights Amendment.
McMorris Rodgers has been somewhat silent on education issues since about June 2010. It doesn't seem to be a big priority of hers. While Kline may be an advocate of subsidized homeschooling, and will defnitely push for religious school vouchers in possible conflict with the First Amendment's separation of church and state, he seems to distance himself from the Tea Party platform of eliminating the DOE by calling it a mere "talking point."
What are each of these initiatives? And why are they often inherently hostile to public education and an idea of the common good?
Censorship, especially in science class
The idea of not regulating homeschooling is important to a small subset of deeply religious homeschoolers who object to certain approaches, such as the teaching of evolution or global climate crisis. There are those who still believe the earth is flat. However, would you want such a person designing an airplane in which you'll ride? Can or should personal belief shrouded in religious justification trump commonly held advancements in science and technology?
Homeschool tax credits dangerous
Homeschool tax credits would subsidize what is very often a religious education provided at home. Some homeschoolers argue that they should not have to pay twice (for public schooling which they opt not to use, and for expenses they incur on their own to pay for homeschooling materials), while other advocates of homeschooling say that the tax credit is a carrot, but increased regulation of the curriculum, number of hours spent, academic standards, and subject areas by the state is a hidden stick.
Homeschoolers use tax revenues too
What's overlooked here is how many homeschoolers use publicly-funded school programs that are adapted to homeschoolers, and that many citizens pay for things via taxes that they may never use, use infrequently, or simply haven't had a chance to use yet. Is a fee-for-use model a consumer model, or a citizen model of who we are as taxpayers? Are you paying for upkeep of the Smithsonian Museums in Washington, DC "unfairly" if you haven't had a chance to visit them yet, or don't much like museums? What about disabled access ramps that you personally don't use at the moment? Under a fee-for-use model, should you be able to selectively withdraw taxes that you pay for those items? To put it more positively, state and national governments have an interest in cultivating talent and learning among its youngest citizens. Some would argue that an excellent free public education is one of the most precious gifts we as a civilized nation offer to all Americans and is the cornerstone of our prosperity.
"Parental rights" are another way to resist teaching standards and subject matter that some parents object to. Deep at its heart is resistance to sex ed, teaching about contraception, or teaching anything but abstinence.
Parental Rights Amendment vs. Convention on the Rights of the Child
Advocates for the Parental Rights Amendment claim the Convention on the Rights of the Child–which the Obama administration supports–would allow the federal government to regulate or outlaw homeschooling. (Human rights advocates note that the United States stands alone with Somalia in refusing to ratify what EVERY other nation on the planet has ratified over the 21 years of the UNCRC's existence. You know, Somalia, land of child soldiers?)
"Parental rights amendment" advocates claim the CRC would require more federal spending on child health and welfare, and even allow schools to provide contraception or arrange abortions for students without their parents' knowledge or consent.
First of all, the "Parental Rights Amendment" seeks to change the U.S. Constitution with a new amendment. Buried deep within the language of "rights" is the belief that government will teach values when it should be parents teaching values. Yet paradoxically, "parents rights" would enshrine through the back door religious perspectives in public education which not all parents share.
It would prevent other parents who do believe in a secular, common good, basic science and technology, and sex ed as part of health education from having their children taught these things at age-appropriate times.
Pulling us backwards and down
The religious conservatives' resistance to more federal spending on child health and welfare is hard to fathom, especially when you see that top-peforming countries on the PISA international test of high school students provide all students a hot meal regardless of need. Finland, consistently a top scorer, ensures parents have access to high-quality childcare, and tries in all other ways to reduce child poverty and hunger.
As for arranging abortions for students–this is an anti-choice bogeyman. The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is another bogeyman, unless you believe the "Parents Rights Amendment" should protect parents who beat or abuse their children, or use religious arguments to defend honor killings and child marriages.
Many untruths
Like much of what the Tea Party proposes, a great deal of what they're afraid of is overstated, factually incorrect, disproven by concrete and verifiable sources of information, and at the same time larded with words and concepts that have a superficial pull. "Parents' rights" sound good, but do they mean absolute sovereignty over a child even if the parent is abusive or incapacitated?
Speak out!
Now would be a good time for homeschoolers who do support public schools as a valuable common good to speak up. It's absolutely possible for people who homeschool or send their children to private school to ALSO wholeheartedly support public education. Now would be a good time for liberals and progressives to renew the idea that public schooling is an investment we collectively make in the well-being and potential of all our children, necessary for good citizenship, and that there is always room for personal beliefs and individual values.
Now would also be a good time to recognize that while many schools do a poor job of educating students who are almost always from impoverished backgrounds, many more public schools do an excellent job teaching our kids what they need to know.
We parents are responsible for nurturing curiosity, a love of learning, and an ability and capacity to learn in our children.
The activist religious right is newly emboldened with Tea Party wins; those of us in the silent majority will have to assert through our school boards and elected representatives in Congress that we stand for reason, evidence-based learning, and moderation.
To take action, sign the petition to defend public education.
Cross-posted from Care2.com.
Filed Under: Federal Policy
About K12NN Site Admin
I'm Cynthia Liu, Owner/Founder of K12 News Network. I'm the proud product of public schools through post-grad, the mom of a child in public schools, and the daughter of two teachers. Connect with me professionally on LinkedIn.
Jenn says
I'm not getting why you oppose a concerned parent's right to have choices for their children to attend a school of their liking. It's a big world and if dedicated parents can find a place that nurtures their child in a direction that puts the parent, and the child, at ease, then more power to them. We dismantled healthcare because it was failing us, why not the education system? I think diversity in educational options, supported equally through something like a voucher, will lead to happier parents and better educated kids. Our past attempts at homogenizing our childrens' education appears to be failing and doesn't produce the creativity and individuality that I value in others.
cynematic says
Jenn,
That's just it, "we" didn't dismantle health care. We improved regulations on health insurance companies and got more people covered.
Likewise, there are lots of public school choices already, including magnets, public charters, and public schools that support homeschooling parents with supplemental programs and curriculum. I am all for school choice, including private schools and religious schools, but using tax dollars (vouchers) to pay for private religious schools is tricky when it comes to upholding the First Amendment. And very often vouchers are intended for use at private religious schools.
I support making public schools excellent so they can continue to be a great option for people who don't want, or can't, send their children to private schools.
And I think public schools should be well-funded. Funding for individual school choices such as private school should be left up to the individual.
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Home Stocks Today FB Facebook: Bad News, Lower Stock Prices = Opportunity?
Many are pointing toward the bad news being published about Facebook's business practices on a nearly daily basis, to be the reason for it's stock price crash.
Most recently Facebook is being investigated by the ACCC in Australia. Alongside Google who is also being investigated.
Yet this is just the latest in a long strong of accusations against the company for abusing its monopoly and mishandling of private data.
There was just recently a document that was released by the UK Parliament in which revealed how Facebook had been bartering with it's partners with user data, and going as fat as to track call logs for Android users.
Much of this information came to light through the ongoing lawsuit filed by Six4Three app developer.
Inside detailed how Facebook has been using user data in ways that most users would find highly abusive. Of course Facebook responded to these charges in a statement to give their side of the story.
To add to all this there has been a new survey among Facebook employees that resulted in more than 30% feeling depressed at work. Many say there is a clash between two distinctive cultures, of those who value change and others conservative to Facebook's beginnings, founders and top executives.
The key question for investors is: the bad news Facebook has been getting, and the resulting lower stock prices, will the price go lower?
Or is this a great time to buy FB stock because these news reports are fleeting at best and the fundamental company is doing well?
Many agree that now could be a great time to buy Facebook stock, what do you think?
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It may just. I have been looking at FB stock very seriously it looks like it could be a very very good investment at this price.
But then I wonder because half of me also expects it to get lower before starting to make an improvement.
Then again overall, — yes I believe it will be trading 30 to 50% more than it is now within the next 2 to 3 years.


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Q: SQL Server - Where condition usage I want to add condition to below select sql code.
select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)'
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
from #output
where line like '[A-Z][:]%'
order by drivename

The result is ;
drivename   capacity(GB)    freespace(GB)
C:\            120                36
D:\            100                 7

I want to add like this : 'freespace(GB) > 10'
How can i add this condition?

A: Use CTE or subquery:
;WITH cte as
(
select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)'
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
from #output
where line like '[A-Z][:]%'
)
SELECT *
FROM cte
WHERE [freespace(GB)] > 10
order by drivename;

Second this is classic example of not understanding Logical Query Processing

A: select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)'
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
from #output
where line like '[A-Z][:]%'
AND round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0) > 10
order by drivename

If you want to display only the C:\ information the above query would do.

A: Multiple ways to do this.. Temp table and CTE may seems like the same but try to understand difference between them from here.

By using Temporary table

select * into ##t from
    (select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename,
    round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
    (CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)',
    round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
    (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
    from #output
    where line like '[A-Z][:]%') as T

Select * from ##t where [freespace(GB)] > 10 order by drivename

By Using CTE

;WITH cte as
(
select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)'
      ,round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
      (CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
from #output
where line like '[A-Z][:]%'
)

SELECT * FROM cte WHERE [freespace(GB)] > 10 order by drivename;

By directly using condition in where clause

select rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,1,CHARINDEX('|',line) -1))) as drivename,
round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('|',line)+1,
(CHARINDEX('%',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('|',line)) )) as Float)/1024,0) as 'capacity(GB)',
round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
(CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)as 'freespace(GB)'
from #output
where line like '[A-Z][:]%'
And (round(cast(rtrim(ltrim(SUBSTRING(line,CHARINDEX('%',line)+1,
(CHARINDEX('*',line) -1)-CHARINDEX('%',line)) )) as Float) /1024 ,0)) > 10
order by drivename

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43 things that have happened since the Bears won the Super Bowl
We don't mean to be impatient, but we can't wait to see Jay Cutler do the Super Bowl Shuffle
Photograph: Señor Codo The Art Institute of Chicago lions celebrate the Super Bowl
Posted: Thursday August 7 2014
On January 26, 1986, the Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots and won Super Bowl XX. Since then, the Bears have only made it back to the big game on one occasion, in 2006 when they were defeated by the Indianapolis Colts. Much like we're accustomed to killing time while deep dish pizza bakes, we're used to waiting around for our city's teams to win championships (Cubs fans have been singing the blues for more than a century). That being said, we really want to see Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall do the Super Bowl Shuffle.
RECOMMENDED: Our guide to the Chicago Bears
Just to give you an idea of how long it's been since the Bears finished the season on top, we put together a list of some important events that have occured since the 1986 Super Bowl.
June 11, 1986 - Ferris Bueller's Day Off premieres
September 8, 1986 - The Oprah Winfrey Show airs for the first time
August 17, 1987 - Charlie Trotter's opens
July 31, 1987 - Madonna's first outdoor performance in Chicago at Soldier Field
August 8, 1988 - First night game at Wrigley Field
September 26, 1989 - Cubs clinch first of four division titles since 1985
September 30, 1990 - Last game at the old Comiskey Park
February 14, 1990 - Bears wide receiver Alshon Jeffery is born
April 13, 1991 - Steppenwolf Theatre Company moves into its current location, going from 211 to 515 seats
October 7, 1991 - Harold Washington Library opens
April 13, 1992 - 250 million gallons of water flood the Loop
February 21, 1993 - CTA train lines are assigned colors, tourists become less confused
September 9, 1994 - Last game at Chicago Stadium
August 15, 1995 - Chief Keef is born
1996 - State Street pedestrian mall closes and cars return to the street
1997 - Kanye West becomes a college dropout
October 1997 - Millennium Park construction begins and it seems like they have plenty of time to finish
September 4, 1998 - Google is founded—only 40 more years until it becomes self aware and initiates Judgement Day
1999 - Chicago's first Chipotle opens, burrito lovers rejoice
February 20, 1999 - Film critic Gene Siskel dies
January 15, 2000- The Coctails play the final show at Lounge Ax
March 31, 2000- High Fidelity, filmed in Wicker Park, premieres
January 2001 - Hot Doug's opens its original location in Roscoe Village, the one with shorter lines
April 23, 2002 - Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is released
April 16, 2003 - Michael Jordan's final game—as a Washington Wizard
July 31, 2003 - Mike Ditka becomes the official spokesman for erectile dysfunction drug Levitra
February 10, 2004 - Kanye West releases The College Dropout
July 16, 2004 - Millennium Park opens (only four years late)
September 23, 2004 - Thanks to extensive renovations, Soldier Field is delisted as a national historical landmark
July 23, 2005 - Chicago becomes the permanent home of Lollapalooza and a yearly influx of dudes in tank tops
October 26, 2005 - White Sox win the World Series, while the Cubs continue to flounder
June 25, 2006 - Trains begin running on the CTA's Pink Line
September 9, 2006 - Marshall Field's becomes Macy's on State Street
September 14, 2007 - Chicago enters its bid for the 2016 Summer Olympic games
January 1, 2008 - The Smoke Free Illinois Act goes into effect, banning smoking in public places
January 29, 2009 - Rod Blagojevich is removed from office
May 16, 2009 - The Art Institute of Chicago's Modern Wing opens
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May 2012 - Soldier Field becomes the first stadium in the NFL to achieve LEED certification
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>The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy
>The Duchess of Malfi: tragedy and gender
The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy
The Spanish Tragedy and metatheatre
Doctor Faustus: dramaturgy and disturbance
Edward II: Marlowe, tragedy and the sublime
Arden of Faversham: tragic action at a distance
The Revenger's Tragedy: Original Sin and the allures of vengeance
The Tragedy of Mariam: political legitimacy and maternal authority
The Changeling and the dynamics of ugliness
The Duchess of Malfi: tragedy and gender
'Tis Pity She's a Whore: the play of intertextuality
18 - The Duchess of Malfi: tragedy and gender
from Part II - Readings
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 November 2010
Judith Haber
Emma Smith and
Garrett A. Sullivan, Jr
'Die then, quickly'
John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi, although generally considered one of the greatest plays of the Renaissance outside of Shakespeare, is a very strange tragedy indeed. It is notoriously episodic and loosely structured, and what would ordinarily be the climactic ending of a tragedy - the death of its titular character - takes place in a drawn-out fashion in its fourth act. The deaths that do occur near the close of the play seem equally peculiar. Antonio, whose wax simulacrum had earlier been presented to the Duchess as evidence of his death, is finally killed in an accident by the man attempting to save him: when Bosola is asked, 'How came Antonio by his death?' he replies, 'In a mist: I know not how; / Such a mistake as I have often seen / In a play' (5.5.93-5). The Cardinal is also mortally wounded by Bosola (his cries for help go unheeded because his minions believe he is 'feign[ing him]self in danger' [5.4.16]), and he is finished off by his brother Ferdinand, who hallucinates that he is fighting heroically on a battlefield, and who manages 'in the scuffle' to give Bosola 'his death wound' as well (5.5.50, s.d.).
As these examples suggest, the distinction between play and reality is repeatedly blurred here: Ferdinand, who would like to be at the heroic centre of a conventional tragedy, asks at the beginning, 'When shall we leave this sportive action and fall to action indeed?' (1.2.9-10), and the answer, from one perspective, seems to be never.
The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy , pp. 236 - 248
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CCOL9780521519373.018[Opens in a new window]
By Judith Haber
Edited by Emma Smith, University of Oxford, Garrett A. Sullivan, Jr, Pennsylvania State University
Book: The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Tragedy
Online publication: 28 November 2010
Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CCOL9780521519373.018


A primary school is facing closure, meaning parents could have to find another institution to educate their children.
The proposed closure of St Mary's Church of England Primary School in Woodham Ferrers has been put forward because of 'persistently low numbers' attending the school and the increasing financial pressures the school is under.
The school has considered joining an academy trust and establishing an early years provision to save it, but these options have been considered unfeasible.
St Mary's School was established in the 19th century as a Church of England school.
Essex County Council now has responsibility of the school, but it is also one of 139 schools supported by the Chelmsford Diocese.
Funding has decreased from central government over the past few years because of its declining pupil numbers.
As a result, the school - regarded as a 'small rural school' - is currently managing a deficit.
There will now be a period of consultation which will run until Tuesday, November 30, before a formal publication of the proposal to close the school is made.
If approved, the school would close from August 31, 2019, with pupils currently at the school having a place made available at Collingwood Primary School in South Woodham Ferrers for the 2019/20 academic year.
Transport would also be provided from St Mary's to Collingwood in the morning and afternoon each day and parents will also be able to apply to other schools.
What options have been explored?
The consultation document outlines Essex County Council's (ECC) efforts to keep the school open.
However, all of these options have been described as 'unfeasible'.
Tim Elbourne, director of the Chelmsford Diocese Board of Education, said: "This is a consultation. We spent a good time together discussing what would make the school sustainable in the future.
"The school has a capacity of 105 but it is nowhere near up to capacity.
"The smaller you are the more difficult it is to provide an all round education for pupils.
"Funding comes in a number of ways - there is a lump sum and then there is money per pupil.
"The small classes and small year groups make it more taxing for teachers who are having to teach three year groups in a class.
"It is also more difficult to retain really good teachers - that is what makes it really vulnerable."
Mr Elbourne also explained that St Mary's became partly federated with two other schools in Rayleigh and Canewdon, but full federation was not possible because of the deficit it was running.
"We did not federate them fully as so far as the governing body with Rayleigh and Canewdon," he added.
"The reason for this again was financial and the fact the deficit would go to the new federation. That would hit both Canewdon and Rayleigh."
The consultation document explains that the majority of students come from outside the area within a ten mile radius.
"The only viable option is to close the school but this is a consultation. If someone comes up with a better idea then the council and diocese will listen to that."
The document also notes that establishing a nursery or pre-school on site would not be viable because of the lack of demand from young families in Woodham Ferrers and the number of existing nurseries in the surrounding area.
A public meeting will take place next Wednesday (October 17) at 7pm, where officers from Essex County Council, the Anglican Diocese of Chelmsford and the school's governing body (IEB) will be available to discuss the proposal.
Mr Elbourne, who will be attending the meeting, said: "The most difficult and painful part of this is when a child comes home to their parent and says their school is going to close.
"We have to support parents through that and the staff who are there to help them to find a new job."
Will South, 32, lives directly next door to the school. His partner and grandparents used to go there and his daughter is a current pupil.
He said: "If we lost the school it would be bad in terms of the village I feel.
"It is something that has not come out of the blue but something that could have been stopped a while back and it is a real shame.
"It is a brilliant school - anyone who goes to the school will feel exactly the same.
"There is still a little bit of hope and we want to push to keep it open as much as we can."
During the school's last Ofsted inspection in January, it received a 'requires improvement' rating.
A JustGiving page was set up last year to help raise money to resurface the school playground.
To view the consultation document, click here.


Dec. 27, 2018, 5:06 p.m.
Over the past few days, an image that looks like a legal notice is being shared online, claiming that popular mobile battle royale game, PUBG Mobile has been banned in India by the order of the Maharashtra High Court, however, you need not worry, as this order is fake.
PUBG Mobile has become very popular in countries like India where most users prefer to play games on their smartphones instead of a PC or a console. Recently, PUBG Corp. had announced that the game has crossed over 200 million downloads and has 30 million monthly active users.
The image that is being shared on social media platforms is dated December 22 and is reportedly issued by the Center for Governance, a part of the Government of India. It mentions that the as per the proofs provided by lawyers and magistrates (majestratives), the court has concluded that PUBG Mobile is creating nuisance in the lives of students.
It further adds that several other countries have taken action against the game and that "legally notices" have been sent to Tencent to cease its operations in India. The notice is signed by K Srinivasulu, a "Prejudge" at the Maharashtra High Court.
If we take a close look at the image, we can find many grammatical mistakes and factual inaccuracies. To begin, there is no judicial body as the Maharashtra high court and there is no position of a prejudge in India. Further, if we check the website of the Bombay High Court, there is no judge there with the name K Srinivasulu.
So, if you were worried that PUBG Mobile was being banned in India, you need not worry as the notice is fake and the game is not being banned. We urge users to verify such claims before sharing them online.


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With DocApp we make your search for a suitable doctor or dentist easier, friendlier and more dynamic. Nowadays Internet has already become the main source of information as far as "health" is concerned. At the moment three quarters of the Swiss population prefer to investigate online the topics about health and search for tips of a healthy lifestyle. We search for the fitting doctor online based on our health complaints and health questions. For an end-user today the information which is available online results more relevant, than a personal talk with a doctor or recommendations from friends and family.
The information and best practices published online can be a very helpful source of information for our independent decision making. The growing online activity has it pros and cons though. The estimation of the quantity and quality of the sources of information is getting more and more complex and sophisticated. It is even more the case when we talk about the complex symptoms which are to be estimated by the educated and experienced health professionals. But where, when and how do we find a suitable doctor, health professional or dentist, able to provide answers to our questions and complaints? The search, evaluation and addressing the competent, personally suitable contact person, in particular a precise medical specialist, as well as availability of the doctor became a challenge for end-users and patients. This is the reason why we founded DocApp. We are convinced and know from our experience that for those concerned the entire process can go much easier, friendlier and more dynamic. DocApp stands for Online Doctor Appointment: according to the description of complains one can search online in a special medical field either by the name of the doctor or by the preferred treatment method for a suitable Swiss doctor or dentist with the optional possibility to book the first appointment.
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Q: What is structure of versioning process? How should be represents process of versioning in developer team? Suppose that we have CI system, and we want start versioning our software.

If we speak about semver, then major and minor version must changes manually, right? What to do with path version? I think also manually, but not sure. Build number may got from CI system. In that case developers will responsibilities for changes, that they did, also changes must be controlled with help pull requests and code review.

Taking into account the above, suppose we develop project on .NET platform. It's normal if developers after their changes will changes AssemblyInfo? Respectively teamlead must tagged releases in git repository at the end sprint or something like that.

Summary:

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*1) Create changes in code of project;

*2) Manually change AssemblyVersion - major, minor or path depend on changes;

*3) Create pull request for merge into develop branch;

*4) Teamlead do code review and approve or rejects changes;

*n) At release teamlead merge develop into master and create release tag.

Or exists common tools for automate this process? If possible, describe your point of view.
UPD: This question in context of the process developing monitoring sport events system. System consist of client/admin web application and few windows services. For develop uses N internal libraries that need versioning.
Versions will use QA for specify version of component in which was found bug. Also developers, because different clients may use different version of application, i.e need mechanism for detect state application and resolve dependencies at develop.

A: Semver seems unnecessarily complex if it's just for QAs to be able to specify a version when they report a bug. If it was just for that I would suggest they use either commit ID from git, or build number from the CI system.
However semver does have more use for developers using the internal libraries, and according to semver.org "Once a versioned package has been released, the contents of that version MUST NOT be modified. Any modifications MUST be released as a new version."
So you need a new (patch) version number at least as often as you make a new release. How you set that patch number should presumably depend on how often you make releases. If you release relatively infrequently, e.g. once a week or less, manually choosing the number may work fine.
On the other hand if you have a pipeline that automatically creates a release every time a commit passes all the tests, then you probably want that pipeline to automatically set the patch number.


Tuesday, April 6, 2010 | 3:30 p.m.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority has authorized the city's two largest groups of taxi companies to accept credit and debit card transactions for a $3 fee, but the issue is far from over.
The five-member board voted 4-1 in a special meeting today to allow The Frias Group, which operates Ace Cab, Union Cab, A NLV Cab, Vegas-Western Cab and Virgin Valley Cab companies and the YCS group, operators of Yellow Cab, Checker Cab and Star Cab companies to accept credit and debit transactions.
But board members also agreed that the issue of credit and debit transactions would be revisited in future months because there are unanswered questions about the regulation of transaction fees.
At the heart of the issue is that some cab companies were allowed to offer credit and debit transactions as early as 2004, but the board never authorized it.
Seven other Clark County-based cab companies offer credit and debit transactions and have agreements with TaxiPass, a third-party vendor that has installed hardware and software in cabs to process transactions. With those companies, TaxiPass collects $3 per transaction and the computerized unit includes a global-position satellite system to monitor cab fleet movements as well as a video screen that can display advertisements, a new revenue stream for the cab companies.
TaxiPass was given permission to contract with cab companies without board approval by former Taxicab Authority Administrator Yvette Moore, who viewed it as an administrative decision. Current Administrator Gordon Walker feels such contracts need the board's approval and put a request from Frias on the agenda as well as consideration for setting a maximum allowable transaction charge.
At today's hearing, Frias representatives asked for permission to allow credit and debit transactions for a $3 fee. The company hasn't determined whether it would set up the transactions in-house or hire TaxiPass to do it.
Most of Frias' competitors recommended allowing the company to offer the transactions, but representatives from Bell Transportation suggested that the Taxicab Authority undertake the regulation and rule-making process that would apply to all cab companies. A representative from the YCS companies then asked to become part of the Frias request.
Although board members indicated they were uneasy about giving Frias and YCS permission to take credit transactions, knowing that the rules could change within a few months, the majority sided with approving the plan with chairwoman Stacie Michaels in opposition.
*Does the board have the authority to regulate third-party vendors like TaxiPass since they operate independently, but their charges could be viewed as part of cab fare? Board members were split on the issue.
*Is $3 the proper fee to be charged for the service? A staff report indicated that in some cities, there's no extra fee for a credit or debit transaction and it's considered a business expense to the cab company. Board members also heard testimony that TaxiPass actually charges $3 for each $50 in fare, which means the fee could be higher on long trips, such as the drive from Las Vegas to Pahrump. Michaels pointed out that with the average fare in Clark County being $13.75, a $3 fee would amount to a more than 20 percent markup on the fare.
*How should fees be reported to the Taxicab Authority? Cab companies must report monthly revenue to the office, but some companies said they felt transaction fee revenue could be detailed in an annual report. New regulations would outline the board's preference.
*How should the consumer be notified of the fee? Board members were told information about the fee is detailed on a computer screen in the cab before the ride starts and a customer would have to "opt in" to the extra fee before the cab departed on the ride. But some board members said they thought it would be appropriate to list the fee as a sign on the exterior of the cab, just as mileage rates and other fees are disclosed.
*Should cab drivers share in the revenue generated by fees? The Industrial Technical Professional Employees union, which represents cab drivers for some Las Vegas companies, made the case that because drivers work directly with customers that they should share in any revenue generated for the cab company. There was differing testimony on how transaction fees would affect the level of tips to drivers, with the union believing it would cut into tip income and others saying tip revenue would be higher because there would be a specific line item allowing customers to add a tip on their credit or debit bill.
Companies also had various opinions on how many fare transactions would be credit and debit compared with cash.
Frias officials said they anticipated that 25 percent of their roughly 600,000 monthly trips would be paid for by credit or debit card. But Whittlesea Cab, operated by Bell Transportation, said only 12 percent to 14 percent of its transactions are credit or debit.
A-Cab owner Jay Nady said credit and debit transactions vary based on weekend and weekday traffic, but generally about 20 percent use cards. Because Nady's company is restricted from picking up passengers at McCarran International Airport and on the Las Vegas Strip, he has determined that the number of local customers who use credit and debit cards is minimal - around 5 percent of the average 40,000 monthly rides.


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High Plains Housing Development Corp. (High Plains) was established in 1994 by community leaders from the City of Greeley, Weld County, and United Way of Weld County, to prevent community deterioration in low income areas, and to assist low-to-moderate income individuals and families through affordable housing development strategies. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and is governed by a nine member volunteer board of directors with representation from low income households or neighborhoods, the business community, and affordable housing advocates. High Plains is a designated Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) by the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing. A CHDO is a private nonprofit, community-based organization that has staff with the capacity to develop affordable housing for the community it serves. In order to qualify for designation as a CHDO, the organization must meet certain requirements pertaining to their legal status, organizational structure, and capacity and experience.
In its early years under the umbrella of the Greeley/Weld Housing Authority (GWHA), High Plains developed three tax credit properties with 64 total housing units serving very low income seniors and families. These properties continue to provide stable housing more than 20 years later, and are managed by the GWHA.
In 2017-18 the United Way of Weld County's Weld's Way Home initiative established an affordable housing task force as one of eight strategies to address the community's growing homelessness. The task force identified that reorganizing High Plains as a stand-alone, nonprofit affordable housing development organization would be an effective vehicle for proactively attracting and developing new housing projects to meet the needs of the very low income population. A new board was formed in 2018, and a new Executive Director, Jodi Hartmann, was hired in August, 2019.
As a mission-driven, local, nonprofit developer that intends to develop locally-owned permanent affordable housing projects, the niche that High Plains is strategically best aligned to address are those projects/populations/needs that larger for-profit affordable housing developers are not meeting: small-scale Permanent Supportive Housing projects and workforce housing designed to target extremely low income households (30%-50%) and vulnerable, chronically-homeless individuals. Because PSH and extremely low income projects are more complex to develop, finance, and operate (particularly PSH) with lower margins, nonprofit developers like High Plains often take the lead in developing these projects.
The leading community partner in the development of housing opportunities for very low-to-moderate income households in Greeley/Weld County, Colorado.
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How Cristiano Ronaldo Would Have Reacted To Luka Modric Winning Ballon d'Or.
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Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri says Luka Modric winning the Ballon d'Or will have only motivated Cristiano Ronaldo further. The five-time winner finished runner-up this year, losing out to his former Real Madrid team-mate.
Modic's win brought an end to the 10-year dominance Lionel Messi and Ronaldo had over the competition.
Ronaldo sealed an £88million move to Juventus in the summer, and he has found the back of the net 11 times in his first 18 appearances.
When speaking about Ronaldo missing out on the accolade, Allegri said: "Cristiano Ronaldo would have deserved the Ballon d'Or because of what he did in the Champions League with Real Madrid.
"With Portugal at the World Cup later, he could not really go. But the victory of Luka Modric will be a stimulus for him, to do even better and regain the sixth trophy next year with Juventus.
"He has increased the great level of professionalism that has always been at Juventus.
"He is an extraordinary player, a humble guy who has entered very well in the group and adds great competitiveness in every training.
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