"I have an idea of where we're going by like Lewis and Clark, you don't know what you'll encounter along the way. You leave room for discovery. On X-Files, I started telling the mythology. Then you start making choices and as they accumulate, you create a path where the story begins to tell itself. Because of what one lays out, you're either limited or liberated by your choices and luckily I was liberated," said Carter about his process.
The After tells the story of a group of people who, after being trapped in an elevator learn that L.A. is experiencing an apocalypse of sort, possibly triggered by an alien encounter. In the clip shown at the panel, everyone in the group learns that their birthday is March 7, a piece of symbolism Carter did not want to explain. French actress Louise Monot plays Gigi, one of the key characters in the ensemble. One of the key actresses in the ensemble, who Carter admits was inspired by another Gallic thesp, Melanie Laurent.
Carter's inspiration for The After goes back to his days when he was working on the Disney lot. "There was a box of nails dropped on Sepulveda Pass and it brought the city to a stand still. It was from there that I imagined the chaos that could ensue from the smallest thing in the city." Stylistically and tonally in the show, Carter isn't out to show the typical bleak, fire and brimstone, post-apocalyptic world.


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Train Food Delivery platforms are gaining more acceptance as people are opting for better quality of food and service.
Last year, CAG slams Indian Railways for its poor food quality. The railways did no harm to itself by putting IRCTC appointed supervisors to check the quality of the food delivered by in-train catering. Also, it opened up the option for "No Food" in premium trains like Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto etc.
We have seen a rise in food delivery startups for trains. While there are incumbent players like Travelkhana, there is a surge of new entrants like RailRestro, ZoopIndia along with IRCTC's own food delivery entity, Food on Track.
Passengers travelling on trains are increasingly adopting such platforms for better food and service quality.
I have been using such platforms whenever I am travelling on trains, and it was a seamless experience until the last occasion. And, this forced me to get inside their operational process and I discovered why the delivery platforms struggle to maintain a consistent service standard.
I was travelling on a premium train and this time, I tried the 'No Meal' option. I decided to opt for these delivery platforms due to its cost-effectiveness, variety and better quality of food.
But, this turned out to be a nightmare.
Since the train was delayed from its origin by 6 hours, I could not put my order from the TravelKhana app on the day of travel. Apparently, none of the delivery platforms was reflecting the change in schedule.
I had no other option but called their customer care to order my food and it was confirmed through a callback from a Travel Khana agent about 2 hours before the revised schedule. About few minutes before the train was supposed to leave for the journey, I called the TravelKhana customer care to check the status. Customer care reconfirmed the order.
Alas, the food never arrived.
TravelKhana never bothered to offer any apologies nor attempted to deliver the food at the next commercial station.
I slept that night on an empty stomach.
Mine was not a rare complaint. There are many such instances.
Queries sent to TravelKhana remain unanswered.
In spite of this fiasco, I would not blame TravelKhana, but their aggregation is the one responsible.
Such platforms lack the control of food quality and service delivery as all of them are engaged in facilitating the order. FSSAI needs to get into this food delivery ecosystem and put certain reforms in place.
A candid conversation with Manish Chandra, Founder at RailRestro has helped me to have a better insight into the food delivery model.
He agreed on the outsourcing bit of the delivery and they have partnered with 530 restaurants across India. "In case, our restaurant partner misses a delivery, we offer an option to our customers to have it delivered to the next commercial station" added Chandra while giving us an insight into their service quality.
Today, RailRestro clocks about 2,000 retail orders and 100 bulk orders per day. The average ticket size is approximately Rs. 350/-.
Tax component – not only for food delivery, but also for the transaction happening between the delivery platform and IRCTC, and the platform and restaurants.
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For the maitre d'hotel butter: Place the butter in a bowl and stir until creamy with a rubber spatula. Add the lemon juice, lemon zest, parsley, shallots, 1/4 teaspoon salt and a pinch of pepper to the butter and mix well.
Transfer the butter to a sheet of plastic wrap and roll into a cylinder. Store in the refrigerator until it is firm. Slice the butter, still wrapped in plastic, into four 1/8-inch slices, removing the plastic around each portion. Leave the remaining butter wrapped for another use. The wrapped butter will keep in the refrigerator for one week.
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Lay out 4 plates. Put one pork chop on each plate and cover with the sauteed onions and a pat of maitre d'hotel butter on the top. Serve the bananas on the side, garnishing with the rosemary and pan juices. Place half of a fresh lemon on each plate for squeezing over the pork chop, onions and bananas just before eating.


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Submitted by Matt on Sun, 2022-06-19 17:03
Article here. Basically, they had a consensual gang-bang. So what? The UK military says it could be seen as a denigration of women. Hardly, esp. when entirely consensual. Reverse the sexes: would it be considered a denigration of men? Excerpt:
'Hundreds of British paratroopers were banned from a NATO deployment after videos surfaced of an orgy with a civilian woman in the barracks that had some soldiers watching on, according to reports.
Eight paratroopers serving in the UK's 16 Air Assault Brigade were under police investigation over a video of them having sex with a civilian woman who had been snuck into the Merville barracks in Colchester, it was revealed earlier this month.
The woman had been snuck into the barracks as many as 31 times over the past five months, according to The Times of London.'

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Three-time recidivist Steven J. Muehler ("Muehler") was charged with operating an unregistered broker-dealer, facilitating an unregistered securities offering, and defrauding small businesses, while promising to help them raise money from investors. Three companies under Muehler's control, Muehler's wife, Claudia M. Muehler, and his associate, Koorosh "Danny" Rahimi ("Rahimi"), were also charged. The SEC, since the scheme is ongoing, is seeking a preliminary injunction to stop Muehler's ongoing violations of the securities laws, pending trial of the action.
According to the SEC's complaint, Muehler's companies are not registered as broker-dealers. Since at least November 2015, however, Muehler and his companies have agreed to provide broker-dealer services to more than 20 small businesses, including identifying and soliciting investors and utilizing a purportedly proprietary online securities exchange to help raise funds from investors. Muehler and his companies, in return, received fees, the right to a percentage of any funds raised from investors, and the right to an equity stake in each small business customer.
The SEC also alleges that in offering broker-dealer services, Muehler and his companies made numerous fraudulent claims to potential customers, including that Muehler and his companies had $50 million on-hand to invest in their customers' securities, that they had previously helped customers raise millions of dollars, and that their proprietary online exchange was registered with the SEC. They also concealed that Muehler is subject to an SEC cease-and-desist order and has been sanctioned by California and Minnesota securities regulators.
The SEC's complaint also charges Muehler with violating a cease-and-desist order issued by the SEC in 2016 barring Muehler from associating with any broker-dealer, and the SEC has filed a parallel action in the same court to enforce that SEC order.
The SEC's complaint, which seeks permanent injunctions, disgorgement plus interest, and penalties, charges Muehler and the three companies he controls (AltaVista Capital Markets, LLC, AltaVista Private Client, LLC, and AltaVista Securities, LLC) with violating Section 5(c) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 15(a), Section 10(b), and Rule 10b-5 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and also charges Muehler with violating Section 15(b)(6) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. It charges Claudia Muehler with aiding and abetting Muehler's and the AltaVista Companies' violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and charges Rahimi with violating Section 15(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.


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The seventh and final season of the American ABC fantasy-drama series Once Upon a Time was ordered on May 11, 2017. It premiered on October 6, 2017, and consisted of 22 episodes, having aired on Fridays instead of Sundays in prior seasons.

This season marked a significant change for the series, as it was announced at the end of the sixth season that the majority of the main cast members would not be returning in such capacity for season 7. Lana Parrilla, Colin O'Donoghue and Robert Carlyle were the only ones remaining, while Rebecca Mader and Jared S. Gilmore returned in recurring capacities. Andrew J. West and Alison Fernandez were announced as new regulars in May 2017. Dania Ramirez and Gabrielle Anwar were announced as additional regulars in July 2017. In August 2017, it was announced that Mekia Cox had been promoted to series regular after initially joining the cast in July as recurring.

The storyline was softly rebooted with a main narrative led by an adult Henry Mills, set several years after last season's events. In February 2018, it was announced the seventh season would serve as the final season of the series; the season and series concluded on May 18, 2018.

Existing fictional characters introduced to the series during the season include Tiana, Mother Gothel, Eudora, Dr. Facilier, Prince Naveen, Madame Leota, and Captain Ahab. The season also introduced new iterations of various characters from earlier seasons, including Cinderella, Lady Tremaine, Drizella, Anastasia, Rapunzel, Jack, Hansel, Gretel, the Blind Witch, as well as Alice, who previously appeared in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.

Premise
Several years after the Final Battle, Henry Mills leaves Storybrooke in search of his own story, only to find himself in the New Enchanted Forest, where a conflict among its inhabitants culminates in the casting of a new curse that sends the New Enchanted Forest inhabitants to a Seattle neighborhood known as "Hyperion Heights" - and back to the past, before Henry left Storybrooke. As Henry's daughter Lucy sets out to restore his belief, Mother Gothel seeks to reclaim her former home by using her Coven of the Eight while avoiding Dr. Facilier and a vengeful witch hunter. The eventual breaking of the curse leads to the arrival of the Wish Realm version of Rumplestiltskin, who seeks to destroy everyone's happiness. His defeat leads Regina to recast the Dark Curse one last time, which merges all the realms of story into one: the United Realms.

Cast and characters

Main
 Lana Parrilla as the Evil Queen / Regina Mills / Roni
 Colin O'Donoghue as Captain Hook / Killian Jones / Rogers
 Andrew J. West as Henry Mills
 Dania Ramirez as Cinderella / Jacinda Vidrio
 Gabrielle Anwar as Rapunzel / Lady Tremaine / Victoria Belfrey
 Alison Fernandez as Lucy Mills / Lucy Vidrio
 Robert Carlyle as Rumplestiltskin / Mr. Gold / Weaver
 Mekia Cox as Tiana / Sabine

Recurring

 Jared S. Gilmore as young Henry Mills / Sir Henry
 Adelaide Kane as Drizella / Ivy Belfrey
 Rose Reynolds as Alice / Tilly
 Bruce Blain as Samuel B. Ryce / Desk Sergeant
 Trevor Roberts as Remy
 Emma Booth as Mother Gothel / Mother Nature / Eloise Gardener
 Chris Gauthier as Smee
 Rebecca Mader as the Wicked Witch of the West / Zelena / Kelly West
 Daniel Francis as Dr. Facilier / Mr. Baron Samdi
 Robin Givens as Eudora
 Meegan Warner as young Rapunzel / Lady Tremaine
 Tiera Skovbye as Robin Hood / Margot
 Nathan Parsons as Hansel / Jack / Nick Branson
 Yael Yurman as Anastasia
 Jeff Pierre as Prince Naveen / Drew
 Chilton Crane as the Blind Witch / Hilda Braeburn

Guest

 Jillian Fargey as the Fairy Godmother
 Liam Hall as the Prince
 Jennifer Morrison as Emma Swan
 Emilie de Ravin as Belle
 Giles Matthey as Gideon
 Kevin Ryan as Robert
 Matty Finochio as Marcus Tremaine
 Cindy Luna as Cecelia
 Anna Cathcart as teenage Drizella
 Lula Mae Melench as young Drizella
 Alejandra Perez as young Ella
 Sophia Reid-Gantzert as young Anastasia
 Sara Tomko as Tiger Lily
 Suzy Joachim as Madame Leota
 Nisreen Slim as the Hedge Witch / Dr. Andrea Sage
 Chad Rook as Captain Ahab
 Elle McKinnon as young Alice
 Charles Mesure as Blackbeard (Wish Realm)
 Kip Pardue as Chad
 Dan Payne as Ivo
 Seth Isaac Johnson as young Hansel
 Sara Canning as Gretel
 Lily van der Griend as young Gretel
 Kyra Leroux as Yarrow
 Emily Tennant as Isla
 Naika Toussaint as Seraphina
 Gabrielle Miller as Mother Flora
 Beverley Elliott as Widow Lucas / Granny
 Robbie Kay as Malcolm / Peter Pan (Wish Realm)
 Victoria Smurfit as Cruella De Vil (Wish Realm)
 JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Ariel (Wish Realm)
 Timothy Webber as the Apprentice (Wish Realm)
 Ginnifer Goodwin as Snow White / Mary Margaret Blanchard
 Josh Dallas as Prince Charming / David Nolan
 Sean Maguire as Robin Hood
 Tony Amendola as Geppetto / Marco
 Lee Arenberg as Grumpy / Leroy
 Jack Davies as Pinocchio
 Faustino Di Bauda as Sleepy / Walter
 Gabe Khouth as Sneezy / Mr. Clark
 Keegan Connor Tracy as the Blue Fairy / Mother Superior
 Raphael Sbarge as Jiminy Cricket / Dr. Archie Hopper
 David Paul Grove as Doc

Episodes

Production

Development
In January 2017, while season 6 was still in production, ABC president Channing Dungey spoke of a possible "reset" of the show's narrative in the event that the show received a season 7 order. After much speculation, executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis later confirmed that certain characters would have their storylines wrapped up and that the back-end of the sixth season had been written with the season 7 narrative change in mind. Despite the major changes from seasons past, the showrunners have said that they do not view season 7 as a complete reboot of the show. Horowitz said: "I hesitate to use the word 'reboot'. We're more thinking about it as a hybrid of a lot of things. We're paying homage to the original premise, but there are certain characters who are returning and some who are not. It's a combination of a lot of things, but what we're trying to do is go in a new direction but stay true to the spirit of what the show has always been."

In July 2017, the creators announced that the season would be set in the fictitious Seattle neighborhood of Hyperion Heights, which was created under a new curse. Residents of this neighborhood included displaced characters from the original and new versions of the Enchanted Forest, as well as regular people from the Land Without Magic. This differs from Storybrooke in the first six seasons, which was an isolated town that was blocked off from real-world Maine. The initial villain is Lady Tremaine, who assumes the role of an urban developer who seeks to "gentrify the neighborhood" and push out and separate fairytale residents. Meanwhile, Storybrooke and various Fairy Tale Land locations still appear in the flashbacks of the season as the story bounces back and forth between the characters' lives before and during the latest curse.

The main flashback setting of the seventh season is the New Enchanted Forest, which is a New Fairy Tale Land realm. Other locations featured in flashbacks are the Edge of Realms, the Wish Realm, the New Wonderland, Oz, and Storybrooke itself.

Casting
In May 2017, it was announced that Lana Parrilla, Colin O'Donoghue, and Robert Carlyle would be the only series regulars from season 6 to continue onto season 7. The character of Henry would also return, but as a man in his late 20s-early 30s portrayed by Andrew J. West. It was teased that the four would be portraying their original characters but with cursed identities, similar to the circumstances in season 1. In July, the first promo of the season revealed that Killian is now a Seattle police officer with the last name Rogers, who is living with an unexplained sense of loss. In August, it was revealed that Regina is now a bar owner named Roni, who is more dressed down and is "no longer in charge."

Former main cast member Jennifer Morrison has confirmed that she has agreed to return for at least one episode, first appearing in the second episode of the season. Morrison announced her last filming day for the episode on July 19, 2017. On July 22, it was confirmed that Emilie de Ravin would return for the fourth episode of the season.

In March 2017, Andrew J. West and Alison Fernandez were cast for unknown guest roles in the season 6 finale. During the episode, it was revealed that West was portraying an adult Henry Mills, while Fernandez portrayed his daughter, Lucy. After that episode's airing, they were confirmed as series regulars for season 7. West took over the role from Jared S. Gilmore, who has been confirmed to appear in at least the first two episodes of the season.

On July 6, 2017, it was announced that Dania Ramirez and Gabrielle Anwar would be two additional series regulars for season 7.  Additionally, Adelaide Kane, Mekia Cox, and Rose Reynolds were cast in recurring roles for the season. On July 15, it was announced that Ramirez would be portraying Cinderella, albeit a different version from the one previously played by Jessy Schram for the first six seasons. On July 22 at San Diego Comic-Con, it was revealed that Anwar and Kane will be portraying Lady Tremaine and Drizella, respectively. Cox would be portraying Tiana from The Princess and the Frog, while Reynolds would be playing an alternate version of Alice, a character previously featured in the spin-off Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. In August 2017, Cox was promoted to series regular status.

On August 1, it was announced that Giles Matthey would return as an adult Gideon for the season's fourth episode. The episode, also featuring de Ravin, would be centered around Rumple. On that same day, it was also announced that Emma Booth was cast in a major recurring role as the Witch, whose more specific identity would be revealed later on during the season. On August 25, Kevin Ryan announced that he would be making an appearance as a new prince in the upcoming season. On August 30, it was announced that Robin Givens had been cast as Tiana's mother, Eudora.

On September 8, it was announced that Meegan Warner would be guest starring as an alternate version of Rapunzel, a character previously featured in the season 3 episode "The Tower". It was later revealed that the character would appear in a multi-episode arc. On September 20, it was announced that former regular Rebecca Mader would return for multiple episodes in the seventh season as Zelena, who would also have a cursed identity.

On October 2, it was announced that Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog would make an appearance during the season, later revealed to be portrayed by Daniel Francis in the season's fifth episode. On October 3, it was announced that flashbacks of the ninth episode would feature a "tweenage" Anastasia, Lady Tremaine's other biological daughter.

On November 1, it was announced that Tiera Skovbye would be recurring as an older version of Robin, the daughter of Zelena and Robin Hood. On November 2, it was announced that Nathan Parsons had been cast in a recurring role as Nick, a lawyer and potential love interest for another character. On November 3, it was announced that the show was casting for the role of Naveen from The Princess and the Frog, who will be recurring in the second half of the season. It was later revealed that the role would be played by Jeff Pierre, who first appeared in the twelfth episode of the season. On November 16, actor Chad Rook announced that he had been cast in an unknown role, later revealed to be Captain Ahab in the thirteenth episode.

On January 23, 2018, it was announced that Kip Pardue had been cast as Chad, Zelena's fiancé from when she was cursed as Kelly. He made his appearance in the seventeenth episode of the season.

On March 16, it was announced that multiple former cast members were set to appear in one or both of the season's (and series') last two episodes. This includes former regulars Gilmore (who had also been confirmed to appear in the twentieth episode) and Sean Maguire, as well as formerly recurring stars JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Victoria Smurfit, Robbie Kay, Beverley Elliott, Lee Arenberg, Keegan Connor Tracy and Tony Amendola. On March 21, it was announced that Morrison and de Ravin would be back for a second time, along with Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas for the final episode of the series. In addition, Raphael Sbarge, David Paul Grove, and Faustino Di Bauda later confirmed that they were also appearing in the finale.

Ratings

Notes

References

External links

2017 American television seasons
2018 American television seasons
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Today we got some alpha feedback about "Whidbey" regarding the debuggers default choice of exception handling for certain win32 exceptions, specifically access violation. The customer had an access violation in some native code, which ended up being caught by the COM interop layer and translated into a managed exception in his C# code. He didnt realize this was the cause for the longest time, all he saw was the unexplicable managed exception, so he opened a bug for us to change the default.
The reason the default for first-chance AVs does not stop is that sometimes Windows calls will AV, and then catch the exception themselves and carry on happily. If we did default to stopping on first chance AVs we would stop users in some strange place in say kernel32.dll and many would be very confused.
We know this from the multifarious newsgroup postings from users hitting a "hard-coded breakpoint" in NTDLL, despite them never having set such a breakpoint. This is really an int 3 deliberately executed by the debug version of NTs heap manager. It results in very confused users, as the callstack often shows nothing except a couple of hex addresses in ntdll. If they installed system symbols, they would get a fuller and more useful callstack which would include their app code, giving them more of a clue, but many users dont know about this.
Expert users can of course change the AV exception to break on first chance, and these users stand less of a chance of being confused by a mystery AV down in the bowels of Windows, and they probably have symbols installed too.
In the end I explained this to the customer and resolved the bug as By Design.
I think a more appropriate solution would be to force an installation of debug tools (including VS.NET) to include system symbols and to turn on these exceptions by default.
If I remember right even the heap manager only breaks for heap corruptions and other memory errors.
VC6 used to ship system symbols, but they became out of date once the next SP shipped for NT4. Symbol server means that once set up, users can always get matching symbols and keep them up to date automatically.
Right, every developer should set up their symbol server. Why don't you set up symbol server during VS.NET installation or as a option?
I don't need the debug symbols for the os libraries when I have an exception in my own code (I have them installed, because I want to see what's on my call stack! That's an important information). The exception occured in my native dll (I am that customer), the interop layer caught it and I got a null reference exception in the Main() of my application. The information content of that is just: "There is a bug somewhere in your code!"
When I debug managed AND unmanaged code, the debugger must break for every exception of that kind like VC 6 did. I'm used to that behaviour and it took me some hours to find out that I have to change settings of my debugger.
I actually like current default setting in Whidbey and when I need to I change the defaults.
The feature I would like to see in the debugger is to able specify in which .dll(s) to break on first chance exceptions.
The replies indicate the difficulty of choosing the "correct" default: you can't please all of the users all of the time.
Dmitry has hit the "real" solution: using the DLL name as a criteria when deciding whether to break on exceptions or not.
VS "Whidbey" does have an improved level of control over managed exceptions, but native exception handling is essentially unchanged.
Stefan: I don't think VC6 would break on 1st chance AVs by default, either. Also, in this particular case you might not need OS symbols but in general it's better to have them. Quite often a problem in user program manifests itself as an AV deep in the OS code.
The right thing to do IMO would be something like !analyze -c command in windbg. It basically allows you to ignore known breaks based on various conditions. But unknown AVs should break on 1st chance by default.
Pavel: VC6 doesn't stop on all 1st chance exceptions by default. I have written COM servers for use with VB6. VB6 throughs some exceptions during debugging and VC6 doesn't stop. But it stops when I'm using invalid pointers in my own code! I don't need the OS debug symbols for that(although I have them and find them very usefull!!). What I mean is that the debugger should stop for the exceptions in my own code like it did before regardless if it is a "mixed" or a managed solution.
Stefan: I'm almost 100% sure that VC (any version) doesn't behave this way. It has no concept of "your code" vs. "OS code". With default settings, it doesn't stop on 1st chance AVs regardless of where they occur.
Most likely when you were using invalid pointers yourself the process would just crash, so it was a 2nd chance AV. It's also likely that VB6 and/or COM runtime was handling 1st chance AVs and returning an error in which case debugger wouldn't stop because there was no 2nd chance notification.
Also, consider the case where your code passes an invalid pointer to a system API. The bug is clearly in your code but the crash will happen in the system API, sometimes several levels deep. There is no way the debugger can know where the bug comes from.
Does some one know how to let VS debugger to stop on first chance Access Violations? It seems there is no such an option.
Yang Li: Open the Exceptions dialog, go to the Win32 item, open it, find Access Violation and change it to suit.
How can i make my app know where the error is. I am experiencing the same problme as discussed above and I want to know the VC settings for my DLL, so that I can pinpoint the problem.
I enabled all Win32 exceptions to break in debug. still I am getting AV exception in my app which is not breaking in VS 2005 .


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Q: Android NDK - display stack trace on demand I'm currently trying to find an easy way to display a stack trace while debugging JNI code.
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Emily Clark graduated from the M.A. program in Religious Studies in 2009 with a focus on religion in America. After Mizzou, she went to Florida State University and graduated a Ph.D. in Religion in 2014. Upon completion of her Ph.D. she moved to yet another region of the country and began working as an Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Gonzaga University. Her first book, A Luminous Brotherhood: Afro-Creole Spiritualism in Nineteenth-Century New Orleans, was published by the University of North Carolina Press in 2016 and won the Francis B. Simkins Award (Southern Historical Association) and the Michael Thomason Award (Gulf South Historical Association) in 2017.
Abel R. Gomez graduated from the M.A. program in Religious Studies in 2015 with a focus on Indigenous Religions. He is currently a PhD student in the Religion Department at Syracuse University and has recently completed a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Women's and Gender Studies. Abel plans to continue his research on ceremony and sacred sites protection among Native American communities for his dissertation research.
Mariam Goshadze graduated from the M. A. program in Religious Studies in 2012 and is currently a Doctoral Fellow in Religion at Harvard University working on indigenous religion in Ghana. She has received Harvard's GSAS Pre-Dissertation Summer Grant for research in Ghana, the Center for African Studies Summer Grant for Research in Ghana, Harvard's Certificate of Distinction for Excellence in Teaching, the Hanson Award for Special Service to Graduate Students, the Fredrick Sheldon Traveling Fellowship and the Loeb Committee Full Academic Year Fellowship 2017-2018. She has presented numerous conference papers on religion in Ghana. Her publications include "Searching for the Golden Stool: Ghana's National Myth inthe Era of Nkrumahist Self- Construction". CSWR Today (2014). Cambridge, MA and "Gorbachev's Perestroika and the Aftermath of the Soviet Nationalities Policy" published in Identity.
Eric L. Lancaster earned an M.A. in Religious Studies in May 2014. While he was in the program, the department facilitated his study abroad opportunities in Japan and China. Since graduation he has taught courses in Religious Studies, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese at local schools and colleges and given guest lectures in a variety of classes. He currently teaches all four years of Japanese language at the University of Missouri. When not in the classroom he travels extensively to give presentations on Japanese theater. He has presented in state and regional Japanese Festivals as well as at high schools and universities in the United States from Florida to Wyoming. He has also performed at several venues in Japan across the islands of Honshu and Shikoku. One of his performances was captured and appeared in a Japanese calendar, for the month of June 2012. In addition to these presentations, he was also cast to play the lead role in the short-film Kaiju Bunraku, which has been screened at several festivals in the United States and abroad.
Adam T. Miller graduated from the M.A. program in religious studies in 2013 with a focus in South Asian religions, particularly Buddhism. He is currently a PhD student in History of Religions at the University of Chicago, an online instructor for Central Methodist University, an Editorial Assistant for History of Religions, and Book Review Editor for the Bulletin for the Study of Religion. His primary area of research is the history and literature of Mahāyāna Buddhism in India, particularly discussions and depictions of emotions in systematic and narrative literature. He also maintains a strong interest in the histories of the disciplines of Buddhist studies and History of Religions, as well as theory and method in the study of religion.
Thalia Sass (BS BA '16) moved from her home state of Missouri to Boston in January 2017 to pursue of Master's of Molecular and Cell Biology at Brandeis University. During her time at Brandeis, Thalia published her thesis entitled Functional Characterization of Circular RNAs in May 2018. Thalia is excited to begin her PhD in Molecular Biology at Brandeis University during the summer of 2018. Her passion for Religious Studies has not wavered since her graduation from Mizzou. She continues her study of religion through auditing classes at Brandeis and independent study of Jewish history. Outside of her graduate studies at Brandeis, Thalia has been active in her Boston community through work with her sorority alumna group, founding the Brandeis Science Policy Initiative, and cycling through the streets of Boston.
J. R. Forasteros earned a B. A. in Religious Studies in 2006. He currently lives in Dallas, TX, where he serves as the Teaching Pastor for Catalyst Community Church. He is the author of Empathy for the Devil, a blend of historical fiction and non-fiction that examines what we have in common with some of the most infamous villains in the Bible. He co-hosts several podcasts, including the StoryMen, In All Things Charity (a feminist theology podcast) and Don't Split Up! (a horror film review podcast). His wife, Amanda, skates for Assassination City Roller Derby as the fearsome Mother Terrorista.


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Obama/Cicilline Dems v. Clinton/Caprio Dems in Rhode Island
The fiasco of Obama's visit to Rhode Island -- which led Frank Caprio, the Democratic candidate for Governor, to tell Obama to "shove" his endorsement -- holds tremendous potential to split the Democratic base.
Obama came to Rhode Island to raise funds for the national Democratic Party and for David Cicilline, who is in a surprisingly tight race in my home district (RI-01) against Republican John Loughlin for the seat previously held by Patrick Kennedy.
Cicilline, the Mayor of Providence, is a divisive figure in Democratic circles to begin with. The Democratic primary was brutal, with Cicilline getting only 37% of the vote. Cicilline was hit hard by his Democratic opponents with some sharp television advertising.
Now comes word that in the wake of Obama's visit, Bill Clinton is coming to Rhode Island to campaign for Caprio. While this will be spun as an attempt to unify Democrats, with Clinton serving as peacemaker, the effect will be the opposite.
While Cicilline is not running against Caprio, the two now are on opposite sides of the Democratic divide in Rhode Island. Cicilline inevitably will suffer some measure of collateral damage from his association with the fundraising fiasco and Obama's dismissive treatment of Caprio.
John Loughlin needs a few things to come together to beat Cicilline, who has more money and better name recognition.
A split in the Democratic coalition, with a strong protest vote by Caprio supporters against Obama/Cicilline, may be just what the doctor ordered.
[Loughlin is on my Top 10 List. He could use your support.]


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We meet in Livingstone (3 nights) at our family-friendly lodge right on the Zambezi River near the top of Victoria Falls. Not even "awesome" is a good enough word for the falls—and we'll prove it on walks and boat rides to see them from top, bottom and all sides of the Batoka Gorge. The river has cut a spectacular gorge, the perfect spot for the adventurers in your family to go ziplining or swinging out over its depths.
We hop from island to island to reach our next lodge in Mosi-O-Tunya National Park (3 nights). We'll go walking with the elephants, strike out on several walking safaris with some of Africa's most expert guides, and maybe go angling for fierce-looking tigerfish. To get a taste of local life, we'll also see how the people of Makuni Village cook and weave baskets (with a chance to try our own hands).
In South Luangwa National Park, our lodge (3 nights) was the longtime home of Norman Carr, the originator of the walking safari. On our daytime and evening safaris we may see lions, waterbuck, puku antelope, cape buffalo, and many others. We'll also drop in on a local school where the teachers and students always welcome our visits. On our final morning we depart from the local airstrip for connections home.
This trip includes two internal flights, which will be priced separately from the land tour.
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Q: Extract variable from nested for loop I am trying to loop through multiple files and extract a calculated variable from each as its own variable name (I.E. max_value[1], max_value[2], ...). Currently using a dictionary to store each variable.
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for file in glob.glob('files'):
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However, the nested for loop overwrites the previous saved max_value with the calculated_value of the last file. How can I avoid rewriting each max_value in the dictionary from the last file's max_value?

A: I think this is what you want:
### Create dictionary
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A: You never update num_files, so you keep overwriting your own data.


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The babies range in age from 3 weeks to 3 1/2 months.
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PORTLAND, Maine — Nine nurses who work together and were pregnant together have now become mothers together.
The women, who work in the labor unit at Maine Medical Center in Portland, all had due dates between April and July.
The hospital announced the news in March on social media with a photo of eight of the nine expectant mothers, and the post was flooded with well-wishes.
New mom Lonnie Soucie said that the moms were all friends before this experience but that going through their pregnancies together has brought them closer together.
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Now that all nine babies have been born, the moms — and kids — got together August 8 in Brunswick for another keepsake photo, photographer Carly Murray said.
Soucie said Murray does most of their family photos and offered to take this group shot, too.
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The Send: Ask for the Nations!
On Wednesday of last week during my prayer time in preparation for The Send, I was led by Holy Spirit to begin praying out and prophesying Psalm 68.
I began to see in this passage what He has been showing me for some time as He rides among the clouds, among the wave that is coming. We as His Sent Ones have a reason to rejoice as He not only has gone before us, but He leads the charge, and also goes with us covering us as we GO!
THIS is what adoption looks like! Love was released at The Send. Andy and Holly Byrd and their children are such a pure and holy example of the adoptive heart of the Father.
The next few verses really got me and happen to be completely in line with what took place at The Send. We committed to take up at least one mission field to accomplish His commission in the earth and to see it set ablaze: Neighborhoods, High Schools, Universities, ending the orphan crisis and placing all orphans into homes through the Spirit of Adoption, and finally, the nations. None of this can be accomplished if we do not Carry His Love with us. We are the Harbingers of Hope going into all the earth to declare that LOVE IS ON THE WAY!!!
As you read these next passages, I strongly encourage you if you haven't already, to read them slowly and really allow them to sink in until they mark you and become your reality unto commission and action marked with compassion.
These are the desires of His heart; to be a Father to the orphans, a Faithful Lover and Husband to the lonely and widows, a Restorer of families, a Liberator, Provider, and Joy-giver. The beautiful thing in all of this is that He has called us to partner with Him to establish these desires into reality and fruitfulness!
The winds are blowing, do you feel it now, do you feel it now?
The clouds are stirring, do you perceive it now, do you perceive it now?
The storm is rolling in, do you hear it now, do you hear it now?
The rains are here, can you feel it upon your skin now?
I believe we saw this storm manifest at The Send. Within the first 10 minutes of being there, I found myself unable to stand under the weight of His Presence and the awareness of His nearness in that stadium left me trembling, crumpled in a ball on the turf crying out, "HOLY!" During that precious moment, I recognized something in my altered state of being present among thousands of Burning Ones and being wholly and solely in the Throneroom before my King. A single drop upon my head. That single drop resided with me the entire day. I knew the rains would come; and indeed, they did.
Sixty thousand lovers stood out in the ridiculous heat, and having spent the majority of the time on the turf (including being unable to replenish water sources for some time), we did indeed become a parched and weary people; yet all persisted unwaveringly before the Lamb Who is worthy! I truly believe the persistence bore fruit. There came a moment when we cried out to Him for the nations and gave Him our "YES!", that we would GO! Following this marking moment came a transition that was obvious in the Spirit. We gave Him our adoration and as a blessing, He fulfilled His promise to send His reviving rains. In the physical as well as the spiritual, they felt to be strengthening and refreshing unto commissioning.
When He sends the rains of His Spirit and of outpouring, we must recognize it as a holy, marking moment and abide in it until The Sending.
Back a few days before when I had been prophesying Psalm 68, I had no idea what He planned to do; and I am left reeling and in a perpetual state of awe and wonder. At the time of praying those words forth, the Lord led me to the page before in Psalm 67. I believe that this was the release after the rains!
V. 2-5 – "SEND US OUT ALL OVER THE WORLD SO THAT EVERYONE EVERYWHERE WILL DISCOVER YOUR WAYS AND KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND SEE YOUR POWER TO SAVE.
Let all the nations burst forth with praise; let everyone everywhere love and enjoy You!
V. 6-7 – THE HARVEST OF THE EARTH IS HERE! God, the very God we worship, keeps us satisfied at His banquet of blessings. And the blessings keep coming!
We believe that a wave was started that day and that it was only the beginning on the war on inaction. The rains of outpouring were only a glimpse in the coming world-wide Jesus movement. Today, we along with 18,000 others at The Send and world-wide have begun a 40-day Jesus Fast from March 1-April 9 to contend for Jesus, The Evangelist to sweep across the nations. I ask that you join us, for He is worthy of our sacrifice and our worship! The earth is awaiting this wave of fiery sons and daughters; they are awaiting Jesus, The Evangelist! You can go to the link above to sign up as a commitment, find out more information, tips, encouragements, and daily devotionals we will be going through across the globe.
It is promised us in Psalm 133, where there is unity, He commands a blessing! What we do in seizing this kairos moment will mark the futures of our children and shift the world in which they will live in. My prayer is that they enter a world that is on fire for Jesus in manifestation of Luke 12:49.
Please join us in praying these things forth and know that no nation is too dark for Jesus to reach! Set your face like flint in prayer, action, being His hands and feet; and do not relent until there's breakthrough!!!
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This afternoon I felt very strongly the winds of Holy Spirit blowing. While resting in His Presence and residing in prayer, I felt a pressing from the Lord to pray for all who have been facing demonic oppression and opposition as of late. I could feel for some that the enemy fire has been great and overwhelming, bringing chaos into minds and lives; for others I could sense the weighty presence of the enemy overshadowing those who are desperately focused on fulfilling their callings but the weight of opposition has become heavy and the strength to go on is waning.
There has been a release of mining spirits from the enemy. These spirits seek to dig deep into the dwelling of My children – the place designated for Me and My promises. Their goal is to uproot and extract all that is reserved for My Kingdom; and then to leave a void in which no wealth remains. Once this takes place, their goal is to detonate explosives in the form of demonic attacks such as debilitating illnesses, distractions, accusations set to destroy one's character and rapport, spreading lies to cause division, placing word curses, and to come against any aspect of truth.
All of this with hopes of leading to aborted destinies and callings, depression, anxiety, and loss of life. The spirit of witchcraft, python, division, fear, unbelief, anger, doubt, infirmity, and death all fall into this category. The oppression has amped up against My children as of late because the enemy is threatened by what lies ahead. Because of this, all of hell has upped their game and are taking full advantage of this season of celebration of devil worship through halloween, day of the dead, etc.
There is a gateway of access given over fully and even joyfully to all that is evil in this season. There has been an exchange specifically in the kingdom realm over these things. Yet in all of this, I am sovereign over it all.
If only my people would pray. If only they would rise up and take up their authority over the enemy, close the gateway to hell and it's minions – this takes place through their declarations and prayers and refusal to submit to what plagues them. Rise up and bind what has been opposing you, restricting you, constricting you, and squashing you. The opposition you see is against the ascent, against the destiny and your calling's fulfillment.
Pray for strength to stand when the foreboding presence is heavy, the warfare – intense, the opposition thick. Shut any doors that may remain open to what opposes Me, and get low, seek My face, and receive all that you need. DO NOT give up, give in, or give way!!! DO NOT abort that which I have placed within you!
Stop pouring your praise and honor into that which serves hell – stop celebrating hell! Stop serving hell about your actions! Put an end to your word curses, all unwholesome talk, unbelief, lustful and murderous thoughts, Christian witchcraft, yes, even rebellion; your selfishness, and idol worship! There is no place in My Kingdom for things such as these.
Pursue righteousness. Against these things, righteousness will trump and conquer! As you walk into and in righteousness, your light will shine forth like the dawn, and the nations will come to your light! Upon the horizon, you will gaze forth and see that which I have promised and placed within you stretched out and made manifest before you!
The Son's rays will illuminate their brilliance and cast resurrection and salvation light up on all that is fruit destined to your name. All of this IF you do not to give up or quit. All of this is contingent upon what you choose to do. So I say to you – choose to overcome!
We overcome the enemy through our praise and victory song to God in the fires of adversity. We defeat every spirit opposing the destiny of God through our decrees and declarations. This victory not only breaks the chains and bindings upon us but sets up breakthrough for those around us. I urge you to read Acts 16:16-34 and be encouraged to persevere as you see how Paul and Silas faced opposition and their praise broke through adversity unto freedom and salvation for not only themselves, but also for the masses.
If you have been facing these things, know that the warfare is not too powerful to destroy you. The attacks are not too great to squash your dreams and destiny. Take up your sword, even if you be beaten and worn, and rise above, ascend above the snake line, and destroy the works of the enemy through your prayer, declaration, and praise! You shall not be restricted, constricted, or restrained anymore in Jesus' name!!! Gird up your loins, remain steadfast and undaunted, and run the race set before you unto completion and full fruition!!!
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Avianca Holdings S.A. chooses Safran services for its A320neo family jetliner nacelles
Atlanta, Georgia USA, April 10, 2019 – Safran Nacelles has been selected by Avianca Holdings S.A. to provide repair services and spares pool resources for engine nacelles that equip the airline's growing fleet of Airbus A320neo family jetliners, which are powered by CFM International* LEAP-1A turbofan engines.
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Safran Nacelles' repair services and spares resources are part of the company's NacelleLifeTM support program, which ensures responsive, cost effective and high-quality services that keep airliners in operational condition while minimizing costs.
"We're proud to extend Safran Nacelles' relationship with Avianca Holdings S.A. to the airline's A320neo-series jetliners, which will benefit from the NacelleLifeTM coverage," stated Olivier Savin, Safran Nacelles' Executive Vice President - Customer Support & Services. "Avianca Holdings S.A. will benefit from our full expertise as the nacelle original equipment manufacturer, along with an extensive maintenance, repair and overhaul resources, backed by a global network."
Avianca Holdings S.A currently operates nine A320neo family aircraft – composed of seven A320neo and two A321neo versions – with 24 additional A320neo family jetliners to be received.
Safran Nacelles' service package offers airlines and lessors a maintenance service adapted to their most specific requirements for one or all steps in the life cycle of their fleets, from pre-entry into service for an aircraft until it is withdrawn from, or returned to, operation.
Safran Nacelles is present at this week's MRO Americas conference and exhibition, being held April 9-11 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The company is on the Safran exhibit, booth #2617.
* CFM International is a 50/50 joint company between Safran Aircraft Engines and GE.
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Safran Nacelles is a world leader for aircraft nacelles and an active player in after-market services, with over 21,700 products in service, and over 140,000 daily flight hours. The company is active in all segments of the market, from regional jets and corporate aircraft to the largest airliners.
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COVID Has Forced Us to Rethink Education and Exams
The pandemic has forced us to rethink the way we have shaped our education system and its focus on examinations.
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By Sandeep Pandey, Gopal Krishna, Seema Muniz
Many people have been concerned with the disruption to children's education caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since early 2020, schools throughout the world have been shut during repeated national lockdowns. While some children are used to attending classes virtually, others struggle to even get online. Those from low-income families have been particularly affected as some kids have to share a single device with other household members. There are also children who have been completely pushed out of the education system due to a lack of internet availability or no access to a laptop or tablet.
Despite the disruption to education as we know it, there is something positive to have emerged from the chaos: the cancelation of exams, sending a wave of relief to children and their parents. The only disappointed ones are some parents who feel robbed of the glory their kids bring by acing exams.
It's Time to Make India's Education Good Enough for All
It may have been inconceivable in pre-coronavirus times to think of an exam-free education system, but we are now faced with the possibility of exploring it. Just imagine how much unnecessary stress it would save children, parents and teachers. It would also free up time for students to pursue personal interests and hobbies and expand their knowledge beyond the classroom.
The Issue With Exams
The focus on time in the classroom to prepare for exams has led to a crisis in education. There are four key problems to address.
First, it is high time that examinations are recognized as the biggest scam in education. This is not in reference to mass cheating or buying of certificates in countries like India. We should be questioning the very raison-d'être of testing in the current education system. Why do we need exams? A teacher should be the best judge of a student's level of understanding. An evaluation, if at all, should be built on assignments and participation instead of one based on written or oral tests.
Once upon a time, a man called Albert Einstein elaborated on how a student's overall performance is a far better indicator of their achievements. "The teachers' impression of a student derived during the school years, together with the usual numerous papers from assignments — which every student has to complete — are a succinctly complete and better basis on which to judge the student than any carefully executed examination," he said.
Second, if we are truly interested in children succeeding in school, then education must be rich in content and relevance and accomplished through quality instructional time. Unfortunately, as the use of testing has become the norm to evaluate students, classroom time is dedicated to helping kids prepare for exams. This can often result in the narrowing of the curriculum as teachers are focused on topics that are part of the test. As a result, children are not taught other valuable information to broaden their knowledge.
Third, the current testing regime does nothing to address social and economic inequality; it only reinforces it. Children from low-income backgrounds who require further support are less likely to have access to additional resources at home. This includes a lack of support from parents who may be working more than one job, limited access to the internet or the financial inability to hire a private tutor. Exam pressure only exacerbates inequality and sets deprived children up to fail.
Fourth, exams represent a cruel process of elimination. Why should any child be eliminated from their right of getting an education just because they don't achieve the highest grades? If the purpose of education is learning, then the task of a teacher is to ensure that all students learn, irrespective of the time and effort it might require. The fact is that exams lead to competition, which kills the spirit of learning. This system prioritizes individual achievement over collaborative learning, thus defeating the very premise of education with its focus on cooperation over competition.
The Examination Factory
Establishing an environment where each person is simultaneously a teacher and a student presents an opportunity to continually learn, not only from each other, but also from every situation. This would mean that interaction with everyone you meet, such as a shopkeeper, gardener, farmer or musician, can transform into a mutually enriching learning experience to develop skills that go beyond the classroom
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The damage being done by a culture of education built around examinations can be seen on both the surface and subliminal levels. On the surface, it divides children into achievers and underachievers from a young age. At the subliminal level, its effects can be traumatizing for children, resulting in a complete erosion of self-confidence for some and brutalization of personality for others.
Since the model of modern education finds its roots in the Industrial Revolution, it tends to treat individuals as products and educational institutions as brands — and together they dictate the existing job market. It is hardly unusual that education itself has become a market for the affluent. Institutions, especially coaching centers that at times don on the dual responsibility of coaching as well as "educating," have become mechanical factories that are expected to produce a definite quality of product — in this case, a student with high exam scores so that schools can reach their targets. Commercialization has led to mechanization, which has a harmful effect on human intellect and emotions.
The pandemic has forced us to pause and rethink the way we have shaped our concept of education. Can we really educate children in overpopulated classes? With an inadvertent byproduct of COVID-19 being social distancing, it has paved the way for fewer students per classroom. This should, hopefully, result in a more empowering teacher-student relationship and put the brakes on the mechanized version of teaching we see today.
This model would be in sync with the one pioneered by ancient gurukuls, a "residential school where pupils live near their guru or teacher." Such a system would need more qualified and dedicated teachers. But if this model will save us from the COVID crisis, then perhaps it can also tackle the crisis in modern-day education.
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Climate change and environmental degradation undermine the rights of every child.
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Programme Menu
Youth for climate action
Children uprooted in a changing climate
Disaster risk reduction and recovery
WASH and climate change
Climate change is a direct threat to a child's ability to survive, grow, and thrive.
As extreme weather events such as cyclones and heatwaves increase in frequency and ferocity, they threaten children's lives and destroy infrastructure critical to their well-being. Floods compromise water and sanitation facilities, leading to diseases such as cholera, to which children are particularly vulnerable.
Children are the least responsible for climate change, yet they will bear the greatest burden of its impact.
Droughts and changing global rainfall patterns are leading to crop failures and rising food prices, which for the poor mean food insecurity and nutritional deprivations that can have lifelong impacts. These also have the potential to destroy livelihoods, drive migration and conflict, and cripple opportunities for children and young people.?
Children are the most vulnerable to diseases that will become more widespread as a result of climate change, such as malaria and dengue fever. Close to 90 per cent of the burden of disease attributable to climate change is borne by children under the age of 5.
>> Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic for tackling the climate crisis
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During the 2016 floods in Kurigram, northern Bangladesh, a girl tries to pump clean water from a standpipe. The contamination of drinking water supplies is a major risk during flooding.
The drivers of air pollution are the same as those of climate change. Approximately two billion children live in areas where air pollution levels exceed standards set by the World Health Organization (WHO) ─ causing them to breathe toxic air and putting their health and brain development at risk. Every year, over half a million children under the age of 5 die from air-pollution-related causes.?Even more will suffer lasting damage to their developing brains and lungs.
Pneumonia remains the leading infectious cause of death among children under 5, killing approximately 2,400 children a day. Child deaths caused by pneumonia are strongly linked to undernutrition, lack of safe water and sanitation, indoor air pollution and inadequate access to health care ─ all challenges that are exacerbated by climate change.
This is the first time a global generation of children will grow up in a world made far more dangerous and uncertain as a result of a changing climate and degraded environment.
For children who are already disadvantaged, the stakes are even higher. Poorer families have a harder time coping with shocks. The most vulnerable are already losing their homes, health and education. And as climate change makes crises more common, it becomes harder to recover from them.
Already today, some 785 million people lack access to basic water services. And by 2040, almost 600 million children are projected to live in areas where the demand for water will exceed?the amount available.
Without action now, climate change will exacerbate the inequalities that children already face, and future generations will suffer.
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A boy waits for his bus to school in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, where air pollution levels are dangerously high.
The evidence for the impact of climate change and air pollution on children is firm and growing, but time is running out fast.
According to the latest research from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), we have less than 11 years to make the transformation necessary to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. The level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would have to be cut by 45 per cent by 2030 to prevent global warming above 1.5oC – in other words, the threshold at which the worst impacts of climate change could be averted.
This is the first time a global generation of children will grow up in a world made far more dangerous and uncertain as a result of a changing climate and degraded environment. Addressing climate change and mitigating its impact is imperative to protect the world's children and fullfil?their rights.
A boy walks from school to his house in Aberao village in South Tarawa, Kiribati. Kiribati is one of the countries most affected by rising sea levels.
Climate action provides an?exceptional opportunity to unlock massive economic and social benefits that can help us achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Addressing the challenges of environmental sustainability is imperative for UNICEF to fulfil its mandate and protect the world's most vulnerable children.
UNICEF works with partners at global and local level to ensure that children can live in a safe and clean environment. Our actions are structured around four approaches:
Making children the centre of climate change strategies and response plans
Recognizing children as agents of change
Protecting children from the impact of climate change and environmental degradation
Reducing emissions and pollution
1. Making children the centre of climate change strategies and response plans
UNICEF works with governments and partners globally to ensure children are an essential part of climate change strategies and disaster response plans.
In Bolivia, for example, UNICEF supported the Youth Summit on Water and Climate Change to strengthen youth leadership in climate change adaptation and integrated water resources management. In Papua New Guinea, children are actively engaging in developing climate disaster response plans for their schools.
2. Recognizing children as agents of change
Children's participation in issues that affect them is part of their fundamental rights (Article 12, Convention on the Rights of the Child). UNICEF works with young people to elevate their voices on climate change through creative platforms, advocacy and participation at major United Nations summits.
Children and young people can also play a key role in addressing climate-related risks by promoting environmentally sustainable lifestyles and setting an example for their communities.
The participation of young people is a necessity if the interests of future generations are to be safeguarded.
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Youth climate activists take part in a demonstration outside of United Nations Headquarters in New York City on 30 August 2019, calling for global action to combat climate change.
3. Protecting children from the impact of climate change and environmental degradation
UNICEF supports initiatives to make schools, health centres, water?and sanitation facilities – and other services critical to children's well-being – resistant to climate and environmental shocks. This not only improves children's resilience to future shocks, but also makes it less likely that today's inequities will be exacerbated by climate change. Specifically, we aim to support governments in the following areas:
Climate-smart water, sanitation and hygiene services
Among the biggest impacts of climate change is water scarcity and/or contamination as a result of floods, droughts or severe weather. UNICEF is working to scale a package of solutions that include remote sensing to improve the identification of water sources, solar energy to help pump water, and smart management systems to use water efficiently.
Sustainable energy and disaster risk response in schools
Schools that are environmentally sustainable and resilient to natural disasters are some of the best ways we can protect children in the face of a changing climate. Renewable energy (e.g. solar power) enables lighting and connectivity in areas where grid power is lacking. This supports education by allowing school meals to be cooked and solar lanterns to be charged for students to take home to do their homework.
In Kenya, for example, UNICEF has supported sustainable energy solutions, including solar lighting for schools, solar pumps in communities vulnerable to drought and floods, and a pilot social protection cash transfer programme which provides off-grid energy solutions to improve children's learning and health.
Sustainable energy and disaster risk response in health centres
Reliable energy and resilience to disasters is often a barrier to providing health services to children. Over 60 per cent of health facilities in low and middle-income countries and 25 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa are without reliable electricity for basic services such as lighting, heating and the powering of medical equipment.
Building on our experience with solar fridges?for vaccine delivery, we focus on solar power. This enables water to be heated, vaccines to be preserved, medical equipment to be powered, and health centres to be lit.
In sub-Saharan Africa, UNICEF continues to support the upgrade of national vaccine cold chains with solar power. We do so to improve reliability and sustainability, reduce carbon dioxide emissions and provide vaccines to children in remote areas.
In Ethiopia, 70 per cent of the 6,000 solar fridges procured by UNICEF in 2018 were installed in new sites to reach previously unreached children.
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Mamadou Kassé, 29, a vaccinator at the Sofara community health center in Mopti, Mali, checks the local stock of vaccines in a solar-powered fridge.
4. Reducing emissions and pollution?
Taking decisive action to cut greenhouse gas emissions to slow, and ultimately stop, the advance of climate change is crucial to tackle the climate crisis before it's too late.
The evidence for the impacts of climate change and air pollution on children is firm and growing.
UNICEF works to improve air pollution monitoring and advocacy, especially in countries and regions where these systems are sparse or non-existent. A big part of our work is also to support governments to respond to the increased incidence of pneumonia?and other respiratory diseases that arise as a consequence of air pollution.
UNICEF is also dedicated to environmental sustainability in its own operations. We are working to transform how and where we work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and environmental impact, and we have established a dedicated internal fund to support this process. This also includes reducing water and energy consumption, paper use, and waste.
We are implementing solutions to reduce our environmental footprint in over 70 offices worldwide and counting ─ for example energy efficient lighting, heating, ventilation and cooling systems, water efficient fixtures, solar water heating and energy systems, and more. An increasing number of our offices are running on solar power, including in Jordan, Zimbabwe and India ─ with the Haiti office generating 100 per cent of its power from the sun.
This page was originally published on 19 September, 2019.?It was last updated on 3 August 2021.
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Bunnicula : A Rabbit-tale of Mystery
Deborah Howe, James Howe
Giving Back to Africa, Inc. (GBA)
https://www.givingbacktoafrica.org
Giving Back to Africa (GBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the long-term mission of educating young people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In partnership with local Congolese educational institutions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), our goal is to empower GBA beneficiaries - through service-centered education - to become servant-leaders capable of taking control of their own lives while serving as change agents in their local communities and throughout the nation.
Michael Valliant (Administrative Director)
gba [at] givingbacktoafrica.org
Dr. Louis J. Calli, Jr. (President)
callil [at] indiana.edu
Gran Haven Estates
Grandview Hills
Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce
https://www.chamberbloomington.org
400 W. Seventh St., ste. 102
The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to helping build better business and better community.
Jeb Conrad (President and CEO)
info [at] ChamberBloomington.org
Heather Robinson (Vice President of Operations)
hrobinson [at] ChamberBloomington.org
Trade/Business Associations
Harrodsburg Lions Club
Meets the first Thursday of the month at the Harrodsburg Community Center
Steve Fichtner
https://helpinghands.civicchamps.com/bloomington/
642 N Madison Street
Helping Hands is an initiative launched by the Civic Champs Foundation. Our mission is to help everyone in our community live safely and comfortably by facilitating the connection between neighbors.
The COVID-19 pandemic will have lasting medical and economic impact. Helping Hands is an opportunity to come together as a community and provide relief where it is needed. Initially, our focus will be on older adults as they face the highest risk of severe adverse effects. Our strategy is simple. We believe that small acts of kindness will go a long way. Meaning, starting today is as easy as picking up and delivering groceries.
Civic Champs is a Bloomington-based social enterprise and startup that provides volunteer management software for nonprofit organizations. The members of our team have worked in management consulting, education, software development, and more, but we share one thing in common: we are passionate about the Bloomington community. We are in the process of developing a Helping Hands app that will be offered for free to the entire community.
helpinghands [at] civicchamps.com
High Point Resident's Association
Hoosier Acres
Horsehoe Retreat Home Owners Association
Hyde Park Village Homeowners' Association
Indian Creek Lions Club
http://www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/indiancreek/
645 W. Rogers Rd.
The Indian Creek Lions Club participates in state and international Lions Club activities, contributes to International Funds, participates with Midwest States in Leader Dog Program, provides some scholarships, eyeglasses (used glasses for donation to the needy), firewood, and minor home repair.
Lloyd Swango (Membership Chair)
lion.watch [at] hotmail.com
Indiana Civil Liberties Union, Legal Panel
https://www.aclu-in.org
1031 E. Washington St.
The ACLU of Indiana is the Indiana affiliate of the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU is dedicated to protecting the freedoms guaranteed to Indiana residents and businesses by the Indiana and United States Constitutions.
Jane Henegar (Executive Director)
info [at] aclu-in.org
317-635-4059 x.102
Indiana Institute on Disability and Community
https://www.iidc.indiana.edu/
1905 North Range Rd.
Formerly called Institute for the Study of Developmental Disabilities. The mission of the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community is to provide leadership that enables communities to include, support, and empower people with disabilities and family members.
David Mank (Director)
iidc [at] indiana.edu
Indiana Nonprofit Resource Network
http://www.inrn.org/
Indiana Association of United Ways
3901 North Meridian Street, Suite 306
The network is a regionally-based service providing workshops, board retreats, and consultant referral to meet the needs of nonprofit organizations in the state of Indiana. For General Information about the Indiana Nonprofit Resource Network contact Indiana Association of United Ways.
statewide [at] inrn.org
International Humanitarian Committee
http://www.indiana.edu/~intlserv/ic/student_groups/
900 East 7th St., Room 775
Provides humanitarian aid locally and globally.
Francisco Gomes-Scifres
hic [at] indiana.edu
Adamm Evertts
aevertts [at] indiana.edu
Kiwanis Club of South Central Indiana
http://www.scikiwanisclub.org
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.
We meet on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at the Monroe County Public Library in Bloomington.
vanessa [at] scikiwanisclub.org
Knights of Columbus - Council 1096
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1576897792337137
123 N. Walnut St.
Thanks to the efforts of Father Michael J. McGivney, assistant pastor of St. Mary's Church in New Haven and some of his parishioners, the Connecticut state legislature on March 29, 1882, officially chartered the Knights of Columbus as a fraternal benefit society. The Order is still true to its founding principles of charity, unity and fraternity.
Gary Broxton (Grand Knight)
bandh [at] bluemarble.net
Leadership Bloomington - Monroe County
https://leadershipbloomington.com
Indiana University Bloomington Continuing Studies
101 W. Kirkwood Ave.
Leadership Bloomington - Monroe County (LBMC) builds a stronger community by identifying a diverse cross-section of emerging leaders and preparing them for roles in shaping our future. Each year, people who are broadly representative of Bloomington and Monroe County participate in this leadership program to prepare for greater involvement in community life. To date, more than 800 local leaders have participated in this program.
LBMC is a program offered in partnership by Indiana University and the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.
Mary Catherine Carmichael (Director)
mccarmic [at] indiana.edu
League of Women Voters of Bloomington-Monroe County
https://www.lwv-bmc.org
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through advocacy and education. Membership is open to men and women 16 and older.
LWV-BMC publishes The League Letter.
Ann Birch (President)
lwv [at] bloomington.in.us
Libertarian Party of Indiana, Monroe County Chapter
https://lpin.org
1135 N Logan Road
The mission of the Libertarian Party is to move public policy in a libertarian direction by electing candidates of the Libertarian Party to public office.
hiltonjl [at] umail.iu.edu
Limestone Post Magazine
http://limestonepostmagazine.com
Limestone Post is a nonprofit, independent magazine committed to publishing informative and inclusive stories about Bloomington and the surrounding areas. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, our mission is to focus on solutions-based journalism, as well covering the arts, outdoors, social-justice issues, and more.
info [at] limestonepostmagazine.com
Longwood/Devon
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1081
http://lodge1081.moosepages.org/
Moose Lodge
1580 W. Bloomfield Rd.
The Moose Community Service program of today and for the next century challenges people to become volunteers through membership in the Moose.
Kevin Russ (Governor)
LODGE1081 [at] MOOSEUNITS.ORG
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Q: e.target is body on click when context menu is visible I have this event:
$(document).on('click', function(e) {
   var $target = $(e.target);
   if ($target.is('.element')) {
      console.log('element');
   }
});

And I have this issue:
When I right click to show context menu and then click on .element (when context menu is visible) the e.target is body not .element in Chrome.
How can I detect if I click on .element?

A: I've resolve the issue by adding this code:
function inside(element, x, y) {
    var offset = element.offset();
    var width = element.outerWidth();
    var height = element.outerHeight();
    return (x > offset.left && y > offset.top &&
            x < (offset.left + width) && y < (offset.top + height));
}

$(document).on('click', function(e) {
   e = e.originalEvent;
   var inside_elements = $('.element').get().filter(function(element) {
       return inside(element, e.pageX, e.pageY);
   });
   if (inside_elements.length) {
      console.log('element');
   }
});

EDIT: and found another solution using this:
$(document).on('click', function(e) {
   e = e.originalEvent;
   var node = document.elementFromPoint(e.pageX, e.pageY);
   var $target = $(node);
   if ($target.is('.element')) {
      console.log('element');
   }
});

EDIT2 weird enough this don't happen when I've try to recreate the issue in codepen, maybe it's something with focus/blur of textarea on click.


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Days Gone PC review – tasty rider
May 18, 2021 Tiffany Uncategorized
A 2018 paper published in the journal Acta Ethologica showed evidence that European rabbits can smell traces of other rabbits in the droppings of the predators who have recently consumed them. I've thought about this a lot while roaming the apocalyptic Oregonian wilderness of Days Gone. It's a world redolent of a man named Deacon St. John, who I've seen devoured by wolves countless times as I've played.
When Days Gone first launched after several delays as a PlayStation 4 exclusive in 2019, it was criticised for poor performance, even on the PS4 Pro. Bugs were also an issue, and Days Gone was saddled with middling reviews in its initial incarnation. The PC release not only features enhanced graphics options and support for ultra-wide v buck generator monitors, it also resolves almost all of these technical issues. This is definitely the best way to play Days Gone – a stable, unlocked framerate and enhanced graphics let this biker adventure's exciting tale take centre stage.
Perhaps more than any other open-world game I've played, Days Gone takes its time revealing its hand. While its marketing highlighted the massive zombie hordes you take on, you don't actually even see such a horde until perhaps a dozen hours into the story. Days Gone holds several of its strongest cards until you've had time to settle into its muddy, desperate vision of the Pacific Northwest, two years after a zombie plague has destroyed civilisation as we know it.
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Kildalkey (Cill Dealga en irlandais) est un village du comté de Meath en République d'Irlande.

La ville de Kildalkey compte  habitants.

Voir aussi
 Liste des villes de l'État d'Irlande

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Localité dans le comté de Meath