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10/24/2018 House Presented to President.
10/12/2018 Senate Message on Senate action sent to the House.
10/11/2018 Senate Passed Senate without amendment by Unanimous Consent.
10/01/2018 Senate Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
09/28/2018-12:36pm House Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
09/28/2018-12:36pm House Mr. Marino asked unanimous consent to discharge from committee and consider.
09/28/2018 House Committee on the Judiciary discharged.
09/26/2018 House Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
10/12/2018 Message on Senate action sent to the House.
10/11/2018 Passed Senate without amendment by Unanimous Consent.
10/01/2018 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
09/28/2018 Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
09/28/2018 Mr. Marino asked unanimous consent to discharge from committee and consider.
09/28/2018 Committee on the Judiciary discharged.
09/26/2018 Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.


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Q: Fetching entire changelog for an issue in JIRA using jira-python Using jira-python, I want to retrieve the entire changelog for a JIRA issue:
issues_returned = jira.search_issues(args.jql, expand='changelog')

I discovered that for issues with more than 100 entries in their changelog I am only receiving the first 100:

My question is how do I specify a startAt and make another call to get subsequent pages of the changelog (using python-jira)?
From this thread at Atlassian I see that API v3 provides an endpoint to get the change log directly:
/rest/api/3/issue/{issueIdOrKey}/changelog

but this doesn't seem to be accessible via jira-python.  I'd like to avoid having to do the REST call directly and authenticate separately.  Barring a way to do it directly via jira-python, is there a way to make a 'raw' REST API call from jira-python?

A: In instances where more than 100 results are present, you'll need to edit the 'startAt' parameter when searching issues:
issues_returned = jira.search_issues(args.jql, expand='changelog', startAt=100)

You'll need to setup a statement that compares the 'total' and 'maxResults' data points, then run another query with a different 'startAt' parameter if the total is higher and append the two together.

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City to face Hong Kong side Kitchee Sports Club
MCFCEditorial
Fri 19 Apr 2019, 03:00
Manchester City has announced further details for the Club's pre-season tour this summer.
Asia Tour 2019, presented by Visit Abu Dhabi, will see the team play in Hong Kong against Hong Kong Premier League champions, Kitchee Sports Club on 24th July 2019 at the Hong Kong Stadium.
City last visited Hong Kong in July 2013 when they took part in the Premier League Asia Trophy. After beating South China in the semi-final, City beat Sunderland in the final to be crowned winners of the tournament.
This announcement completes the schedule for City's pre-season tour which will see the team play in China on 17th and 20th July and in Japan on 27th July.
Omar Berrada, Manchester City's Chief Operating Officer, commented: "We are excited to announce our return to Hong Kong for this match.
Last time we visited Hong Kong, the team went on to lift the Premier League trophy later that season so we hope this trip will again provide the players with great preparation for the upcoming campaign. We have many passionate followers in Hong Kong, including a very active supporters club, and we can't wait to play in front of these fans once again."
Wilson Ng, General Manager of Kitchee, commented: "Our aim is to bring top teams to Hong Kong to compete against Kitchee every summer. We have attracted Manchester City straight after they are taking part in the Premier League Asia Trophy in Shanghai and Nanjing."
Ticketing details for this fixture will be announced in due course on www.mancity.com/asiatour
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'No negligence' in baby deaths, says report
Fienie Grobler 21 Jul 2010 15:45
Gauteng health authorities on Wednesday washed their hands of six premature babies dying of gastro, saying there had been "no specific acts of negligence".
A report into the cause of the deaths listed "contributory factors" such as overcrowding, under-staffing and a lack of antiseptic sprays and paper towels at the hospital.
"Babies were infected by the norovirus, a relatively common gastrointestinal virus that is spread by contaminated hands, water or food," provincial minister of health Qedani Mahlangu told reporters in Johannesburg.
"[But] the response of the hospital ... was found to have been adequate. No specific acts of negligence in relation to the care and treatment of individual patients were identified."
She acknowledged she should take some responsibility in the deaths, which occurred over a weekend in May at Charlotte Maxeke Academic hospital, but refused to admit to any negligence.
Professor Keith Bolton, who helped compile the report, said this had been an unusual case.
"This thing came like a veldfire throughout the unit and it was an unusual event," said Bolton, who is also the head of paediatrics at Rahima Moosa Hospital.
"In this particular cluster of deaths, although the background showed the facilities were inadequate, we don't think that those factors played a particular role in the babies' deaths ..."
No compensation
Mahlangu said the families of the six dead babies would not be offered any compensation and had not been informed of the contents of the report.
"A number of people die in our hospitals for various reasons.
It would be incorrect for the department to say to every family, 'We are going to offer you compensation'."
The fact that the hospital did not have paper towels was not the hospital CEO's fault, Mahlangu said.
"I'll be the first to say someone's head must roll, but in this instance there is no basis to fire any human being or subject anyone to disciplinary procedures. There is no clear evidence."
The report, compiled by eight medical experts, found the babies had died in a highly virulent outbreak. It went on to say that the "general level of medical care was good".
But the rapid progression of the disease made it difficult to manage.
"No individual cases seemed to show any specific negligent medical care."
However, it identified "deficiencies" at the facility, including a lack of routine supplies and equipment, such as towels and thermometers.
"Without towels, adequate hand washing cannot take place," Mahlangu said.
The absence of lockers resulted in jackets and bags being placed on shelves in the ward, which could carry a virus into the space.
The design of the ventilation system and positioning of the washbasins were described as "structural challenges".
More funding
Mahlangu said these problems would all be addressed and she hoped to get more funding to do this from private companies.
She had already lectured nurses about infection-control measures and retired nurses had been employed to educate hospital officials.
She hoped to employ more nurses to increase the ratio of nurses to babies.
Mahlangu said CEOs had received the nod from her to start procuring infection-control equipment directly, without having to go through the Gauteng Shared Service Centre.
From now on, hospital CEOs would be held accountable.
"However, with 192 000 babies born in Gauteng every year ... that poses a huge challenge in the health system. We will be lying if we say to South Africans we will be in a position to deal with all these numbers," said Mahlangu.
Bolton said it would be a futile exercise to guess where the virus had come from, but its origin was "probably from the community".
"It seems to have disappeared almost as fast as it came ... Thank the Lord."—Sapa
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Svarga loka, the heavenly abode, is the residence of the Devas. It is not permanent, it is limited, according to the good karmas from past existence, like the credit of a prepaid sim card. When the credit has expired also the Devas must go back again and to attain liberation, they have to attain a human life. Our karma influences our prana and consciousness. The consciousness cannot develop before the karmic layers are not purified, clear and transparent. Unless the consciousness of a disciple is not clean, it has no sense that the Guru put his knowledge in because it will not bring that result.


The new Aston Martin Vantage has been around for more than a year now, and the only thing that it's been missing all this while is a convertible version. Not to worry though, as the company's chief creative officer, Marek Reichman, has revealed that the roadster is "all done". The car is still undergoing it's final tests, but he stated that the official reveal will take place towards the end of this year. And chances are that it might look something like this.
That's all good. But, there is some disappointing news as well. When asked about the chances of the Vantage having a V12, he said that would be "too much", although he admitted it "would be a good idea".
This can only mean the Vantage will use the same 4.0 liter twin turbocharged AMG V8 found in the standard version producing 503 hp. But honestly, a V12 wouldn't really be necessary, considering how good the standard V8 is. Besides, you get to hear that beautiful V8 soundtrack, without having to deal with any of the sound deadening materials.


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GWR Closes $300,000 First Tranche of Private Placement Exploration Program Underway | EnGold Mines Ltd.
July 23, 2015. Vancouver, BC. David H. Brett, President & CEO, GWR Resources Inc. (the "Company," TSX Venture: GWQ) reports that the Company has closed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement that was previously announced on June 24, 2015 (the "Offering"). The closing consisted of the issuance of a total of 6,000,000 units (the "Units") at a price per of $0.05 per Unit for gross proceeds of $300,000. Each Unit consists of one flow-through common share and one warrant ("Warrant") with each Warrant entitling the holder to acquire one non-flow through common share at a price of $0.10 per share until July 23, 2017. Proceeds of the first tranche of the Offering will be used for exploration of the Company's 100% owned Lac La Hache Property in central British Columbia.
As previously announced, the new summer 2015 Program includes grass-roots exploration and detailed drilling. Prospecting and geochemical sampling are now underway in relatively unexplored areas, as follow-up to encouraging new gold and molybdenum anomalies detected in 2012. The goal is to locate and evaluate possible bedrock sources of these metals.
Drilling will commence during the first week of August, to extend high-gold copper-gold-silver concentrations within the Aurizon Zone South (AZS) structure. Five or six angled holes will systematically test the near-vertical AZS structure in 25 m step-outs horizontally and vertically below high-grade mineralization in DDH AZS11-29 (8 meter core interval grading 3.6 % Cu, 3.4 g/t Au, 19 g/t Ag including 2.0 meters grading 9.3 % Cu, 8.4 g/t Au and 48.1 g/t Ag).
In connection with the closing of the first tranche of the Offering, the Company paid an aggregate amount of $24,000 in cash finder's fees and issued 480,000 non‐transferable finder's warrants (the "Finder's Warrants") to an eligible arm's length finder. Each Finder's Warrant is exercisable into a common share at a price of $0.10 per share until July 23, 2017.
All securities issued under the Offering are subject to a 4-month hold period expiring on November 24, 2015.
The Company may complete a further closing of this non-brokered private placement on or before August 10, 2015, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
The contents of the news release have been reviewed and approved by Rob Shives, P.Geo., VP Exploration to the company and a qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101.


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"The Department of Justice just declared war —" not on Wikileaks, but on journalism itself. This is no longer about Julian Assange: This case will decide the future of media," tweeted former National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden on May 23.
Turkey: Leyla Güven ends hunger strike
Peoples Democratic Party MP, Leyla Güven ended her 200-day hunger strike on May 26, after the Turkish government finally allowed imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan to meet with his lawyers.
Greta Thunberg: 'Act as if your life depended on it, because it does'
Hundreds of thousands of students and environmentalists took to the streets around the world as part of the Global Strike for Future climate actions on May 24. Elections for the European Parliament took place two days later, on May 26 and resulted in Greens (along with the far right) gaining votes.
In Copenhagen, Denmark, 40,000 people took part in the People's Climate March on May 25. Swedish student and environmentalist Greta Thunberg addressed the rally. An abridged transcript of Thunberg's speech follows.
Italy: Big win for far right Salvini in European elections
Italy's far right Lega, led by deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini, made gains in the May 26 European elections. Salvini has now legitimised and adopted fascist slogans, including "God, Country, Family" — indulging and reviving alarming neo-fascist sentiments that are spreading across Europe, writes Daniele Fulvi.
Spain: Podemos meltdown in European and local elections
In the May 26 European elections, Spanish social democratic party PSOE made gains, largely at the expense of the left wing Podemos. The PSOE delegation is now the largest S&D presence in the European parliament and will be the backbone of ongoing attempts to break the back of the Catalan sovereignty movement, writes Dick Nichols.
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Disaster capitalism, not repair and restoration is the agenda of the Filipino oligarchy in the war-torn city of Marawi, writes Tony Iltis.
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Q: Monitor ajax calls in Java Can anyone suggest which Java application monitoring tools should we use for server side monitoring that can capture Ajax calls request.
Here we are trying to monitor an ERP application(Textiles Industries based "Now ERP"). In this, request are being sent are Ajax calls and those ajax calls are having same transaction/action name. For example :: "/now/HeaderRowProcess.abs" is business transaction which is being sent in each and every transaction made by the application. For reference Please refer "[1]: http://tinypic.com/r/15mbdqb/8".
This "Now" Application segregate there business transaction request on the basis of there "request parameters" rather than events or actions and also those request parameters are dynamic and depended upon the business transaction we are doing.
Could any one suggest any server side monitoring tool that will able to help us on this business transaction segregation basis of the parameter request rather than there events or actions.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Akshay Chouhan

A: AppDynamics can handle this use case. We capture Ajax and also have the ability to handle single page apps.
Here are the docs for these two features:
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO40/Configure+Virtual+Page+Naming+-+Beta
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO14S/The+Ajax+Dashboard


Dr. Shahriar Parvaneh graduated with a Bachelor and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Iran University of Medical Sciences and University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, respectively. He completed his PhD at Curtin University in Australia. Dr. Parvaneh completed his Post-doctoral Fellow at University of British Columbia in Canada.
Dr. Parvaneh has 20 years of experience in teaching for different levels (BSc, MSc and PhD) both in lecture and online formats. Dr. Parvaneh has extensive clinical experience in acute, post-acute, rehabilitation and community settings for people with neurological conditions. Home visits, home modification, fall prevention, and recommendation of assistive devices are some examples of the type of service that he has provided in different settings. Dr. Parvaneh�s research interest is mostly focused on community integration and return to normal life after neurological conditions in adults and older adults. His research aim is to help people with neurological conditions to stay active and participate in daily living activities as independently as possible. He has developed a community integration framework for people with acquired brain injuries (ABI) and a tool to evaluate fidelity of community integration programs for ABI.


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Early life and education. Jacques "Jac" A. Nasser was born in the city of Amyoun, Lebanon on 27 December 1947. He is the son of a former bus driver and independent businessman, Abdo Nasser, who served with the Australian armed forces in Lebanon during the second world war.  At four years of age Nasser moved with his family to Melbourne, Australia.
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Geraldine "Gerrie" Ann Roberson, age 84, died peacefully at her sister's home in Rocky Mount, NC on Thursday, September 26, 2013. A Durham native, Gerrie was born to the late John Knox and Juanita Gentry Roberson. She was a member of Cheek Heights Baptist Church and will be fondly remembered as a devoted Christian who loved the Lord.
Gerrie is survived by her sister, Patricia R. Bass and husband, Steve, of Rocky Mount; her brother, Robert E. Roberson and wife, Diane, of Little River, SC; and 15 loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brother, John W. "Bill" Roberson.
Funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. Monday, September 30, from the Chapel of Hall-Wynne Funeral Service in Durham with the Reverend Steve Williams presiding. Burial will follow in Brier Creek Memorial Gardens.
Friends may visit Sunday afternoon from 3:00-5:00 p.m. at Hall-Wynne Funeral Service.
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Gerri, our cousin has gone on to be with our Lord, but she will not be forgotten,she was a sweet loving cousin and a devote christian. She will be missed by all who knew her.
Mom and I wanted the family to know Gerrie will be missed. She was a close friend of my mom for years.In our thought and prayers.
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SEATTLE, WA -- 04/03/13 -- Global supercomputer leader Cray Inc. (NASDAQ: CRAY) today announced that the Japan Advanced Institute for Science and Technology (JAIST) has put Japan and Asia's first Cray XC30 supercomputer into production. JAIST, one of Japan's premier academic research centers, is using its new Cray XC30 supercomputer for research into massively parallel programming and a variety of scientific pursuits.
The two-cabinet Cray XC30 supercomputer at JAIST has a peak performance of more than 118 teraflops, and is the Institute's main system for its high performance computing (HPC) facility. Researchers and scientists at JAIST are applying the advanced HPC technologies offered in the Cray XC30 supercomputer towards speeding advancements in the development of new algorithms for highly parallel computers, performing large scale simulations in nanotechnology and biomechanics, and a wide range of other scientific disciplines.
"JAIST follows a philosophy of developing the next-generation of world-class scientists and researchers through an academic environment that is rich in science and technology," said Professor Mineo Kaneko, Director of the Research Center for Advanced Computing Infrastructure at JAIST. "The pioneering Cray XC30 supercomputer will accelerate our efforts of advancing leading-edge research and education."
"It is a real honor for us to have installed Asia's first Cray XC30 supercomputer at an organization that is as important to us as JAIST," said Mamoru Nakano, president of Cray Japan. "Our company has enjoyed a long history with the Institute, and we have been very fortunate to have provided JAIST and its users with a number of Cray supercomputers over the years, including previous generation systems such as the Cray T3E and the Cray XT3, and several others. We are excited that our partnership continues to provide JAIST's users with the supercomputing resources they need to advance scientific research."
Previously code-named "Cascade," the Cray XC30 supercomputer is Cray's most advanced HPC system and is engineered to meet the performance challenges of HPC users. The Cray XC30 supercomputer features the new Aries system interconnect; a Dragonfly network topology that frees applications from locality constraints; an innovative cooling system that utilizes a transverse airflow to lower customers' total cost of ownership; the next-generation of the scalable, high performance Cray Linux Environment that also supports a wide range of ISV applications; Cray's HPC optimized programming environment; and the ability to handle a wide variety of processor types, including Intel® Xeon® processors, Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessors, and NVIDIA® Tesla® GPU accelerators.
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) was founded in October 1990 as the first independent national graduate school in Japan, to carry out graduate education based on research at the highest level in advanced science and technology. Organized into three graduate schools (knowledge science, information science and materials science), JAIST provides up-to-date graduate training for about 900 students while maintaining competitive research programs through various dedicated centers, such as technical computing, nanotechnology and information security. For more information, go to www.jaist.ac.jp.
Cray is a registered trademark of Cray Inc. in the United States and other countries, and Cray XC30, Cray T3E, Cray XT3 and Cray Linux Environment are trademarks of Cray Inc. Other product and service names mentioned herein are the trademarks of their respective owners.


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Q: Remotely manageable multi language support on android I want to be able to modify a language file without publishing a new release of apk.
I've used paid tools for this localization issues before. I 'm trying to handle it without a product or tools.
Can I do this myself? I want to use a json language file that I received from the service as a key value in my android application.
For example, after selecting the language on the login page, I think I can download this language json file to my locale and use it as a language file.
How reliable is it? how performance is?
There is a firebase remote config, but I guess it is not used much for this purpose. Please write your suggestions..

A: Firebase remote confis is actually a perfect use case for this +  a/b testing of your features.
There are alternatives as well but none with more documentation than remote config.
The logic how i have seen done is having a multimodule project and all resources accessed from a vernacular module . The remote config to switch between the languages.
I believe this can be achieved by 2 localized string files as well and use remote config to switch between them
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A: You can download the languages as json and save it locale in HashMap where is the key is the same keys in your stings file .. and create extension function called getCustomString(stringName: String) at this method you first check the hashMap if there is a value which is downloaded and parsed from json you return it .. if not you can get the default value in strings file with the following code
fun AppCompatActivity.getCustomString(stringName: String): String {
return if (yourMap.containsKey(stringName)) {
    yourMap[stringName]
} else {
    val resId = resources.getIdentifier(aString, "string", packageName)
    getString(resId)
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Chance shook Tessali awake, again, as he had the past two days. She'd been sleeping a lot, trying to dream her way back into the Realm, telling herself she wanted to give Kit Cypress more details of where she was. But she didn't have any more details, and she never saw Kit Cypress there again. Maybe Kit had forgotten about her.
Her stomach twisted, sour, and she let the boys eat her share of the food that Luke brought them. They still clung to her, peering up at her trustingly with their big eyes, and she wanted to cry when she thought about how she'd let them down.
When she did manage to dream, she dreamt trash dreams of anxiety and pain. The portal from the Realm of the Faerie to the dying lands hadn't hurt, but she knew that the portal from the dying lands to the dead lands would be agony. She'd been here long enough to see how everyone feared it. Patti the food service girl said that after you died a red goat-man would burn you forever unless you went to the same church she did.
She'd been dreaming she was dead when Chance woke her, and in her sleepiness, he was the red goat-man, come to burn her. She wouldn't be surprised if the goat-man of the dead lands looked like Chance. Tessali glanced at the sweet faces of the sleeping boys, trying to photograph them with her eyes. She leaned over to kiss their heads again, but Chance held her arm tightly and pulled her away.
"Don't," he said. It came out like a grunt.
Caleb rubbed his nose with the back of his hand and started sucking his thumb. His curl came down to tickle his face again. She wanted to brush it away, but Chance was dragging her towards the stairs. She stumbled behind him, shinning herself on the steps, but managed to match his stride by the time they were walking across the weedy yard to his car.
"Out," he said, and didn't look at her.
He fumbled for his keys, and awkwardly unlocked the door of the car with his left hand, still gripping her bicep with his right. An owl hooted from the line of trees, and she glanced up, but she couldn't see it. The night felt chilly to her, and damp. Thunder rumbled in the distance, but the clouds hadn't reached this far, and she could still see the stars overhead. The Realm of the Faerie had different stars. Did they have the same stars in the dead lands?
The stiff old metal of the car door creaked as Chance yanked it open. He shoved Tessali inside, and she banged her forehead on the door, then her hip on the steering wheel, but he shoved her until she slid over to the passenger side. She reached up to buckle the seatbelt, as Rosemary had taught her she must, but when she followed the belt to its end, she found only a frayed edge where the buckle should be.
The car had a baked vinyl smell, and still retained a little heat of the day, but she shivered anyway. She didn't know what time it was. Early evening, maybe. The moon was just rising, turning the cracked dashboard and the weeds and the trees the same silvery gray. She still wore Christine's jeans and shirt, grown looser with not enough food. She had lost her boots, and the bottoms of her bare feet had a thick crust of black. She shivered.
Chance sat down and slammed the door behind him. The keys jangled as he turned the engine over, and he gave a phlegmy smoker's cough. He wore a tight tee shirt, but he didn't seem to feel the cold. There was a blanket on the floor, and she thought she might wrap herself in it to stay warm, but she was afraid to ask. Chance didn't look at her, and he scowled at the road as if trying to make a difficult decision.
Maybe he was sick of the rest of them, and he was taking her to the Colorado Renaissance Festival. Or was it over? Was it August already? She didn't know how long she'd been in the basement.
She studied his face. He worked his jaw like he wanted to bite someone. She hunched in on herself. The car jostled over the unpaved road, further away from the few squares of yellow light. He drove as if looking for something, backtracking a few times when a road unexpectedly took him too close to buildings.
He turned the car down a road that was little more than two ruts carved in a meadow. The weeds made a slithering sound as they brushed next to and underneath the car. He finally stopped when the plants grew too thick for the car to push past. The grass came up to the level of the window, dried flower stalks heavy with seed, nodding in the moonlight.
He got out of the car and lit a cigarette, staring towards a line of trees and a broken-down house. He headed towards the outbuilding, forging a path through the grass. He opened the door of the outbuilding and opened it. Once he stood next to it, she could see how small it was. Little more than a shed, really. The red light of his cigarette glowed, moving as he tapped his ash, then vanishing as he stepped inside the shed.
Tessali tried to open her door, but she couldn't get it open more than a few inches because of a shrub on the other side. She crept across the front seat until she got to the driver's side. She was shivering so badly it felt like the car must be rocking. She touched the handle and pushed the button until she felt it unlatch. The door was heavy, so she opened it slowly, slowly, inching along the seat until she could bring her legs under her, prepared to launch herself outside.
The dome light came on.
Tessali panicked. She threw the door open and fell out of the car. Stumbling into the grass, she scrambled to her feet again and started running. She ran back the way they'd come. Her fear and her long legs propelled her as fast as a Pilell in the outerlands. In the distance, she saw the yellow light of a farmhouse, and she angled toward it, plowing her way across a meadow. How far was it? A mile? A half mile? She'd never run so much or so far in her life, but she had to. There would be people there. Nice people. They'd save her from the werewolf. They'd see her and know she was a nice girl. A good girl. A good Indel, and Chance was a bad man, and she would tell them about the boys and they would get soldiers or police to come and stop them and everything would be okay.
For a few moments, she believed her fantasy. She thought she was going to make it. She focused on the yellow glowing square in the distance and she ran as fast as she could.
And then she felt her legs strike something invisible, and she pitched forward. Something snaked around her ankle. She ran her hands down her pant legs until she felt it. Barbed wire. She hadn't seen the fence posts in the tall grass. She struggled to free herself.
She'd just gotten the wire unwrapped from around her ankle when she heard a gun blast. She looked up and saw Chance looming over her with a shotgun.
Tessali froze, leaning back on one elbow, leg still resting on the barbed wire of the fence.
"Come on, I'm not gonna hurt you." He extended his hand.
Tessali didn't move. Chance set down his shotgun and extended both hands. She took his grip and allowed him to help her to her feet. Scooping up the shotgun again, he gestured for her to go back towards the car and the shed.
Tessali didn't answer. Carrie Ann had said Luke was bad news, but Tessali hadn't listened. By the time she'd figured out that Carrie Ann was right, it was far too late. If only she'd known. But maybe it didn't matter. Maybe this was her fate. Bad luck had followed her most of her life. This just seemed a piece of it. They reached the car, but Chance prodded her with the shotgun to keep her moving.
Tessali didn't know what that meant, but she didn't think it was nice. She walked across the field towards the shed as if numb. She could barely feel her limbs, and she was shaking so bad her knees felt weak.
They reached the shed. Age and weather had turned the wood a dull gray, and the door didn't have a handle, but an eye bolt clasp with a rusty padlock. Chance unhooked the padlock from the eyebolt and opened the door.
She didn't want to go in. It was dark inside, and probably full of spiders.
She didn't trust him, but she obeyed. The shed had a low roof, so she had to duck to enter it.
"Just stay here, okay?" Chance shut the door.
She heard him fiddle with the eyebolt to close it, and slip the rusty padlock through. It clicked as he locked her inside. She moved to the tiny window and tried to wipe off a pane of glass enough to see, but dust had made it opaque, so she peered through one the cracked corner of a broken pane.
Chance strode back to the car, looking once back at the shed. He got in the car and turned it on. The headlights silhouetted weeds and brambles as he backed out the rutted path they'd come in. She watched the lights recede, then pivot and vanish as he backed onto the feeder road and drove away.
She counted to a hundred before she started kicking at the door. It hurt her feet, especially without any shoes on, but she thought of the boys, trapped in the basement. Chance was going to do something awful to them. They all were. She had to get out and save them. Tessali started crying, sobbing in frustration. The door wouldn't budge. The whole shed shimmied with every blow, and the cracked pane of glass fell out of its mullion, but the door didn't open.
She would kick it with both legs. She'd seen that in a movie once. Not much bigger than a port-o-potty, the shed was too small to get a running start. Crying in fury and frustration, Tessali kicked with her right leg, and before her leg hit the ground she kicked with the left leg.
It didn't work like in the movies. She stumbled, falling backwards against the wall, which groaned in protest, and then gave away. The roof fell down, and she closed her eyes and mouth against the shower of dead leaves and bugs that slid down on top of her. Once the roof fell in, the side wall collapsed as well. She curled up to protect herself, but by then it was already over.
Opening her eyes, Tessali pulled herself out of the rubble. She'd been bruised when she fell, but nothing felt broken. She pulled herself out from under the rotted shingles and gingerly got to her feet. She bled from a couple of cuts, but she could stand without pain. Her right foot bled, but only on the top. Walking carefully along the flattened wall, she surveyed the damage. The roof and sides had fallen down like a card house. The wall with the door remained intact, its padlock still clasped.
She smiled. Maybe bad luck wasn't her fate.
Thunder rumbled in the distance, and the wind smelled of rain. How long had she been gone? An hour? Two? She had to hurry back to the house. Maybe there was still time to save the boys from whatever horrible fate Christine had in mind for them.


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W O W. . . What a place I live in. The creative energy that surrounds the annual CMA Fest in Nashville Tennessee is an experience that is difficult to put into words. I am so blessed I had the opportunity to capture artists like Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett, Lady Antebellum living out their passion for music.
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Little Big Town preformed their new hit 'Miracle' to the 70,000+ people at Nissan Stadium in honor of the tragic Orlando shooting that took place on 6.11.16. Being front + center on the second platform, watching LBT sing + hearing the crowds silence was simply, remarkable. The feeling of so many people near you that were just completely silent in respect of those lost made my eyes swell + my heart felt like bursting. I felt a knot in my stomach trying to comprehend the unbelievable; the wicked we have around us on this beautiful Earth.
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Yang-woo Park
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Republic of Korea.
2007 — Ph.D. in Tourism, Hanyang University, Korea. 1991 — MA in Arts Administration, City University, UK. 1986 — MA in Administration, Seoul National University, Korea. 1981 — BA in Administration, Chung-ang University, Korea.
April 2019 — present — Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism;
2008–2019 — Professor, Arts Management, Chung-ang University;
2015–2017 — CEO, Gwangju Biennale Foundation;
2009–2010 — Executive Vice President for Research, Chung-ang University;
2006–2008 — Vice Minister, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
2006 — Deputy Minister, Policy Promotion and Management Office, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
2005–2006 — Director-General, Cultural Industry Bureau, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
2002–2005 — Director, Korean Cultural Center, Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in New York;
2000–2002 — Director-General, Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
1999 — Public Information Officer, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
1999 — Assistant Secretary to the President for Culture and Education, Office of the President;
1998–1999 — Assistant Secretary to the President for Social Welfare, Office of the President;
1988 — Director, International Tourism Division, Ministry of Culture and Tourism;
1997–1998 — Director, International Tourism Division, Ministry of Culture and Sports;
1995–1997 — Posted to the Arts Council England;
1994–1995 — Director, Heritage Division, Ministry of Culture and Sports;
1979 — Joined the Korean Government.
Awards and Decorations:
2009 — 2nd class Order of Service Merit;
2000 — 4th class Order of Service Merit;
1992 — Presidential Commendation.


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ATLANTA - Georgia's presidential primary election has been delayed again due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The election, which was originally scheduled for March 24, was previously moved to May 19, but election officials said the additional three weeks will give Raffensperger's office and counties extra time to work on contingency plans. It will also allow them to train additional poll workers and get the supplies necessary to properly clean equipment to keep poll workers safe.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) declined 29 points (0.2%) to 17,931, the S&P 500 Index decreased 9 points (0.4%) to 2,089 and the Nasdaq Composite lost 47 points (0.9%) to 5,058. In moderately-heavy volume, 889 million shares were traded on the NYSE and 2.1 billion shares changed hands on the Nasdaq. WTI crude oil lost $0.68 to $44.66 per barrel, wholesale gasoline lost $0.03 to $1.42 per gallon and the Bloomberg gold spot price moved $6.31 lower to $1,303.12 per ounce. Elsewhere, the Dollar Index—a comparison of the U.S. dollar to six major world currencies—was 0.3% lower at 97.14.
Facebook Inc. (FB $120) reported 3Q earnings-per-share (EPS) ex-items of $1.09, above the $0.97 FactSet estimate, as revenues jumped 59.0% year-over-year (y/y) to $7.0 billion, north of the expected $6.9 billion. The social network's daily and monthly active users slightly beat forecasts, led by mobile, but the company warned that it could see a meaningful revenue growth deceleration and increased investment in 2017. Shares fell.
Whole Foods Market Inc. (WFM $28) posted fiscal 4Q EPS of $0.28, above the projected $0.24, as revenues grew 1.7% y/y to $3.5 billion, roughly in line with forecasts. 4Q same-store sales declined 2.6% y/y, compared to the estimated decrease of 2.0%. WFM guided that same-store sales thus far in 1Q are down 1.6%, while issuing full-year earnings and revenue guidance that was slightly below expectations. Separately, the company announced leadership changes, including the elimination of its co-CEO structure. WFM finished slightly lower.
MetLife Inc. (MET $47) announced 3Q profits of $1.28 per share, excluding items, above the $1.15 estimate, with revenues declining 2.0% y/y to $17.7 billion, versus the projection of $17.2 billion. Shares advanced.
Cigna Corp. (CI $117) posted 3Q EPS ex-items of $1.94, above the forecasted $1.90, with revenues increasing 5.0% y/y to $9.9 billion, roughly in line with expectations. CI narrowed its full-year profit outlook and reaffirmed its revenue growth outlook. Shares were modestly lower. For analysis of the healthcare cost environment, see Schwab's Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders' latest article, Vertigo: Effect of Spiking Healthcare Costs on Consumers, at www.schwab.com/marketinsight and follow Liz Ann on Twitter: @lizannsonders.
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) non-Manufacturing Index (chart) declined to 54.8 in October from 57.1 in September and compared to the Bloomberg forecast of a decrease to 56.0. A reading above 50 denotes expansion. New orders and business activity both declined but remained solidly in expansion territory. Growth in inventories accelerated slightly, while employment expansion decelerated.
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The final Markit U.S. Services PMI Index was unrevised at 54.8 in October from the preliminary level to match forecasts, but was above the 52.3 level registered in September. The release is independent and differs from ISM's report, as it has less historic value and Markit weights its index components differently. A reading above 50 denotes expansion.
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Factory orders (chart) increased 0.3% month-over-month (m/m) in September, versus expectations of a 0.2% gain, while August's figure was adjusted higher to a 0.4% rise. September durable goods orders—preliminarily reported a week ago—were revised negatively to a 0.3% decrease, from an initial 0.1% dip, and orders of nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft—a proxy for business spending—was revised lower to a 1.3% drop from the initially reported 1.2% decline.
Weekly initial jobless claims (chart) increased by 7,000 to 265,000 last week, compared to forecasts of a decrease to 256,000, as the prior week figure was unrevised at 258,000. The four-week moving average increased by 4,750 to 257,750, while continuing claims declined 14,000 to 2,026,000, south of the estimated level of 2,043,000.
Preliminary 3Q nonfarm productivity (chart) grew 3.1% on an annualized basis, versus expectations of a 2.1% gain, following the favorably revised 0.2% decline seen in the 2Q. Also, unit labor costs increased 0.3%, versus the forecast calling for a 1.2% gain. Unit labor costs were revised lower to a rise of 3.9% in 2Q.
Treasuries were mixed with the yield on the 2-year note dipping 1 basis point (bp) to 0.81%, while the yield on the 10-year note ticked 1 bp higher at 1.81% and the 30-year bond rate rose 4 bps to 2.60%. With yesterday's unchanged monetary policy decision from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) preserving elevated expectations of a rate hike in December, Schwab's Chief Fixed Income Strategist, Kathy Jones offers analysis of the FOMC's decision in her article, The Fed Plays It Safe, December Hike Likely, at www.schwab.com/insights, while also offering her article, Are Bond Yields About to Rise?, at www.schwab.com/onbonds. Follow Kathy on Twitter: @kathyjones.
Tomorrow, the U.S. economic calendar will culminate with the release of the October nonfarm payroll report, projected to show payrolls grew by 175,000 jobs, after gaining 156,000 in September. Private sector jobs are expected to rise 170,000 following the prior month's 167,000 increase. The unemployment rate is anticipated to dip to 4.9% from 5.0%. Average hourly earnings are estimated to increase 0.3% m/m, on the heels of September's 0.2% gain.
As noted in the recent Schwab Market Perspective: Looking Past the Election, the Fed believes the unemployment rate is nearing what it calculates to be "full" employment, and wage growth has already shown signs of picking up with average hourly earnings (AHE) accelerating to a year-over-year pace of more than 2.5%. Fed members have been preparing the market and investors for a hike, and we believe, after several false starts, it will actually follow through this time around. Perhaps equally as important will be the message the Fed sends regarding what it may be looking to do into 2017. Read more at www.schwab.com/marketinsight.
The trade balance for September will also be reported tomorrow, forecasted to have narrowed to a $38.0 billion deficit, from the $40.7 billion shortfall reported in August.
European equities finished mostly lower, with the Bank of England (BoE) expectedly keeping its monetary policy stance unchanged, following the Fed's decision yesterday that signaled a December rate hike was likely still on track. The BoE dropped its guidance for a possible rate cut as it raised its inflation and economic growth forecasts. Crude oil prices reversed to the downside to continue a recent tumble and pressure energy stocks. The British pound rallied versus the U.S. dollar after a court ruled that the U.K. government would have to request parliamentary approval to trigger Article 50 and start official negotiations with the European Union (EU) regarding its vote to leave the EU, known as a Brexit. The ruling cooled recently ramped up concerns of a so-called "hard" Brexit. For more analysis of the Brexit fallout, Schwab's Director of International Research, Michelle Gibley, CFA, offers her latest article, Keep Calm and Carry On: The Brexit Shock That Wasn't. Moreover, with the markets choppy and poised for increased volatility amid the diverging global monetary policy landscape, along with U.S. political and U.K. Brexit uncertainty, Schwab's Chief Global Investment Strategist, Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA, offers Three Reasons Why Now is Not the Time to Retreat from Global Diversification and why Your portfolio may be less diversified than you think. Read all these articles at www.schwab.com/oninternational and be sure to follow Jeff on Twitter: @jeffreykleintop. The euro was little changed versus the U.S. dollar and bond yields in the region gained ground.
Stocks in Asia finished mixed, with the looming U.S. Presidential election continuing to foster uncertainty and yesterday's Fed monetary policy decision preserving elevated expectations of a December rate hike. However, crude oil prices rebounded slightly from a recent selloff and Chinese economic data continued to be on the favorable side. Volume was lighter than usual as Japanese markets were closed for a holiday. Mainland Chinese securities rose following an October read on the nation's key services sector activity, which showed growth accelerated, while optimism continued regarding government infrastructure spending. Schwab's Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA, offers timely analysis of the global economic picture in his article, World Tour: An Around The World Look At the Economic Landscape at www.schwab.com/oninternational. Stocks trading in Hong Kong, Australia and India declined, while equities in South Korea advanced.
The international economic docket for tomorrow will deliver a services sector PMI reading from Japan and retail sales from Australia. Releases from across the pond are expected to include Markit Services PMIs for Germany, Italy, France and the eurozone.