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In the Coda to a soon to be published book (Peter Kelly, Perri Campbell and Luke Howie (2018) Rethinking Young People's Marginalisation: beyond Neo-Liberal Futures, Routledge) we engage with Donna Haraway's (2016) Staying with the Trouble to think about what sort of intellectual work is possible given the 'trouble' we find ourselves in, that we have made for ourselves.
'…Donna Haraway (2016, p.1) thinks that 'Trouble is an interesting word'. Coming from a mediaeval French verb 'meaning "to stir up," "to make cloudy," "to disturb"', it points to the materiality that 'We – all of us on Terra – live in disturbing times, mixed-up times, troubling and turbid times'. In Staying with the Trouble, Haraway (2016, p.4) highlights the crises of earth systems that situate us, all, 'in the midst of the earth's sixth great extinction event and in the midst of engulfing wars, extractions, and immiserations of billions of people and other critters for something called "profit" or "power" – or, for that matter, called "God".' When we find ourselves in this sort of trouble it is relatively easy, even understandable that a certain:
game-over attitude imposes itself in the gale-force winds of feeling, not just knowing, that human numbers are almost certain to reach more than 11 billion people by 2100. This figure represents a 9-billion-person increase over 150 years from 1950 to 2100, with vastly unequal consequences for the poor and the rich – not to mention vastly unequal burdens imposed on the earth by the rich compared to the poor – and even worse consequences for nonhumans almost everywhere. There are many other examples of dire realities; the Great Accelerations of the post-World War II era gouge their marks in earth's rocks, waters, airs, and critters. (Haraway 2016, p.4)
There is trouble a plenty for terrans in our troubling presents, in our possible, probable, likely, futures. But for Haraway (2016, p.3) the idea of 'staying with the trouble', and what that might mean, emerges from her 'impatience' with two types of responses that she hears, that she experiences, that she feels, in relation to the trouble we find ourselves in, in relation 'to the horrors of the Anthropocene and the Capitalocene'. The first response, which she suggests is easy to identify, and to dismiss, is what she calls 'a comic faith in technofixes, whether secular or religious: technology will somehow come to the rescue of its naughty but very clever children, or what amounts to the same thing, God will come to the rescue of his disobedient but ever hopeful children'. The second response is possibly more understandable, more difficult to dismiss, and as a consequence, more dangerous. In this type of response there is a sense 'that the game is over, it's too late, there's no sense trying to make anything any better, or at least no sense having any active trust in each other in working and playing for a resurgent world' (Haraway 2016, p.3).
There is, suggests Haraway (2016, p.4), a 'fine line between acknowledging the extent and seriousness of the troubles and succumbing to abstract futurism and its affects of sublime despair and its politics of sublime indifference'. Staying with the trouble 'requires making oddkin; that is, we require each other in unexpected collaborations and combinations…We become with each other or not at all' (Haraway 2016b, p.4). To make 'oddkin' – to 'make kin in lines of inventive connection as a practice of learning to live and die well with each other in a thick present' (Haraway 2016b, p.1) – means making connections, relationships, collaborations, partnerships, communities with, across, and in/between difference. Making 'oddkin' is an anti-dote to, is anti-thetical to, is anti- the isolated, autonomous, individually responsiblised forms of personhood that neo-Liberal arts of government invest so heavily in – that neo-Liberal arts of government require us to invest so heavily in.
Alone, in our separate kinds of expertise and experience, we know both too much and too little, and so we succumb to despair or to hope, and neither is a sensible attitude. Neither despair nor hope is tuned to the senses, to mindful matter, to material semiotics, to mortal earthlings in thick copresence. (Haraway 2016b, p.4)
And much, all, of this hope and/or despair takes shape, and has consequences, discursively, symbolically, materially, in relation to our imagined futures. Our sense of our trajectories to that time where our worst nightmares, our reasonable fears, will be made all too real…' (Kelly, Campbell & Howie 2018, pp.208-210).
Our aim, in this research program, in this blog, at the conference that we are organising in Bilbao in September 2019, is to find, explore, and co-produce ways of 'staying with the trouble' that are disruptive of orthodoxies, and productive of new ways of thinking and of being and becoming in the circumstances that we (young and old) find ourselves in.
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Coming This Spring . . . the New FLSA Overtime Regulations?
For what seems like an eternity, we have been waiting for the U.S. Department of Labor to issue the new Fair Labor Standards Act "white-collar" overtime exemption regulations. While many have speculated on when the final regulations would be issued, most assumed that the DOL would wait until the summer or fall of 2016 to issue the new regulations.
In a somewhat surprising move, the DOL on Tuesday sent its final regulations to the Office of Management and Budget ("OMB") for its review. OMB review is the final step in the rulemaking process and can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. After completion of OMB review, the final rule will be published in the Federal Register and likely take effect 60 days after publication.
It now appears that, rather than in late 2016, the new FLSA white-collar overtime regulations will be issued this spring or early summer. We do not yet know what the final regulations will contain, but based on the content of the proposed regulations issued last June, we can assume that the changes to the FLSA white-collar exemptions will be significant and result in many currently exempt employees losing their exempt status. Specifically, we expect a sizable increase in the minimum salary requirement, as the proposed regulations would double the current $455 minimum weekly salary requirement to approximately $970 (i.e., over $50,000 per year). In addition, we anticipate changes to the duties tests for a number of these exemptions, the details of which are currently unknown.
With Tuesday's news, it is even more vital for employers to consider how they will respond to the new overtime exemption tests. Many employees currently treated as exempt from overtime will need to be reclassified as non-exempt or otherwise have changes made to their compensation and/or duties to remain exempt. Employers likely will have only 60 days to respond to the new rules and make necessary changes to employees' compensation and overtime exempt status. Now is the time for employers to consider the impact that the anticipated changes would have on the status of their exempt workforce and determine next steps.
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Had the 1997 Street Millage in Howell passed, we wouldn't this day be facing the Howell Headlee Override.
Had the 1997 Street Millage in Howell passed, the money it raised over its dozen-year lifetime would have rebuilt virtually every street in the city — with proper sub-base, curbs and gutters — and it would have upgraded the storm sewer system.
One of Howell's teeny-tiny roundabouts.
Instead, here we are, 21 years later, in much the same spot, except our storm sewer system is that much older, and the streets that have been rebuilt featuring swails and mountable curbs, a helter-skelter smattering of bump outs for cars, and some streets with parking on one side only, and, of course, everyone's favorite neighborhood swerve-abouts.
You see, It was the pummeling of that Street Millage at the polls in 1997 that put the city on its patchwork path of one-project-at-a-time infrastructure work, completed whenever there was enough money.
The 3.5 mill, 12-year levy of that 1997 Street Millage — which would have cost the average Howell homeowners about $210 a year for a total of $2,520 over its lifetime — would have raised about $8.8 million, with the city kicking in another $6.8 million, for a total of nearly $16 million.
At the time, it sounded like a wise community investment to me.
The measure failed nearly 3-to-1; of the 836 votes cast (a 12 percent turnout), 224 supported the measure, and 612 opposed it.
Just about smack dab in between that 1997 Street Millage and today came the Great Recession of 2008. Factor in the Headlee Amendment, which rolls back taxes to the rate of inflation and caps increases, "full service" communities like Howell were devastated. And for Howell, it was an especially huge hit: the city lost the most in property value in all of Livingston County. With the State of Michigan not meeting its revenue sharing requirements, Howell is losing an additional $450,000 a year.
The city deferred $1 million a year in infrastructure work to make it through those tough times. Work was done to address repairs and resident concerns in the least expensive way possible to stretch each and every dollar.
So, if you were a Howell resident in 1997 who voted against the Street Millage, don't complain about how awful you find the swerve-abouts, or the swails, or the narrow streets. Just don't.
We have the chance to correct our 1997 short-sightedness on Nov. 6.
We need to ask ourselves: Do we want good property values? Do we want a great city? If we do, let's fix the streets; let's fix the storm sewers. Let's support this Headlee Override.
If we get a repeat of 1997, a few years down the road, the work that needs to be done will be even more extensive and expensive.
Remember that we are being asked to make an investment, not pay a penance.
As I researched the 1997 Howell Street Millage, I found the endorsement from the Livingston County Press.


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Certain Industries to be Exempted from New Hours of Work and Notice of Schedule Requirements under Canada Labour Code
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James Mill likens the expence and economic stagnation brought about by war to a "pestilential wind" which ravages the country (1808)
From: Commerce Defended (1808) (James Mill)
By: James Mill
Theme: War & Peace
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In 1808 when the war against Napoleon was in full swing the Scottish economist James Mill (1773-1836) denounced the economic impact that higher taxes and restrictions on foreign trade were having on the British people. He compared the ravages of war to a "pestilential wind" which shrivels up the national wealth and causes great poverty and hardship among ordinary working people:
To what baneful quarter, then, are we to look for the cause of the stagnation and misery which appear so general in human affairs? War! is the answer. There is no other cause. This is the pestilential wind which blasts the prosperity of nations. This is the devouring fiend which eats up the precions treasure of national economy, the foundation of national improvement, and of national happiness. Though the consumption even of a wasteful government cannot keep pace with the accumulation of individuals, the consumption of war can easily outstrip it. The savings of individuals, and more than the savings of individuals, are swallowed up by it. Not only is the progression of the country stopped, and all the miseries of the stationary condition are experienced, but inroads are almost always made upon that part of the annual produce which had been previously devoted to reproduction. The condition of the country therefore goes backwards; and in general it is only after the country is so exhausted that the expence of the war can hardly by any means be found, that it is ever put an end to.
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The general expensiveness of government, of which complaints are so common, and so well founded, will not account for the fact. All governments constantly spend as much as ever the people will let them. An expensive government is a curse. Every farthing which is spent upon it, beyond the expence necessary for maintaining law and order, is so much dead loss to the nation, contributes so far to keep down the annual produce, and to diminish the happiness of the people. But where a nation is considerable, and its industry improved and productive, the mere expence of government, however prodigal, cannot bear a great proportion to the whole of the annual produce; and the general savings of all the individuals in the nation can hardly fail to surpass the expences of the court. A country therefore can hardly fail to improve, notwithstanding the ordinary expence even of a wasteful government; it will only improve more slowly than it would have done had the government been more economical. The people may be still prosperous and happy, though they might have been a little more prosperous and happy, had the expence of the government been less.
To what baneful quarter, then, are we to look for the cause of the stagnation and misery which appear so general in human affairs? War! is the answer. There is no other cause. This is the pestilential wind which blasts the prosperity of nations. This is the devouring fiend which eats up the precious treasure of national economy, the foundation of national improvement, and of national happiness. Though the consumption even of a wasteful government cannot keep pace with the accumulation of individuals, the consumption of war can easily outstrip it. The savings of individuals, and more than the savings of individuals, are swallowed up by it. Not only is the progression of the country stopped, and all the miseries of the stationary condition are experienced, but inroads are almost always made upon that part of the annual produce which had been previously devoted to reproduction. The condition of the country therefore goes backwards; and in general it is only after the country is so exhausted that the expence of the war can hardly by any means be found, that it is ever put an end to. When the blessing of peace is restored, the country slowly recovers itself. But hardly has it gained its former prosperity when it is generally re-struck by the calamity of war, and compelled to measure back its steps. In this alternation between misery and the mere beginnings of prosperity, are nations for the most part, condemned to remain; the energies of human nature are exerted to no purpose; its beneficent laws are counteracted; and the happiness of society, which seems to be secured by such powerful provisions, like the water of Tantalus, is only allowed to approach the lip, that it may be immediately dashed away from it. The celebrated Vauban, the unrivalled engineer of Louis the 14th, whose profession made him locally acquainted with every part of his country, and who spoke the language of an honest observation, untainted by the prejudices of his education, or the course of his life, observed, Si la France est si misérable, ce n'est ni à I'intemperie de l'air, ni à la faute des peuples, ni à la stérilité des terres, qu'il faut I'attriboer; puisque l'air y est excellent, les habitans laborieux, adroits, pleins d'indnstrie et tres nombreux; mais aux guerres qui l'ont agitée depuis longtems et au defaut d'éeconomic que nous n'entendons pas assez.'
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In the war against Napoleon the British government acted like a "banker" to the monarchs of Europe who wanted his challenge to their political authority and system of government arrested. In order to achieve this the British government imposed a vast array of new taxes (which caricaturists like James Gillray graphically described). Napoleon in turn planned to weaken Britain economically by blockading British goods from the European market, the so-called "Continental Blockade" (1806-1814). By 1808, when James Mill wrote Commerce Defended, the high British taxes and government debt, and Napoleon's economic embargo had pushed the British economy into recession (what Mill called "the stationary condition"). Mill replied to critics like William Cobbett who argued that this was not such a serious problem as only agriculture was "productive" and that "commerce" was not (thus the embargo on foreign trade would not have serious consequences). Mill vigorously defended the contribution of commerce to national wealth creation and in a final section called "General Reflections" wrote one of the best criticism of the terrible economic impact of war on ordinary working people. He likened it to a "pestilential wind" which dried up national prosperity and to a "devouring fiend" which ate up the nation's savings.


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Referee Spotlight Emma Smyth
Referee Spotlight: Emma Smyth
Under-18 referee talks love for the game, tackling tough situations, REFSIX and more…
In this month's Referee Spotlight, in association with REFSIX, we spoke to Level 7, under-18 referee, Emma Smyth.
"If parents or coaches are shouting negative things at the players, I make sure I go over and tell them that it's unacceptable, you're here for your kids. It's not your game, it's the kids' game, we're here for enjoyment and our love of the game." For a 16-year-old sixth form student, Emma has a very wise, mature head on her shoulders.
She speaks openly about her refereeing experience so far and the great fulfilment it's brought to her life. Coming from a very sporting family, it seemed inevitable she would follow in their footsteps.
"My younger sister, who is 14, plays for Crawley Wasps Under-16s and also Meads AC Under-15s. My Mum is a PE teacher and my dad is a fitness trainer, so I was very lucky that I was brought up into the game. They have always encouraged and supported me to be involved in sport from a young age."
"I started playing football in primary school but there weren't really many opportunities to play as a girl. I was fortunate enough that, when I was in Year 4, I was able to play for Tandridge in the Surrey Youth Games and my team came third.
"We were a player short for the whole day but that really pushed me to want to get into football and get some more friends involved too. It was such a great event especially as a younger player because we were marked on skills/teamwork not just match results, which motivated us to work on other aspects of the game to improve overall.
"When I went to secondary school, I had to join a boys team because there weren't any local girls' teams at the time and I played with them for two years.
"In the end I thought the environment wasn't very nice or productive for me. The parents and managers were always very shouty, they weren't encouraging. So, I left that team and decided that I wanted to become a referee, just to help make the game safer and a nicer environment for everyone else."
When Emma decided to take up refereeing, the course was a daunting prospect, but found it pleasantly surprising.
"It was actually my dad that found the course and suggested that I do it. I thought it would be a great way to build my confidence, get a new qualification and keep connected to the game. I was 14 at the time so it was a chance to earn a bit of extra cash as well. It's always a bonus when you're in secondary school!
"I completed the course at Brighton. At the start I was quite nervous as I thought it was going to be all older people and that I would be the only girl. However I was pleasantly surprised at how diverse it was, there were three other girls on the course and also other people my age. It was a very nice place to be, everyone was very welcoming and encouraging.
"They didn't look down on you or judge you, so that was nice. I think it's very good to do the course because it gives you transferable skills that help in many different aspects of life, not just in football.
"I thought the course was very good overall. It was directed towards adult football so when you go into youth football, which is very different, you have to make sure you explain the decisions clearly to the players in the right way and not just assume that they know everything.
"I thought that it really prepared me for what to expect. Nothing was a shock when I went to do my first matches."
Emma (left) has loved football since a young age.
When Emma was thrown into her first matches, she took to the whistle very naturally.
"I was worried about being in tough situations and that I was going to want to quit straight away! When I used to play or spectate I'd see fights and that kind of thing, so I was scared at that prospect.
"My first games I ever refereed after doing the course was an under-12 match between Oxted and Raw Skills. I was quite nervous going up to the game but all the parents were really encouraging as were the players. It was a very nice atmosphere.
"The players were very respectful, I find with the matches, it's normally not the players that you have issues with, it's the managers or parents. So as long as you make sure that as soon as you see something not right happening, you go over and tell them that it's not acceptable then the rest of the game flows really well.
"Because I was under 16 at the time, I could only do up to under-13s so I did a few boys games and then I went on to do girls games for Crawley Wasps, Crawley United, Crawley Down and Meads.
"I loved that when I went back, I could hear the kids going, 'yes, we've got that ref again.' I thought it was very good that they also had exposure to a different image of what a referee is.
"It is great knowing that they have confidence in me when I'm refereeing, they trust my decisions, they know that I'm qualified and I am there because I'm supposed to be there. I'm not there just because I've ticked a box, I am actually prepared and know what I'm doing."
The more you talk to Emma, you find it incredible she is as young as she is. Her personality carries over to refereeing as well, achieving respect wherever she goes.
"It's just that thing of practice and experience. Now I'm actually doing it because I enjoy it and I know that I'm making it more enjoyable for the kids and they're in a safer environment.
"If parents or coaches are shouting negative things at the players, I make sure I go over and tell them that it's unacceptable, you're here for your kids. It's not your game, it's the kids' game, we're here for enjoyment and our love of the game.
"I've also accepted that I'm going to make mistakes, every player on the pitch is going to make mistakes as well. If you've done something wrong, you just have to accept it and move on and improve the next time, you can't get down about it.
"I was worried, as a girl and being young, that I don't look that experienced, I thought people were going to try and shout at me a lot. But I've only had one bad incident and I just said, 'I'm the one that's done the course. If you were that good at it, then you'd have the whistle!'
"I know that they're not doing it out of anger at me but out of frustration because their team's maybe not winning or playing well. So, I just go up and remind them this is for fun and I'm doing my best, refereeing isn't an easy role.
"I'm doing something positive for the community. I also like when I get the respect back from the players. I enjoy the interaction before the game, asking how their season is going, what upcoming matches they're looking forward to, that kind of thing, and it instantly settles everyone in."
"I've only had one bad incident and I just said, 'I'm the one that's done the course. If you were that good at it, then you'd have the whistle!'"
We recently introduced yellow armbands for referees under the age of 18, which Emma is a supporter of: "It's a good idea because it serves as a gentle reminder to others that you are protected in the safeguarding rules and still learning and growing on your refereeing journey so they should think before they make negative comments.
"It also gives them some time to reflect and realise that they should be supporting the individual and hopefully it encourages more young referees to register."
It's beyond just a hobby now for Emma. She's always looking for ways to improve and has many people she looks up to in the game.
"At the start, I used to do it to stay in the game, help youth girls teams and earn some money. I used to get very nervous but now that I've got into it my confidence has grown, as it continues to each game, and now I look forward to the matches. Practice and consistency is key.
"I've just joined the Sussex RA-FA Youth Council, I think it's very good to have people with lots of different experiences at different levels, and ages in the group to represent all youth referees. I look up to all the other members and it's always amazing to see what goals they've reached and how we can all progress.
"I saw that Taz was at the referee CORE (Centre of Refereeing Excellence) the other week and it's things like that which really inspire me to go as far as I can. Also, with the WSL just starting and them having all female officials, it motivates me even more, because I know that if they can do it what's stopping me. However there's still a long way to go in the women's' game especially with the referees not being able to be full time .
"I think people like Rebecca Welch and Sian Massey-Ellis, who are officiating the men's game as well as the women's, are amazing role models to show that we don't just have to go through the women's game, we can also progress in the men's game."
Joining a Referee Association is a great step for young officials to take. But Emma didn't stop there and was successful in applying for The FA Leadership Academy.
"Since I started refereeing, I wanted to take every experience that comes my way and FALA stood out to me as an unmissable opportunity. I saw it advertised and thought, 'wow, this would be a great course to go on.'
"I decided to apply but didn't think I was going to get in so, when I got the acceptance reply, I was so excited about it. We had very special guests like Baroness Sue Campbell, David James and industry leaders in many different roles up and down the country.
"It was very good to hear how they got into football and what they did to get to where they are now. It's important that people know that there are many different roles in football. Just because you're not a talented player doesn't mean you can't get involved in the sport at the highest level. There are endless other roles that you can do within the FA.
"They also spoke on the course about the importance of inclusivity and making everyone feel like they belong. There may be people at school/club that want to get involved in sport but they think they're not very good at playing so can't be. However they may be really good at other roles such as broadcasting, marketing, officiating or managing, so it's just letting everyone know there is a role for them in sport is essential"
She also spoke of her future goals, adding: "I'd love to just see how it goes and take every opportunity to get as far as I can. I think it's crucial to actively seek out opportunities because I can't progress if I don't build up my network of contacts or look for the next big things to become a part of.
"I saw an interview Sussex FA did with Michelle Watkins. She said it would be good for the County FA to have an all-female officiating team on one of the county cups. I think that would be an amazing goal. It would be great for the girls to have role models that they can relate to covering the events and I would love to have a part in that.
"I think it's great to keep all of my options open. I'm just going to do as much as I can, in both the men's and the women's game. I think mainly, I'd want to go through the women's game and I don't think that should be seen as any worse than the men's game. I don't want young girls going into officiating believing that the premier league is the end goal, the WSL is growing so much and having strong female role models controlling the games gives it even more elevation.
"I'd love to go into sports journalism. I think, going back to the women's game, it's such a current topic with how well they're improving and the exposure on TV that it would just be right the path for me.
"I'd like to work with other strong women to inspire more girls to take up leadership roles in sport. I think it's always good to have female role models in the men's game. But we need to progress so that referees don't have to go through the men's game just to be seen as a professional."
Emma (bottom left) assisting Meads to a Sussex Sussex Girls Under-12 Challenge Cup win.
As well as refereeing, Emma has also tried to get experience as an assistant, often found lining her sister's games.
"I think it's good to get the experience of the different officiating roles because it allows you to keep your eye in and you're being a better help to the referee. Normally if they get a parent that is not as aware or focused on the role it can make the players frustrated and just lead to complaints.
"At least they know that I'm qualified, I know what I'm doing and I'm going to be unbiased. I think it's also improving my refereeing as well because I get to learn from other refs.
"I think that's why I'm so passionate about wanting to inspire others, because some people don't get that support from their families or friends to actually get involved in sport. I just want to let people know that just because you're a girl doesn't mean you can't get involved in it. Look at all of these other amazing women that are doing these amazing things."
It's been a pleasure to talk to Emma on her refereeing journey so far, whilst a short one. You get the feeling nothing will faze her and with the attitude she has, we're sure you'll see her go a long way.
Lastly, she added words of advice for aspiring officials: "Don't be scared about it, you're never going to know if you're good at it, or if you enjoy it, unless you try it. Hopefully, I'm going to try and put on some events this season for female only refereeing with the inspiration of the Women's Euros just around the corner.
"Just to give a little introduction, show them what it's about and explain that if anything does happen to you in a match, and if you do feel uncomfortable, there are people that you can talk to, and ways to deal with it, it's not going to be like that every time."
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Many judgments regarding what is good or bad, possible or impossible, rely upon unspoken assumptions or frameworks which are used to view and evaluate events and actions. Philosophers uncover these hidden aspects of thoughts and judgments, scrutinizing them for soundness, validity, and fairness.
These assumptions and frameworks permeate the topics of violence, nonviolence, war, conflict, and reconciliation; and they influence how we address these problems and issues. This conference encourages philosophers to reflect upon these assumptions and frameworks and their effects, both in the abstract and in the concrete, and to share their insights with us.
How do our current assumptions and frameworks regarding the Middle East shape our concepts of the prospects of war and peace in these areas?
How do our assumptions and frameworks regarding poverty, wealth, race, and economy influence our understanding of the prospects for poverty eradication in North America, Africa or Latin America?
What guiding assumptions and frameworks have led many Americans to trust military buildup, and even the use of torture, to defend the nation during the "war on terror"? What are the problems with such assumptions and frameworks? Would a different framework provide a better way of securing peace in America?
Is peace possible? If so, how? If not, why not? Is human nature such that negative and/or positive peace is improbable if not impossible? Does national security and nation-state autonomy demand a warfare State? Does economic inequality make violence or the threat of violence inevitable?
What kind of assumptions and frameworks would be needed in order for people to see nonviolence as a sensible approach to current day problems?
This call for examining assumptions can be used to either defend or challenge nonviolence as a guiding principle for relationships.


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October 12, 2021 – Dr. Christopher Combs, Dee Howard Endowed Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at UTSA, recently secured a grant of roughly $1.5 million to study modeling and experimental measurements of hypersonic separation events. The grant, awarded by the University Consortium for Applied Hypersonics (UCAH) in collaboration with the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station
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SEPTEMBER 24, 2021 – Dr. Guenevere Chen, Assistant Professor of the College of Engineering and Integrated Design's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, recently secured a grant from the National Nuclear Security Administration's (NNSA) Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP) totaling approximately $5 million. The grant will fund research by the Consortium On National Critical
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The last Students' Legislative Council meeting of the summer met the evening of Aug. 28. Notable business included a presentation of the Students' Union executive team's annual plan, passing an extra-budgetary expenditure of $33,373 for construction of an emergency exit at the Den & Black Lounge and a pre-election report for the upcoming October byelection.
The three key priorities identified in the Annual Operating Plan are "Strengthen the Organization," "Engage with Students" and "Prioritize Advocacy." A draft of the plan, along with the subgoals that fit into each priority, can be viewed here. Council members voted unanimously to approve the first reading of the plan.
Other resolutions passed at the meeting include the second reading of the extra-budgetary expense of $33,373 to build a ramp connecting the Den & Black Lounge patio to the MacHall food court patio to create an emergency exit. SLC also passed amendments of the SLC Code of Conduct that address the behaviour of elected officials during election campaigns.
The amendments to the Code of Conduct clarify that during elections, executives may not volunteer or serve as official agents for any candidate. Non-executive officials may volunteer for candidates that are not running for the same position.
During executive reports, Revington highlighted a meeting with the Consent and Sexual Awareness Club VP academic to discuss ideas for this year's Undergraduate Research Symposium. Vice-president student life Nabila Farid highlighted from her report attending an Indigenous Strategy implementation meeting. Vice-president operations and finance Kevin Dang reported on his work in the MacHall renovation consultations with SU president Sagar Grewal and other members of the university's administration.
Grewal, who was not present at Tuesday's meeting, submitted his report in advance.
Farid also announced that the SU will march in Calgary Pride this Sunday, Sept. 2.
During faculty representative reports, many officials reported on working with their respective faculties to prepare for their participation in orientation days. Additionally, social work representative Marissa Bennett and education representative Tina Miller highlighted their involvement welcoming two refugee students to campus through the SU's Refugee Student Program.
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module EasyAuto
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Current Arizona and former Teas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin took more than his fair share of heat over his six-year tenure in College Station. He spoke with The Athletic's Chantel Jennings about his time there and got a bit defensive about how it all ended up finishing out.
He also talked about the turnover the league is experiencing right now and even mentioned the freshmen quarterback situations of Alabama and Georgia.
He was notably fired after leading the team to a 7-5 record this past season and he was never able to get close to his first season record of 11-2 in 2012. Of course, that season had Johnny Manziel leading the team to some improbable victories and a 6-2 record in the conference. However, the Aggies never won more than nine games after that, but Sumlin does make a good point that his teams never had a losing record.
Sumlin finished his tenure at Texas A&M with a 51-26 record and a 3-2 record in bowl games. He certainly left the program in better shape than when he found it though as the team last had an 11-win season in 1998 as a member of the Big 12. The team also had four losing seasons from 1999 to when Suumlin took over.


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What kind of trouble does a teenager from a small town of Rosewood? Difficulties in choosing clothes and failures before love. The main hero of the dream series on the subject. Instead, they were threatened and exhausted by the maniacs who kidnapped and killed their leader Allison. A year after the disappearance, the mysterious intruder A ruins the lives of his four friends: Aria, Spencer, Emily and Hanna. Girls are in real danger. However, what happened to Allison and if they arehappy – to avoid his tragic fate.


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It's pretty obvious that Korn drummer Ray Luzier looks back quite fondly on his time with former boss David Lee Roth: "I've learned so much from that guy, no one's like him on the planet."
Luzier served as the drummer of the Van Halen frontman's solo band from 1997 to 2005, performing on 1998's 'DLR Band' and 2003's 'Diamond Dave' albums. In an exclusive excerpt from an interview with Loudwire, Luzier admits Roth was eccentric -- or as he put it, "not normal by any means" -- but also praised his brains and talent.
When asked to recall his favorite DLR story, Luzier explains, "Roth is so eccentric and out there and I've learned so much from that guy, no one's like him on the planet. To name one story is super hard. His stories are so funny, even onstage. When I was ten I had David Lee Roth hanging on my wall and I was just like 'I want to meet that guy before I die.' I was in my bedroom in my underwear trying to practice 'Hot For Teacher' on my drums in Pennsylvania. Never in a million years did I think I would be onstage with him, so that to me is a bizarre enough story right there – playing that song with David every night."
Luzier's also quick to point out that Roth's public goofball image can sometimes make people forget about his keen intellect. "He's a smart guy and this powerful entertainer. A lot of people don't understand his intelligence -- they think he's this clown-y lead singer guy. (But) we'll be in Sweden somewhere and (he'll say) 'You know the elevation here is blah blah and the population is blah blah blah' and I'm like 'How do you know all this s---?' There's no one on the planet like him. He's eccentric -- you have to have a lot of tolerance and patience to work with the guy, he's not normal by any means. My mama taught me a lot of tolerance and patience, I guess. Steve Vai came up to me one time and went, 'You played with Dave for eight years? You should get a medal. They should throw a parade for you!' -- that's how eccentric he is."
Luzier adds that he's writing a book about his life, and that a good portion of it will deal with his years drumming for Roth. "I love Dave to death and he was a massive chunk of my professional life and career and I wouldn't change anything."
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Marloes Coenen watched with great interest as Cristiane Justino made her UFC debut last Saturday at a catch-weight of 140 pounds.
"Cyborg" was successful in her initial Octagon foray, dispatching Leslie Smith in a mere 81 seconds in a featured UFC 198 bout. Still, despite the UFC's wishes, it appears that Justino prefers to defend her featherweight title in Invicta rather than make another cut to 140 pounds to compete in the Octagon. And understandably so: Coenen, who fought Justino for 145-pound gold in Invicta in 2013, says that the Brazilian has to "go through hell" just to make the featherweight limit.
Such issues are par for the course in women's MMA. While the bantamweight and strawweight divisions have taken off in recent years, athletes who ply their trade a class or more above 135 pounds have struggled to find a foothold.
Coenen will have a marquee featherweight stage on Friday night when she faces two-time UFC vet Alexis Dufresne in a featured bout at Bellator 155 at CenturyLink Arena in Boise, Idaho. The evening's main card will air on Spike TV beginning at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT.
Still, the veteran Dutch fighter believes that major promotions should add more heavier-weight female divisions and give them a chance to grow. However, she also recognizes why progress in this area is slow.
"There should be 145-pound divisions for women all over the world. With more competition the level will rise as well. I don't see why there are not even more divisions," Coenen said. "You don't see 155 or higher.
While Coenen would like to see continued growth and expansion in women's MMA as a whole, she is currently more concerned with her own progress toward a championship. Intially "Rumina" was to face Julia Budd for Bellator's inaugural featherweight belt on Friday, but her fight with Dufresne became a non-title affair when Budd was forced to withdraw.
Bellator President Scott Coker said during a recent conference call that the Coenen-Dufresne winner will likely face Budd for the 145-pound championship at a future event. Even though it's a risky fight, Coenen was willing to face Dufresne in the name of staying active: she has only fought once a year for the last three years.
Dufresne is getting a fresh start with Bellator after a brief stint in the Octagon saw her struggle with the cut to 135 pounds and drop back-to-back fights against Marion Reneau and Sarah Moras. Coenen expects that her opponent will be better suited for the featherweight division. (Note: The interview was conducted before Dufresne badly missed weight).
After working with Coker in Strikeforce, Coenen is excited to break new ground on the featherweight division with her old boss at the helm in Bellator MMA. He doesn't always get the credit he should, but Coker was promoting the likes of Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate before it became trendy to do so. Bellator had a women's division before Coker arrived, but it was eventually dismantled.
It is going to take a little longer than originally planned to get there, but winning that belt is what drives Coenen, even after competing for more than 15 years in multiple organizations. In fact, that gold incentive is what helps to keep her around.


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Burlington, Ontario L7R
"Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, low self esteem, work related stress, family problems or other life challenges? Do you feel like you are struggling to keep your head above water? Finding someone you trust that can help you sort through your thoughts and feelings can be very helpful. I will help you to identify the thoughts, feelings, and patterns that are keeping you stuck and assist you with making the changes that will allow you to embrace life to the fullest."
Lesley Holm
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Walkerton, Ontario N0G
"We all get stuck in life; whether it be in a job we don't like, difficulties in relationships, or in a particular negative mood or frame of mind. As a therapist I can help to identify patterns in your life, in your behaviour and beliefs that are keeping you unfulfilled, frustrated, and unhealthy. Freedom can come from the ability to see those patterns with compassion and from choosing a different path for yourself. I am a caring, committed person with experience working with individuals and families."
Rebecca Roberts Counselling
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, BSW, MDiv, RSW
Stouffville, Ontario L4A
"I feel passionately that each one of us has the potential to live our best lives, to experience healing and walk in freedom. The journey of life can at times throw us twists and turns, leaving us feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, ashamed and sometimes hopeless. I desire to create a safe and compassionate space where vulnerabilities and hurts can be gently held and insightfully explored leading to deeper healing and freedom. I may not know all the answers but I know the questions to ask to help us to navigate the journey and discover the answers specific to your personal experience."
Ana Bodnar
"I am a clinical psychologist in midtown Toronto. I incorporate mindfulness, psychodynamic and cognitive behaviour therapy approaches to address a variety of life problems, including anxiety, depression, addictions, grief, eating disorders, life direction and couple counselling. I offer a safe therapeutic environment where insight and change are possible. I have worked with individuals from many cultural backgrounds and walks of life and also offer psychotherapy in Spanish. I support individuals to make positive changes in their lives through insight, practical tools and by empowering individuals to reconnect with their own strengths. Please see www.anabodnar.com"
Jaime A Saibil
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, RP
"People experience challenges in their lives that are sometimes difficult to work through alone. Together we can make sense of it, and achieve a healthier, happier life. By providing a safe and empathic space, you can explore those challenges currently in your life. My approach to each session is to be with you, through truly listening, providing a judgement-free environment, respectful challenge, and mutual participation throughout the therapeutic process. As a team, you and I will process the emotional, cognitive, physical, familial, and spiritual factors impacting your life, and preventing you from achieving your goals."
Toronto Neurofeedback and Psychotherapy Centre
Etobicoke, Ontario M8X
"Are you wanting to feel good and have more ease in your life? Are you a parent worried about your child who may be having challenges? Are you a partner wanting to learn to communicate and connect more lovingly in your relationship? You are in the right place. We are here to help. The Toronto Neurofeedback and Psychotherapy Centre (TNPC) is a specialized treatment centre that focuses on both brain based healing approaches and psychotherapy. Most symptoms are directly connected to our brain patterns and the TNPC offers multiple forms of treatment to target brain regulation and overall healing. "
Hadi Bahiraei
Psychologist, Ph.D, CPsych
Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C
"With over 20 years of experience in clinical and academic settings, Dr. Hadi Bahiraei is a registered psychologist with the College of Psychologists of Ontario. He has provided psychological treatment to adults and families since 1996. He applies individual Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, MBCT (Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy), Emotion-Focused Therapy ,Short-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Schema Therapy for a range of psychological difficulties such as personality disorders, depression and stress, anxiety (phobias, trauma, PTSD, and compulsions), and health anxiety. He also conducts psychological assessments/evaluations for a range of emotional and cognitive problems with adults."
Ayan Mukherjee - Anxiety & EMDR Specialist
Registered Psychotherapist
Toronto, Ontario M4P
"Traumatic events from the past affecting your life today? You may be experiencing symptoms such as anxiety, hyper vigilance, insomnia, nightmares, flashbacks, numbness and the need to keep yourself busy, or self-medicated. This is affecting your work and your relationship with your loved ones and yourself. You may also have been referred to try out EMDR therapy, by a health professional. I specialize in treating anxiety, low self-esteem, PTSD and dissociation, stemming from past traumas. I focus on the mind-body connection and value an integrative approach to healing that examines the root causes behind your challenges. "
Christine Cunningham
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, BA, RSSW
Whitby, Ontario L1N
"You're struggling with feelings of depression, anxiety or grief. Sometimes it feels like you're all alone and no one understands you. You miss your loved one so deeply and you're not sure how life can go on without them. Or you're trying to stay on top of every day life tasks and adult ADHD is making it hard to do that. You feel overwhelmed by work, bills, family and everything on your to-do list that you can't seem to get anything done. "
Siobhan McCarthy
Toronto, Ontario M4K
"I have been working with children, adolescents and their families for 30 years, providing individual and family therapy and working with High Conflict custody and access families. My areas of speciality are: eating disorders, anxiety and depression, parent - teen conflict, family conflict, parental separation and divorce . I enjoy working with individuals and families to help them work through their challenges with a goal of supporting them to develop the skills and capacity to reflect upon and learn to resolve life's challenges. I am happy to offer a free 30 minute "meet and greet" to determine if we might be a good fit. "
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Ottawa, Ontario K1S
"I am a Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist with the Centre for Treatment of Sexual Abuse and Childhood Trauma. My work is guided by the thought: mental health is just as important as physical health."
Ayana Spivak
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, EXAT, DMT, RP
Vaughan, Ontario L4L
"I work with children and adults who are experiencing conflict or distress associated with loss, transition or change; who may find some feelings or experiences too overwhelming or difficult to communicate using words alone, or for those who may avoid feelings or confuse issues in their use of words. The therapy I provide may suit for those who suffer from problems that stem from body related issues, concern about body image, or issues with trust. Some of my clients have impairment or trauma that may hinder the capacity for them or others to acknowledge and understand personal areas of strength and weakness. "
Alessia Ottaviani
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), B.A., Dipl., R.P.(Q)
Toronto, Ontario M5R
"You are struggling to keep it all together. Life's challenges keep you feeling overwhelmed, stuck and confused, like heavy boulders are in your way. Perhaps, something in your life isn't working, and you want to know how to improve. You are smart, resilient and determined to make the changes needed to get the most out of your life. I am a firm believer that you hold the answers you are searching for. My expertise in psychotherapy allows me to shine a light on the parts of your life that have been ignored or forgotten. I will guide and support you in gaining clarity and self-awareness to facilitate the changes you are searching for."
"I accept referrals in the following areas, for assessment and/or treatment: 1. Gender dysphoria in children, adolescents, and adults. 2. Disorders of sex development (physical intersex conditions). 3. Sexualized and paraphilic behaviors in youth. 4. Attachment issues in children, adolescents, and adults. 5. Sequelae of sexual maltreatment. 6. Relationship issues in adults, including those pertaining to consensual non-monogamy, relationship infidelity, etc. My general theoretical perspective regarding children and adolescents is a biopsychosocial developmental model. In a broader way, my clinical work is informed by attachment theory."
Carla Gillis
"However you are arriving at therapy, I welcome you. My work focuses on the way early relationships and experiences impact who we are now – in relationship with others, with ourselves, in the world. Do we feel safe? Do we know our needs and how to get them met? How are our protective strategies helping or hindering us? How might we deepen connection with others and ourselves? My work is also informed by my creative practice (music and writing), so I enjoy working with artists facing creative blocks, life/work balance challenges and feelings of precariousness."
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Try these counsellors to find help with conflict in Mississauga. Family conflict or conflict in the family in Mississauga can be the cause of stress and unhappiness sometimes leading to family break-ups or separation. Working to resolve conflicts or conflicts in the family can be helped by a family counsellor experienced in conflict counselling. counsellors are highly skilled at handling conflict with children, conflict between parents and children, or parent child conflicts. Conflict in marriage or marital conflict is also a reason for seeking help in Mississauga. As are work family conflicts or family business conflict. The cause of family conflicts varies but can become apparent through reflection on family dynamics and help from professional conflict therapy in Mississauga. Dealing with unresolved conflict requires resilience, first to acknowledge its existence and then to build trust between the family members affected in pursuit of conflict resolution.
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Australia fires: blazes 'too big to put out' as 140 bushfires rage in NSW and Queensland
Conditions eased on Sunday morning but bureau forecasts heatwave as fire authorities say dozens of fires will burn across Australia for weeks
• How big are the fires burning on the east coast of Australia?
• 'Get the hell out of Dodge': the fight to save homes from the NSW central coast inferno
Ben Doherty and Helen Davidson
Sat 7 Dec 2019 23.31 EST First published on Sat 7 Dec 2019 01.37 EST
Fire going through a fence during a bushfire in Werombi, 50km south-west of Sydney. As of Saturday night, more than 100 fires were burning in NSW and more than 40 in Queensland. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP
Dozens of fires will burn across Australia for weeks, fire authorities say, including a "mega-fire", already the size of greater Sydney, that is too big to put out.
At 6am on Sunday there were 96 bush and grass fires in NSW - 47 of which were not contained. Five fires are at a watch and act level.
Conditions eased on Sunday morning, allowing firefighters a chance to do critical back-burning and containment work ahead of Tuesday, when the mercury is tipped to soar into the 40s in parts of the state.
NSW Rural Fire Service commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said overnight conditions had improved.
"We've got much more benign conditions, particularly a dominant easterly influence which will stretch pretty much right across most of our fire grounds," he told Seven News.
"Which means hundreds - as a matter of fact more than 1600 - firefighters are around again today doing really important and critical back burning and containment-line consolidation to try and gain the upper hand before we see those conditions deteriorate into Tuesday."
Already this fire season, six people have died and more than 1,000 homes have been lost across NSW and Queensland.
How big are the fires burning on the east coast of Australia? Interactive map
The largest conflagration, the "mega fire" at Gospers Mountain near Sydney's north-western outskirts, was likely to burn for weeks until substantial rain falls, likely at the end of January or early February.
The NSW Bureau of Meteorology said the largest fires simply could not be extinguished by water-bombing aircraft or firefighting crews on the ground.
"The massive NSW fires are in some cases just too big to put out at the moment … they're pumping out vast amounts of smoke which is filling the air, turning the sky orange and even appearing like significant rain on our radars," the bureau said.
The bureau has forecast a grim week ahead, with strong winds forecast for fire-affected areas and no rain relief in sight. A months-long drought in eastern Australia has left bushland tinder dry and prone to ignition, especially from dry lightning strikes.
Temperatures are expected to reach 43C in western Sydney, and 44C in the Hunter region immediately north of Australia's largest city.
Temperatures will also soar in the state's north-west, where they are forecast to hit 44C in Bourke and 43C in Colbar.
In Queensland late on Saturday, a shipping container filled with fireworks exploded and residents were forced to flee their homes as an unpredictable fire threatened homes in Bundamba, on the outskirts of the state capital, Brisbane.
Residents within an three-kilometre-squared exclusion zone were ordered out as the firefront was waterbombed but fire crews warned they might not be able to stop the fast-moving blaze.
The damage has been so extensive, it's going to have a major impact on biodiversity.
Dr Bidda Jones
Conditions have eased off, a spokeswoman for Queensland's Fire and Emergency Services said on Sunday morning, however are expected to pick up later in the day.
One home was reportedly destroyed in the Bundamba fire on Saturday night.
The chief scientist at the Australian Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Dr Bidda Jones, said that, beyond the human cost of the fires, the widespread blazes would have a "major impact of biodiversity".
"Depending on the intensity of the fire, it will have had a massive impact on wildlife," she said. "And not just on those iconic species like koalas. You have to think of this in terms of how it affects the entire ecosystem.
"You have animals relying on the eucalyptus trees for their primary diet – greater gliders are another example of that. Then you have a whole range of other species living off nectar or the insects in that environment, and there's going to be a considerable loss of insect life in those fires."
Jones said animals often preferred old large trees for nesting, the trees most likely to be destroyed by the fires.
"And then with fires that have been burning even at low intensity, leaf litter and all the understorey is gone. That's providing food and refuge to animals there and the animals they would eat.
"So if you look at the overall picture … the damage has been so extensive, it's going to have a major impact on biodiversity."
Much of Jones's own property, which backed on to national park at Braidwood near the Australian capital, Canberra, was lost to fires this week.
"At this point almost all of that has been burnt, all of that continues forest, up to 31,000 hectares," she said. "The big trees are still there and we have greater gliders that live in the forest, as well as powerful owls.
"So I'm hoping that they'll be OK. They'll have lost nesting holes because the big trees have fallen and it's the big old trees that have the nesting holes."
Jones's property was home to a huge variety of birds, as well as eastern grey kangaroos, swamp wallabies and red wallabies.
'Get the hell out of Dodge': the fight to save homes from the NSW central coast inferno
"We were going out and meeting kangaroos and red neck wallabies that were moving away from the fire," she said. "A lot of wombats, I'm not sure what they're going to eat. All of the forest floor, any grass any shrubs, are gone."
Jones said her rainfall records showed last month to be the driest November in 40 years. The November average is about 100ml but this year it was 18ml.
The role of climate change in contributing to Australia's unusually early and fierce fire season has been the subject of acute political debate. The federal government has refused to concede that climate change – and in particular Australia's continued rising carbon emissions and massive fossil fuel exports – have played any role in the current fire crisis.
The Australian, prime minister Scott Morrison, has consistently said it was "no credible scientific evidence" linking climate change with the fires. This has been rejected by climate scientists, who have said politicians are "burying their heads in the sand while the world is literally burning around them".
"Anytime I hear 'don't talk about climate change'," Jones said, "anyone in my situation has absolutely no doubt these conditions are extreme and are connected to climate change."
with Australian Associated Press
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Oates: Capitals going in 'right direction' despite loss to Maple Leafs
By Cam TuckerFeb 5, 2013, 11:34 PM EDT
The Washington Capitals are now 10 games into the season and they continue to fall behind the pack in the Eastern Conference standings.
They suffered another setback Tuesday night, losing 3-2 to the visiting Toronto Maple Leafs. The loss drops Washington's record to 2-7-1. They are last in the East.
"I wouldn't sacrifice the way the team is playing for a couple wins. I wouldn't, not the wrong way," Capitals head coach Adam Oates told Stephen Whyno of the Washington Times Monday.
"Because I think big picture you want to win tonight but you've got to try and think big picture and that's what direction we're going as a team and I think we're going in the right direction."
Alex Ovechkin, who has just two goals in those 10 games – although perhaps his recent increase in scoring chances is encouraging – had one assist in the loss.
Leafs forward James van Riemsdyk scored twice in a span of two minutes and 35 seconds to give Toronto a 2-0 lead in the first period.
"We've been talking about a couple of those things, getting in on the forecheck, making it hard on their defenseman and getting to the net," van Riemsdyk told NHL.com. "I got some lucky bounces and I was able to put them in."
Korbinian Holzer scored his first career NHL goal and the winner just past the midway point of the second period.
The Leafs are now 4-1 away from the Air Canada Centre.
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, James van Riemsdyk, Korbinian Holzer, Toronto Maple Leafs, Washington Capitals


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Αρχική ΣελίδαΕξομοιωτές ΠτήσεωνAdd-ons Στρατιωτικών ΑεροσκαφώνMesserschmitt Bf109 (FSX+FS2004)
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Τιμή Τιμοκαταλόγου: 40,61 €
Κερδίζετε: 30,71 € (76%)
Κωδικός: FLO-FSCD-017
Work began on a new version of the Bf-109 at the start of 1940, to replace the Bf-109E. Pre-production models of the new F "Friedrich" version first appearing at the end of 1940. The fuselage aerodynamics were improved, most noticeably with a new engine cowling and spinner, and the squared wings of the Emil replaced by newly designed and improved units featuring most noticeably rounded wing tips and different flap configuration. The first production series F-1/F-2 received the 1,175 hp (875 kW) DB601N engine. The 1,350 hp (1,005 kW) DB601E was first used in the F-3 model together with a better propeller with improved performance. The most popular version, the F-4, appeared at the start of 1942. Pilots generally agreed that the F series were the best-handling of all the Bf 109 series.
The armament of the Bf 109F consisted of the two MG 17 above the engine plus a cannon firing through the propeller hub: The early F versions were equipped with the MG FF/M cannon, the F-2 got the 15 mm MG 151, and from F-4 on the 20 mm MG 151/20 was used. Several aces, particularly Oberst Adolf Galland, criticised the light armament as inadequate for the average pilot. Major Walter Oesau even refused to fly an F as long as `Emil`s were still available. Only after a lack of spare parts, did he accept an F. Later on, an attachment of underwing 20 mm cannons addressed the issue of fire-power, but at a price to performance. Werner Mölders on the other hand was very much pleased and saw the single centerline gun as an improvement. It is possible that the criticism of the Bf 109F`s armament is based on the early F-2 version with the 15 mm MG 151/15 cannon, which was later replaced by the 20 mm version of the same weapon and was seen highly effective by aces like Günther Rall.Hans Joachim Marseille, the Luftwaffe pilot who scored the highest number of kills against Western aircraft, a total of 158, achieved most of his victories in a Bf-109F-4/Trop, in North Africa. Having scored five kills in the Battle of Britain, he rapidly accumulated further victories over the desert due to his excellent marksmanship.
Approximately 2,200 Friedrichs were built.
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Q: Non-exhaustive pattern in Haskell list comprehension
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Why don't Haskell list comprehensions cause an error when pattern match fails?

Today I saw the following code:
Prelude> [a | Just a <- [Just 10, Nothing, Just 20]]
[10, 20]

It works. But I thought that the above list comprehension is just syntactic sugar for...
[Just 10, Nothing, Just 20] >>= (\(Just x) -> return x)

...for which Haskell, when encountering the Nothing, would emit an error *** Exception: Non-exhaustive patterns in lambda.
So my question is: what does [a | Just a <- [Just 10, Nothing, Just 20]] translate into (in terms of monadic code) that makes it ignore the Nothing?

A: I think the best answer in that other question is actually the one referencing 'compiler magic'.  You're matching the pattern Just x, and according to the Haskell 2010 Report the behaviour is specified as

.. if a match fails then that element of the list is simply skipped over.

So I think implementations are free to do this as they please (i.e., the desugaring is not necessarily unique).

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