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Ranked teams highlight annual Stephens Classic
Jeff Letofsky Interim Sports Editor @JTosk12
A pair of NCAA Division II ranked basketball teams will test Colorado State University-Pueblo when the ThunderWolves host the annual Chuck Stephens Classic today and Saturday at the Colorado State Fair Events Center.
The highly-touted South Dakota men and Augustana (S.D.) women will be in action in the two-day, eight-team classic.
South Dakota, ranked No. 6 in the latest National Association of Basketball Coaches poll, plays Regis today and CSU-Pueblo at 8 p.m. Saturday. The Coyotes boast a 5-0 record and a lineup that features all five starters 6-foot-5 and above.
The Augustana women, which meets Regis on Friday and CSU-Pueblo at 6 p.m. Saturday, is 6-1 and ranked No. 19 in the country.
CSU-Pueblo men's coach Pat Eberhart feels good about his club despite a 1-3 mark. The Pack dropped two games last weekend at the University of Nebraska-Omaha Thanksgiving Classic, losing to Nebraska-Omaha 82-62 and St. Cloud (Minn.) State 52-50. He said his team is starting to uncover its identity.
"We felt the trip to Omaha was good for us," Eberhart said. "Our kids got to play against some good competition. We feel good about the progress we're making. I think we're turning the corner on who we are and who we are going to be."
Eberhart said his team concentrated on getting the ball inside, especially against St. Cloud.
"We have to play to our strength and realize our identity," Eberhart said. "And that's to go around the post."
Now, the ThunderWolves look to continue to get better at home in the Stephens Classic.
First up is St. Martin's (Wash.) today with South Dakota waiting in the wings Saturday.
"For us, we simply want to play the best we can play," Eberhart said. "We do that to get ready for the league and get ourselves ready to compete at the highest level."
The CSU-Pueblo women are enjoying the second best start in the program's history, and that occured more than 30 years ago. The 1975-76 team began the season 10-0 on the way to an 11-3 record.
The Pack meets Hawaii-Hilo at 6 p.m. today to open play in the Stephens. It will mark the first meeting between the schools.
Augustana, ranked No. 19 in the USA Today Division II poll, is Saturday's opponent. The teams have met only once before - a 74-69 Augustana win during the 2002 Chuck Stephens.
CHUCK STEPHENS CLASSIC
At Colorado State Fair Events Center
Augustana (S.D.) vs. Regis, 2 p.m.
CSU-Pueblo vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 6 p.m.
South Dakota vs. Regis, 4 p.m.
CSU-Pueblo vs. St. Martin's (Wash.), 8 p.m.
Saturday's games
Hawaii-Hilo vs. Regis, 2 p.m.
CSU-Pueblo vs. Augustana (S.D.), 6 p.m.
St. Martin's (Wash.) vs. Regis, 4 p.m.
CSU-Pueblo vs. South Dakota, 8 p.m.
CHUCK STEPHENS CAPSULES
CSU-PUEBLO MEN
Affiliation: NCAA Division II, Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
Current record: 1-3
Projected starters: Jake Trahern, 6-9, jr., C, 13.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg.; Ty McTyer 6-0, sr., G, 12.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg; Julien Franklin, 6-3, sr., F, 8.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg; Brian Sewald, 6-5, sr., F, 3.8 ppg, 7.8 rpg; Rome Smith, 6-2, jr., G, 7.8 ppg, 1.3 rpg.
REGIS MEN
Projected starters: Geremey Gibson, 6-4, sr., F, 28.5 ppg, 9.5 rpg; Andy Pokorny, 6-2, jr., G, 11.5 ppg, 1.5 rpg; Gabriel Green, 5-10, jr., G, 7.5 ppg, 3.5 rpg; Kenny Howard, 6-7, so., C, 5.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg; James Bulluck, 6-4, jr., F, 5.0 ppg, 2.5 rpg.
SOUTH DAKOTA MEN
Affiliation: NCAA Division II, North Central Conference
Projected starters: Dylan Grimsley, 6-6, jr., G, 16.6 ppg, 6.0 rpg; Eric Hall, 6-6, sr., F, 12.6 ppg, 5.6 rpg; Tyler Cain, 6-8, so., F, 9.4 ppg, 7.2 rpg; Dustin Little, 6-5, sr., G, 8.6 ppg, 3.0 rpg; Steve Smith, 6-11, jr., C, 8.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg.
ST. MARTIN'S (WASH.) MEN
Affiliation: NCAA Division II, Great Northwest Athletic Conference
Projected starters: Jake Linton, 5-10, jr., G, 20.8 ppg, 3.0 rpg; Bill Richardson, 6-7 jr., F, 13.5 ppg, 6.8 rpg; Brendan Campbell, 6-5, sr., F, 12.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg; Tyler Nixon, 6-5, jr., F, 7.3 ppg, 6.8 rpg; Justin Alexander, 6-2, jr., G, 5.8 ppg, 1.0 rpg.
CSU-PUEBLO WOMEN
Projected starters: Mary Rehfeld, 5-10, jr., F, 13.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg; Lindsay Black, 6-1, sr., F, 12.5 ppg, 8.3 rpg; Jonnie Draper, 5-8, sr., G, 9.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg; Kaylon Miller, 5-9 sr., G, 9.3 ppg, 2.3 rpg; Sarah Staggs, 6-1, so., C, 6.8 ppg, 5.5 rpg.
AUGUSTANA (S.D.) WOMEN
Projected starters: Amy Puthoff, 5-8, jr., G, 12.3 ppg, 4.7 rpg; Whitney Hofer, 6-0, jr., F, 12.4 ppg, 9.1 rpg; Ashley Holiday, 6-2, sr., C, 11.7 ppg, 6.7 rpg; Molly Hayes, 5-5, fr., G, 8.1 pg, 4.1 rpg; Liz Helsper, 5-10, fr., F, 5.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg.
HAWAII-HILO WOMEN
Affiliation: NCAA Division II, Pacific West Conference
Projected starters: Chrystal Hodson, 5-7, sr., F; Krystlelyn Omlan, 5-7, sr., G; Chelsea Yasuda, 5-2, sr., G; Sheila Azevadeo, 5-10, jr., F; Halley Moseley, 6-3, jr., C.
REGIS WOMEN
Projected starters: Stevi Seitz, 5-10, sr., F, 16.0 ppg, 9.8 rpg; Breanne Burley, 5-8, sr., G, 14.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg; Paulina Tuell, 5-11, jr., C, 8.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg; Courtney Ault, 5-7, jr., G, 7.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg; Jenny Vieira, 5-4, jr., G, 4.5 ppg, 3.8 rpg;

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NFU deputy president Minette Batters has used a speech at an event on the future of UK farming policy to warn that unless the crisis of labour availability is solved quickly, the horticultural sector could face the prospect of crops rotting in the fields.
The industry currently employs some 85,000 seasonal workers each year and the NFU predicts that this figure will rise to 95,000 by 2020. Warning that the result of the EU referendum was already having an effect, both through the devaluation of the pound and the fact that foreign workers felt less welcome, Ms Batters said urgent action was required.
A full report on the event will be published in the January issue of The Vegetable Farmer.


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Q: Searching CoreData relationships I'm about to pull my hair out trying to figure out why this isn't working.
I have two entities:
Quote

Customer

A Quote has a one-to-one relationship property with a Customer called simply 'customer'. The Customer has a CoreData objectID (obviously). I am trying to search through all the Quote's and return the one's that have a specific Customer associated with it based off the Customer objectID. Reading through all the tutorials I've managed to get this but I keep getting a crash:
+ (void)fetchQuotesForCustomerID:(NSManagedObjectID*)objectID results:(void(^)(NSError* error, NSArray *fetchedResults))completion {

    NSManagedObjectContext *context = [[QuoteGenerator sharedGenerator] managedObjectContext];

    NSFetchRequest *fetchRequest = [[NSFetchRequest alloc] init];
    NSEntityDescription *entity = [NSEntityDescription entityForName:@"Quote"
                                              inManagedObjectContext:context];
    [fetchRequest setEntity:entity];

    NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"customer.objectID == %@", objectID];

    [fetchRequest setPredicate:predicate];

    NSError *error;

    NSArray *fetchedObjects = [context executeFetchRequest:fetchRequest error:&error];

    if (error) {
        NSLog(@"fetch error = %@", [error localizedDescription]);
        completion(error, nil);
    } else {
        NSLog(@"fetch count = %d", fetchedObjects.count);
        completion(nil, fetchedObjects);
    }
}

Output error:
*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'keypath customer.objectID not found in entity <NSSQLEntity Quote id=13>'
Is the predicated setup wrong? Reading through the documentation is says that you can use dot syntax to access properties in the predicate.
Please help...

A: Turns out a lack of sleep and @Gary lead me to the right answer.

*

*I should have had a to-many relationship from customer to Quote.

*When comparing an entities NSManagedObjectID property you don't have to explicitly state it. So the following modification to the NSPredicate fixed my issue.

NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"ANY
  customer == %@", objectID];

A: You shouldn't need to do a fetch at all, core data should generate a quotes member on your customer object that will return an NSSet of all the related quote objects.

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Motability cars and scheme explained
We explain the Motability scheme, including the Motability allowance and how to get Motability cars
The Motability scheme is an initiative, funded by the government, that aims to help disabled people remain mobile. It provides the opportunity for disabled drivers to cover, or partially cover, the cost of leasing a new car through the use of various benefits. Motability has been recognised under the Royal Charter after being signed into it by the Queen in 1977. Since then, she has been the chief patron of Motability.
If you qualify for a Motability car, you can arrange for your disability-related benefits to be paid directly to Motability by the Department for Work and Pensions. Motability will then apportion the money as necessary towards the lease, insurance and maintenance of a new car for a three-year term. After this period, the car is usually sold at auction after being returned to Motability, and you repeat the process to obtain a replacement car if required. The replacement can usually be arranged for the same day, reducing the risk of you being left immobile.
Wheelchair users have a choice of hundreds of cars, plus many Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles (WAVs) made available through the scheme. These have been specially adapted from normal cars and enable travel in relative comfort and ease for wheelchair users, either as the driver or passenger. WAV leases run over five years.
Motability is a very popular scheme, with over three million cars sold since it began. With a 94% satisfaction rating, its customers seem to be happy, too. It makes up a very important part of the new-car market in the UK, accounting for around a tenth of all new cars sold here. Also, 70% of Motability cars are bought online.
Motability is a registered charity that performs organisational duties and decides the factors which determine eligibility. Motability Operations is a separate, commercial entity that oversees the scheme's actual finances. Any profits made are reinvested into the scheme.
Motability scheme eligibility
To qualify, a Motability scheme customer must be a claimant of one of the following benefits.
- The War Pensioners' Mobility Supplement (WPMS)- The Mobility Element of the Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)- The Enhanced Rate of the Mobility Component of Personal Independence Payment (ERMC PIP)- The Higher Rate Mobility Component of Disability Living Allowance (HRMC DLA)
Parents and legal guardians of children over three years of age are eligible for the Motability scheme if their child has entitlement to either:
- The higher rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance, or- The enhanced mobility component of Personal Independence Payment
Motability cars
While many people are under the impression that a Motability car has to be an MPV or SUV, the choice is actually far broader than that. Once you include hatchback and estate variants, around 2,000 varieties of car that can be chosen under the scheme, while 5,000 dealers are authorised to supply vehicles through Motability.
Approximately 150 of these models require only a partial payment from a customer's mobility benefits, with a further 350 becoming available if the entirety of their mobility benefits can be given up.
If you're in the market for a more expensive car than those widely available through the scheme, an Advance Payment can be made. This up-front lump sum is a contribution made by the customer towards the cost of the car and must be made as the lease term begins – it can't be paid off monthly.
Around 850 models of Motability car are available with an automatic gearbox, of which a good number require no advance payment. An electric or hybrid car can also be chosen, with the Toyota Yaris Hybrid, for example, requiring no payment of cash up-front. Only a £449 advance payment is required to lease a Smart EQ ForTwo electric car, suitable if you cover low mileage and are able to charge the car at home.
An excellent search function is available on the Motability scheme website. Be sure to check our own reviews for a verdict of any car you find that you like.
Motability: what's included?
A key aspect of Motability valued by customers is the peace of mind it offers. As well as a new car every three years, insurance, road tax and routine maintenance are all included, as are tyre replacements, all of which are covered by the monthly payment that comes from your disability allowance. Any special adaptations required to enable the car to be used are also included. The only expenditure a Motability car user should expect to incur is for fuel.
Motability conditions
There are a few important points to bear in mind if you qualify for a car under the Motability scheme.
Up to two relatives or friends can be nominated to drive a Motability car if you're not able to do so yourself. Anybody nominated must have incurred no serious convictions or driving bans and must have kept a relatively clean driving license for the last five years.
The mileage limit for a Motability car is 20,000 miles a year, with a 5p charge levied on every mile past that limit. This measure intends to maintain the value of the car for when it's sold on, and part of the success of the scheme stems from ex-Motability cars being such attractive used buys.
Similarly, the car must be in reasonable condition when returned after three years. You're unlikely to face a penalty for minor scuffs, but much more than that could make a scheme member liable for an insurance excess payment.
We have an excellent guide to the best Motability cars on sale today that those who qualify should check out.


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Daniel Bush Daniel Bush
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/in-the-shadow-of-impeachment-and-2020-election-trump-delivers-state-of-the-union
4 takeaways from a State of the Union overshadowed by impeachment and the 2020 election
Politics Feb 4, 2020 11:26 PM EST
Presidents typically don't compete for attention while giving the State of the Union address. But President Donald Trump's speech Tuesday was sandwiched between the Iowa Democratic caucuses Monday and a final vote in the Senate impeachment trial Wednesday — two major storylines that cast a shadow over what is usually one of the biggest political events of the year.
Trump did not focus on impeachment or the looming 2020 race. The president cast his three-plus years in office as an unmitigated success, claiming victories in foreign affairs and domestic policy. Democrats booed Trump in the House chamber and criticized his record in the official responses to the State of the Union address, previewing the party's message to voters in the upcoming election.
Here are key takeaways from the speech.
Impeachment was ignored, but still overshadowed the speech
It was an open question entering Tuesday whether Trump would discuss impeachment in the State of the Union address. In a roughly 85-minute speech, he never uttered the word impeachment or alluded to the ongoing Senate trial.
Nevertheless, the impeachment battle loomed over the speech thanks to the timing of the final acquittal vote. Senate Republicans wanted to finish the trial before Trump's speech. But, they struck a deal to hold a final vote Wednesday after Democrats threatened to extend the trial even longer.
The timing did not allow Trump to take a victory lap before Congress. It also created awkward optics for the president. Trump delivered the speech with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi seated directly behind him, in the chamber where Democrats impeached him for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress a little over a month ago. When he took the podium and gave Pelosi a copy of his speech, the speaker offered Trump her hand, but the president rebuffed the handshake. Immediately after the speech, Pelosi stood up and tore her copy of Trump's speech in half.
Trump's decision to ignore impeachment echoed President Bill Clinton's approach to his 1999 State of the Union speech. Clinton also did not mention impeachment in his speech that year, which came while his trial was underway.
But the two presidents' approaches to impeachment also differ in important ways. Clinton said he was sorry for putting the nation through an impeachment investigation. (He offered the apology before the House voted to approve articles of impeachment against him, weeks before his 1999 State of the Union speech.)
Trump, in contrast, has not expressed any remorse for seeking foreign interference in the 2020 U.S. presidential election — actions that led Democrats to launch the impeachment inquiry. Instead, Trump has attacked the investigation and subsequent Senate trial as a partisan hoax. He took a break from that Tuesday. That break likely won't last long.
The 2020 race is about to take over
With the State of the Union over and the impeachment trial set to conclude Wednesday, the focus is shifting quickly to the 2020 election. Trump addressed Congress just one day after the Iowa caucuses, which kicked off voting for both parties in the primary cycle. Complete results from the caucuses have yet to be announced, but partial returns showed Iowa voters were split between several top-tier candidates.
With the caucuses over, the race has shifted to New Hampshire, which holds the first primary race next Tuesday. After that, the next nominating contests are in Nevada and South Carolina. The Democratic Party will be increasingly focused on the primary race, as voters decide who they think can best take on Trump.
On the Republican side, Trump has already started ramping up his campaign appearances. The president made a campaign stop in Iowa the week before the caucuses and is scheduled to hold another rally Monday in New Hampshire, the day before the primary. Trump and the Republican National Committee are also far ahead of the Democratic field in the money race.
WATCH: President Trump's 2020 State of the Union
Trump didn't focus explicitly on his reelection bid in the speech, but he made a case for why voters should give him a second term by touting his accomplishments. Trump focused on the economy, including the Republican tax overhaul, his foreign policy achievements, and his appointment of nearly 200 judges to the federal bench, among other issues.
"The days of our country being used, taken advantage of, and even scorned by other nations are long behind us," Trump said. He added, "In just three short years, we have shattered the mentality of American decline."
At other moments, Trump appeared to criticize, at least indirectly, progressive Democratic presidential candidates like Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
"To those watching at home tonight, I want you to know: We will never let socialism destroy American health care," Trump said. The remark echoed Trump's criticisms of Democratic candidates' proposals to create a universal health care program. (Both Warren and Sanders skipped the speech to campaign ahead of next week's New Hampshire primary).
Whether his record is strong enough to win reelection remains to be seen. But the speech was a reminder that Trump has a record Democrats must contend with.
The party of Trump
Democrats rarely stood to applaud the president. Republicans were constantly on their feet to cheer Trump on. That has become the norm in State of the Union speeches in the modern era. But the different responses Tuesday seemed even more pronounced in a moment of deep divisions both within Congress and among voters across the country. And the Republicans' support for the president Tuesday underscored Trump's dominance with the GOP base.
At this point, with the 2020 election just nine months away, Trump's hold on the party, its core voters and fundraising apparatus is complete. The Senate impeachment trial proved the party's allegiance to the president. Just two Republicans — Sens. Mitt Romney and Susan Collins — voted to call witnesses. The rest of the Republican caucus stuck by the president, paving the way for an acquittal vote Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Trump made several direct overtures to his base. The most dramatic was awarding a Presidential Medal of Honor to the popular, yet deeply controversial conservative radio talk show host, Rush Limbaugh.
Whether Republicans like Trump's tweets and controversial rhetoric is no longer the point. The GOP is now fully committed to defending Trump's presidency. The question is, will his record and popularity with the Republican base be enough to overcome low approval ratings and the stain of a House impeachment? Republicans are betting it will be. At this point, they don't have another choice.
Congress won't get much done this year
Recent presidents have typically treated State of the Union speeches as symbolic agenda-setters for the coming year, outlining policy priorities that both parties know have little chance of passing Congress while simultaneously touting their records in office.
In 2013, in his State of the Union speech just weeks after the Newtown mass shooting, President Barack Obama called on lawmakers to pass bipartisan gun control legislation. In his 1999 State of the Union speech, Clinton proposed increased funding for the Social Security and Medicare programs.
Trump has largely followed tradition when it comes to the State of the Union speech. He used his 2019 address, for example, to urge Republicans and Democrats to work together to fix the nation's crumbling infrastructure. After the speech, lawmakers from both parties pointed to infrastructure as a possible area for compromise, though few expected a deal to materialize (it did not).
On Tuesday, Trump likewise called on Congress to put partisanship aside and focus on moving the country forward on issues like education, infrastructure and neonatal care. But it's unlikely Congress will tackle thorny issues in an election year when lawmakers shy away from taking politically tough votes. The best time to pass legislation is dwindling fast. Come fall, House members and the senators up for reelection will be focused on their campaigns.
Left: U.S. President Donald Trump begins to deliver his State of the Union address to a joint session of the U.S. Congress in the House Chamber of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, U.S. February 4, 2020. Photo by Leah Millis/POOL via Reuters
WATCH: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivers the Democratic response to the State of the Union
By Alan Fram, Associated Press
AP FACT CHECK: Trump's claims in his State of Union address
By Josh Boak, Hope Yen, Associated Press
By Gretchen Frazee
Daniel Bush is PBS NewsHour's Senior Political Reporter.
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Il passa en 1768 au service de Catherine II, parvint au grade d'amiral de Russie, et se signala contre les Turcs, dont il détruisit la flotte dans la baie de Tchesmé et dans le golfe de Napoli de Romanie. Mal récompensé de ces exploits il revint dans sa patrie.

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Saturday Morning Session
Opening Remarks
Blessings Resulting from Reading the Book of Mormon
L. Tom Perry
Be Prepared … Be Ye Strong from Henceforth
Keith B. McMullin
The Sanctity of the Body
Susan W. Tanner
Journey to Higher Ground
Joseph B. Wirthlin
The Light in Their Eyes
Saturday Afternoon Session
The Sustaining of Church Officers
Priesthood Authority in the Family and the Church
To Young Women
True Happiness: A Conscious Decision
Benjamín De Hoyos
The Book of Mormon, the Instrument to Gather Scattered Israel
C. Scott Grow
"If Christ Had My Opportunities …"
Paul K. Sybrowsky
Spiritual Preparedness: Start Early and Be Steady
What Matters Most Is What Lasts Longest
M. Russell Ballard
Priesthood Session
Becoming a Missionary
Man's Search for Divine Truth
Charles A. Didier
The Blessings of General Conference
Called and Chosen
Do Your Duty—That Is Best
If Ye Are Prepared Ye Shall Not Fear
Sunday Morning Session
The Prophet Joseph Smith: Teacher by Example
On Zion's Hill
A Pattern for All
Merrill J. Bateman
My Soul Delighteth in the Scriptures
Cheryl C. Lant
Truth Restored
Sunday Afternoon Session
Jesus Christ—the Master Healer
Russell M. Nelson
Preparations for the Restoration and the Second Coming: "My Hand Shall Be over Thee"
Sacrifice Is a Joy and a Blessing
Won Yong Ko
Gospel Covenants Bring Promised Blessings
Paul E. Koelliker
Compass of the Lord
Lowell M. Snow
"Feed My Sheep"
Ulisses Soares
Christlike Attributes—the Wind beneath Our Wings
General Relief Society Meeting
Sweet Moments
Bonnie D. Parkin
That We May All Sit Down in Heaven Together
Kathleen H. Hughes
Knowing the Lord's Will for You
Anne C. Pingree
Instruments in the Hands of God
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Every soul who willingly affiliates with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and seeks to abide by its principles and ordinances is standing "on Zion's hill."
I have lived a long time and watched the standards upon which civilization must depend for survival swept aside one piece at a time.
We live in a day when the age-old standards of morality, marriage, home, and family suffer defeat after defeat in courts and councils, in parliaments and classrooms. Our happiness depends upon living those very standards.
The Apostle Paul prophesied that in our day, these last days, men would be "disobedient to parents, … without natural affection, … despisers of those that are good, … lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God" (2 Tim. 3:2–4).
And he warned: "Evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived" (2 Tim. 3:13). He was right. Nevertheless, when I think of the future, I am overwhelmed with a feeling of positive optimism.
Paul told young Timothy to continue in the things he had learned from the Apostles and said he would be safe because "from a child thou hast known the holy scriptures, which are able to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus" (2 Tim. 3:15).
A knowledge of the scriptures is important. From them we learn about spiritual guidance.
I have heard people say, "I would have willingly endured persecution and trials if I might have lived in the early years of the Church when there was such a flow of revelation published as scripture. Why is that not happening now?"
The revelations that came through the Prophet Joseph Smith, printed as scripture, laid the permanent foundation of the Church through which the gospel of Jesus Christ could go forth to "every nation" (2 Ne. 26:13).1
The scriptures define the office of the Prophet and President and his Counselors, the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, quorums of the Seventy, the Presiding Bishopric, and the stakes and wards and branches. They define the offices of the Melchizedek and Aaronic Priesthoods. They establish the channels through which inspiration and revelation can flow to the leaders and teachers and parents and to individuals.
The opposition and trials are different now. If anything, they are more intense, more dangerous than in those early days, aimed not so much at the Church as at us as individuals. The early revelations, published as scriptures for the permanent guidance of the Church, define the ordinances and covenants and are still in force.
One of those scriptures promises, "If ye are prepared ye shall not fear" (D&C 38:30).
Let me tell you what has been done to prepare us. Perhaps you will then understand why I do not fear the future, why I have such positive feelings of confidence.
I cannot possibly describe in detail or even list all that has been put in place by the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in recent years. In them you will see continuing revelation, open to the Church and to each individual member. I will describe a few of them.
More than 40 years ago, it was determined to make the doctrine quickly and easily available to every member of the Church by preparing a Latter-day Saint edition of the scriptures. We set out to cross-reference the King James Bible with the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price. The text of the King James Bible was left completely unaltered.
Work was done centuries ago to prepare for our day. Ninety percent of the King James Bible is as translated by William Tyndale and John Wycliffe. We owe much to those early translators, those martyrs.
William Tyndale said, "I will cause a boy that driveth the plough shall know more of the Scripture than [the clergy]."2
Alma had come through great trials and faced even greater ones. And the record says, "And now, as the preaching of the word had a great tendency to lead the people to do that which was just—yea, it had had more powerful effect upon the minds of the people than the sword, or anything else, which had happened unto them—therefore Alma thought it was expedient that they should try the virtue of the word of God" (Alma 31:5).
That is exactly what we had in mind when we began the scripture project: that every member of the Church could know the scriptures and understand the principles and doctrines to be found in them. We set out to do in our day what Tyndale and Wycliffe had done in theirs.
Both Tyndale and Wycliffe were terribly persecuted. Tyndale suffered in a freezing prison in Brussels. His clothing was worn to rags, and he was terribly cold. He wrote to the bishops asking for his coat and cap. He begged for a candle, saying, "It is indeed wearisome sitting alone in the dark."3 They were so enraged at this request that he was taken from prison and, before a large crowd, burned at the stake.
Wycliffe escaped death by burning, but the Council of Constance had his body exhumed, burned at the stake, and his ashes scattered.4
The Prophet Joseph Smith had borrowed the volumes of the Book of Martyrs by the sixteenth-century English cleric John Foxe from the mother of Edward Stevenson of the Seventy. After he read them, he said, "I have, by the aid of the Urim and Thummim, seen those martyrs, and they were honest, devoted followers of Christ, according to the light they possessed, and they will be saved."5
To cross-reference more than 70,000 verses of scripture and provide footnotes and helps was known to be enormously difficult, perhaps even impossible. But it was begun. It took 12 years and the help of over 600 people to complete. Some were experts in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew or had a knowledge of ancient scriptures. But most were ordinary, faithful members of the Church.
The spirit of inspiration brooded over the work.
The project would have been impossible without the computer.
A remarkable system was designed to organize tens of thousands of footnotes to open the scriptures to every ploughboy and every ploughgirl.
With a subject-matter index, a member can, in just a few minutes, look up such words as atonement, repentance, Holy Ghost and find revealing references from all four scriptures.
Several years into the project, we asked how they were progressing with the tedious, laborious listing of topics in alphabetical order. They wrote, "We have been through Heaven and Hell, past Love and Lust, and now we're working toward Repentance."
Original manuscripts of the Book of Mormon came into our hands. These made possible the correction of printers' errors which creep into scriptural translations.
Most notable in the Topical Guide are the 18 pages, single-spaced, small print, under the heading "Jesus Christ," the most comprehensive compilation of scriptural information on the name Jesus Christ that has ever been assembled in the history of the world. Follow these references, and you will open the door to whose Church this is, what it teaches and by what authority, all anchored to the sacred name of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Messiah, the Redeemer, our Lord.
Two new revelations were added to the Doctrine and Covenants—section 137, a vision given to Joseph Smith the Prophet on the occasion of the administration of the endowment, and section 138, President Joseph F. Smith's vision of the redemption of the dead. Then, just as this work was being closed for printing, the marvelous revelation on the priesthood was received and announced in an official declaration (see D&C Official Declaration 2), proving that the scriptures are not closed.
Then came the enormous challenge of translation into the languages of the Church. Now the triple combination, with the Guide to the Scriptures, has been published in 24 languages, with others to follow. The Book of Mormon is now printed in 106 languages. Forty-nine translations are under way.
Other things were done. The Book of Mormon was given a subtitle—the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ.
With the foundation doctrines in place as solid as the granite in the Salt Lake Temple and open to everyone, more could witness the constant flow of revelation to the Church. "We believe all that God has revealed, all that He does now reveal, and we believe that He will yet reveal many great and important things pertaining to the Kingdom of God" (A of F 1:9).
While the scripture publication moved on, another great work was begun. This, too, would take years. The entire curriculum of the Church was restructured. All courses of study in priesthood and auxiliary organizations—for children, youth, and adults—were revised to center on the scriptures, to center on Jesus Christ, to center on the priesthood, and to center on the family.
Hundreds of volunteers worked year in and year out. Some of them were experts in writing, curriculum, instruction, and other related fields, but most were ordinary members of the Church. It was all anchored in the scriptures, with emphasis on the authority of the priesthood and with focus on the sacred nature of the family.
The First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles issued "The Family: A Proclamation to the World."6 They then published "The Living Christ: The Testimony of the Apostles."7
Seminaries and institutes of religion spread across the world. The teachers and students learn and teach by the Spirit (see D&C 50:17–22), and both are taught to understand the scriptures, the words of the prophets, the plan of salvation, the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the Apostasy and Restoration, the unique position of the restored Church, and to identify the principles and doctrines found in them. Students are encouraged to develop a habit of daily scripture study.
Monday night was reserved for family home evening. All activities of the Church are to yield so that families can be together.
In natural sequence, missionary work was re-anchored to the revelations under the title "Preach My Gospel." Each year more than 25,000 missionaries are released to return to their homes in 148 countries, after spending two years learning the doctrine and how to teach by the Spirit and sharing their testimonies.
Principles of priesthood government have been clarified. The place of the quorums of the priesthood—Aaronic and Melchizedek—has been magnified. Always, everywhere, there are leaders who hold the keys—bishops and presidents—to give guidance, to clarify misunderstandings, to detect and correct false doctrines.
The course of study for adults in Priesthood and Relief Society is based on the teachings of the Presidents of the Church.
Church magazines have been redesigned and are published now in 50 languages.
An awesome era of temple building goes on, with 122 temples opened for ordinance work and two more announced yesterday.
Genealogy was renamed "Family History." Faithful members are aided by the newest technology to prepare and bring names to the temple.
These things all witness of continuing revelation. There are other things, too numerous to describe in detail.
There is in the Church a central core of power deeper than programs or meetings or associations. It does not change. It cannot erode. It is constant and certain. It never recedes or fades.
While the Church is housed in chapels, it lives in the heart and soul of every Latter-day Saint.
Everywhere in the world, humble members draw inspiration from the scriptures to guide them through life, not fully understanding that they have found that "pearl of great price" (Matt. 13:46) about which the Lord spoke to His disciples.
When Emma Smith, wife of the Prophet Joseph, collected hymns for the first hymnbook, she included "Guide Us, O Thou Great Jehovah," which is, in fact, a prayer:
When the earth begins to tremble,
Bid our fearful thoughts be still;
When thy judgments spread destruction,
Keep us safe on Zion's hill.8
Each can receive assurance which comes through inspiration and testifies that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is just as He declared it to be, "the only true and living church upon the face of the whole earth" (D&C 1:30). In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
See also Rev. 5:9; Rev. 14:6; 1 Ne. 19:17; Mosiah 3:13, 20; Mosiah 15:28; Mosiah 16:1; Alma 9:20; Alma 37:4; D&C 10:51; D&C 77:8, 11; D&C 133:37.
In David Daniell, introduction to Tyndale's New Testament, trans. William Tyndale (1989), viii.
In Daniell, introduction to Tyndale's New Testament, ix.
See John Foxe, Foxe's Book of Martyrs, ed. G. A. Williamson (1965), 18–20.
In Edward Stevenson, Reminiscences of Joseph, the Prophet, and the Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon (1893), 6.
"The Family: A Proclamation to the World," Liahona, Oct. 2004, 49; Ensign, Nov. 1995, 102.
"The Living Christ: The Testimony of the Apostles," Liahona and Ensign, Apr. 2000, 2.
Hymns, no. 83.


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 Districte de L'Argentièira (14 cantons - sotsprefectura: L'Argentièira) :cantó d'Entraigas (Ardecha) - cantó d'Aubenàs - cantó de Burzet - cantó de Cocoron - cantó de Juèsa - cantó de L'Argentièira - cantó de Montpesat cantó de Sant Estève de Ludarès - cantó de Tuèits - cantó de Vaugòrja - cantó de Valon - cantó de Los Vans- cantó de Vals - cantó de Vilanòva de Berg

 Districte de Privàs (7 cantons - prefectura: Privàs):cantó de Lo Borg Sant Andiòu - cantó de Chaumeirac - cantó de Privàs - cantó de Ròchamaura - cantó de Sant Pèire Viala - cantó de Vivièrs - cantó de La Vòuta (Ardecha)

 Districte de Tornon (12 cantons - sotsprefectura: Tornon) :cantó d'Anonai Nord - cantó d'Anonai Sud - cantó de Lo Chailar - cantó de La Mastra - cantó de Sant Agreve - cantó de Sant Farciau - cantó de Sant Martin de Valamàs - cantó de Sant Pèire d'Ai - cantó de Satilhau - cantó de Serrières - cantó de Tornon - cantó de Vernons

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Community – About this section
Parker Palmer says it perfectly: "I think complexity can only be held by community."
Climate change and what to do about it – both in terms of mitigation and adaptation – is certainly one of the most complex issues ever encountered by humankind. Never has it been more essential that people come together, both to support and inspire each other and to collaborate on solutions. No one person can "solve" this challenge, the diverse skills and expertise of many are needed. And our family personally has found the experience of sharing our hopes, fears, grief and efforts with others to be incredibly vitalizing and even healing.
In this section we explore the role of community in both holding and addressing the climate crisis and how community can be a resource for young people and how young people can motivate a community.
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UN Wants United States to Give Its Land Back to Indians
Jim Hoft
The UN wants America to give its land back to the Indians.
(Learner.org)
More reason to cut funds to this idiot America-hating organization.
The Guardian reported:
A United Nations investigator probing discrimination against Native Americans has called on the US government to return some of the land stolen from Indian tribes as a step toward combatting continuing and systemic racial discrimination.
James Anaya, the UN special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, said no member of the US Congress would meet him as he investigated the part played by the government in the considerable difficulties faced by Indian tribes. Anaya said that in nearly two weeks of visiting Indian reservations, indigenous communities in Alaska and Hawaii, and Native Americans now living in cities, he encountered people who suffered a history of dispossession of their lands and resources, the breakdown of their societies and "numerous instances of outright brutality, all grounded on racial discrimination".
"It's a racial discrimination that they feel is both systemic and also specific instances of ongoing discrimination that is felt at the individual level," he said. Anaya said racism extended from the broad relationship between federal or state governments and tribes down to local issues such as education. "For example, with the treatment of children in schools both by their peers and by teachers as well as the educational system itself; the way native Americans and indigenous peoples are reflected in the school curriculum and teaching," he said.
"And discrimination in the sense of the invisibility of Native Americans in the country overall that often is reflected in the popular media. The idea that is often projected through the mainstream media and among public figures that indigenous peoples are either gone or as a group are insignificant or that they're out to get benefits in terms of handouts, or their communities and cultures are reduced to casinos, which are just flatly wrong."
Isn't it also time that western Asia rejoined the Mongol horde? And, return Spain to the Muslims. No more ham holidays.
Someone needs to ask Elizabeth Warren her thoughts on this.
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Sidmouth house refused
Wednesday, August 15th, 2018 6:27pm
"My house might fall down" says neighbour
Planners have sided with an elderly widow who feared her house would fall down if the property was built.
East Devon District Council's Development Management Committee were recommended to approve plans for a two-storey, three-bedroom house on the corner of Woolcombe Lane and Chandlers Lane in Sidmouth.
Councillors had deferred a decision at a previous meeting to allow a site visit to take place so they could see the site for themselves.
The new house would be built with a gap of just six inches or less between the two properties.
But the committee narrowly rejected the plans – not on the grounds that the house could fall down – but because it was overdevelopment of the cramped site close to Sidmouth police station and Sidmouth town council's offices.
Heather Hodge, the daughter of Valerie Newton, who lives in Woolcombe Cottage, built in the 1800s, told councillors that because of age of the property, it has no solid foundation and only built on a solid brick wall.
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Halten lighthouse was established in 1875, when the 29.5 meter tall stone tower was moved from Lista.
The lamp has a brightness of 1.08 million candela and has an arch of 17.5 nautical mil.
Halten lighthouse was in 2000 protected under the Cultural Heritage Act.
The lighthouse is fully automated and were unmanned in 2005.


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Home » TV & Movies » This is Adam Driver's interesting audition technique
This is Adam Driver's interesting audition technique
Adam Driver obviously knows what he's doing when it comes to being successful in the entertainment industry — just take a look at his resumé. Along with appearing on the show Girls from 2012 to 2017 as Adam Sackler, the actor landed the role of a lifetime when he was brought on to play Kylo Ren in the Star Wars franchise. That's not to mention his performances in 2018's BlacKkKlansman, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (which came out that same year) and 2019's Marriage Story. It's also worth mentioning that he's been nominated for multiple Oscars, Golden Globes and Emmys, and taken home a slew of other impressive industry honors.
Perhaps one of the reasons behind his success is because, as The Guardian noted in 2019, he "has a reputation for being a serious young man." And the cause of his stoic ways is, in part, because of his background. While Driver ultimately ended up heading to Julliard to pursue drama before making it big, he first found himself in the Marines. Although he "was discharged after two years of training" after sustaining an injury while mountain biking, he feels like "the experience of having been in the military also made rehabilitation easier." Apparently, "[n]othing, he believed at the time, could be as hard again."
That seems to include auditions. Although, he did come up with a way to make them even easier by adopting an interesting technique.
Adam Driver's hate-filled auditions made people love him
Adam Driver graduated from Juilliard in 2009, per WWD, and he started working as a professional actor that same year. Although many stars take ages to establish themselves, Driver had a (what we assume has to be a rather unique) way of tackling auditions that obviously worked.
"I trained myself, whenever I walk into auditions, to hate everyone in the room," Driver admitted. He then explained the reasoning behind his intense take on trying out for parts, saying, "That way, if it doesn't work out, I can be like, 'I f**king didn't like those people anyway!'" Basically, he employed an "I'm going to reject them before they can reject me" kind of attitude. However, instead of leaving him walking away while convincing himself that he was glad to have avoided certain opportunities, he ended up impressing those who were doing the casting.
When Driver auditioned for Girls, Lena Dunham, who created and starred in the show, was quite impressed by the actor. The same can be said for the series' executive producer, Jenni Konner, who recalled that she was "starstruck" by him. "It was the first day of casting, and [Driver] was the first for 'Adam.' He walked in, and we couldn't believe it. He started to do the performance, and it's really not far off from what he did the first season. From that moment on, there was no other choice."
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More on antimicrobial resistance – sorry!
David Burch
Pig health
At the risk of being boring, I came across two articles, which were of interest, in the ongoing debate over veterinary use of antimicrobials.
The first was looking at antimicrobial resistance patterns in Hungarian Escherichia coli from man and animals (Szmolka et al, 2012) and the second of clinical importance regarding resistance in Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae isolates in Italy.
Escherichia coli are ubiquitous organisms primarily living in the gut but can cause clinical infections, in pigs primarily enteritis but can invade the blood stream and cause coli-septicaemia, which results in death often in piglets. In man they can cause urinary tract infections, and blood and wound infections. Isolates from poultry, pigs and cattle both from intestines and clinical material were screened for the presence of gentamicin (aminoglycoside antibiotic) resistance and these isolates carrying this gene were compared with human isolates also carrying the gene and other multi-resistance genes. They used a new microarray system, developed in the UK, which identifies the individual genes (bits of DNA) that cause resistance (see Figure 1)
Figure 1. Comparison of beta-lactamase resistance genes in Hungarian E. coli isolates from man and animals also resistant to gentamicin (Szmolka et al, 2012)
They showed that ampicillin (penicillin/ beta-lactamase antibiotic) was commonly co-resistant with gentamicin across all species with isolates being 68-92% resistant. But when it came to the important 3rd generation cephalosporins (cefotaxime and ceftazidime), which are widely used in man, there was some bovine isolates resistant to cefotaxime but none in poultry or pig isolates. In man the resistance was 65%. Against ceftazidime there was no resistance reported in animals but 25% in man.
The authors thought that the common combined use of gentamicin and beta-lactam antibiotics in hospitals for treating serious bacterial infections in humans has lead to the selection of
corresponding resistance genes in man rather than in animal E. coli strains. That is, it has come from human use rather than use in animals.
Of concern though was the report of Vanni et al (2012) regarding the susceptibility of A. pleuropneumoniae to the beta lactam type of antibiotics (see Figure 2).
Figure 2. Resistance development by Italian A. pleuropneumoniae to various beta-lactam antibiotics with time (Vanni et al, 2012)
Over the last 15 years, resistance to amoxycillin has developed up to 80% in some years. Normally, this resistance is due to beta-lactamase enzymes being produced by the bacteria, which breaks down the basic penicillin or beta-lactam ring and stops the antibiotic working. A recent survey of EU A. pleuropneumoniae isolates put the resistance level at about 5% (Felmingham, 2009), so these Italian results are unusually severe. Interestingly, much of the resistance can be neutralised by the combination of amoxycillin and the beta-lactamase inhibitor, clavulanic acid, which binds to the beta-lactamase enzyme preventing the inhibition of the antibiotic. The resistance level drops substantially to below 10%. Resistance to cephalexin, a first generation cephalosporin (cephalexin) is also very high peeking at over 50%, which is a surprise. The 3rd generation cephalosporin (ceftiofur) resistance is also low, below 15%, clearly demonstrating that it is resistant to the more common cephalosporinases and other beta-lactamases, hence its popularity.
There is a major political push going on in the EU to restrict the use or even ban the use of 3rd generation cephalosporins in veterinary medicine but this data shows that they are highly important also in veterinary medicine, as A. pleuropneumoniae can be lethal in pigs. It also highlights the benefits and clinical importance of products, which contain beta-lactamase inhibitors, such as clavulanic acid, to keep the beta-lactam antibiotics working.
Third generation cephalosporin resistance in man would appear to be induced primarily by human medical use and not from animals, according to the Hungarian data. However, the data from Italy demonstrates that we must not be complacent about the use of antibiotics and must start using them responsibly and wisely.
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Infective endocarditis (IE) is an infection of a heart valve or the inner lining of the heart. The infection can damage or destroy the heart valves and thus dramatically impair heart function. Endocarditis usually occurs in patients with congenital or acquired heart conditions. Several different organisms can cause endocarditis but it is usually caused by bacteria and more than 80% of all cases are caused by Staphylococcus aureus and methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). In most cases, the infection develops when normal bacteria on the skin or in the respiratory, gastrointestinal, or urinary tract enter the bloodstream and lodge within a damaged heart valve or abnormal heart tissue.
The characteristic lesion in IE, the vegetation, is composed mainly of micro-organisms, inflammatory cells, fibrin and platelets. Untreated, this bacterial infection rapidly damages the endocardium and causes the heart valve to malfunction and subsequently the patient to die. The main treatment for IE is broad spectrum antibiotic therapy and surgical valve repair. However, due to increasing antibiotic resistance and thereby greater likelihood of treatment failure and relapse rates as high as 15% the antibiotic therapy must be increasingly aggressive.


The weather may be dreary, but New York is anything but dull during the colder months. Here some wonderful photos of Snowy New York City! There really is no better place to enjoy during the winter than New York City. With so many things to do in NYC in winter, from New York Fashion Week to catching the hottest Broadway shows and so much more, visitors to the Big Apple are truly have so many choices. Winter in New York City and ice skating go hand-in-hand. Some of the most popular rinks include the Rink at Rockefeller Center and Bank of America Winter Village.
When snow covers the many hills of Central Park, it becomes a sledding utopia. Just purchase a sled, pick a hill and slide down. During the holiday season, holiday shops set up temporary storefronts in Union Square Park, Columbus Circle and Bryant Park. Many of the goods sold in these spots are handcrafted, so if you're looking for a souvenir for someone special, these are the places to find one-of-a-kind gifts. Feast your eyes on the intricate holiday displays in the storefront windows of the high-end shops on Fifth Avenue.


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The Hundred Years' War
A Captivating Guide to the Conflicts Between the English House of Plantagenet and the French House of Valois That Took Place During the Middle Ages
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If you want to discover the captivating history of the Hundred Years' War, then pay attention....
The Hundred Years' War changed language, national identity, weaponry, and even the way people think about war. It is part of the greater narrative of human history and gives a snapshot of how human nature can behave when pressed by the extremity of such a conflict - sometimes with unspeakable honor and courage and other times with cowardice, selfishness, and arrogance. There are many lessons to be learned from this war. Its tale is a cautionary one, but it is also a tale of adventure, battle, hope, and divine intervention. It's the tale of a war unlike any other.
In The Hundred Years' War: A Captivating Guide to the Conflicts Between the English House of Plantagenet and the French House of Valois That Took Place During the Middle Ages, you will discover topics such as
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In the first move of its kind, Uber will be rolling out autonomous, self-driving cars across Pittsburgh in August 2016, beating their competitors to the punch.
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As car manufacturers race to become the number one name in autonomous vehicles, Uber has made a landmark announcement: they'll be rolling out self-driving cars in a matter of weeks. Launching in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by the end of August 2016, a fleet of custom Volvo XC90 SUVs will hit the downtown area, where nearly 15,000 residents live, and even more work.
"Starting later this month, Uber will allow customers in downtown Pittsburgh to summon self-driving cars from their phones, crossing an important milestone that no automotive or technology company has yet achieved," confirms a spokesperson from Uber to the BBC.
The choice of Pittsburgh as a testing ground is part of Uber's self-driving strategy: "Near the end of 2014, Uber co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick flew to Pittsburgh on a mission: to hire dozens of the world's experts in autonomous vehicles. The city is home to Carnegie Mellon University's robotics department, which has produced many of the biggest names in the newly hot field," explains Bloomberg Business Week.
"In Pittsburgh, customers will request cars the normal way, via Uber's app, and will be paired with a driverless car at random. Trips will be free for the time being, rather than the standard local rate of $1.30 [£0.98] per mile," the company's spokesperson continues to the BBC. The cars dispatched in this pilot will, however, have a driver onboard, supervising in case of emergency.
"Both Uber and Volvo will use the same base vehicle for the next stage of their own autonomous car strategies," said Volvo on the matter. "This alliance places Volvo at the heart of the current technological revolution in the automotive industry," says Hakan Samuelsson, president and chief executive of Volvo.
Many commentators and analysts were surprised by the announcement, suggesting that this development is a blow to Google's self-driving car project, as well as Tesla's – both of which made headlines this year due to road collisions. Others worry about its impact on the one million drivers which rely on their role as Uber drivers across the world, and the sharing economy the company has pioneered globally.
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If you've had a UTI, then you've definitely been given the standard treatment: antibiotics. While these are definitely a life-saver, antibiotics come with their own drawbacks, too. And if you get recurring urinary tract infections, you're even more at risk of dealing with these nasty side effects.
But how do antibiotics and work and why exactly can they become bad for you? Let's find out!
Treating and preventing UTIs with antibiotics
A cycle of antibiotics is the first line of treatment when it comes to urinary tract infections. They are an effective solution and can make the uncomfortable symptoms disappear in less than 24 hours in some cases.
For chronic urinary tract infection sufferers, low dose antibiotics taken daily for prolonged periods are often the only option for prevention. Often, this prolonged exposure to antibiotics causes some unfortunate side-effects. And even then, it's not guaranteed that you will be UTI free.
Antibiotics' effect on the body
When using antibiotics, the goal is to eliminate the bad bacteria. However, often the good bacteria that protect us from other infections can also be killed in the process. This could potentially lead to increased bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections.
What kind of bacteria cause UTIs?
The most common bacteria that cause urinary tract infections are E.coli (Escherichia coli). Some types of E.coli live in our intestines and even help keep our digestive tract healthy. It's estimated that 85% of all urinary tract infections are caused by the E.coli bacteria living inside our bowels finding their way into our own urinary tract.
But UTIs can also be caused by other bacteria such as Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus mirabilis, and Staphylococcus saprophyticus. Because different antibiotics are needed to treat different bacteria, it's important to make sure a urine culture is performed in order to identify which strain of bacteria is causing the UTI.
The topic of antibiotic resistance is a global issue. With UTIs being one of the top 5 reasons antibiotics are prescribed, it is definitely an area that could be improved. If you are constantly taking antibiotics, there is the likelihood that the bacteria can build up resistance to that antibiotic and won't be killed. This means that the antibiotic may be less effective in the future for you and not just for UTIs but for other infections.
Is it possible to avoid antibiotics?
Antibiotics are essential and effective at stopping a bacterial infection, but they should be used sparingly. The only way to truly reduce usage of antibiotics is to prevent the infections from occurring as best possible.
There does exist a natural alternative: the cranberry. There's a special bioactive compound found inside the cranberry that's been clinically proven to be effective in preventing recurring UTIs. They're called proanthocyanidins.
However, the fruit itself, cranberry juice and even some supplements don't have the required amount in order to be effective.
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??? Questions ??? 1.Who discovered America?2.When did he do it?3.Where was Christopher Columbus born?4.«The New World» was the name of the new land, wasn't it?5.Did Columbus begin his second great voyage in 1493 or 1494?6.When did the «Mayflower» sail to America? 7.What did they call the new country?8. Do you know the symbol of Thanksgiving Day?9.Where did Native Americans come from?10.Where did they live? What did they eat?11.What did Native Americans believe in?12.When did the first colonists appear in America?
??? Questions ??? 13.Were all the colonies English?14. How many colonies were there in America in 1733?15.Who was the first president of the USA?16. Where did Americans go in the 18th-19th centuries?17.What trousers did the cowboys wear?18. People wear jeans everywhere, don't they?19. What do people often call the American flag?20. What are the colours of the American flag?21. Are there 50 or 51 states in the United States?22. Why are there 13 stripes on the flag?23. What does «pot luck» dinner mean?24. America is a friendly country with friendly people, isn't it?
LISTENING COMPREHENSIONWhat does the average American do? The average American _______________ seven and a half hours a night.The average American takes a shower ________________________ day.The average American goes to the cinema __________________ a month.The average American watches ____________________ four hours a day.The average American goes to the ______________________ once a year.The average American reads the _________________________ every day.The average American eats three __________________________ a week.The average American drinks a cup and a half of ______________ a day.The average American _______________________________ in a house.The average American eats at a Fast Food ______________ once a month.The average American listens to the__________________ two hours a day.The average American __________________________to bed before twelve.The average American ______________________________ pyjamas in bed.
LISTENING COMPREHENSIONWhat does the average American do? The average American sleeps seven and a half hours a night.The average American takes a shower every day.The average American goes to the cinema once a month.The average American watches TV four hours a day.The average American goes to the dentist once a year.The average American reads the newspaper every day.The average American eats three hamburgers a week.The average American drinks a cup and a half of coffee a day.The average American lives in a house.The average American eats at a Fast Food restaurant once a month.The average American listens to the radio two hours a day.The average American goes to bed before twelve.The average American wears pyjamas in bed.
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What is the man's name?
What do you think these people are doing?
Put the words in a logical order. 1.The, English, appeared, in, the, of, first, America, seventeenth, settlements, the, century, at, beginning.2.a, wanted, to, there, life, They, start, new.3.new, set up, called, part, the, country, a, They, colony, that, and, of, England.4.from, city, They, English, of, sailed, the, Plymouth.
1.The first English settlements appeared in America at the beginning of the seventeenth century.2.They wanted to start a new life there.3.They set up a colony and called that part of the country New England.4.They sailed from the English city of Plymouth.
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Complete the sentences. 1.Native Americans came from2.They travelled3.They lived4.They ate5.Native Americans believed in6.Smoking of a peace pipe means Asia. across the land between Siberia and Alaska. in small earth houses and in wooden houses.grass, nuts, fruit. gods. peace and friendship.
QUEEN OF SPAINMake up one sentence for each picture.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS1.When do people celebrate Thanksgiving Day in America?2. How did people begin to call the new land?3. What is the traditional Christmas food that you can also find on the table on Thanksgiving Day? 4. What fruit and vegetables have people in autumn?5. How do we call a trip across the sea?6. How do we call Native Americans?7. What is the famous tradition of Native Americans?
1.The last Thursday of November. 4.Harvest.2.New World. 5.Voyage.3.Turkey. 6.Indians. 7.Smoking a pipe.
READING The American flag is often called "The ________ and _________". There are three colours on the flag of the United States – red, white and blue. As there are ________ states in the United States, there are fifty stars on the American flag: one star for each state. The American flag has _______ stripes. The stripes are red and white. The flag has _______ red stripes and ________ white stripes. There is one stripe for each of the first thirteen colonies of the United States.People must know many things about the flag, for example: you should display it only during the day and you should fold it in a special way. In some schools there is a flag in each classroom, and children stand in front of the flag every day. You can see the _________________ in shops and offices, in the streets and squares, in small towns and in big cities. You can see pictures of the American flag in newspapers and magazines. Americans are proud of their flag and display it in many places.One of the most famous symbols of the USA is the_______. France gave the statue to America in 1884 as a symbol of ______. The statue is in _____ on Liberty Island. It is one of the first things people see when they arrive in New York by sea.The __________ became the official national symbol of the country in 1782. It has an olive branch (a symbol of peace) and arrows (symbol of strength). You can see the eagle on the back of a __________________.The Unites States of America has the national hymn too. It is called "_______".Every state in the USA has its own flag, its own symbol and its own song too.
SYMBOLS OF AMERICA The American flag is often called "The Stars and Stripes". There are three colours on the flag of the United States – red, white and blue. As there are fifty states in the United States, there are fifty stars on the American flag: one star for each state. The American flag has thirteen stripes. The stripes are red and white. The flag has seven red stripes and six white stripes. There is one stripe for each of the first thirteen colonies of the United States.People must know many things about the flag, for example: you should display it only during the day and you should fold it in a special way. In some schools there is a flag in each classroom, and children stand in front of the flag every day. You can see the American flag in shops and offices, in the streets and squares, in small towns and in big cities. You can see pictures of the American flag in newspapers and magazines. Americans are proud of their flag and display it in many places.One of the most famous symbols of the USA is the Statue of Liberty. France gave the statue to America in 1884 as a symbol of friendship. The statue is in New York on Liberty Island. It is one of the first things people see when they arrive in New York by sea.The eagle became the official national symbol of the country in 1782. It has an olive branch (a symbol of peace) and arrows (symbol of strength). You can see the eagle on the back of a dollar bill.The Unites States of America has the national hymn too. It is called "The Star – Spangled Banner".Every state in the USA has its own flag, its own symbol and its own song too.
"uncle sam" "Uncle Sam" is a cartoon symbol of the American government. He has appeared in magazines, newspapers and on posters for the last 150 years. In 1812 a man named Samuel Wilson sold meat to the American government for its soldiers. Everyone called him Uncle Sam. The first letters of Uncle Sam "US" were the same as the first letters of the United States. Very soon cartoons of Uncle Sam as the American government first began to appear. The United States of America has an official song too. It is the "Star-Spangled Banner".Is "Uncle Sam" a real man?
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Brewery Super PAC Targets Johnson, Tiffany
Minocqua Brewing Company seeks donations to 'free the Northwoods of sedition.'
By Bruce Murphy	- Jan 11th, 2021 04:47 pm
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Joe Biden beer. Photo courtesy of Minocqua Brewing Company.
Last week Tuesday the Minocqua Brewing Company announced it had started a Super PAC to unseat the two Republicans representing the area who were challenging the election of Democrat Joe Biden: U.S. Senator Ron Johnson and Congressman Tom Tiffany.
The very next day a mob of thousands of Trump supporters overran the U.S. Capitol and the donations began flowing into the new Super PAC. "We've raised $25,000 in a week," says Minoqua Beer Company owner Kirk Bangstad. "It's amazing."
The company is also donating 5% of its profits to the Super PAC, which is also targeting state Rep. Rob Swearingen, for his opposition to efforts by Gov. Tony Evers to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. All three politicians are up for reelection in 2022 and the idea behind the Super PAC is to help defeat them and "help free the Northwoods of corruption, sedition and conspiracy theories," as the campaign puts it.
The original idea was simply to raise money to spend against the candidates, but Bangstad has begun to consider a more ambitious undertaking. "I've had people contact me about volunteering to work on the campaign. We might spend the money to get boots on the ground."
Meanwhile Bangstad has turned his little brewery into a progressive beer maker, launching a Joe Biden beer, a blonde ale that is "inoffensive and never bitter."
"We sold out the entire batch before we even brewed it," Bangstad says.
So the company added a second political beer, Inauguration Day beer, a chocolate blonde ale that offers "a peaceful transition to flavor." That run, too, has already sold out.
None of this was part of what Bangstad, 43, had originally envisioned for his life and career. A Wisconsin native born in Steven's Point, Bangstad is a Harvard educated, former professional opera singer who was living in Manhattan and working as a marketing consultant for technology companies. And then his wife contracted stage four cancer, and the couple decided to seek a new, less stressful life.
They resettled in Wisconsin six years ago, to be near Bangstad's family and chose Minocqua because it was close to Stevens Point, "but so much more beautiful."
Bangstad created a new career by buying the Minocqua Brewing Company, hiring others to do the brewing and applying his marketing skills to selling it. "I knew nothing about brewing," he says.
Sadly, his wife passed away two years ago, but by then he had built a new life for himself in Minocqua, a tourist town that makes most of its money from travelers to the scenic Northwoods. Mincoqua Brewing Company also runs a restaurant and bar that made most of its money during the summer tourism season. "We were doing really well before the pandemic."
Concerned about spreading COVID-19, Bangstad served customers only outdoors, and when a teenage waiter became infected after attending a party, he shut down the restaurant for a long weekend and required all employees to get tested. Ultimately he decided he couldn't run the restaurant safely and laid off his staff. By then he had decided to run against Swearingen, and the opera singer turned marketing consultant turned brewery owner became a political candidate.
"I was just mad," Bangstad says. "I had to lay off all my employees because the state wouldn't do anything about the pandemic."
Bangstad knew he couldn't win, but hoped to reduce the margin for Donald Trump by turning his campaign into a referendum on how Republicans have handled the coronavirus. He blasted Swearingen for his inaction and on Facebook posted lists of restaurants and stores in the Northwoods that have don't require masks or disregard state limits on seating capacity.
Kirk Bangstad. Photo courtesy of Bangstad for Wisconsin.
Bangstad also erected a massive Biden Harris sign on his restaurant that drew the attention of the Oneida County Board, which which sent a letter informing him that it exceeded the allowable size of 32 square feet. Bangstad pledged to keep the sign up and pay the fines, and launched the #freeourbidensign fundraising campaign, selling Minocqua Brewery t-shirts to pay for the fines. The dispute generated a Journal Sentinel story and ultimately the county board backed down. But by then Bangstad had sold some $100,000 worth of t-shirts.
"We sold $100,000 in t-shirts in four days."
As he expected, Bangstad lost the election, getting about 42% of the vote in a gerrymandered district, though he took comfort that Trump's margin of victory was lower than in 2016 in the district. His campaign also generated a story by the New York Times. And from the ashes of defeat he realized he could change his business model to become a progressive beer company. He now leases out his restaurant space to another restaurant and will simply sell beer and t-shirts with an avowedly political slant.
He will probably lose some Northwoods customers, he says, but he has people driving up from south of Wausau to buy growlers of Biden beer and has expanded his base of customers to far beyond northern Wisconsin. He's mixing politics and business while his brewmaster mixes up unique beers to sell. And when he needs to relax he can pour a drink of Inauguration Day beer and, as his ad notes, "transition smoothly from chaos to serenity with the first sip."
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4 thoughts on "Murphy's Law: Brewery Super PAC Targets Johnson, Tiffany"
Ryan Cotic says:
"I had to lay off all of my employees because the state would not do anything about the pandemic" This does not sound like a reasonable statement. In Illinois they have been on lockdown essentially from the start of the pandemic and most restaurants have laid off their employees as well. Im not sure if this statement makes much sense or if he is just being a partisian which is frankly not helping people come together.
Thomas Martinsen says:
I haven't been to Minocqua for years, but now I feel like driving there as soon as it is safe to do so.
ringo muldano says:
katesi4 says:
Definitely making a point to head up to Minocqua for a day trip just to pick up some beer from this guy!
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"You Jewish?", a doughy-faced redhead, his face set off in a halo of side-curls, asks with a hint of a smile, knowing he's being aggressive and making us uncomfortable. It's the second night of Rosh Hashanah and we're on the way to Brooklyn friends for dinner. I'm carrying two identifying loaves of challah, but they can't see that. They're in an unmarked plastic bag.
"You Jewish?" Why do they think it is okay to be that provocative, that boorish, to a stranger. Are we all…but for them…lost souls, needing redemption? My ethical governor thickens my tongue and prevents me from asking why he's out on Rosh Hashanah, asking a stranger if he's Jewish.
"You Jewish?" Here are young guys, settled into their lives, clothed the way they'll be their whole lives, walking the same streets, denying the outside world, never knowing the agony of rooting for the Mets…Talmudic lives…lives of proscribed experience, telling us they've got it right and we don't. Privacy, of course, in the internet age is as foreign as white-wall tires. Why should we complain about their meddling, when we're asked to verify almost anything we do with the last four digits of our social security numbers. Shouldn't everyone, then, be allowed to intrude on anyone else's privacy? It wasn't always like this. I remember privacy…and I liked it.
I think back to my father-in-law, giving off unvarnished observations from western Pennsylvania. One day he answered the doorbell. And on the stoop were two Mormon young men, standing there twinkly-eyed and friendly. "Can we come in and pray a while with you?", they asked. And Joe, who was not terribly accepting of ideas outside his area of practiced thought, said, "sure you can come in and tell me about your more supreme Supreme Being than my Supreme Being. But first you're going to have to listen to me tell you about my religion. Won't take long.""Well, thank you, sir", they said, "maybe another day." And off they went.
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A woman calls out her critics after backlash for wearing tracksuits to a store
When you need to get some nutritional necessities from the supermarket, many of us wear different tracksuits depending on the occasion – whether it's wearing our pajamas for a pint of milk or eating dinner in our fitness clothes after working out at the gym. .
But a personal trainer was met with backlash over her outfit choice after she filmed herself grocery shopping in her tracksuit – though she's responded to critics since.
Apparently Sophie Allen (sopheallen from TikTok) was wearing a black sweatshirt/sports bra with track pants while shopping in the supermarket aisle. Her video included a text overlay that read: "Your hate for being a female in a crop top at the supermarket just hits [different]. "
Since sharing her supermarket experience, Allen's TikTok has received 1.8 million views, nearly 175,000 likes, along with thousands of comments from people who aren't shy about expressing their opinions.
Allen was met with dozens of negative comments criticizing the outfit she was wearing.
One person wrote: "This isn't a camisole, this is a sports bra. This is like a guy walking into the store and saying your hates are just wearing briefs in the store. [sic]. "
Another person said, "Lol, yes there are basic dress codes even for you which includes wearing the shirt."
Another added, "It might be because you treat a public space as a private space. Respect other people when you're out and about. It's not all about you."
A fourth person replied, "How does a woman feel comfortable revealing everything about her body that I don't understand."
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Despite the negative comments, Allen didn't let critics drop it and in a follow-up video posted the same clip of her shopping her tracksuits at the supermarket but added a different text overlay.
She wrote: "I'll take it back…if you want to feel attacked – picture yourself anywhere, always, and carry a gym bag to the supermarket."
Allen also added in the caption: "You savage, let a girl shop after the gym and create hookah content."
Her response was met with a number of positive messages and support, TikToker told her she could wear whatever she wanted, and some said they wear tracksuits while they work for the food store.
One person wrote: "Hey, you worked so hard, it's okay to show what you've accomplished!! Don't let it bother you with what other people think or say. They're just jealous!"
"What's the problem. She's proud of the hard work she does. Stop shaming women. Go girl," someone else said.
Another added, "I work out at a gym. You better believe I'd look like this on lunch breaks and on the way home."
A fourth person replied, "I started doing this, and I couldn't give any less concerns about how the people around me were feeling, it just so liberating."
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Thank Molly! Yeah I was bummed they didn't have much left in the store at the time I made my order. I went a size up so I could at least get something. It's big in the arm holes, but I can deal with that.
Wow, that hat-trick workout would drive me batty! Now that you are a Maniac, do you have a fall marathon planned?
Hey Rebecca! We will be running Chicago Marathon for sure! Not sure what else we will get in this fall.


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