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Feldman: Kavanaugh resists Trump (somewhat, at least for now)
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The U.S. Supreme Court, shown here in an Oct. 5 photo before dawn in Washington, refused to consider whether the lower courts erred in blocking President Donald Trump's reversal of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals while the president's executive order is challenged in court.
By Noah Feldman | Bloomberg Opinion
In two separate but similar cases Tuesday, the Supreme Court has handed President Donald Trump a setback on immigration and a victory on transgender troops. In particular, the court's actions show that its newest member, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, may not be prepared to give the president what he wants.
Before reading the tea leaves, however, it's important to understand what the court actually did. It chose to leave the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in place for now, meaning that it won't hear a case about it before October 2019, and probably a good deal later. This decision — or really non-decision — is a setback for Trump, who tried to rescind DACA, which protects hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants from being deported. His plan was blocked by a federal district court. Meanwhile, the court ruled 5-4 that his ban on transgender people serving in the military can go into effect while the issue is being litigated.
To make sense of the arcane complexity of the court's actions, understand that both Trump's DACA rollback and his transgender ban came in the form of executive orders. In both cases, a federal district court blocked the order from going into effect. The rulings were based on a legal standard that considers both the presence of irreparable harm and the likelihood of ultimate legal success by the party seeking the injunction.
Naturally, the Trump administration didn't take either ruling lying down. It appealed both to the appellate courts to reverse the temporary stays — and lost both times. So it appealed directly to the Supreme Court. In both cases, it had two requests: that the court to take the case (which requires four votes), and that the court to reverse the stay issued by the district court (which takes five votes).
In the DACA case, the Supreme Court refused to take the case, and also declined to lift the stay issued by the lower court. In the transgender case, the justices also refused to hear the case before it was fully litigated. But they overturned the district judge and ruled that the ban could go into effect while the litigation proceeds.
Before speculating about what the justices are really thinking, it's worth considering whether there is a principled, consistent explanation.
With respect to the harm, the only practical difference between the two situations is one of scale — and that shouldn't matter, legally speaking. In the DACA case, allowing the administration to rescind the policy before the court ruled on its right to do so would undoubtedly cause significant, irreparable harm to many people. So there was good reason for the justices to leave the lower-court block in place while they consider the issue.
Banning transgender people from the military would irreparably harm many people, too — specifically, transgender people now serving in the military, who would presumably be discharged. That may not be as bad as being deported, perhaps, but it's still meaningful harm. There are fewer transgender people in the military than there are DACA-qualified people in the U.S. But again, what should matter is not the scale of harm but the harm to individuals.
That raises the second issue the court was bound to consider: the likelihood of success on the merits. Presumably, the five conservative justices who allowed the transgender ban to be restored are foreshadowing their votes when the case comes to the court. If all five of them are going to vote that the ban is constitutional, then it is credible for them to hold that the ban should stay in place, because in their view, the party challenging the ban isn't likely to succeed. The four liberals naturally disagreed.
But if the five conservatives are essentially saying they're likely to allow the transgender ban, why aren't they saying the same thing about Trump's DACA rescission?
Here's where the details start to matter. It is almost impossible to imagine that Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch are unsure about whether Trump can rescind DACA, which Barack Obama put in place by executive order. Logically, they should have been prepared to vote to allow DACA to be rescinded while the case is litigated.
If Chief Justice John Roberts and Kavanaugh had agreed, that would have meant five votes to overturn the lower court's block. Yet those two didn't vote that way — and the logical inference is that they weren't prepared to.
Another detail: Had Kavanaugh but not Roberts wanted to hear the case immediately, his vote would have been sufficient in conjunction with the three hardline conservatives since it only takes four votes for the justices to agree to hear a case. The reasonable conclusion, therefore, is that Kavanaugh didn't want to rush the DACA case — and that he didn't want to allow Trump's DACA rescission to take effect right away.
Now for the speculation. This vote doesn't necessarily foreshadow how Kavanaugh will ultimately vote. It's entirely possible that he simply wanted to stick close to Roberts. And Roberts surely must want the Supreme Court to stay away from DACA right now, as its fate is a hotly contested issue in the political negotiations over reopening the government.
But it's significant that Kavanaugh seems to be with Roberts in his desire to keep the court from getting too involved in politics. With respect to DACA, the court's newest member is insisting on a relatively moderate stance.
All of which means that, today at least, Donald Trump has good reason to be annoyed with Brett Kavanaugh.
Noah Feldman is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. He is a professor of law at Harvard University and was a clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter. His books include "The Three Lives of James Madison: Genius, Partisan, President."
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Noah Feldman is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. He is a professor of law at Harvard University and was a clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (July 13, 2016) – More Memphis International Airport (MEM) passengers will soon be able to fly to Dallas, Denver and Washington DC thanks to the addition of larger aircraft by American Airlines and United Airlines. American is also adding a frequency to Ronald Reagan Washington International Airport (DCA).
Beginning August 23, American will up-gauge to a 160-seat Boeing 737 for two daily flights to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). The airline currently uses 76-seat Bombardier CRJ-900 and Embraer 175 planes as well as a 140-seat McDonnell Douglas MD82 plane for its Dallas flights. American will also continue to use dual-class regional jets for two of its seven daily DFW frequencies.
In addition to its larger aircraft for DFW, American will also add a weekday frequency to DCA starting October 6, bringing their total number of daily weekday flights to Washington DC to four (the flight operates once per day on Saturday and Sunday). American Airlines has increased capacity by 17 percent compared to the fourth quarter 2015.
On October 31, United will switch from its current 70-seat Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft to a 166-seat Boeing 737 for one of its two daily flights to Denver International Airport (DEN). United has increased its capacity by 11 percent compared to the fourth quarter 2015.
"We are very excited to see our existing airlines adding seats and giving our passengers more opportunities to fly," said Pace Cooper, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners for the Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority. "This is yet another example of MEM's positive momentum as an origin and destination airport."

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I am happy to share this guest post by Joel Scott. Through his blog, Joel shares his stories and perspectives to help create positive change in the lives of others. Joel reached out to me about a month ago and asked if me if I wanted to swap posts. We decided to share each of our perspectives around the theme of gratitude and humility. Please join me in enjoying Joel's article!
A few days ago I received a video call from my brother in-law. In the technology filled world that we live in, this may not sound strange to you but understand that he never video calls me.
Our communication amongst each other is predominantly done through quick text messages, friendly phone calls, or images reserved for two men who haven't quite grown up. By the simple fact he was reaching out to me through a video I knew something was up.
He and his wife married earlier this year and I was humbled when he asked me to be in his wedding party. During the limousine ride to where the wedding pictures were being taken, the two of them shared with the wedding party that she was pregnant and expecting in September. My wife, his sister, who was also in the party welled up with tears and I did my best to hold them back.
Fast-forward 7 months and while working in a coffee shop I received the aforementioned video call. As I answered, I took immediate notice of his surroundings.
With a joyous smile on his face, he proudly proclaimed himself a new Father and me a new Uncle. This man and his wife might very well be the most deserving parents on our planet. To say I was overjoyed is an understatement.
Without even giving me a chance to say anything, he asked when I was coming to visit. Within seconds on our video call ending, I found myself packing up my computer, starting the engine of my vehicle and making my way to the hospital.
I didn't need to hold Baylee to know that on this day, these two new parents were filled with emotion that they had never felt before. I could see it in their eyes and feel it through their unspoken language. Suddenly, after a whirlwind couple of days, the two of them felt both gratitude and humility that they had never felt and I couldn't be happier or more proud of them.
It got me wondering. If the feeling of gratitude and humility is as desired as they made it appear, why don't we make more time for it? Why do we find it so difficult to fit gratitude and humility into our lives?
I argue that as humans we have become so fixated on our professional lives that we simply don't think to make time for it. We constantly inundate ourselves with trying to land the next big deal, score the next goal, gain that big promotion, out perform our past selves, and continually one up those around us that we forget the things that actually define who we are.
We forget that at the end of our days those around us will not remember us for the positions we held, the goals we scored, or the deals we landed. We will be remembered for the way we treated those around us.
Yet, sometimes we forget this. We desire to sit atop the corporate ladder and selfishly we won't stop until we get there. Along the way we push, pull, and step on and over anyone in our path. Once we achieve what we have set out to do, we proudly proclaim it to those below us. Worse yet, we convince ourselves that someone is always looking to take our spot and this keeps our competitiveness at a high.
It isn't always this way. In our homes, we are very different.
As we look to our children, spouses, pets, and all else that we prize, words like blessed, lucky, and fortunate fill our vocabulary. We find it easy to practice gratitude and humility because at home there is no need for competition.
It has been said that the strongest people are the ones who are not afraid to show weakness. These people live their lives knowing that true strength lies in one's own ability to be truthful to themselves. These people know that doing this means to become vulnerable.
At our most impressionable time, we're taught that how others perceive us is just as, if not more important than the way we perceive ourselves. What we wear, how we talk, the way we style our hair, and how we come across is taught to be crucial to our very existence. The halls of our schools are filled with "Did you see what they were wearing?" and "Don't you know it's not cool to talk like that?" Peer pressure sculpts us and we work hard to fit in and will whatever it takes to do so.
We are taught that to survive the world, we must transform ourselves into a lion and not a lamb.
In a cruel way, we are shown that lions are born into supremacy and rule the land they roam. Lions rarely feel hardship because they are King and as King, it is believed that they live with an exaggerated sense of entitlement. There is no room in the heart of the Lion for gratitude or humility because quite simply, these qualities make them appear weak.
Lambs, on the other hand, don't fear weakness.
Living their lives much further down the food chain, Lambs wake each day with a renewed sense of appreciation. The Lamb counts its blessings. The Lamb knows that its end could come soon and therefore remains grateful for each second it gets. As it grows, it grows humble and respectful of its surroundings. Unlike the Lion who has to be competitive to get to and remain at the top, the Lamb doesn't aspire to achieve this because it's grateful for where it is and what it has.
We must also learn to control our egos.
As you well know, the ego is not easily controlled because well, it feels good to feel good. When we have done something to be proud of, our ego tells us to broadcast it to the world. This isn't a bad thing. We should never fear telling others of our accomplishments. When doing this, however, we must keep in mind that there is a fine line between telling and bragging.
And on that line lies a balloon that constantly remains near explosion.
Eventually, if like that balloon, we cross the line and our egos explode, we often find that those closest to us become hurt. When we hurt those closest to us, the trust that we had built up becomes damaged and without warning those who we expect to share our excitement are no longer interested.
As you can see, it is of the utmost importance that we practice and implement gratitude and humility in our day-to-day lives.
Through simple practice, taking it one step at a time, and, of course, plenty of patience.
Know that implementing new beliefs, systems, values or rituals takes time and cannot be done quickly. If we rush to achieve it, the results will almost certainly be disastrous.
Each of us needs to learn to open ourselves up and show vulnerability. Like the lamb, we cannot fear being perceived as weak. Instead, we must believe that it takes strength to mentally, verbally, and physically show that we are appreciative of the things in our lives.
Personally, I wake each day just as the lamb does…with sincere gratitude and humility.
This means that I wake up and tell the world how grateful I am that it has given me another chance at making the lives around me better. Once this is done I then tell it (and myself) how much I appreciate all that it has given me.
You'd be amazed how good this feels.
If you choose to do this, you may find that at the beginning your list of things to tell might be small. That's ok. Just add one item each day and you'll surprise yourself with how quickly your list grows.
Know that the world wants to help in any way it can but it cannot do this if we aren't grateful for its efforts. As well, understand that the world is not selfish but does like to be thanked every now and then. It wants to see that as we morph into the people it knows we can be, we remain humble.
Finally, don't make the mistake of believing that happiness is the result of achievement. Happiness is the result of gratitude, humility, and appreciation. The sooner this is learned, the better off we'll all be.
Joel Scott is a family man. Everything that he does is for his wife and son. They keep him focused and moving forward. His purpose in life is to help as many people as possible and then when he believes that he has helped everyone, help a few more. He is an active real estate investor, personal development junkie, and comic book lover. He has spent the last number of years turning all of his passions into avenues that will help him achieve his goals. Joel can be found blogging over at www.joelascott.com and his book can be downloaded here.


Boylston is located in Massachusetts. Boylston, Massachusetts has a population of 4,534. Boylston is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 33.8% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.6%.
The median household income in Boylston, Massachusetts is $102,422. The median household income for the surrounding county is $65,453 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Boylston is 44.1 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.3 inches per year, with 64.1 inches of snow per year.


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Q: Assigning 2 IPs to Ubuntu Server I have a server with ethernet being the primary source of internet. I have a plex server running and I can access it locally. I can't port forward coz I'm on CGNAT however I do have a cloud flare Zero Tunnel up and running. I want to access my plex server but I can't stream via cloud flare(It's extremely slow and not meant for streaming).
I was wondering if I could use the WiFi NIC and connect it to a different router (which has OpenVPN running and is connected to a VPS for port forwarding) and access plex through that.(That is after connecting to the VPS from a client device). I tried to test this theory locally but couldn't get it to work.
If anyone could let me know what I'm doing wrong or weather this whole idea just wouldn't work or provide a solution, it would be great.
I'm aware that I can just connect the whole server to the VPN but I don't wanna do that, hence the dual IP idea. Could it be as simple as routing Plex traffic through the NIC ?

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Developed at about the mid-point of the sixth generation, and originally envisioned as something much more than what it turned out to be, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, to me, spelt the downfall of the entire series, as it failed to move with the times, and simply gave more of what fan of the series had already grown accustomed to.
The first complaint I have about it is that the visuals, even though the game was ported to more advanced systems than the original PlayStation, seem to have been considerably downgraded; as if things have not been presented in as great detail as Crash Bandicoot 3 was. Facial expressions of characters seem less realistic, and the settings and design remains largely the same as most other previous games in the series. Even if players didn't find the gameplay up to scratch, they wouldn't have been able to enjoy the expected improvements in visual quality, which was the whole point of redeveloping the game's original plan in the first place.
Aside from the graphics not being up to scratch, the gameplay was also severely below par; especially compared to how the developers originally imagined the game. The Wrath of Cortex was initially intended by Mike Cerny to be a 3D open world game similar to that of Jak & Daxter or Ratchet and Clank. The problem was, however, that due to the publishing rights being juggled around left, right and centre, Cerny and Sony ultimately fell out with Universal Interactive, and different developers were brought on board. Alas, what they came up with was yet another game playing out like the original trilogy with considerably less redeeming value, other than it's slightly more challenging. It's especially tragic, as I think Cerny's original plan could have possibly helped to bring the series into the next generation of gaming much more effectively.
As the gameplay is more or less identical to the original three Crash Bandicoot games, there would have been even greater problems in my opinion, had there been issues with the controls. Thankfully, this was the one thing the developers managed to hit the nail on the head with. It plays out like a traditional Crash Bandicoot game, but the established mechanics allow for the inclusion of a much greater challenge than the original games.
Lasting around 4 hours, it only lasts as long as the original three games, which especially for the time, was considered to be severely below the industry standard, as open world games were beginning to take precedent, with the arrival of the three Grand Theft Auto games and other and better platformers, such as Ratchet & Clank. The developers were very much behind the times when it came to making this game, and had not the imagination and artistic drive that Mike Cerny had, and so the game failed in most aspects, and therefore, there wouldn't have been much call for a game like this to last any longer than it did.
The story is also a mere continuation of the template that the previous three games followed. Crash must collect another 25 crystals before Dr. Cortex, who has created a bulked out doppelganger of Crash named Crunch, who in turn, is assisted in battle by four destructive masks known as the Elementals. Aside from the plot being extremely unoriginal, the voice acting is also particularly below par; despite the fact that is has a pretty standout cast, with actors such as R. Lee Ermey, Mark Hamill and Corey Burton. The opening scene where the stable villains of the series converse is also particularly cringe worthy in my opinion.
When Cerny left the project, the new developers brought in simply stripped the original plan of all its originality, and simply made a game the same as most other titles in the series. There was nothing special about this game, and nothing added to make it stand out from even the original trilogy. There would be other games in the series, which would provide a somewhat interesting twist on gameplay, but to me, this was the point whereby Crash Bandicoot lost its status as one of the most recognizable characters in gaming, and has been left to languish in obscurity ever since.
Overall, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex was reduced from being a potentially excellent game to a bland and largely forgettable experience. It's regrettable that history went in the direction that it did, and the rumour that Sony plan to release a new game in the series has since been confirmed, then the end result will have to be a much greater game than this.
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Every year in Australia thousands of rabbits are factory farmed, housed in filthy, windowless sheds where they are confined to battery cages. They are imprisoned in these cages, where they are unable to display any forms of natural behaviour, for 10 -12 weeks, at which time they are sent to slaughter. George Calombaris is a renowned chef and judge on the television show 'Masterchef'. Not only does he promote factory farmed rabbit flesh on the program, he also serves the meat in each of his restaurants. Rabbit farmers have attributed Calombaris' promotion of rabbit with an increase in sales and the ability to expand their sheds. It is time for Calombaris to make a compassionate decision and stop endorsing and promoting this unfathomable cruelty.


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Top 100 Players
Top 10 red-zone threats entering 2021 NFL season
Published: Aug 19, 2021 at 12:27 PM
Steve Smith Sr.
NFL.com Analyst
Top 10: Players of 2021
Players from 2017 draft class
Red-zone threats
Players 25 and younger
Undrafted players
Offensive tackles
Off-ball linebackers
CB duos
NFL Network's "Top 100 Players of 2021" continues Sunday, Aug. 22. Players ranked 40-11 will be revealed Sunday over the course of three hours -- with each one-hour episode unveiling a new set of 10 honorees -- beginning at 4 p.m. ET. Five major scoring threats make an appearance in the list, which is voted on by the players themselves, between Nos. 30 and 21. With that in mind, NFL Network analyst Steve Smith Sr. -- who notched 81 TD receptions during his 16-year career -- provides his own ranking of the league's top 10 red-zone threats heading into the 2021 regular season.
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Adam Thielen
Minnesota Vikings · WR
Thielen made his money in the red zone in 2020, hauling in 13 touchdowns (second-most in the NFL) on 20 targets. With his precise route-running and superb hands, Thielen has gone from undrafted free agent to two-time Pro Bowler. The Vikings must have a player they can count on in the red zone if they want to keep up with the Packers' explosive offense in the NFC North, and Thielen has proven to be that guy.
Dallas Cowboys · RB
Zeke had six rushing touchdowns in the red zone last season, down from 11 in 2019. Much of Zeke's decline can be attributed to working behind a carousel of quarterbacks and an injury-plagued offensive line in 2020. Some question whether Zeke is still an elite back -- which is fair -- but the talent and hunger to get back to the top of the rushing charts is there. Get ready for the two-time league rushing champion to get a lot of action -- especially in the red zone if Dak Prescott returns to full health -- in a bounce-back 2021 campaign.
Seattle Seahawks · QB
Wilson threw the second-most passing TDs in the red zone last season with 29. He'll be cooking again in 2021 with a healthy crew in the backfield and DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett on the perimeter. What also gives Wilson a leg up on other QBs is his ability to execute under pressure and outside the tackle box, an area where he ranks first in every major passing category since 2016, per Next Gen Stats. He's so in tune with his strengths as a playmaker and it shows every time he takes the field.
New Orleans Saints · RB
The Saints' stud running back is a scoring machine. Of his league-leading 21 scrimmage touchdowns last season, 19 came in the red zone with 15 being rushing scores. The most notable thing here is that Kamara scored 15 rush TDs on 45 red-zone carries. That's 19 attempts fewer than Derrick Henry and Dalvin Cook, who each had 13 red-zone rush TDs. Now with Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill under center this season, expect Sean Payton to use his running back more than ever. This is Kamara's team now. Sit back and enjoy it.
Buffalo Bills · QB
Allen has improved each year. That's a credit to his athletic ability, no doubt, but also to how much time he spends studying the game. You don't make huge leaps without putting in the work, and Allen and the Bills are reaping the benefits of that dedication. He's seen his production in the red zone soar over the last three seasons, with four TD passes in 2018, 13 in 2019 and 25 in 2020. Oh, and he threw only one red-zone pick during that span. He also rushed for seven touchdowns in the red zone last season (fourth among QBs). The sky is the limit for the Bills' offense with Allen at the helm.
Kansas City Chiefs · QB
Mahomes has done everything and then some throughout his young NFL career, so who am I to deny him a spot on this list? He might not rank atop the stat sheet in terms of the red zone, but he still posted a highly impressive TD-INT ratio of 26:2 in the red zone last season. He can make every throw on the planet, evade pressure in the pocket, extend plays for days and fool defenders with his "little old man jog." Not to mention, I expect the Chiefs to come out swinging in Week 1 after the way their season ended in February. The name of the game for K.C. this year? Points, points and more points!
Las Vegas Raiders · TE
After posting back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and leading the Raiders in targets, receptions and receiving yards over the past two seasons, Waller is the primary target for quarterback Derek Carr. Waller is not only a big, physical target, measuring 6-foot-6 and 255 pounds, but he knows how to get open with sharp route-running ability -- much like a wide receiver playing tight end. He caught 19 of his 23 red-zone targets last season, with six touchdowns. He should build on his production in 2021 as improved weaponry within the Raiders' offense should allow Waller more one-on-one opportunities.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers · QB
On their way to a Super Bowl LV victory, the Buccaneers converted scores on 68.9 percent of their trips to the red zone last season, ranking seventh in the NFL. A lot of that success has to do with the G.O.A.T. Tom Brady. He's seen every coverage in his 21-year career and understands the game better than anyone. Brady sliced and diced defenses in the red zone in 2020, tossing 28 touchdowns while not throwing a single pick.
Back in January, I put my foot in my mouth when I predicted that Brady and the Bucs would be bounced in the first round of the playoffs. I'm not going to make that mistake again.
Green Bay Packers · WR
Fourteen of Adams' league-high 18 receiving touchdowns in 2020 came inside the red zone. Translation: If you need to score, look Adams' way. Entering a contract year, you can bet that the four-time Pro Bowler will ball out and show the Packers what they'll miss out on if they don't offer him big money. Actually, it might be too late for that.
Green Bay Packers · QB
Rodgers led the league in just about every major passing category last season, resulting in his third league MVP award. He completed a 72.6 percent of his pass attempts in the red zone last season, ranking first among QBs with at least 10 red-zone throws, per Next Gen Stats. In addition, 35 of his league-leading 48 pass TDs occurred in the red zone. He's nearly unstoppable in this area of the field, especially when Davante Adams is present.
After a rocky offseason with the organization, Rodgers returns to the Packers under a restructured contract. We saw an unapologetic Rodgers during his first training camp press conference last month and I'd imagine his play in 2021 will match the heat he brought that day.
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It's that time of year again, when NFL players cast their votes to identify the best in the league heading into the 2022 NFL season. Which 10 players make up Nos. 10-1?
Top 100 Players of 2022, Nos. 20-11: Micah Parsons debuts at No. 16; Bills QB Josh Allen at No. 13
It's that time of year again, when NFL players cast their votes to identify the best in the league heading into the 2022 NFL season. Which 10 players make up Nos. 20-11?
Top 100 Players of 2022: My personal top-10 ranking
NFL Network's "Top 100 Players of 2022" -- voted on by the players themselves -- comes to a conclusion on Sunday night. In advance of the finale, Adam Schein provides his own personal top-10 list. Which team boasts three representatives?
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What is a Roku Device? Know all about Roku Updates and Versions
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Despite the fact that the first Roku device was released in the late 2000s, your interest in it may have only lately ignited. If that's the case, you're probably curious about what Roku is and how it works. This Roku beginner's guide is designed to provide you with all the knowledge you need about streaming on Roku devices.
We'll go over everything from what is Roku, how it works to the several Roku device options and even the cost, which varies a lot. You should have a good understanding of everything about Roku by the end of this guide, and we'd be surprised if you haven't already ordered one.
What is Roku and how does it work?
Basically, Roku is a device that allows you to stream both free and paid video content to your television via the Internet. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and other TV and movie streaming services download on Roku devices in the same way that apps do on smartphones. While the majority of the content is pre-recorded, sites like Netflix make it possible to watch a lot of it just one day after it first aired on television. Furthermore, apps such as Philo and Sling TV allow users to watch material live as it airs.
While it may appear to be the latest exercise craze to replace Zumba, the "Roku box" (as some refer to it) is the simplest way to stream content to your television. Roku is a little square gadget that connects to your television and allows you to stream movies and TV shows via apps (also called channels.) A Roku TV has all of the capabilities of a Roku incorporated into a high-quality television for those wishing to buy a new one.
Roku products are designed to be simple, with a single-connection setup that enables rapid use. After you've set up your account, you can download, install, buy, or subscribe to streaming channels, and then delete them whenever you like.
The functionality of Roku devices is comparable whether you have a Roku-enabled soundbar or a Roku player. For use, all Roku devices need to be connected to the internet. An Ethernet cable or a Wi-Fi connection can be used to do this.
An HDMI cable, a power converter, a MicroUSB cable, and a Roku remote are included with each Roku box. A Roku Streaming Stick can be plugged directly into the USB port on your TV.
To complete the setup for other Roku devices, connect the HDMI cable, plug in the power adapter, and use the Roku remote to connect to a wireless or wired connection to your home network.
Roku updates 2022 – Update your Roku device
Every 24-36 hours, your Roku device should update itself. However, it is possible that it will not update itself rapidly enough at times. Manually updating your Roku device allows you to obtain the most up-to-date features as soon as they are released. Here's how to manually update your Roku device.
To update your Roku manually, follow these steps:
On your Roku remote, press the Home button. This is the button on the top of your remote with the house-shaped emblem.
Then, on the left, push the directional button. This will take you to the left-hand menu bar on your screen.
After that, navigate to the Settings tab. By hitting the up directional button on your remote once, you can accomplish this. Once Settings is highlighted, hit the OK button in the centre of your remote to choose it.
Then choose System. By pushing the up directional button on your remote once and then the OK button on your remote, you can accomplish this.
Go to System Update after that. Once System Update is highlighted, press the OK button or the right directional button to complete the process.
After that, choose Check Now. Your Roku device will instantly begin looking for an update as a result of this.
Wait for your Roku to complete the check. There's no need to update if you receive a notice that states "All software is up to current."
Continue to the next steps if you see a notice that says, "Update available."
Then choose Update Now from the drop-down menu. Your Roku device will begin upgrading automatically as you push OK on your remote. Depending on how fast your internet connection is and how long it's been since you last updated your device, this could take a few minutes.
Lastly, give your Roku device some time to restart.
Pros and Cons of having a Roku device
Let's start off with the pros of having a Roku device. Here they are:
Roku gives you access to a huge collection of shows from a variety of streaming platforms.
It's frequently mentioned while discussing the benefits and drawbacks of owning a Roku TV. When it comes to streaming services, everyone seeks content, and Roku has a lot of it:
Amazon Video (Amazon Prime Video)
Hulu Plus
MP3Tunes
NBA gametime
NHL Gamecenter
Roku TV can take the place of your satellite or cable television. Follow the latest news from the main networks, or tune in to the Super Bowl and other sporting events!
Roku allows you to listen to your internet playlists in addition to watching videos. There are even podcasts available to listen to while relaxing or studying.
You can use Roku for free if you don't want to pay for channels. As a result, one of the well-discussed benefits and drawbacks of owning a Roku TV is its price. On Roku's website, you can even find money-saving suggestions.
You could, for example, use Roku to replace some of your subscriptions. If Roku offers similar capabilities, some of them may be unnecessary.
As previously stated, Roku can be used to replace your cable or satellite TV subscription. Roku's free channels can also be added to your streaming library.
Improved User Interface
Roku is popular with Americans because of its simple interface and easy-to-use controls. As a result, they're constantly highlighted when discussing the benefits and drawbacks of owning a Roku TV. It replaces the traditional remote with the Roku app.
Use your smartphone to type in the channel you want to view, or simply tell it what you want to watch. Similar to Google Chromecast, the Roku software allows you to cast media to your TV.
Furthermore, its private listening capability allows you to listen to music without disturbing others. Plugin your headphones and you'll have the entire room to yourself. Even better, invite your other three friends to participate via their smartphones.
Everything at one place!
When everything is on Roku, why keep so many applications and services? You have all of your streaming services in one web location, like a Swiss army knife. Roku can handle music, videos, and other types of material that are generally found on different services.
Even better, Roku TV brings them all together in a single streaming device. You could even use a Roku Express to watch your favorite shows while on the go!
Since we're talking about the pros and cons of having a Roku TV, we'll proceed with the cons.
Very frequent updates
When connected to Wi-Fi, your Roku TV may update automatically, just like any other smartphone app.
It balances the benefits and drawbacks of owning a Roku TV. Updates could make it more stable, improve the user experience, or even introduce new features.
Software upgrades, on the other hand, may contain flaws at times. It's possible that you won't be able to use your Roku TV until it's repaired.
Roku, thankfully, provides troubleshooting instructions for similar issues. You can also speak with one of their agents for further information.
Some TVs aren't compatible to Roku
According to the Roku support page, its devices are compatible with any TV that has an HDMI port.
You probably aren't thinking about this as one of the advantages and disadvantages of owning a Roku TV. After all, HDMI connections are now available on nearly all televisions. You can get the Roku Express Plus if your TV doesn't have HDMI connectors. Better still, consider replacing your outdated CRT TV with an HDTV.
The following is the retail pricing of each Roku device:
Roku Ultra is priced at $69.99
Roku Express 4K+ is priced at $39.99
Roku Express is priced at $29.99
Roku Streaming Stick 4K is priced at $59.99
The prices shown above are the suggested retail price. Roku devices are currently available at a lower cost on Amazon. Though you'll probably need to pay for a few channel subscriptions to enjoy the full experience (especially if you're canceling your cable), it's well worth the money because the device is so cheap and you can stop subscriptions at any time. The gadgets are well-liked by users, who find that even the most basic model is more than adequate.


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Q: Identifying the view selected in a ContextMenu (Android) In Android, onContextItemSelected has a single MenuItem argument and so it isn't clear how to identify the view selected. MenuItem.getMenuInfo provides access to Contextmenu.ContextMenuInfo, but while both known subclasses provide access to the target view, there does not appear to be an accessor on the interface.
One alternative is to save the View provided in onCreateContextMenu in a private class variable which relies on onCreateContextMenu not being called again in the activity before onContextItemSelected. Another is to use the id of the View for the itemId argument of ContextMenu.add. If we do this, we would then need to identify the option selected from the context menu by using its (possibly internationalised) title.
What is the best method for identifying the View selected in onContextSelected?

A: There is no such concept as "identifying the View selected" for either option menus or context menus in Android. Hence, it is rather difficult to answer your question. So, I'll take some guesses.
If by "identifying the View selected" you mean which menu choice was selected, that is getItemId() on the MenuItem that is passed to onOptionsItemSelected() or onContextItemSelected().
If by "identifying the View selected" you mean which row in a ListView was the one long-tapped on to bring up the context menu, cast getMenuInfo() (called on the MenuItem) to AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo, then use either the id or the position values as appropriate based on your adapter. See here for a sample project that uses this technique.
If by "identifying the View selected" you mean you have more than one non-ListView context menu in an activity, I would not use that UI technique.

A: The whole point of a context menu is that it is associated with an individual underlying view, and it is clearly a design limitation in Android that the association is lost in the callback 'onContextItemSelected'.  Enabling long-touch on any view of sufficient size seems perfectly reasonable as an alternative to a right mouse click.
As other posts have recommended, for some contexts:
AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo menuInfo =
(AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo)item.getMenuInfo();

is appropriate and the targetView is a useful reference point.
Another way is to subclass the view and override 'getContextMenuInfo' to provide the view reference.  For example, a simple TextView:

package ...;

public class TextViewWithContext extends TextView {
    TextViewContextMenuInfo _contextMenuInfo = null;

    public TextViewWithContext(Context context) {
        super(context);
        _contextMenuInfo = new TextViewContextMenuInfo(this);
    }

    public TextViewWithContext(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
        super(context, attrs);
        _contextMenuInfo = new TextViewContextMenuInfo(this);
    }

    protected ContextMenuInfo getContextMenuInfo() {
        return _contextMenuInfo;
    }

    public boolean isContextView(ContextMenuInfo menuInfo) {
        return menuInfo == (ContextMenuInfo)_contextMenuInfo;
    }

    protected class TextViewContextMenuInfo implements ContextMenuInfo {
        protected TextView  _textView = null;

        protected TextViewContextMenuInfo(TextView textView) {
            _textView = textView;
        }
    }
}

...
    @Override
    public boolean onContextItemSelected(MenuItem item) {

        ContextMenuInfo menuInfo = item.getMenuInfo();

        if (textViewWithContext.isContextView(menuInfo) {
            ...
        }
    }

Finally, it would have been more helpful if the base View class had assigned a ContextInfo object with a reverse reference to the view, rather than null as at present.

A: class TestActivity extends Activity {
// create temp item here

private ImageView tmpImageView = null;

...
public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View v, ContextMenuInfo menuInfo){
    super.onCreateContextMenu(menu, v, menuInfo);
    // initialize temp item
    mCurrentStatusImage = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.rule_status);
}

public boolean onContextItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
    switch (item.getItemId()) {
        case ENABLE_ID:
            // use temp item
            tmpImageView.setImageResource(android.R.drawable.presence_online);
            return super.onContextItemSelected(item);
        case DISABLE_ID:
            // use temp item
            tmpImageView.setImageResource(android.R.drawable.presence_invisible);
            return super.onContextItemSelected(item);
        default:
            return super.onContextItemSelected(item);
 }

A: I fixed a similar problem by setting a groupID for the MenuItem based on which item sent it e.g:
    textview.setOnCreateContextMenuListener(new View.OnCreateContextMenuListener() {
        @Override
        public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View view, ContextMenu.ContextMenuInfo contextMenuInfo) {
                menu.setHeaderTitle("Context Menu");
                menu.add(R.id.whateverviewclicked, RENAME_MENU_ITEM, 0, "Rename");
                menu.add(R.id.whateverviewclicked, DELETE_MENU_ITEM, 1, "Delete");
             }
         });

This would allow you to get the groupID in the onContextItemSelected:
public boolean onContextItemSelected(MenuItem aItem) {
        int selectedViewID = aItem.getGroupId();
        int selectedItem = aItem.getItemId();
};

you don't have to use the resource ID - you can use any int you want.  Works for me!

A: In case you are attaching ContextMenus to multiple Views which are NOT in a ListView (that is there is no adapter underlying the Views) and you wish to determine which View was long-pressed to access the ContextMenu the following "hack" can be implemented. (It would be better if Android provided a listener that could be associated with each item).
The "hack" is that one creates a private View member mLastViewTouched in the class and then attach the following onTouchListener to all Views that can generate a ContextMenu:
 private View.OnTouchListener onTouchListener = new View.OnTouchListener() {
    @Override
    public boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent motionEvent)
    {
        mLastViewTouched = view;        // Store a handle on the last view touched. This will be used to identify the view on which the Context Menu was launched

        return false;       // We return false since this indicates that the touch was not handled and so it is passed down the stack to be handled appropriately
    }
};

So whenever a View is touched mLastViewTouched is updated. Now in onContextItemSelected you will have access to the View that initiated the ContextMenu.

A: When constructing your menu in OnCreateContextMenuListener or public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View v, ContextMenu.ContextMenuInfo menuInfo) implementation, you can set a custom MenuItem.OnMenuItemClickListener for each item:
    addPhotosBtn.setOnCreateContextMenuListener((menu, v, menuInfo) -> {
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.upload_image_menu, menu);
        int itemCount = menu.size();
        for(int i = 0; i < itemCount; i++) {
            menu.getItem(i).setOnMenuItemClickListener(addPhotosBtnMenuItemClickListener);
        }
    });

Since at this time you have access to the view for which you are creating the context menu, you can tightly couple the listener with that view.

A: Here is what I did to distinguish between 2 listviews lstA and lstB MenuItem
    @Override
public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu, View v, ContextMenu.ContextMenuInfo menuInfo) {
    super.onCreateContextMenu(menu, v, menuInfo);
    int startid = (v.getId() == R.id.lstA) ? 0 : 2; //0-1 will be lstA and 2-3 will be lstB
    menu.setHeaderTitle("some title");
    menu.add(Menu.NONE, startid, Menu.NONE, "Item 1");
    menu.add(Menu.NONE, startid+1, Menu.NONE, "Item 2");
}

@Override
public boolean onContextItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
    AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo info = (AdapterView.AdapterContextMenuInfo) item.getMenuInfo();
    int menuItemIndex = info.position;
    switch(item.getItemId()) {
        case 0:
            break;
        case 1:
            break;
        case 2:
            break;
        case 3:
            break;
    }
    return true;
}


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Q: how to combine two columns Date and Time and compare it with given DateTime using linq I have following columns in database table - Records:
Info - varchar(50)
Date - DateTime
Time - varchar(20) , format like hh:mm

Now I have a function
 public GetRecords(DateTime pDateTime)
    {
    // this function should get all the records from above table whose DateTime is more than pDateTime
    }

How can I do using Linq?
I know how to write a linq query but how can I combine these columns for each row of table and compare with pDateTime.

A: public List<NewRecord> GetRecords(DateTime pDateTime)
{
    using (var db = YourDbContext())
    {
        var records = new List<Record>();
        return db.Records.Select(r =>
        {
            var record = new Record();
            record.info = r.info;
            var hm = DateTime.Parse(r.Time);
            var date = new DateTime(r.Date.Year, r.Date.Month, r.Date.Day, hm.Hour, hm.Minute);
            record.Date = date;
            return record;
        }).Where(r=>r.Date >pDateTime).ToList();
    }
}

A: The best solution is to change your Record table to just contain Info and When; where When is the Date and Time of recorded info.
public IEnumerable<Record> GetRecords(DateTime after)
{
   using (var db = new TheDbContext())
   {
      return db.Records
         .Where(r => r.When > after);
   }
 }

If you can't change the Record schema.  Then you could do a partial search in the database based on Date and then remove any entries that fall on the search date and not after the search time.
public IEnumerable<Record> GetRecords(DateTime after)
{
   var afterDate = after.Date;
   using (var db = new TheDbContext())
   {
      var records = db.Records
         .Where(r => r.Date >= afterDate);
      foreach (var r in records)
      {
         if (r.Date > afterDate) yield return r;
         else
         {
            var when = r.Date + TimeSpan.Parse(r.Time, "hh:mm");
            if (when > after) yeild return r;
         }
      }
   }
 }

A:   public List<FDetails> GetReocrds(DateTime date)
            {
                var fs = from f in DBContext.RecordsTable
                where f.Date > date
                && ConvertToIntfun(f.Time.Split(':')[0]) >= date.Hour
                && ConvertToIntfun(f.Time.Split(':')[1])>date.Minute
                                select new FDetails(f.Id,f.Info, (DateTime)f.Date, f.Time);
                return fs.ToList();
            }
            internal static int ConvertToIntfun(string value)
            {
                int result = 0;
                if (int.TryParse(value, out result))
                {
                    return result;
                }
                else
                {
                    return result;
                }
            }

or
var fs = from f in DBContext.RecordsTable
                            where (new DateTime(f.Date.Value.Year, f.Date.Value.Month, f.Date.Value.Day, ConvertToIntfun(f.FTime.Split(':')[0]), ConvertToIntfun(f.Time.Split(':')[1]),0))>date
                            select new ForecastDetails(forecast.ForecastId, forecast.ForecastSummary, (DateTime)forecast.ForecastDate, forecast.ForecastTime);
            return fs.ToList();


There's more Neil performances on the horizon in the U.S.
Neil Young will play two shows in Dallas, Texas at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center on Thursday, April 17 and Friday, 18.
The shows, called "An Evening With Neil Young," will occur at the end of Young's brief tour that includes four shows at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, CA.
Tickets for the two-night run will go on sale March 14 at 10 A.M.
All ticketing information and additional tour dates for Neil Young are or will be available at http://www.neilyoung.com/tour.html.
While it's hard to top experiencing the festival alongside 75,000 fans, you don't have to completely miss out on the action!
The Official 2012 Webcast will make you feel like you're right in the heart of Austin, singing and dancing along to sets from from Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Keys, The Avett Brothers, The War On Drugs, Alabama Shakes and many more!
Tune in LIVE on YouTube October 12-14! Click below to see the full list of artists.
After many consecutive years of sell-out crowds, the festival is expanding to accommodate more fans next October!
That's right, ACL Festival will be rocking Zilker Park for two weekends in 2013! Mark your calendars for October 4-6 and October 11-13, then stay tuned to our e-mails, Facebook and Twitter for news on the Lineup, Tickets and more!
Whether it's the wider selection of brews at the Zilker Drafthouse or the slew of new Austin Eats options for the foodies among you, this year's Festival promises to deliver plenty of new and entertaining elements to help you make the most of your ACL experience! Check out what's happening in Zilker Park!
If you haven't secured your spot at one of the awesome Official ACL Festival Late Night Shows, you still have time – but not much. Several are already sold out, but we still have a limited number of tickets remaining to see Bassnectar, The Weeknd, Big K.R.I.T, Delta Spirit and more at legendary Austin venues.
You better move fast if you want to move your 2012 ACL Festival experience into Downtown Austin each night!
Your ACL wristband allows you in and out privileges. Register it now to make sure that it remains yours and allow for easy replacement if lost, damaged or stolen. Connect using Facebook and you can also check-in at special #ACLfest check-in boxes throughout Zilker Park.
If you register and connect by Thursday, October 11 @ 11:59PM CT, then you will be eligible for 3-Day VIP upgrades for you and a friend! That is not all – if you Check-In at 5 or more #ACLfest locations, then you will be entered to win a VIP Flyaway to the 2013 ACL Festival!


Call for Papers for the Fourth International Conference of the Association for the Study of Esotericism and Mysticism in collaboration with: National Mining University, Department of Philosophy (Dnipropetovsk, Ukraine) H. S. Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) Ukrainian Association of Religion Researchers Research Center for Mysticism and Esotericism (St. Petersburg, Russia) Centre for Religious Studies and International Spiritual Relations (Donetsk, Ukraine) The Secret and the Manifest: The Variety of Representations of Esotericism and Mysticism 2-4 December 2010 Dnipropetrovsk (Ukraine) The presence of elements of esotericism and mysticism in contemporary culture can scarcely be overestimated. At the same time there is still the stereotyped view on esotericism as based on some 'secret knowledge'. The various actual public (re)presentations of 'esoteric knowledge', however, question the notion of its secrecy; esoteric and mystic phenomena require more accurate categories for description. The dynamics of the representation of these phenomena in different forms of media, in films or museums etc. on the one hand, and the dialectics of global and local dimensions in the history and the present of esotericism and mysticism on the other, are the issues to be discussed at the fourth annual conference 'Mystic and Esoteric Movements in Theory and Practice' organized by the Association for the Study of Esotericism and Mysticism. Special attention should be paid not only to the variety of manifestations of esotericism and mysticism in the contemporary media scene but also to their interrelations with other social formations and institutions such as the dominating forms of institutionalized religiosity, the political mainstream in the matter of religion and spirituality and last but not least the academic study of religions and culture. The conference organizers hope that this scholarly forum will contribute significantly to the development of this promising area of research. The study of the representations of esotericism and mysticism circulating within the esoteric and mystic environment itself, in their public perception via mass media and within academic circles may lay the ground for further development in the field of the study of mysticism and esotericism in Russia and other post-Soviet countries. We invite suggestions for possible sessions as well as paper proposals dealing with the study of this phenomenon through various academic disciplines. Papers can be submitted on, but are not limited to the following sub-themes: • esotericism, mysticism and media: theoretical aspects of interrelations; • global and local dimensions of esoteric imaginations; • theory & method in the study of mysticism and esotericism; • problems in the representation of mystic experiences; • hermeneutics of esoteric imagery; • historical development of esoteric symbolic forms; • symbolic language characteristics of esotericism and mysticism; • self-presentations of esoteric groups in the mass media and other media forms; • representations of mysticism and esotericism in museums; • esoteric and mystic images in film; • imagination and visualisation in mysticism and esotericism. Conference Languages – Russian, Ukrainian & English Applications for the conference are to be sent to the address of the organizing committee conference.esot2010@mail.ru by 01 October 2010. We kindly request to fill in the forms in the following manner: 1. Full name: 2. Date of birth: 3. Academic degree: 4. Home address: 5. Place of work: 6. Current position: 7. Contact phone: 8. E-Mail: 9. Need of accommodation (yes/no): 10. Need of an official invitation from the Organizational committee (yes/no): 11. Need of technical equipment for your report presentation (yes (please, specify which equipment you need)/no): 12. Paper title: 13. Short paper abstract (approx. 200 words): 14. The language of the paper presentation: The decision on the applications will be communicated within a week after the deadline via e-mail. Style sheet The organizing committee plans to publish selected papers in the conference proceedings (minimum editing in cooperation with authors will take place where required). The papers of authors who do not present their papers during the conference cannot be published. The size of the full paper text including footnotes and bibliography should be between 10.000 and 20.000 characters including spaces (calculated e.g. by the MS Word feature). The text is to be sent to the organizing committee in electronic form (accepted formats are *.doc or *.rtf) by 01.11.2010. The model paper text is available at the homepage of the ASEM. It can also be sent per e mail upon request. Conference Fee The conference fee is 20 Euro (for participants who are not from countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States). The fee is to be paid upon registration. Addresses of the Conference 49005 Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk, Karl Marx avenue, 19. National Mining University, Department of Philosophy, lecture room 1/117. Phone (+38)0562-470211, fax (+38)0562-470835 Conference E-mail and Homepage For additional information about the conference, please send an e-mail to the conference organizers ( ). The latest information about the conference will be published at the homepage of the Association for the study of Esotericism and Mysticism (ASEM) http://asem.ucoz.org The Organizing Committee Chair: Prof. Dr. Julia Shabanova (Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine), Dr. Sergey Pakhomov (Saint-Petersburg, Russia) Members: Prof. Dr. Andrey Zabiyako (Blagoveshchensk, Russia), Prof. Dr. Igor Kozlovsky (Donetsk, Ukraine); Prof. Dr. Ludmila Filipovich (Kyiv, Ukraine), Prof. Dr. Birgit Menzel (Mainz, Germany); Dr. Yuriy Zavhorodniy (Kyiv, Ukraine); Dr. Sergey Kapranov (Kyiv, Ukraine); Vadim Zhdanov (Erlangen, Germany).


Interesting OP-ED piece in the New York Times yesterday. The cows-are-worse-than-cars proposition has really caught fire because it appeals both to vegetarians and to conservatives. I am biased, of course. I think the author of the piece did not emphasize strongly enough how much damage to the planet is done by tilling the soil. Mob-grazing cows on pasture is the fastest, lowest cost, earth-friendliest way to undo the damage. The meat produced is just a bonus.


SE Lab Publications: Patanamon Thongtanunam, Chakkrit Tantithamthavorn, Raula Gaikovina Kula, Norihiro Yoshida, Hajimu Iida and K. Matsumoto, Who Should Review My Code? a File Location-Based Code-Reviewer Recommendation Approach for Modern Code Review, March 2015.
Patanamon Thongtanunam, Chakkrit Tantithamthavorn, Raula Gaikovina Kula, Norihiro Yoshida, Hajimu Iida and K. Matsumoto, Who Should Review My Code? a File Location-Based Code-Reviewer Recommendation Approach for Modern Code Review, In Proceedings of The 22nd IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution, and Reengineering (SANER'15), 2015.
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1.Your College Success Journey Begins
1.1 Introduction to College Success
1.2 Adjustments for College Success
1.3 Centennial College Resources
2. Discover Yourself as a Learner
2.1 The Power to Learn
2.2 The Mindset of a Motivated Learner
2.3 Discover Your Learning Style and Strengths
2.4 Understanding Academic Honesty and APA Citations
2.5 Your Values, Personality and the Learning Process
3.Learning Strategies That Work
3.1 Study Skills and Learning
3.2 Improving Your Memory
3.3 Reading
3.4 Notetaking
3.5 Tests
4. Learn to Manage Time and Set Goals
4.1 Time Management in College
4.2 Procrastination and How to Avoid it
4.3 Time Management Strategies
4.4 Be SMART with Goal Setting
5. Professional Success and Digital Literacy
5.1 Professional Deportment
5.2 Employability Skills
5.3 Professional Cover Letter and Resume
5.4 Preparing for Field Placement
6. Self Care and Wellness
6.1 Physical and Mental Health
6.2 Sleep
Priti Parikh
6.4 Stress
6.5 Self-Care Strategies
6.6 Financial Management and Budgeting
Fundamentals for Success in College
"I would prefer even to fail with honor than win by cheating."
– Sophocles
Questions to consider:
What is academic Integrity and academic honesty?
Why is understanding the academic honesty policy so important as a college student?
Define academic honesty and common forms of academic dishonesty
Identify common scenarios that can lead to academic dishonesty, and possible consequences
Identify strategies for avoiding plagiarism
Outline the consequences of Breach of Academic Honesty procedure at Centennial College
Shortcutting Prohibited by Stephen Coles is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 2.0 license.
Academic Honesty and Dishonesty
At most educational institutions, "academic honesty" means demonstrating and upholding the highest integrity and honesty in all the academic work that you do. In short, it means doing your own work and not cheating, and not presenting the work of others as your own.
The following are some common forms of academic dishonesty prohibited by most academic institutions: Refer to the college's Academic Honesty and Plagiarism Policy
Cheating can take the form of looking over someone's shoulder during an exam, or any forbidden sharing of information between students regarding an exam or exercise.
Deception is providing false information to an instructor concerning an academic assignment. Examples of this include giving a dishonest excuse when asking for a deadline extension, or falsely claiming to have submitted work.
Fabrication is the falsification of data, information, or citations in an academic assignment. This includes making up citations to back up arguments or inventing quotations.
Plagiarism, as defined in the 1995 Random House Compact Unabridged Dictionary, is the "use or close imitation of the language and thoughts of another author and the representation of them as one's own original work." (source: https://guides.libraries.emory.edu/) In an academic setting, it is seen as the adoption or reproduction of original intellectual creations (such as concepts, ideas, methods, pieces of information or expressions, etc.) of another author (whether an individual, group, or organization) without proper acknowledgment. This can range from borrowing a particular phrase or sentence to paraphrasing someone else's original idea without citing it. Today, in our networked digital world, the most common form of plagiarism is copying and pasting online material without crediting the source.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYhGPHAnFak
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Common Forms of Plagiarism
According to "The Reality and Solution of College Plagiarism" created by the Health Informatics department of the University of Illinois at Chicago, there are ten main forms of plagiarism that students commit:
Submitting someone else's work as their own.
Taking passages from their own previous work without adding citations.
Rewriting someone's work without properly citing sources.
Using quotations, but not citing the source.
Interweaving various sources together in the work without citing.
Citing some, but not all passages that should be cited.
Melding together cited and uncited sections of the piece.
Providing proper citations, but failing to change the structure and wording of the borrowed ideas enough.
Inaccurately citing the source.
Relying too heavily on other people's work. Failing to bring original thought into the text.
As a college student, you are now a member of a scholarly community that values other people's ideas. In fact, you will routinely be asked to reference and discuss other people's thoughts and writing in the course of producing your own work. That's why it's so important to understand what plagiarism is and steps you can take to avoid it.
Below are some useful guidelines to help you avoid plagiarism and show academic honesty in your work:
Quotes: If you quote another work directly in your work, cite your source.
Paraphrase: If put someone else's idea into your own words, you still need to cite the author.
Visual Materials: If you cite statistics, graphs, or charts from a study, cite the source. Keep in mind that if you didn't do the original research, then you need to credit the person(s) or institution, etc. that did.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fk4dop-Zhc
The easiest way to make sure you don't accidentally plagiarize someone else's work is by taking careful notes as you research. If you are doing research on the Web, be sure to copy and paste the links into your notes so can keep track of the sites you're visiting. Be sure to list all the sources you consult.
Lastly, if you're in doubt about whether something constitutes plagiarism, cite the source or leave the material out. Better still, ask for help. Use the college's Library Guide to learn more about APA citation. Taking the time to seek advice is better than getting in trouble for not attributing your sources. Be honest about your ideas, and give credit where it's due.
Consequences of Plagiarism
In the academic world, plagiarism by students is usually considered a very serious offense that can result in punishments such as a failing grade on the particular assignment, the entire course, or even being expelled from the institution. Individual instructors and courses may have their own policies regarding academic honesty and plagiarism; statements of these can usually be found in the course syllabus or online course description.
Strengthen your understanding by participating in the following self paced activity.
Centennial College Library resource on Academic Honesty and Integrity
Welcome to Centennial's APA (American Psychological Association) Style Library Guide. Access the resources below to understand how to use the APA citation style accurately.
APA style Examples
APA style parts of a reference (colour coded samples)
Being dishonest can have major consequences that can affect you as a college student and also your life beyond college.
"Everyone cheats" and "It's no big deal at my college" cannot justify the act of cheating.
When you cheat, you are primarily cheating yourself.
Attributions and References
Academic Integrity for Students by Centennial College Libraries is licensed under a CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license unless otherwise stated
This chapter contains adaptations from:
Bruce, L. (2016). College Success. Provided by: Lumen Learning.
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'Call Me by Your Name' author: Don't be afraid of same-sex crushes
By Christian Gollayan
November 20, 2017 | 5:32pm
André Aciman, author of "Call Me By Your Name," played a cameo role in the film adaptation (right). Sigrid Estrada
"Call Me By Your Name," expected to be one of this year's Oscar favorites, came together because of a botched vacation.
It started in April 2005, when André Aciman's plans to take his wife and three sons to a Mediterranean villa fell through. Frustrated, the Upper West Side novelist and City University of New York professor started writing a love story set on the Italian Riviera in the mid-1980s.
"I was writing about a nice house with a pine alley … there was a young man in the house, basically a portrait of who I would be if I grew up in Italy," the 66-year-old, who grew up in Egypt, tells The Post. "And then there was a young man who comes in the picture … I wasn't planning on writing that kind of story. It just blossomed out of my own curiosity."
Written in just three months, "Call Me By Your Name" is a tender coming-of-age tale about Elio, a 17-year-old genius who falls in love with Oliver, a 24-year-old graduate student who's studying with Elio's professor father for the summer. When it was published in 2007, critics called it a modern gay classic, albeit one written by a writer who isn't gay. A film producer bought the rights to the story that same year.
Opening in New York Friday, the film stars Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet as the star-crossed lovers. Aciman, who has a brief cameo as Elio's family's friend, says he hopes the story's same-sex romance will resonate with everyone.
'Everybody assumes that if they suddenly have a stirring for the same sex that it's only them … that nobody feels this way, but we all do.'
"This is the biggest secret of humanity," he says. "Everybody assumes that if they suddenly have a stirring for the same sex that it's only them … that nobody feels this way, but we all do."
Despite some expressing concern about the seven-year gap between the lovers, Aciman sees nothing wrong with their love.
"[Their relationship] is so consensual, I don't even give it a second thought," he says. "There's clearly abuses out there, horrible abuses, but Elio is the one who asks and Oliver says, 'We can't do this. This is wrong.' We're not talking about 10-year-olds. [Elio] is almost 18. Would 18 have been a better age? I don't know."
Although director Luca Guadagnino made some changes when translating the book to the big screen, Aciman says he's happy with the final product. "The best scenes in the movie were right out of the book," he says. "How can I complain?"
He says one of his favorite moments is when Elio's father (Michael Stuhlbarg) tells his son the importance of being vulnerable in love: "I got a lot of mail from gay men in their 60s who basically said, 'This book moved me because I only wish my father said that to me.'"
Although the movie ends on the Hanukkah following Elio and Oliver's summer romance, the book closes 20 years later. Guadagnino's talked about making a sequel with the same cast, and Aciman says he's more than happy to collaborate.
"It's not really a sequel as it's the rest of the book," Aciman says. "If Guadagnino does the next movie, he wants to capture the nuances of that love because it's very absolute. They don't forget, they cannot put it behind them, they have other lives, but [the love] is there and it's not going away."
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Maria Fyodorovna Andreyeva (, Mariya Fyodorovna Andreyeva) was the stage name of Maria Fyodorovna Yurkovskaya () (4 July 1868 – 8 December 1953), a Russian/Soviet actress and Bolshevik administrator.

Early life
Her father, Fyodor Alexandrovich Fyodorov-Yurkovsky (, 1842–1915) was the director of the Alexandrinsky Theatre, and her mother was an actress. She followed into the steps of her parents. After drama school she went to Kazan, aged 18. She married Andrey Zhelyabuzhsky, who was her elder by 18 years. He was controller of the Kursk and Nizhny Novgorod railroads, but was also involved in theatre. The couple had two children, Yuri (1888–1955) and Yekaterina (born 1894). Yuri went on to become a film director.

Early career

After Zhelyabuzhsky received a new post, the family moved to Tiflis, where she had success as an actress. They next moved to Moscow, where Andreyeva worked with Konstantin Stanislavski at the Moscow Art Theatre. She made her Moscow debut on 15 December 1894. She enjoyed great success.

Andreyeva took an interest in Marxist literature and she secretly joined the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. In 1902, she decided to leave acting. In 1900, she met Maxim Gorky in Sevastopol the first time. In 1903 she became his common-law wife.

Gorky and Andreyeva left Russia in 1906 and traveled around the United States, and then settled in Capri, Italy. While in Capri, Gorky was involved in the Vpered group but Andreyeva fell out with Anna Aleksandrovna Lunacharskaya, wife of Anatoly Lunacharsky and sister of Alexander Bogdanov.

Career in theatrical administration

Already by 1914, she was active in attempts to promote classical theatre to the masses. Only after the October Revolution did these endeavours bear fruits. Between 1918 and 1921, she was Commissar of Theaters and Public Shows in Petrograd. She was instrumental in the establishment of the Bolshoi Drama Theater, which opened in 1919. In January that year, Anatoly Lunacharsky nominated her as his deputy in his role of head of art section of the Narkompros in Petrograd. The Petrograd Soviet refused to confirm her nomination, but Vladimir Lenin intervened in her favor and the appointment went ahead.

In 1920, Lunacharsky offered her the position of head of TEO, the theatre department of Narkompros, in Moscow, but she refused.

Later career
In 1921 she traveled abroad selling antiques and works of art, and from 1922 she represented the Commissariat of Foreign Trade in relation to the film industry, spending some time with the Soviet trade delegation in Berlin. During this period she separated from Gorky. Between 1931 and 1948, she held the post of Director of the House of Scientists in Moscow.

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1868 births
1953 deaths
20th-century Russian actresses
Communist Party of the Soviet Union members
Russian Social Democratic Labour Party members
Maxim Gorky
Recipients of the Order of Lenin
Recipients of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour
Russian artists' models
Russian stage actresses
Soviet stage actresses
Burials at Novodevichy Cemetery

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