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Clothing/Jewelry Description A red short-sleeved shirt and a white skirt OR a red blouse and beige pants.
Distinguishing Characteristics African-American female. Brown hair, brown eyes. Maull's hair was shoulder-length and straight in 1982. Her ears are pierced and she has birthmarks on her right arm.
Maull was last seen in Birmingham, Alabama on May 26, 1982. She spoke to her attorney at 9:00 a.m.; she was due in court that morning for a hearing on her divorce.
She never arrived for the hearing, however, and has never been heard from again. After her disappearance, her car was found near a Captain D's restaurant in the 1100 block of 3rd Avenue west.
Maull was born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee and graduated from Knoxville College in 1975. Most of her relatives live in the Knoxville area, and the Knox County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is investigating her disappearance.
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Camping les Deux Fontaines is in a great spot to make the most of the south Brittany coastline. If it's water sports you're after, you'll be spoilt for choice with the options available nearby. One mile from the campsite is the Névez Surfing School and four miles from the campsite there are two sailing schools – Cap Sailing and Cardinale Sud. The traditional Breton towns of Quimper, Concarneau, Fouesnant and Bénodet are all within an hour's drive from the campsite. Be sure to try some traditional crêpes!
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England (MNN) — Faith Comes By Hearing (FCBH) is pleased to announce a new expansion of a longtime partnership with United Bible Societies (UBS). The two Christian organizations, each committed to providing God's Word to all the peoples of the world, have agreed to a collaboration that will lay the groundwork for unprecedented access to digital Bible text and audio. This is accomplished by an agreement that brings together UBS's Digital Bible Library and FCBH's Digital Bible Project in a way that will leverage technology for greater access, while also improving efficiency and reducing duplication of work and services.
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Jerry Jackson, FCBH founder and president, states, "We have deep respect for every member represented by United Bible Societies and all of the translation ministries we have partnered with the past forty years. Over 200 years of determined commitment to translation and Bible distribution is testimony to God's anointing on their work to provide His Word in all spoken languages of the world."
Jackson continues, "It has been our privilege to follow behind and record their translations, especially for the visually impaired and those unable to read. Our hope is that this formal collaboration will make God's Word more readily available to all who want it."
Michael Perreau, UBS Global General Secretary responded, "FCBH have been faithful servants to the Bible cause, making the Word of God available to so many through their audio ministry. They have consistently shown leadership in the application of new technology to the challenge of reaching all peoples with God's Word. FCBH makes a very significant contribution towards our global goal of ensuring all illiterate and sight-impaired men, women and children have the opportunity to hear the Gospel."
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public abstract class TimerTask
extends Object
implements Runnable

A task that can be scheduled for one-time or repeated execution by a Timer.

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Creates a new timer task.

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cancel()

Cancels this timer task.

abstract void
run()

The action to be performed by this timer task.

long
scheduledExecutionTime()

Returns the scheduled execution time of the most recent
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protected TimerTask()

Creates a new timer task.

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public abstract void run()

The action to be performed by this timer task.

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public boolean cancel()

Cancels this timer task.  If the task has been scheduled for one-time
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Returns the scheduled execution time of the most recent
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Album Walkthrough: Huntly – 'Low Grade Buzz'
POOLSIDE bangers about emancipation and regeneration. Downtempo existential meditations. Songs about shifts at shitty supermarkets set to experimental garage beats.
Melbourne trio Huntly – Elspeth Scrine, Andrew McEwan and Charlie Teitelbaum – have poured themselves into their debut full-length album Low Grade Buzz.
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'SMU'
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Charlie: You can hear the sounds of the album, and the sounds of us making the album, all in in the first few seconds. We wanted the start and end of the project to speak to each other in some way. As El sings on this track, this is a "project of documentation", and it's almost a manifesto for the project. These words could convey both our own, intimate personal relationship, as well as setting up our relationship with the listener. We wanted the production on the track to run with this idea, too. You can hear us constantly re-hashing, re-interpreting and reframing our conversations against the lyrics. A constant and open "project of documentation".
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'Giving Circle'
Elspeth: Having a choir of mates come and join us in the studio for the opening verse of this song was one of my highlights, especially because the song's about social dynamics and how they play out after a break up. Musically I have been inspired by Conor and Barnaby of Fortunes since their first release [2015's Hoodie EP], and I just wanted to have a song that hit that shared space of emotional but upbeat and accessible R&B the way they do. What Andy did with the beat and production of the second verse of this song is pretty much my favourite moment of the album. I die for my harmony in the line, "I'll admit that the strain of the world, the pain of the world, it doesn't distract me all the time" – if I do say so myself.
Charlie: Quincy Jones!
'Vitamin'
Andrew: I couldn't get this groove out my head – I played it aloud once at a rehearsal and we all jammed over the top. Almost everything you hear in this track came out of that jam.
Elspeth: Mmm this groove is amazing. I know it's left-of-field so it'll never be a single, but I love this song.
Charlie: I know the words initially meant something different but whenever El sings, "In the places that remind you that you're actually on a planet", I feel the music is coming from another swampy planet far away. And like somehow we've just come across it and are reacting to it like "woah". I was responding to that and the liminal spaces of the creative process.
'Wait (37 Degrees)'
Charlie: 'Wait (37 Degrees)' has a long origin story. Originally written in the studio out the back of my dad's place on a really hot day, it became very rooted in time and place. It's both manic and quiet at the same time. For me it was all about tension. I wanted to make a song that was very rooted in the silence of in-between spaces, manifesting most of its power from the voice. The voice is my favourite instrument. The words of the song imagines a dream parable in which I am present at the point of colonisation of this country, tied to key moments in my family's history. It tackles the idea of being disembodied with history, so the weightless nature and erratic movement of the production are key to the track.
'Wiggle'
Elspeth: Poolside banger about emancipation and regeneration. I just wanted to write a break-up song that was also an accessible dance track. Then Charlie wrote his parts and it became this high drama interactive little dance we use now to open our set. Not to mention the music video which we got to shoot with professional gymnasts.
Charlie: I wanted the the relationship between the two voices to sound conversational, but still dramatic. I think we nailed it.
Elspeth: We nailed it.
'Dusk, Pt. 1′ / 'Dusk, Pt. 2'
Charlie: I wanted to try and write a simple R&B love song, inspired by my favourite (and the most romantic) hour: Dusk. I think this is what the colours of dusk what sound like, no? This is my most romantic song. It's about the conflict between falling in love with someone wholly and fully, but also trying to maintain complete control over your sense of self. The struggle of love in your youth. The tension between being young and self-centered but also sharing an emotional ground with someone else.
While part one is hopeful, part two becomes desperate. When the sun sets on the romantic and thick air of dusk, you are thrown into darkness/Into part 2/Into the club/In this frenetic setting things become desperate and increasingly chaotic.
'AUR'
Andrew: this was born from a beat I had that I always thought of as "experimental garage".
Elspeth: I loved the beat Andy had created for this track from the moment they played it to us, and I went home and wrote the lyrics to work over the top – it's the first time we've ever made a song like that. It's about being 14 years old, working at a shitty supermarket in the suburbs of Brisbane, with a boss who abused his power with me. I never really understood what that experience was until I processed it through writing the lyrics to this song. I don't know if it sounds out of place compared to the more cute or clean emotional tracks of the record, but I don't really mind.
'Drop Gear'
Elspeth: This song is about queerness and identity and desperation and a really complex relationship, and I think the music underneath kind of reflects that sense of emotionality and chaos. I went to Sydney and made a music video for this song with two queer art directors. We went to the footy and the club and filmed the rest in a bedroom, and I think we captured it all perfectly.
'Low Grade Buzz'
Elspeth: My favourite track, the title track; the downtempo existential meditation. Filled with snippets from iPhone recordings and samples, recorded on a keyboard I bought from an op shop and wrote the song on while I was overseas. The Big Kahuna.
Charlie: I made the synth a character in this track. Like it was personifying that "low grade buzz". Constantly interrupting. I liked the disruptive nature of it; it's not easy to sit with, like lots of these feelings in life. I kind of think of it like a duet, between El and their own feelings.
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I recently watched a fascinating documentary jointly broadcast on the Sundance Channel and Court TV. The Human Behavior Experiments was directed by Alex Gibney (who also made the excellent Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room). Now I can't stop thinking about it.
In the compass of an hour, Gibney and his collaborators touched down on many of social psychology's most important formal experiments (and "accidental" learning experiences): Stanley Milgram's famous early-sixties experiment in obedience, in which 2/3 of his subjects obeyed an authority figure even though they believed themselves to be administering near-fatal shocks to others; Philip Zimbardo's 1971 experiment in which student "guards" quickly descended into brutality when placed in a situation of dominance over fellow student "prisoners" (this is one of the first things I wrote about when I started this blog just over two years ago); the 1964 New York murder of Kitty Genovese, where 38 witnesses stood at their windows watching her be fatally stabbed; and more recent events, leading up to the dehumanizing acts at Abu Ghraib, which perfectly reproduced the results of Zimbardo's prison experiment.
A 1968 study by John Darley and Bibb Latané showed that when a lone test subject learned through a phone connection between the two that another person was in physical distress, the first subject generally sought help right away. But when several voices could be heard through the phone line, the subject delayed seeking help, sometimes forever. Darley and Latané discovered that how long a subject waited to offer help was in inverse proportion to how many others they believed to be involved. Some call this "the Genovese effect," suggesting that it was the fact that so many people watched Kitty Genovese's attack that stopped any of them from acting even by calling the police. Our will to action is clearest when we believe responsibility rests solely with ourselves.
All the experimenters interviewed agreed on one stark point: most people will go along with immoral or degrading orders or sit back while others are harmed. Even though you and I may think we would be the exceptions, time after time, the odds indicate that in such situations, the average person is far more likely than not to go along with the bad guys.
Philip Zimbardo pointed out that almost every general and Defense Department spokesperson commenting on Abu Ghraib made reference to the culpability of "a few bad apples," but in truth, he said, it was the barrel itself—the social container of rules, authorities and expectations—that was rotten.
This seems like a pretty straightforward moral lesson, no? But I can't say I ever saw it quite this way before. In my formative years, no one said to me, "Know that you will do this unless you take pains in advance, preparing yourself to withstand such pressure."
Stanley Milgram was led into his obedience experiment by the Nazis' attempted extermination of the Jews and others who deviated from their racial norms. He might as well have been inspired by slavery or the trail of tears or the internment of Japanese Americans. How could so many otherwise normal, good people do these things?
Like every other Jewish kid of my generation, I was taught about the Holocaust. I sat in on quite a few discussions of ethical questions framed in its image: were German soldiers justified in defending their actions by saying they were "just following orders"? What would you do if your commanding officer gave such an order? But even though such questions had a keen emotional intensity for my family, these thought-experiments were a little bit abstract. I would never be a solider, I was sure. I would never allow myself to be in that situation, so it was moot. Meanwhile, every day in school brought another lesson in obedience to authority; and every insubordination brought punishment. Sow these lessons and reap the result: biddable personalities like the young soldiers at Abu Ghraib, Haditha and Guantanamo.
I think it's time to change the lesson plan.
Now I feel like running outside and corralling the kids I hear playing in the street. "Listen to me," I imagine myself saying, "if anyone ever tells you to hurt or degrade another person, refuse, no matter who it is." And when they say that will never happen to them, I see myself telling them about the experiments, just so they know: "This is the default setting," I explain, "most people will go along with the boss or the crowd. If you want to be the exception, you have to start practicing now."
All of us.
December 21, 2010 arlene
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This famous fried snack from Indian subcontinent are well liked and enjoyed around the globe. Mostly they are deep fried and stuffed with vegetarian or non vegetarian fillings.
If you are looking for an alternative way to eat them, this Baked Veggie Samosa is the solution. These are stuffed with fresh vegetables I have on hand, capsicum, carrot, potato and tomato.
When mixing the dough, add water little by little. You may not need to add the specified amount as per the recipe.
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A delightful mini bite made with bread slices, can be filled with all sorts of yummy filling.
Made these Quiche Bread Cups with white sandwich bread but you could choose other type of bread too.
Use microwave to warm up the bread, if you don't have a microwave oven, you may steam them. This procedure makes the bread soft and easy to shape without tearing.
This time I chose capsicum and tomato plus a hint of chili powder to lift the flavor but feel free to include other vegetables and other spices you prefer.
Other add in I would suggest are cooked chicken, bacon or tuna. If you love cheese, you may add a quarter cup of shredded cheese over the top of these Quiche Bread Cups.


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Trump interview on CBS: Ahead of Super Bowl, president calls football "dangerous," would have a "hard time" letting son Barron play football
President Trump says he would have a "hard time" allowing his 12-year-old son Barron to play football amid growing concerns over the safety of the sport. Mr. Trump sat down with "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan for a wide-ranging interview ahead of Super Bowl LIII.
"I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football — I mean, it's a dangerous sport and I think it's really tough. I thought the equipment would get better, and it has. The helmets have gotten far better but it hasn't solved the problem," Mr. Trump said.
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The NFL announced last week that concussions were down 29 percent in 2018, from 190 a year ago to 135 this season.
Mr. Trump's relationship with the NFL has been fraught with tension during his time in office. Amid growing protests against racial injustice led by NFL players on the sidelines of pro games, the president has said players should be forced to stand as the national anthem played, claiming players were being disrespectful to the American flag and service members.
"You can't be kneeling for the national anthem. You have to respect our flag and our country. I want that as president and I'd want that as a citizen," Mr. Trump said. "But they haven't been kneeling and they have been respecting the flag and their ratings have been terrific ever since. And a lot of good things happened."
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MetroPCS Expands Joyn Availability to More Android Phones
Dec 3, 2012, 11:41 AM by Eric M. Zeman
MetroPCS today indicated that its joyn service can now be used on a wider range of its Android handsets. The service initially launched on the Samsung Galaxy Attain 4G. It now also works on the Samsung Galaxy S III and S Lightray 4G; the LG Connect 4G and Motion 4G; the ZTE Anthem 4G; and the Coolpad Quattro 4G. Joyn is a standards-based Android application that collects and merges messaging services, such as IM and SMS. The app lets users conduct threaded text conversations and supports presence, which lets users know when their friends are available. It also makes it easier to share photo and video content when the user is on an active phone call (this is traditionally not possible on CDMA-based devices). Last, it lets MetroPCS customers make voice and video calls to other joyn users via Wi-Fi.
MetroPCS Launches Rich Communication Services
Oct 31, 2012, 9:29 AM by Eric M. Zeman updated Oct 31, 2012, 10:33 AM
MetroPCS today launched Rich Communication Services, or RCS, under the joyn brand. Joyn is a standards-based Android application that collects and merges messaging services, such as IM and SMS. The app lets users conduct threaded text conversations and supports presence, which lets users know when their friends are available. It also makes it easier to share photo and video content when the user is on an active phone call (this is traditionally not possible on CDMA-based devices). Last, it lets MetroPCS customers make voice and video calls to other joyn users via Wi-Fi. The service will first be available on the Samsung Galaxy Attain. MetroPCS said 10 more handsets will be joyn-enabled by the end of November. The service is meant to coax users into using the carrier-branded messaging tools rather than replacement services from the likes of Skype, iMessage, Google Talk, and others.
MetroPCS Revives $40 Smartphone Plan
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MetroPCS today announced that is once again offering a $40 plan to all 4G LTE smartphones within its portfolio. This plan had previously been available only for the Samsung Craft, which MetroPCS ceased to sell in December. The new $40 monthly plan includes unlimited talk, text, 4G web browsing, and 100MB of streaming media. Customers may also choose the $50 or $60 monthly plans, which add access to more streaming media.
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MetroPCS today announced the Samsung Galaxy Attain 4G, a new Android smartphone that supports MetroPCS's Long Term Evolution 4G network. The Attain 4G runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread, has a 3.5-inch display, and is powered by a 1GHz processor. The Attain 4G has a 3.2-megapixel main camera with LED flash and a 1.3-megapixel user-facing camera with Google Talk video chat software. The Attain 4G will cost $199.99 after $50 rebate, and will be available from MetroPCS stores and MetroPCS's web site in the next few weeks. Voice, messaging, and data plans start at $50 per month.


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When I was visiting my son on Vashon Island, in the Puget Sound, he told me one evening that we were going on an adventure (unspecified) and that I should dress, for instance, as though for canoeing: a bathing suit, maybe, but something warm, too. The directions were vague, and, anyway, when we got in the car, the canoe wasn't with us. He couldn't mean I would be swimming, could he, not at that hour, not in the Puget Sound? Walking in the starlight? Then why the swimsuit? It was all very mysterious.
It was like creating Van Gogh's starry sky with a sweep of my arms or conducting a silent orchestra with Tinkerbell's wand.
Just at the edge of dark we parked at a beach on Quartermaster Harbor and walked up the driveway of Fat Cat Paddle Boards. There I learned the nature of the adventure: we would paddle into the bay to see the bioluminescence of the Puget Sound—the emission of light by otherwise invisible marine organisms.
I tugged myself excitedly into the wetsuit I was given, then followed Ela, four other adventurers, and Reed, our guide, down to the beach, where we climbed onto our paddle boards and paddled, under a dark sky and over black-mirror water, into the bay.
Lights of a few houses glowed in the distance. Occasionally the beam from a car's headlights glinted beyond the bay. A small yacht lay at anchor in front of us, barely visible in the dark, barely rocking in the windless sea. Scattered stars shone between hazy clouds. Seven silhouettes of stand-up paddlers drifted slowly over the dark water.
Reed told us to swish our paddles in the water. When I did, I gasped. Hundreds of tiny sparks swirled around my paddle. I was enchanted, but when Reed said, "The real thrill is to be in the water," I slipped immediately off the board into the darkness below me, where I found the real enchantment.
I swirled my arms, and bioluminescence swirled like sparks. I kicked my feet, and the sea lit up as though I had disturbed a nest of lightning bugs. It was like swimming through stars. It was like kicking sparks from burning logs. It was like creating Van Gogh's starry sky with a sweep of my arms or conducting a silent orchestra with Tinkerbell's wand: music transformed into light. I kept my begoggled face underwater to see the lights more sharply. When I stopped kicking and came up for breath, everything went as dark underwater as the sky overhead. I did surface dives, swirled my arms, kicked my feet, marched in place, conducted my silent orchestra, swam through galaxies, fireworks, twinkling lights by the millions, and brilliantly glowing, billowing, underwater clouds.
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Since I was going to be up North around the Christopher Creek area camping for the weekend I decided to set up another cache. I visit this area 5-6 times a year so I thought this to be a great place for a cache. I visit the neighboring R-C Scout Camp which is also the home of The American Cancer Society's camp "Camp Sunrise" which I volunteer for. It is a camp for kids who have or have had cancer and also their siblings. If you are interested check out their web site for more info.
This cache is located near one end of Box Canyon which has some amazing views. Christopher Creek runs through the canyon which provides some great swimming holes during the summer. During the winter there can be snow found around this area as there was when I placed the cache, this makes the scenery even more beautiful.
where you can cross the creek or venture down it for a swim. To find the cache you do not need to cross the creek but should check out. You can follow the trails to this point or take them to a point close to the cache or try just finding it cross country. The area around the cache becomes kind of thick with scrub brush and few cactus so not sure if cross country would be to easy. I usually access the area from the camp property so don't know to much details about the trails coming down to the area, but I have seen many people doing it for 13 years so they have to be there. The camp is private property so please respect that, ***DO NOT GO INTO THE CAMP*** it is closed to the public, so please ***DO NOT TRESPASS*** You can hike up the creek to the east that is public, the camp property stops at the creek There are some interesting things to check that way.
During the summer this area usually has visitors on the weekend so care might need to be taken not to be seen. I believe I have placed the cache in an area that should be pretty secluded. The cache is located in a small ammo box hidden down between some rocks and is only visible if you are practically on top of it. There is a huge dead looking scraggly tree next to the cache.
Mr. Potato Head is located in this cache along with a bunch of other prizes. I kept meaning to get him to another cache sooner but I kept for getting about him. He is out on his journeys once again... There are some updated pictures of his adventures on his web page too... If no one visits him in along time maybe I will retrieve him on a later visit to camp and bring him back to a valley cache to be picked up to continue his journey.


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Students are provided with a well-balanced, child-centred education experience.
The College offers a caring, supportive environment that enables students to learn according to individual learning strengths and readiness. We have both extension and support programs to ensure equity of access to our extensive curriculum opportunities.
The curriculum includes an evidence-based literacy and numeracy program, a wide range of arts and science related subjects, and many opportunities for involvement in sporting and cultural activities. Teachers meet regularly to plan and review all aspects of learning and programs delivered at the College and, wherever appropriate, specialist teachers work to complement the classroom program. Specialist subjects include Music, Choir, Materials and Design, Library, Chinese and Physical Education.
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More than a fifth of India's population lacks access to electricity, posing a major development challenge. India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised to bring affordable access to electricity to all of these people by 2019.
While Modi has committed to increasing renewable generation, India is also increasing coal production. India is the world's third-largest coal producer and its second-largest coal importer.
This is creating a growing tension between development and India's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change.
The world economy is changing faster than ever and Asia is at the forefront of its transformation. The growth, led by China over the past decade and more recently by India, shows that Asia has significant progress to make. But there are enormous challenges in realising the dream of the Asian Century.
For instance, in India, 22% of the population is living below the national poverty level. Only 47% of the households have access to a toilet, while 105 million people lack access to clean drinking water and 240 million people don't have access to electricity.
But there is also bright news for India. The country's economy is growing quickly and will soon surpass China's. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), in its recent interim economic outlook, has predicted that India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will grow by 7.4% in 2016 and 7.3% in 2017.
In his electoral victory speech, Modi promised a "shining India" of new hopes and aspirations. The reality, however, is far more complex.
Resources are the focal point of this tension, particularly the increasing demand for energy. India's energy demands will increase significantly, driven by rapid urbanisation, improved electricity access and an expanding manufacturing base.
Energy security is closely linked with food and water security, which are the backbones of the nation and a growing challenge in the face of climate change.
Indian government and businesses are addressing these issues by managing supply, increasing production of coal-based thermal plants and growing renewable energy sources. Coal supplies around half of India's total energy supply.
Will constraints on resources, particularly access to affordable coal, disrupt India's economic growth?
India is the world's third-largest producer of coal for electricity. While production has increased over the past few decades, the pace of growth has been insufficient to meet demand. Consequently, India has become more reliant on imported coal.
India's thermal coal imports have increased from almost zero in the 1990s to having it overtake Japan as the world's second-largest importer in 2013. The Indian government seems to promise adequate supply to its coal-fired electricity generation capacity by expanding its coal production as well as encouraging imports.
For example, the power and coal minister, Piyush Goyal, stated last year that the nation would step up domestic production and stop imports of coal for electricity (not coal for manufacturing) by 2017. However, growing economic growth and population may not allow this.
The Modi government's plans to give access to affordable electricity to all Indians within the next five years cannot be achieved without importing coal. During the recent visit of India's energy minister to Australia, the minister admitted that the country will need more coal imports, possibly including from Australia.
Although in the short term the case for Australian coal in India may be weakening due to the current global economic slowdown, India will have to rely on imported coal at least in the immediate future to increase its economic growth. This is reflected by the case of Adani, which is trying to develop a huge Carmichael coal mine in Queensland to supply India with thermal coal.
India's domestic production of coal is constrained for a variety of reasons. India's coal reserves are not only insufficient but also unevenly distributed among regions.
A further challenge related to the energy sector is a lack of private participation. Until 2014 coal mining was allowed only for government and private companies directly using coal for electricity and manufacturing.
The Modi government amended this rule to enable private companies to mine coal for sale in the open market. This may help create a more favourable coal market for both foreign and domestic investors and increase domestic production.
Although the Modi government is keen to increase production of domestic coal mines through privatisation, challenges still remain, such as pollution. The costs associated with pollution from coal-fired power stations are very large, as we can see from China.
China's health minister from 2007-13, Chen Zhu, stated that lung cancer is now the leading cause of death in China as a result of pollution. This required China to spend an extra US$278 billion over five years to control pollution, mainly caused by coal-fired power plants.
India will have to tackle a very similar situation in the future. Hence, coal energy consumption is likely to be one of the defining issues of India's economy in the 21st century, particularly the way in which the nation simultaneously addresses climate change and access to energy.
This is the fifth article in our series on the past, present and future of coal. Look out for others in the coming days.


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In a recent devotional, the key verse was, "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows" James 1:17 (NIV).
The past several months have been absolutely crazy: economic and social shutdowns; being told not to wear a mask; being told we must wear a mask; flattening the curve; trying to reopen our communities and churches; concern over virus spread; the threat of potential repeated shutdowns—these events, among others, seem like "shifting shadows" do they not? Life is full of such things, but some stand out more than others. I'm grateful we serve a God who never changes and is steadfastly reliable in working for our good in all circumstances of life.
As director of P&B, I am regularly reminded of God's goodness and the faithfulness of His people. We make it a priority to reach out to each retiree on their birthday and recognize couples for reaching major wedding anniversary milestones, so it's not unusual for them to respond in handwritten cards, letters, and notes (yes, some people still put pen to paper); and in emails and personal conversations. I recently visited with a retiree who was 93 years old. I am confident he has twice the energy of someone half his age, and he spoke similar words of gratitude for the work of our office and our church. These faithful ones have given their lives to serve the Lord, and we honor their service with a monthly pension to supplement their retirement income.
In most cases, the Basic Pension our retirees receive under the Defined Benefit Plan is not much in terms of today's cost of living requirements. We wish it could be more, but the pension was always intended to supplement a retiree's income, not replace it. Despite that reality, the feedback from these precious men and women is filled with heartfelt thanks and gratitude.
Besides assisting those under the Basic Plan, P&B Fund allocation payments allow the Church of the Nazarene to support Annual Pension Supplements (APS) into the 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan accounts of currently active ministers.
In addition to retirement benefits, we provide basic life and disability insurance, as well as supplemental coverage, if desired, along with benevolence assistance to ministers and their families in times of emergencies.
I am regularly reminded of God's goodness and the faithfulness of His people.
None of this would be possible without the support of faithful Nazarenes from across the United States in support of our P&B Fund through local churches and districts.
In my first eNews column (November 2019), I explained how a Nazarene layman once provided me with needed funds for college. That was 38 years ago, but I still hear his words as if they were spoken this morning, "This is not a loan, and it's not a gift. It's an investment in your life."
That is the same message we communicate, collectively, as a denomination when we support the P&B Fund through our connectional allocations, but with one major difference—the man who gave me money for college did so believing it would result in added value in my life sometime in the future. The payment of P&B allocations do serve as an investment in the future of active pastors, but they also honor the significant value that has already been provided by retired ministers over a lifetime of service to our Lord and His Church.
I am often asked about the status of the P&B Fund. When the Defined Benefit Plan was closed to new participants at the beginning of 1996, it was not fully funded, which meant the payment of future pension obligations was dependent upon future funding. There are 7,500 participants in the plan today, and it currently expends 15% of its available assets annually for pension payment obligations and administrative costs (which are less than 2% of this amount).
Each year an independent actuarial valuation of the pension plan is used to measure our progress and prepare a financial projection. Utilizing conservative assumptions, the most recent projection estimated full funding by the end of 2037. I believe we are capable of reaching that goal in 10 years or less, if annual support for the P&B Fund remains at recent levels.
What happens once the plan is fully funded? For starters, we reconsider the budget allocation formula and honor the commitment to restore the .25% portion shifted away from the Education Fund in 2012. We would then be in a stronger position to evaluate the potential for increases in the level of pension payments and APS for 403(b) recipients.
Our constant reality is that none of this happens without faithful Nazarenes investing in the lives of those upon whose shoulders we now stand. Thank you for helping us to continue to honor and "serve those who serve" through your giving to the P&B Fund.
Kevin P. Gilmore serves as director of Pensions and Benefits USA for the Church of the Nazarene.
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Edward C. Luck (17 October 1948 - 16 February 2021) was an American professor, author, and expert in international relations. He served as the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Adviser on the Responsibility to Protect between 2008 and 2012, appointed at the Assistant Secretary-General level. He was replaced by Jennifer Welsh of Canada. Previously he was Vice President of the International Peace Institute as well as the director of the Center on International Organization of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.  He also served as Dean of the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies at the University of San Diego between 2012 and 2013. From 2015 to 2021 Luck was the Arnold A. Saltzman Professor of Professional Practice in International and Public Affairs at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.  He also served on the International Advisory Board of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect.

Biography
Luck received his BA in international relations from Dartmouth College. He earned his MA, MPh, and PhD in political science from Columbia University, as well as an MIA from Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs and a Certificate of the Harriman Institute.

From 1984 to 1994 Luck was the president and CEO of the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA); he was president emeritus of that organization from 1994 to 1998). Between December 1995 and July 1997, Luck was a senior consultant to the Department of Administration and Management of the United Nations, and a staff director of the General Assembly's Open-Ended High-Level Working Group on the Strengthening of the United Nations System.

Before joining the faculty at Columbia as Professor of Practice in International and Public Affairs, Luck founded and was executive director of the Center for the Study of International Organization, a research institute jointly established by the New York University School of Law and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs of Princeton University.

United Nations
On 21 February 2008 Luck was appointed Special Adviser at the Assistant Secretary-General level to the United Nations by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. Luck was responsible for developing the three-pillar approach to the practical implementation of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and was widely considered as one of the leading international scholars of the emerging norm. He also wrote and spoke widely about the "individual responsibility to protect" - the collective responsibility all human beings to take meaningful practical action to protect one another from genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

Luck has testified before Congress on arms control, defense, foreign policy, Russian and East Asian affairs, and United Nations reform and peacekeeping. He has also published dozens of articles in Foreign Policy, the Washington Quarterly, Current History, Disarmament, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, The Christian Science Monitor, International Herald Tribune, USA Today, and Newsday.

Personal
Luck was married with one daughter. He died on 16 February 2021 at his home in Briarcliff Manor, New York.

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"Tackling Terrorism" in The UN Security Council: from the Cold War to the 21st century, David M. Malone, ed. Lynne Rienner Pub, 2004, pp. 85ff. .
"The Uninvited Challenge: Terrorism targets the United Nations" in Multilateralism Under Challenge: Power, international order, and structural change, Edward Newman, Ramesh Thakur, and John Tirman, eds. Tokyo: United Nations University and the Social Science Research Council, 2006, pp. 336–355. .
"A Council for All Seasons: The Creation of the Security Council and Its Relevance Today" in The United Nations Security Council and War: The Evolution of Thought and Practice since 1945, Vaughan Lowe, Adam Roberts, Jennifer Welsh and Dominik Zaum, eds. Oxford University press, May 2010, .

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"IPI's Edward C. Luck Tells Al Jazeera: Good Reason to Believe Crimes Against Humanity Have Occurred in Libya"

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Rafa Benitez: Manchester City game crucial to Liverpool FC ambitions
RAFAEL BENITEZ admits Liverpool's clash with Manchester City today is "make or break" to their hopes of ensuring Champions League football next season.
City, now the world's richest club, have made no secret of their desire to gatecrash the top four and gain a place among the Champions League elite.
At the moment the most vulnerable member of the established 'big four' are Liverpool, who are floundering outside the top six and are also at risk of missing out on the last 16 of this year's Champions League.
The stakes are very high for boss Benitez, who said: "This is a big game, an important game. But then all Liverpool games are important. But this could be described as a make-or-break game for our season.
"We are aware of City's ambitions. They have spent some money on good players and they also have a good manager with experience.
"It will be tough, and important for us to win, particularly with the Champions League game away to Debrecen next week. A good win will give us all confidence for that.
"We want to progress and we want to be higher in the table. We want to continue playing big teams and playing for something important.
"But it is too early to talk about final league positions, but clearly it is a big game for both clubs.
"But we must be confident we can win.
"I am not amongst the managers, 80% I am told, in the Premier League who believe City will finish in the top four. We will be in the top four."
He added: "We have to play well, and if we can play at the same level we had to beat Manchester United, we can beat anyone.
"I am not concerned about what critics say, only what is going on in my dressing room and the performance of my team.
"We have to win to get closer to the top of the table. We must keep winning to stay close to City, Aston Villa, Tottenham. If we do that it will give the players confidence.
"If we win games, and we have players back from injury, it will help create a very positive mood at the club.
"The aim is to kick-start our season. We must improve and a win will be a real lift for everyone."
He added: "We know City have money and they have spent a lot, but we must not just keep looking at what they are doing.
"We have to concentrate on what we can do on the pitch against them, but I accept they are doing a good job.
"What we have to do is to keep going, keep playing at our best. We are not in a good position in the table or in the Champions League.
"But we cannot change what has already happened, we need to win two or three games and the attitude will be totally different, with the fans and players having more belief.
"It is normally against good teams that we do best because the games are more open. We did it against Manchester United, and we aim to do the same to City."


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Maciej is a backend developer at AppUnite, where he's been using Elixir for almost 3 years now. Currently, he's mainly interested in broadly defined complexity theory and general systems thinking, which he tries to apply to both developing software and creating better teams.
Error-free Elixir
Error handling can greatly increase the complexity of the system. In Elixir, the default way of reducing the error-handling code is to use the "Let it crash!" approach. But there's another way.
In this talk, you'll learn how to eliminate errors by redefining the operation semantics, all supported by real-life examples. By doing so, you'll be able to not only reduce the need for error handling, but also simplify the entire codebase, make it smaller, more testable and easier to understand.
Teach how we can reduce the amount of error-handling code.
All Elixir developers - because we're way too used to using error tuples and this should change.
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The big ball of nouns
All projects tend to get more difficult to maintain with time. Sure, Elixir and Functional Programming can make things much simpler, but after many months, the complexity will creep in anyway. Why is that? The code is just a set of functions, without the complexity associated with Object Oriented languages. So what's wrong?
You see, the code is not the whole story. Each code has to operate on some data, which tends to introduce a lot of coupling, no matter the paradigm. With real-world examples, I'll show you how you can reduce this additional complexity by focusing on behaviour, instead of data. You'll learn how to prevent your entities for growing and becoming too coupled. After the talk, I hope you will have concrete ideas on how to make your application more modular, easier to change, test, understand and reason about.
Everybody knows that good boundaries make software easier to work with. In the Elixir community, Phoenix Contexts put a lot of emphasis on this. The problem is finding these boundaries, when everything seems to be so connected together, especially when the project grows.
Maciej wants to show how you can make this boundaries stronger by focusing on behaviour, instead of data/entities. This approach usually leads to much smaller and better isolated parts, which are really fun to work with. To do so, Maciej will show some examples (taken from real-life projects) and describe the mindset he uses when designing the architecture.
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It's scary out there! Discovering distributed systems in Elixir (ADVANCED)
Elixir is often advertised as a great platform for building multi-node applications. While there's some truth in that, there is nothing easy about distributed systems. We will see what nice things we have available thanks to the Erlang VM, learn how these features are actually implemented and what guarantees they give us. With this knowledge, we will think about example problems to be solved and explore possible solutions and their trade-offs.
Have you ever wondered how Phoenix Channels or Phoenix Presence actually work, why there's so many different solutions, what's the difference between :global and :pg2 modules, or whether these "CRDT" things will solve all of our problems with distributed computing? If so, come and discover the scary and fascinating world of distributed systems.
This talk will try to show that distributed systems are hard and full of tradeoffs and that Elixir cannot solve all problems. It's important to know available tools and understand their tradeoffs. That's why we will see what tools do we have in our toolbox and which problems can be solved using them.


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Since the introduction of the Family Law Act in 1975 there has been only one ground for divorce – irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.
At the time, it was considered to be landmark legislation as it introduced the concept of "no-fault" divorce. A concept that has since been adopted by many jurisdictions around the world.
It is self-evident that it only takes one party to the marriage to decide that there is an irretrievable breakdown and therefore applications for a divorce can be filed by one party only.
A pre-requisite to making an application is that the parties must have been separated for at least 12 months, although, subject to strict guidelines, it is possible to have a "separation under the same roof" so that the divorcing parties can still live in the same residence but are considered separated.
If you have been married for less than two years when you apply for a divorce you must be able to show to the court that there has been mediation in an attempt to avoid divorce.
When the Court considers an application for divorce it will look at three main issues:
Has the marriage broken down irretrievably?
Have the needs, care, welfare and development of any children of the marriage who are under the age of 18 been adequately addressed?
If the application is filed by one party only, has the other party been properly served with the requisite documents and within the stipulated time-frame?
In our Divorce Application Module we perform the following tasks:
Attending upon you, either in our office or by teleconference, to provide advice and accept instructions and to confirm that you and your former spouse have been separated for at least 12 months.
If the marriage is of less than 2 years duration, arranging for you to attend compulsory mediation.
Preparing our Costs Agreement and Disclosure as required under the Legal Profession Act and confirming in writing our instructions to act for you.
Preparation of all Court documents including Application for Divorce, Affidavit of Service, Acknowledgement of Service.
Filing all documents at the relevant Court.
Receiving sealed documents from the Court.
Arranging for service of the documents on the other party and the completion of both the Affidavit of Service and Acknowledgement of Service.
Filing Affidavit of Service and Acknowledgement of Service with the Court.
Receiving Divorce Order, making certified copies for you and entering original document into Safe Custody.
Preparing new Will for you.
Preparing new Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship for you.


I don't sit well. I go, I do, and then I go and do some more, but when I sit I fall asleep. This is partially a trained behavior learned from years of residency, but it's also just who I am. So if I were to tell you that I have spent the last month sitting, most of you who really know me simply would not believe it. I haven't sat like this since medical school. And yet, fact is stranger than fiction. First studying for and taking written boards, and then a week and a half of orientation… I'm all sat out! But yet, what does God say?
And so, as we dove headlong into orientation (literally the same evening of taking boards… Nathan took great notes the first day, as promised), Nathan and I were eyes-wide-open and minds full of questions. What does it take to live this life God has chosen for us? What fears were there of unknown culture, of leaving family behind, of being vulnerable beyond anything we have yet experienced, and of things we had not even yet considered?
We have sought to answer these questions (and so many more that we didn't even know that we had) in orientation with Samaritan's Purse over the last week and a half. What we expected was a steady stream of information, calm and reassuring. But God can be present in the calm or as a mighty force and sometimes, especially when you're not a good sitter, He has to use more of a torrent. That downpour of information can seem somewhat unrelenting and occasionally overwhelming because of its sheer volume and intensity, but, just like the steady stream, the torrent also brings refreshing water. We both have found ourselves drinking deeply from the things we have been taught and feeling nourished, encouaged, and so excited for the future.
As a follower of Christ: I am called not to comfort or success but to obedience. Consequently my life is to be defined not by what I do but by who I am.
Henceforth: I will proclaim His name without fear; follow Him without regret; and serve Him without compromise.
Thus: To obey is my objective, to suffer is expected, His glory is my reward.
Therefore: To Christ alone be all power, all honor, and all glory that the world may know.
Seriously though, it truly was incredible to see how God uses other people's passions, including security, to advance His kingdom. We also felt incredibly well cared for after learning the extent of the different layers of Samaritan's Purse, from security staff to morning prayer times, such that we now truly know that people throughout the organization are and will be supporting us both spiritually and physically.
We concluded the week with convocation in which the physicians received white coats and our families were specifically prayed for by the corporate Samaritan's Purse body. What could have been a seemingly endless amount of sitting actually went by very quickly. We were thankful to have such a time to spend with others also preparing to go (there are 11 post-resident physicians headed to hospitals around the world, plus lots of incredible spouses and many adorable kiddos), as well as being encouraged by the stories that others were able to share from their time serving, many for decades. What a blessing to be surrounded by such strong believers with common callings, to share in others joys and to pray for each others fears and futures. Now that we are back here at home, not sitting, getting our house ready to put on the market, may we not forget that sometimes what we really need to do is just sit at our Savior's feet.
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Good luck to you both!! I'm excited for you and this next great chapter. Amy, your a lovely, smart lady and I'm honored to call you a friend. You make all of us proud here in East TN and exspecially the MOUNTAIN HOME VAMC.
I loved reading this and am so excited to see your preparations going forward to fulfill your vision for service to both God and mankind. We pray for all the details involved in getting ready to go and that you will feel and see the Father's gracious hand guiding you in every step.
Oh Amy! This simply brought tears of pride and joy to my eyes! I'm so proud (and that word doesn't do justice!) of you allowing God to work in such a mighty way in your life and with your talents & abilities!
Praying…loving you both. May we each serve our Master with great joy!


As some may know, we just wrapped weekend number 1 on our very first Sociable feature Afterparty (which also happens to be fully improvised). I've been working with a wickedly funny and talented cast that includes Ali Liebert, Jodi Balfour, Peter Benson, David Milchard, Christina Sicoli, Nicholas Carella, Erica Carroll, Emma Lahana and Graham Coffeng. They keep me inspired and are always bringing fresh ideas to the table. Thank you guys! Along that vein, I came across this set of clips on Youtube with some really interesting improvised film moments & I had to share. Some of them really surprised me.