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Glass Box
That nomadism is a characteristic condition of life in the age of globalization has become something of a cliché. And some of our assumptions regarding the ever-increasing ease of international travel and the porousness of cultural boundaries have taken a severe battering over the past few months. This exhibition's title suggested the plaintive cry of a jaded traveler yearning for some sort of conclusion to a seemingly endless journey. Yet the assembled works combined to emphasize the illusory nature of any such sense of closure and the unlikely prospect of any definitive arrival. Spearheaded by Paul O'Neill and David Blamey, London-based artists from Ireland and England respectively, who also enlisted Dublin-based artists Grace Weir and the Walker twins, this show unfurled itself in early October like a tightly packed traveling circus for a five-week stint at this well-established artist-run venue in Paris's latest bohemia, the up-and-coming Eleventh Arrondissement.
Descending from street level into the main gallery space the visitor first encountered Walker & Walker's The Wanderer, 2000, from behind. This life-size model of the figure in the foreground of Caspar David Friedrich's Wanderer in the Mists, 1818, appropriately attired but apparently hovering on a cushion of light emanating from the soles of his boots, magisterially surveyed a narrow garden walkway through one of the gallery's trademark glass walls. The Wanderer shared gallery space with a monitor displaying Weir's Return, 2001, a loop of footage shot from a camera rapidly submerging in a turbulent sea, resurfacing, and soaring skyward only to plunge back into the sea again. Weir's second video, Clock, 2001, was comparably cyclical, comprising a looped one-second-long close-up of a solitary dandelion blown by the wind. Scattering seeds right and left, but nonetheless giving the impression of continual renewal, Clock cheated time; with the same disarming simplicity, Blamey's two adjacent works faked mace. One was a section of dark blue wall-to-wall carpeting covered with hundreds of polystyrene balls of various sizes. A brief trudge through this down-to-earth night sky, Floor Space, 2001, led to Blamey's second piece, Wall Space, 2001, a projection of a similarly starlit sky onto a large blank canvas casually propped against a wall. This particular starry night, however, was produced by projecting light from an overhead projector through a pinpricked sheet of paper. Such a low-tech presentation of the Do-It-Yourself Sublime belied the fact that the pinpricks actually represented a page-upon-page overlay of all the full stops in Stephen Hawking and George F.R. Ellis's The Large Scale Structure of Space-Time, thereby constituting a literal punctuation of the figuratively impenetrable. O'Neill's video The Blue Danube, 2001, footage shot from the window of a car waltzing crazily around an enormous French parking lot to Strauss's familiar melody, was as soothing as his Forest Fresh, 2001, was abrasive. The latter was a miniature plantation of hundreds of tree-shaped Forest Fresh air fresheners, located in a small room off a short dead-end corridor. This sculpture's increasingly pungent assault on the nostrils of a packed opening-night crowd was as discomfiting and rebarbative as O'Neill's third work, No, 2001, a small neon sign In which the "no" of NO VACANCIES switched on and off repeatedly. "Are We There Yet?" was a closely orchestrated essay on open-endedness, the ordinariness of the infinite, and the perennial quandaries of repetition, contradiction, and deferral.
—Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith


A dozen or so members of the League from around Vermont gathered at the State House on February 13 to celebrate the League's 98th anniversary and meet with our legislators. After sponsoring coffee and bagels in the cafeteria, we gathered in the Ethan Allen Room to get an update on bills of interest.
Jon Groveman and Johanna Miller gave us progress reports on S.260 (Clean Water) and Carbon Emissions (H.763). Groveman reported that S.260 had called for establishment of a Clean Water Authority , and establish a Clean Water Assessment on all parcels in the state to fund water quality improvement projects in the state. This funding mechanism had been suggested by State Treasurer Beth Pearce. However, the original bill was scratched, and substitute language called for more study.
We were encouraged to contact legislators, in particular the Senate Agriculture Committee to do no more studies and pass the bill as introduced. On the other hand, for H.763, we were asked to support funding for a $100,000, to find a way to make a carbon tax revenue neutral for Vermont drivers.
We also took the first steps toward establishing a corps of legislative specialists in our League to follow priority issues and legislation.
Two weeks after Legislative Day, we met with Governor Scott, who had to cancel the Legislatiave Day appointment. Because of events since Legislative Day, most of the conversation dealt with gun violence, with only very brief opportunity to bring up clean water or health care. The Governor did, however, tell us there would be money for Lake Champlain cleanup.


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Even Colts' Andrew Luck's retirement can't get Patriots' Bill Belichick to behave like an actual human being
Updated Aug 26, 2019; Posted Aug 26, 2019
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick faced Andrew Luck six times. AP
By Darryl Slater | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
With Colts quarterback Andrew Luck retiring Saturday, tributes have poured in from all over the NFL. Stars like Drew Brees weighed in, raving about Luck the player and Luck the man.
On Monday, Patriots coach Bill Belichick was asked about Luck's retirement. Belichick is the ultimate "football guy," and he appreciates the NFL's great moments and players.
But this was Belichick's response to a question about Luck retiring:
Belichick on Luck announcing his retirement: "He's a good player. I didn't see that, but I don't really follow them."
— Doug Kyed (@DougKyed) August 26, 2019
This is ridiculous — and also childish trolling by Belichick. Of course he saw the news about Luck's retirement. It was the talk of the NFL (and entire American sports world) this weekend.
But, wait, there was more (sort of):
The Patriots have clarified Belichick's comment in their official transcript. pic.twitter.com/3JRhIq6FjA
So apparently, Belichick meant he didn't see Luck's retirement coming — not that he didn't see the news at all. OK, then.
Either way, far be it from Belichick to behave like an actual human being and offer even a morsel of praise beyond "yeah, he's a good player."
Of course, the Colts-Patriots rivalry — which hit a boiling point with that whole Deflategate scandal — might have something to do with why Belichick is hesitant to heap praise on Luck.
Or maybe Belichick is just an unapologetic grouch who can't be bothered to consider anything or anyone that doesn't involve getting his team prepared — which, to be fair, is his main job.
Luck went 0-4 against the Patriots in the regular season. He also faced them twice in the postseason, coming up short both times — in the 2013 divisional round and 2014 AFC Championship Game.
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That game, which the Patriots won, 45-7, launched the Deflategate saga, after the Colts complained that the Patriots had illegally deflated footballs.
Even though Luck went 0-6 against the Patriots in his career, New England quarterback Tom Brady — unlike Belichick — managed to say some nice things about him, in the wake of his surprising retirement.
Darryl Slater may be reached at dslater@njadvancemedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @DarrylSlater. Find NJ.com Jets on Facebook.

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Plan your spring and summer CLE now! Attorneys and other interested individuals in the Milwaukee region can attend free CLE programming coordinated by the Milwaukee County Law Library (MCLL). MCLL continues its partnership with the Milwaukee Public Library to offer monthly CLE classes to attorneys and the public. The classes are led by law librarians from the Milwaukee legal community as well as Wisconsin State Law Library librarians.
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module Twilio
  module REST
    class Preview < Domain
      class Sync < Version
        class ServiceContext < InstanceContext
          class SyncListList < ListResource
            ##
            # Initialize the SyncListList
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [String] service_sid The service_sid

            # @return [SyncListList] SyncListList
            def initialize(version, service_sid: nil)
              super(version)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = {
                  service_sid: service_sid
              }
              @uri = "/Services/#{@solution[:service_sid]}/Lists"
            end

            ##
            # Retrieve a single page of SyncListInstance records from the API.
            # Request is executed immediately.
            # @param [String] unique_name The unique_name

            # @return [SyncListInstance] Newly created SyncListInstance
            def create(unique_name: nil)
              data = {
                  'UniqueName' => unique_name,
              }

              payload = @version.create(
                  'POST',
                  @uri,
                  data: data
              )

              return SyncListInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  service_sid: @solution['service_sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Lists SyncListInstance records from the API as a list.
            # Unlike stream(), this operation is eager and will load `limit` records into
            # memory before returning.
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return. stream()
            #                   guarantees to never return more than limit.  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when not set will                      use
            #  the default value of 50 records.  If no page_size is                      defined
            #  but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to read                      the
            #  limit with the most efficient page size,                      i.e. min(limit, 1000)

            # @return [Array] Array of up to limit results
            def list(limit: nil, page_size: nil)
              self.stream(
                  limit: limit,
                  page_size: page_size
              ).entries
            end

            ##
            # Streams SyncListInstance records from the API as an Enumerable.
            # This operation lazily loads records as efficiently as possible until the limit
            # is reached.
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return.                  stream()
            #  guarantees to never return more than limit.                  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when                      not set will use
            #  the default value of 50 records.                      If no page_size is defined
            #                       but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to                      read the
            #  limit with the most efficient page size,                       i.e. min(limit, 1000)

            # @return [Enumerable] Enumerable that will yield up to limit results
            def stream(limit: nil, page_size: nil)
              limits = @version.read_limits(limit, page_size)

              page = self.page(
                  page_size: limits['page_size'],
              )

              @version.stream(page, limit: limits['limit'], page_limit: limits['page_limit'])
            end

            ##
            # When passed a block, yields SyncListInstance records from the API.
            # This operation lazily loads records as efficiently as possible until the limit
            # is reached.
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return.                  stream()
            #  guarantees to never return more than limit.                  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when                       not set will use
            #  the default value of 50 records.                      If no page_size is defined
            #                       but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to read the
            #                       limit with the most efficient page size, i.e. min(limit, 1000)
            def each
              limits = @version.read_limits

              page = self.page(
                  page_size: limits['page_size'],
              )

              @version.stream(page,
                              limit: limits['limit'],
                              page_limit: limits['page_limit']).each {|x| yield x}
            end

            ##
            # Retrieve a single page of SyncListInstance records from the API.
            # Request is executed immediately.
            # @param [String] page_token PageToken provided by the API
            # @param [Integer] page_number Page Number, this value is simply for client state
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to return, defaults to 50

            # @return [Page] Page of SyncListInstance
            def page(page_token: nil, page_number: nil, page_size: nil)
              params = {
                  'PageToken' => page_token,
                  'Page' => page_number,
                  'PageSize' => page_size,
              }
              response = @version.page(
                  'GET',
                  @uri,
                  params
              )
              return SyncListPage.new(@version, response, @solution)
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              '#<Twilio.Preview.Sync.SyncListList>'
            end
          end

          class SyncListPage < Page
            ##
            # Initialize the SyncListPage
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [Response] response Response from the API
            # @param [Hash] solution Path solution for the resource
            # @param [String] service_sid The service_sid

            # @return [SyncListPage] SyncListPage
            def initialize(version, response, solution)
              super(version, response)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = solution
            end

            ##
            # Build an instance of SyncListInstance
            # @param [Hash] payload Payload response from the API

            # @return [SyncListInstance] SyncListInstance
            def get_instance(payload)
              return SyncListInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  service_sid: @solution['service_sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              '<Twilio.Preview.Sync.SyncListPage>'
            end
          end

          class SyncListContext < InstanceContext
            ##
            # Initialize the SyncListContext
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [String] service_sid The service_sid
            # @param [String] sid The sid

            # @return [SyncListContext] SyncListContext
            def initialize(version, service_sid, sid)
              super(version)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = {
                  service_sid: service_sid,
                  sid: sid,
              }
              @uri = "/Services/#{@solution[:service_sid]}/Lists/#{@solution[:sid]}"

              # Dependents
              @sync_list_items = nil
            end

            ##
            # Fetch a SyncListInstance
            # @return [SyncListInstance] Fetched SyncListInstance
            def fetch
              params = {}

              payload = @version.fetch(
                  'GET',
                  @uri,
                  params,
              )

              return SyncListInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  service_sid: @solution['service_sid'],
                  sid: @solution['sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Deletes the SyncListInstance
            # @return [Boolean] true if delete succeeds, true otherwise
            def delete
              return @version.delete('delete', @uri)
            end

            ##
            # Access the sync_list_items
            # @return [SyncListItemList] SyncListItemList
            def sync_list_items(index=:unset)
              if index != :unset
                return SyncListItemContext.new(
                    @version,
                    @solution[:service_sid],
                    @solution[:sid],
                    index,
                )
              end

              unless @sync_list_items
                @sync_list_items = SyncListItemList.new(
                    @version,
                    service_sid: @solution[:service_sid],
                    list_sid: @solution[:sid],
                )
              end

              @sync_list_items
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              context = @solution.map {|k, v| "#{k}: #{v}"}.join(',')
              "#<Twilio.Preview.Sync.SyncListContext #{context}>"
            end
          end

          class SyncListInstance < InstanceResource
            ##
            # Initialize the SyncListInstance
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [Hash] payload payload that contains response from Twilio
            # @param [String] service_sid The service_sid
            # @param [String] sid The sid

            # @return [SyncListInstance] SyncListInstance
            def initialize(version, payload, service_sid: nil, sid: nil)
              super(version)

              # Marshaled Properties
              @properties = {
                  'sid' => payload['sid'],
                  'unique_name' => payload['unique_name'],
                  'account_sid' => payload['account_sid'],
                  'service_sid' => payload['service_sid'],
                  'url' => payload['url'],
                  'links' => payload['links'],
                  'revision' => payload['revision'],
                  'date_created' => Twilio.deserialize_iso8601(payload['date_created']),
                  'date_updated' => Twilio.deserialize_iso8601(payload['date_updated']),
                  'created_by' => payload['created_by'],
              }

              # Context
              @instance_context = nil
              @params = {
                  'service_sid' => service_sid,
                  'sid' => sid || @properties['sid'],
              }
            end

            ##
            # Generate an instance context for the instance, the context is capable of
            # performing various actions.  All instance actions are proxied to the context
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource

            # @return [SyncListContext] SyncListContext for this SyncListInstance
            def context
              unless @instance_context
                @instance_context = SyncListContext.new(
                    @version,
                    @params['service_sid'],
                    @params['sid'],
                )
              end
              @instance_context
            end

            def sid
              @properties['sid']
            end

            def unique_name
              @properties['unique_name']
            end

            def account_sid
              @properties['account_sid']
            end

            def service_sid
              @properties['service_sid']
            end

            def url
              @properties['url']
            end

            def links
              @properties['links']
            end

            def revision
              @properties['revision']
            end

            def date_created
              @properties['date_created']
            end

            def date_updated
              @properties['date_updated']
            end

            def created_by
              @properties['created_by']
            end

            ##
            # Fetch a SyncListInstance
            # @return [SyncListInstance] Fetched SyncListInstance
            def fetch
              @context.fetch()
            end

            ##
            # Deletes the SyncListInstance
            # @return [Boolean] true if delete succeeds, true otherwise
            def delete
              @context.delete()
            end

            ##
            # Access the sync_list_items
            # @return [sync_list_items] sync_list_items
            def sync_list_items
              @context.sync_list_items
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              context = @params.map{|k, v| "#{k}: #{v}"}.join(" ")
              "<Twilio.Preview.Sync.SyncListInstance #{context}>"
            end
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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The rebetiko is the popular Greek song 'par excellence'. Created at the beginning of the last century in the dives and slums of Piraeus, it sing of the lives of ordinary people, using simple, ordinary words to evoke the joys and heartbreaks of love, the hardships of work, the pain of prison, drugs and exile. The song-form known as the rebetiko first emerged from the aftermath of an historical catastrophe: the expulsion of a million and a half Greeks from their centuries-old homeland in Asia Minor following the war with the Turks in 1922, and their forced settlement in the suburbs of the largest mainland towns. This traumatic event led to the transformation of a form of musical expression which had originally existed as collective improvisations in prisons, or in the 'tekke', clandestine hashish dens, and which now evolved into the popular song of the poorer quarters and underworld.
Ways of Rebetiko is not a film 'about' the rebetiko. It tries to record and convey its music, rhythms, and movements in such a way that the filmic language and form take on the rhythms and poetry of the music itself. It allows the rebetiko to speak for itself. The film returns to the source of the rebetiko and tell its story, revealing a kind of parallel history of the country as well as the persistance of a myth, but it essentially shows how the rebetiko is sung, played, danced and watched by today's generation. Filmed in small taverns, ports, prisons, Ways of Rebetiko creates an imaginary map of the rebetiko, a world of memory and desire, a multifaceted and multi-layered collage of times and places, where the voices of the greatest rebetes echo in the sound and fury of modern Greece.
How do you explain the massive popular success of the rebetiko, a nearly clandestine musical expression at its beginning?
Greece was a poor country then, its people suffering from the historical upheaval of the1922 war and the pre-industrial changes of society. The rebetiko sings of the lives of ordinary people, using simple, ordinary words to evoke the joys and heartbreaks of love, the hardships of work, the pain of prison, drugs and exile. Hence its enormous success. But it'll take time. We have to wait until the thirties –basically the release of the songs on 78t records- before large parts of the people listen to the rebetiko.
The lyrics of its songs being ironical and without taboo, the rebetiko is a surprisingly subversive music. Neither the censorship during the Metaxas period nor nazi occupation, civil war or the dictatorship (1967-1974) were able to root out this music. How do you explain this capacity of survival?
The longevity of the rebetiko results from its capacity to reflect, for half a century, the experience of the everyday life of the ordinary people. Certains songs may have a subversive content but on the whole the rebetiko has never expressed political or social demands. But when a song tells about the human experience of living in exile, the people will recognize their life during the 1922 catastrophe, or during the years of massive emigration in the twenties and until the sixties; or the rebetiko will describe a "cloudy sunday" –the most famous exemple- and give an account of the sadness of the nazi occupation without ever mentionning it. And there is nearly no song evoking the civil war. Most of the rebetiko songs are love songs.
Concerning the dictatorship (1967-1974), you must not mix up things. At that time, nobody writes rebetiko songs anymore. Since resistance songs, for examply by Mikis Theodorakis, are prohibited, the rebetiko –classical songs by then- offers a refuge.
What do you think about its revival today?
There is no revival. The historical and social conditions which have given birth to the rebetiko are definitely gone by. Nobody composes rebetiko songs after the fifties anymore. There is a kind of going back to the roots, though. A lot of young people don't recognize themselves in the currently prefabricated music. They look for authenticity and turn naturally to the rebetiko.


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Shaping Green Climate Fund policies
Source(s): All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI)
By AIDMI team
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is dynamic and evolving. After COP 23 in Bonn, Germany, what are the best ways to keep the GCF relevant and responsive? Three new and updated policies of GCF have been put up for public comments, viz. Environmental and Social Management System; Indigenous People's Policy; and Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Policy and Action Plan. These three policies represent the first attempt to align GCF more directly with COP 23 Bonn outcomes.
Since 1995, the All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI), has worked on integrating disaster risk with climate risk to engender resilient development. The following comments on all three policies have been made drawing from AIDMI's work in 65 cities and 89 districts in India to Integrate Disaster Risk Reduction with Climate Change Adaptation since Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) SREX report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation in 2012. These comments also draw from over seven years of pioneering work of Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) in India. These comments are divided into four areas meant to shape the evolution of GCF into an effective and transformative global agent of green transformation.
One, there is a need to give more focus on the sub-national initiatives—may it be environmental and social policy or gender policy—as it is these initiatives that make a major difference in the lives of the people and their daily incomes.
Two, a greater focus is required on the urban risks faced by women and the girl child because such risks can be addressed and contained faster in the existing settlement and community patterns.
Three, investment must be made in supporting initiatives around heatwave—either through focussing on farmers in tribal areas or women street vendors in cities—as this is one of the fastest growing hazards and can be tamed with cost effective multi-purpose initiatives.
Four, a direct focus on the loss and damage caused by floods and heavy rains is needed. This is important because the unprecedented floods of 2017 affected the lives of over 35 million Indian citizens. Therefore, social and environment policies should adequately focus on and address the risks of flood and heavy rains related loss and damage.
In 2016 AIDMI, with CDKN support, held a series of local consultations after Paris Agreement—with groups of women, tribals, youth, corporate leaders, coastal farmers and state authorities—to consolidate what are the achievements of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and what are the opportunities that lie ahead. Through the course of these consultations, the above mentioned four areas came up in addition to ecosystem driven agriculture, sustainable forestry and diversified urban transportation related opportunities for GCF. The findings were offered to Niti Aayog within India and to a wide range of donors including the European Union and DFID, UK.
Civil Society Organisation (CSO) can give more detailed inputs in this process drawing from COP 23 Bonn achievements as well as play an active role in facilitating the use and implementation of these policies in GCF day-to-day work. CSOs can hold policy events with key partners among the women's groups and tribal leadership; organise capacity trainings on environmental and social policies; and develop pilots in schools and hospitals and offices or districts.
We have caused climate change and it is up to us to shape GCF policies in a way that will transform the development path ahead.
Read the original story here
Climate Change Economics of DRR Gender India
Publication date 30 Nov 2017
CONTRIBUTED BY: A PreventionWeb user


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As storms head toward Gulf Coast, Legislature slated to return Monday to pass DMR budget
by Bobby Harrison and Geoff Pender August 21, 2020 August 24, 2020
Gov. Tate Reeves speaks to media about his shelter-in-place order for Lauderdale County, as Executive Director of MEMA Col. Gregory S. Michel listens during a press conference at the State of Mississippi Woolfolk Building in Jackson, Miss., Tuesday, March 31, 2020.
The Mississippi Legislature is scheduled to convene at 4 p.m.Monday to try to pass a budget for the Department of Marine Resources, which has been in limbo from a fight between the Legislature and Gov. Tate Reeves over spending authority.
Passing the agency's budget has taken on new urgency, as it would reportedly face problems making payroll by the end of the month, and as two potential hurricanes bear down on the Gulf Coast.
DMR, which provides regulatory and marine law enforcement services on the Gulf Coast, has been without a state budget since July 1 .
Speaker Philip Gunn and Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann are calling the Legislature back into session.
At issue is oversight of Gulf restoration funds Mississippi receives for oil and gas leases. The Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, or GOMESA, is a federal revenue sharing program for oil and gas producing states in the Gulf. For this year, the state has about $46 million in GOMESA funds.
Legislative sources on Friday said a deal has been made for lawmakers to leave about $26 million allocated for projects already approved or started. Of the remaining money for this year, $10 million would be left for the governor to approve the projects, as has been done since the program's inception. For the remaining $10 million, projects would be submitted to the Legislature for its approval.
The deal would apply only to this year's DMR budget and GOMESA funds. Moving forward, lawmakers would continue to haggle over what control the governor or Legislature has over the projects and spending.
Legislative sources said there is some urgency in resolving the issue and passing a DMR budget. The agency will reportedly have trouble meeting payroll by the end of the month, and there are two potential hurricanes bearing down on the Gulf, which could potentially make landfall early to mid next week. DMR would need budget and spending flexibility to handle emergency work in marine waters before and after a storm.
Since its inception in 2006, then-Mississippi Govs. Haley Barbour and Phil Bryant controlled approval of GOMESA projects vetted by DMR as the revenue started out small but continued to grow.
In recent years, lawmakers and others have questioned whether projects chosen are helping coastal restoration and protection, or if they are just pet political projects.
Millions in GOMESA funds have been granted to build boardwalks near casinos, a planned aquarium in Gulfport — including a tram system threatened to be "de-obligated" for not meeting GOMESA requirements — and other projects critics have said don't meet the intended purpose.
This year, House lawmakers wanted to include legislative oversight of GOMESA spending in DMR's budget, saying the Legislature, not the governor, controls state purse strings. Gov, Tate Reeves has called the move a "power grab" and said he should continue to control the money as his predecessors did. Coast lawmakers have been divided over the issue.
The Senate, over which Reeves presided for eight years as lieutenant governor, has balked at stripping the GOMESA spending authority from the governor.
Lawmakers set the rest of a $6 billion state budget and left town July 1 still at an impasse over the DMR budget. They had plans to return within a week and haggle out DMR's budget, but a COVID-19 outbreak at the Capitol infected 49 legislators and had the Capitol shut down for weeks.
Lawmakers reconvened earlier in August, in large part to override Reeves' veto of most of the public education budget. Lawmakers successfully squashed his veto, the first time since 2002 the Legislature has overridden a governor's veto. But lawmakers remained at an impasse over the DMR budget and GOMESA spending.
Normally the Legislature would not be able to convene itself this late in the year and would be dependent on the governor to call a special session. Earlier this year, though, the Legislature approved a resolution allowing them to reconvene to deal with COVID-19 issues. The Legislature presumably could convene for the pandemic, and then take up non-coronavirus related issues.
by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today

As storms head toward Gulf Coast, Legislature slated to return Monday to pass DMR budget

by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today
August 21, 2020

The Mississippi Legislature is scheduled to convene at 4 p.m.Monday to try to pass a budget for the Department of Marine Resources, which has been in limbo from a fight between the Legislature and Gov. Tate Reeves over spending authority.

Passing the agency's budget has taken on new urgency, as it would reportedly face problems making payroll by the end of the month, and as two potential hurricanes bear down on the Gulf Coast.

DMR, which provides regulatory and marine law enforcement services on the Gulf Coast, has been without a state budget since July 1 .

Speaker Philip Gunn and Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann are calling the Legislature back into session.

At issue is oversight of Gulf restoration funds Mississippi receives for oil and gas leases. The Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, or GOMESA, is a federal revenue sharing program for oil and gas producing states in the Gulf. For this year, the state has about $46 million in GOMESA funds.

Legislative sources on Friday said a deal has been made for lawmakers to leave about $26 million allocated for projects already approved or started. Of the remaining money for this year, $10 million would be left for the governor to approve the projects, as has been done since the program's inception. For the remaining $10 million, projects would be submitted to the Legislature for its approval.

The deal would apply only to this year's DMR budget and GOMESA funds. Moving forward, lawmakers would continue to haggle over what control the governor or Legislature has over the projects and spending.

Legislative sources said there is some urgency in resolving the issue and passing a DMR budget. The agency will reportedly have trouble meeting payroll by the end of the month, and there are two potential hurricanes bearing down on the Gulf, which could potentially make landfall early to mid next week. DMR would need budget and spending flexibility to handle emergency work in marine waters before and after a storm.

Since its inception in 2006, then-Mississippi Govs. Haley Barbour and Phil Bryant controlled approval of GOMESA projects vetted by DMR as the revenue started out small but continued to grow.

In recent years, lawmakers and others have questioned whether projects chosen are helping coastal restoration and protection, or if they are just pet political projects.

Millions in GOMESA funds have been granted to build boardwalks near casinos, a planned aquarium in Gulfport — including a tram system threatened to be "de-obligated" for not meeting GOMESA requirements — and other projects critics have said don't meet the intended purpose.

This year, House lawmakers wanted to include legislative oversight of GOMESA spending in DMR's budget, saying the Legislature, not the governor, controls state purse strings. Gov, Tate Reeves has called the move a "power grab" and said he should continue to control the money as his predecessors did. Coast lawmakers have been divided over the issue.

The Senate, over which Reeves presided for eight years as lieutenant governor, has balked at stripping the GOMESA spending authority from the governor.

Lawmakers set the rest of a $6 billion state budget and left town July 1 still at an impasse over the DMR budget. They had plans to return within a week and haggle out DMR's budget, but a COVID-19 outbreak at the Capitol infected 49 legislators and had the Capitol shut down for weeks.

Lawmakers reconvened earlier in August, in large part to override Reeves' veto of most of the public education budget. Lawmakers successfully squashed his veto, the first time since 2002 the Legislature has overridden a governor's veto. But lawmakers remained at an impasse over the DMR budget and GOMESA spending.

Normally the Legislature would not be able to convene itself this late in the year and would be dependent on the governor to call a special session. Earlier this year, though, the Legislature approved a resolution allowing them to reconvene to deal with COVID-19 issues. The Legislature presumably could convene for the pandemic, and then take up non-coronavirus related issues.

This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
Bobby Harrison
Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today's senior capitol reporter, covers politics, government and the Mississippi State Legislature. He also writes a weekly news analysis which is co-published in newspapers statewide. A native of Laurel, Bobby joined our team June 2018 after working for the North Mississippi Daily Journal in Tupelo since 1984. He is president of the Mississippi Capitol Press Corps Association and works with the Mississippi State University Stennis Institute to organize press luncheons. Bobby has a bachelor's in American Studies from the University of Southern Mississippi and has received multiple awards from the Mississippi Press Association, including the Bill Minor Best Investigative/In-depth Reporting and Best Commentary Column.
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Geoff Pender serves as senior political reporter, working closely with Mississippi Today leadership on editorial strategy and investigations. Pender brings 30 years of political and government reporting experience to Mississippi Today. He was political and investigative editor at the Clarion Ledger, where he also penned a popular political column. He previously served as an investigative reporter and political editor at the Sun Herald, where he was a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning team for Hurricane Katrina coverage. Originally from Florence, Mississippi, Pender is a journalism graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi and has received numerous awards throughout his career for reporting, columns and freedom of information efforts.
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Q: My first C program - Game of Life: printf segmentation fault I'm having issues with my first C program, a version of Conway's Game of Life for my C/C++ course. I wrote it and got it to compile with GCC, but I'm getting stuck trying to chase segmentation faults. Specifically, right now my issue is in my print function. I included main() as well in case the issue is related to it. I left out the other functions as I don't see how they'd be relevant.
#include <stdio.h>
#define  XMAX  240
#define  YMAX  80

int main(int argc, char **argv) {

  int cycles  = 0;
  char current[XMAX][YMAX];
  char next[XMAX][YMAX];
  //first, fill current with all spaces
  int i,j;
    for( j=0; j< YMAX; j++){
      for( i = 0; i < XMAX; i++) {
        current[i][j] = ' ';
    }
  }
  //next, check if there are an even number of inputs
  //if there are, edit those cells in current
  if (argc > 1) {
    if (argc % 2 != 0) {
     int k;
     for(k = 0; k < argc-1; k+=2) {
     current[atoi(*argv[k])][atoi(*argv[k+1])] = 'O';
  }
 }

  //otherwise, we print an error message and quit.-
   else {
    printf("Invalid number of command line arguments, must be even");
    return;
}
}
//print starting configuration
  print(current, cycles);
//start recursive update method
  update(current, next, cycles);
}

The offending print function:
// method that prints world and number of cycles
void print(char world[XMAX][YMAX], int cycles) {
printf(cycles);
printf("\n");
// iterates through world printing everything
int i;
int j;
for( j = 0; j < YMAX; j++) {
  for( i = 0; i < XMAX; i++) {
    printf(world[i][j]);
    }
  //print a new line every time we jump down a row
  printf("\n");
  }
}

Here's the log from debugging. This happens before any output is produced.
Program received signal
SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007ffff7aa32ba in strchrnul () from /lib64/libc.so.6
(gdb) backtrace
#0  0x00007ffff7aa32ba in strchrnul () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#1  0x00007ffff7a59cd2 in vfprintf () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#2  0x00007ffff7a64519 in printf () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#3  0x000000000040092b in print (world=0x7fffffff9210, cycles=0) at game.c:48
#4  0x000000000040088b in main (argc=1, argv=0x7fffffffde18) at game.c:34
(gdb) frame 3
#3  0x000000000040092b in print (world=0x7fffffff9210, cycles=0) at game.c:48
48            printf(world[i][j])  ;
(gdb) print i
$1 = 0
(gdb) print j
$2 = 0
(gdb) print world[i][j]
$3 = -128 '\200'
(gdb) print sizeof(world)
$4 = 8
(gdb) print sizeof(world[0])
$5 = 80

So, there's a few things I don't get. First, why I can access world[i][j] but printf can't? It can't just be an out of bounds error since both index values are still at 0, right?
Secondly, what does -128 '\200' signify, and why is it not a space character? Main was supposed to fill the array with spaces, so I might have messed up there.
Finally, what's going on with the size of the arrays? It's supposed to be 240 x 80, so why is one size 80 but the other is only 8?
I'm sure these are nauseatingly simple questions for some of you, so bear with me. I'm coming from a java background, so C is recognizable but just different enough to throw me off. Also, if more information is required, I can provide it.

A: The problem is likely in these lines:
printf(cycles);
printf(world[i][j]);

The thing is that the prototype of printf is:
int printf(const char *format, ...)

but you are passing an int and a  char as single arguments, not a const char *. This should have emitted a warning at compile time. Never ignore a warning!
If your compiler is not warning about this usage you should really add the all-warnings-on compiler option (-Wall in GCC, for example).
The solution is easy, use a format string:
printf("%d\n", cycles); // add the \n to the same format!
printf("%c", world[i][j]);

About your question:

First, why I can access world[i][j] but printf can't? It can't just be an out of bounds error since both index values are still at 0, right?

The debugger print is not related to the function printf. The debugger knows the declared type of the typed expression; printf does not. That's what the format string is for.

Secondly, what does -128 '\200' signify, and why is it not a space character? Main was supposed to fill the array with spaces, so I might have messed up there.

No idea. You are segfaulting, so the variables in the stack may be corrupted or something.

Finally, what's going on with the size of the arrays? It's supposed to be 240 x 80, so why is one size 80 but the other is only 8?

world inside the function is not actually an array, but a pointer. Array declarations in function arguments are demoted to pointers, so char world[XMAX][YMAX] gets compiled as char (*world)[YMAX]. Thus, sizeof(world) is the size of a pointer. However, since it is a pointer to an array, world[0] is of type char[YMAX], sosizeof(world[0])isYMAX`.

A: The main problem is that you can not print a single character by using
printf(world[i][j])

because the first argument has to be a string. So it tries to interpret world[i][j] as string and searches for the first byte that is 0 (the string terminator in C) and therefore continues the search in memory areas that it is not allowed to access (therefore the segfault).
If you only want to print a single char, use
print("%c",world[i][j])

A: The function printf is like this:
int printf ( const char * format, ... );

But you use:
printf(world[i][j]);

Did you mean to do it like this:
printf("%d", world[i][j]);

Also, this is wrong:
printf(cycles);

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The CLR has first-class functions called delegates. A delegate is basically an object that contains an object and a reference to a method implemented by the object. When the delegate is invoked, the method within the object is invoked and the answer is returned. If we consider the method to be a piece of code and the object to be an environment, then we can see that a CLR delegate is simply a closure. If we use delegates to implement funcallable-standard-instances, then our CLOS generic functions can be used anywhere a delegate can (modulo type co- and contra- variance). A non-funcallable standard-instance can simply be a delegate that refers to a method that raises an exception.
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I'm running my VB.NET program in local network with 3 computers, I make daily backup's with current day name (so, they get replaced every week).
Problem:
When I backup from my main machine (which is server host), it backups normally, but when I try to backup from another machine, I get "Access Denied" (as shown below) error.
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*Change my default backup folder security options, adding "Everyone" and "NT Service\MSSQLSERVER" all security options;

*Changed backup string to ... DISK = N'\\192.168.0.2\Backup Sistema\MONDAY.bak' and also sharing that folder and giving permissions to "MSSQLSERVER" and "Everyone";

*Tried to change SQL Server logon in "Services" to my main machine username but didn't have success with the password (??) [My computer doesn't have any password];

*Spent some hours searching in foruns and trying.
Note: When I try to make the backup over network (with \192.168.0.2...), It says It couldn't logon into main machine/guest user.
My connection String:
Data Source=MYCOMPUTER;Initial Catalog=master;Integrated Security=False;Persist Security Info=False;User Id=admin;Password=123456

My backup String:
BACKUP DATABASE Sistema_DB TO DISK = 'MONDAY.bak' WITH INIT;

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Can Bees Build Soybean Yields?
New research on bee habitats could improve yields.
Edith Munro 1 | Jan 09, 2013
A self-pollinating crop like soybeans shouldn't have a need for bees. But recent research into the little-understood relationships between the two indicates there could be big bean yield benefits from bees. Creating more bee-friendly habitats could prove to be a worthwhile goal for soybean growers.
At Iowa State University (ISU), Matt O'Neal's lab started out looking for conservation practices that would encourage beneficial insects such as the syrphid fly larvae, which eat soybean aphids. "We were approached by the industry to look further at bees in soybeans," recounts the entomologist. "It's remarkable. We've seen more bees than I initially thought were there. During a single summer we collected close to 2,000 pollinators and some 20 different bee species.
"So can we prove they are there for the soybeans rather than the bee traps?" he asks. His team checked the bees and found 20-25% carried soybean pollen.
"They are going to the flowers, but we don't know yet what that means for the plant," he says. "The challenge is to see whether they affect yield. There is some evidence in scientific literature that they may improve yields."
Three examples of earlier research include:
A short-term Canadian study found bees' presence was associated with much higher yields in food-grade soybeans.
Australian researchers demonstrated yield increases of 10-40% in honey bee-pollinated soybeans, compared to self-pollinated beans.
In 2005, a Brazilian research project compared soybean seed production with and without honey bee colonies by raising plants in cages, and reported 50% higher yields when bees were present.
While all three showed yield improvements, they involved honey bees rather than the native bees O'Neal's research found. Among the thousands of native bee species, some are more effective pollinators of specific plants than honeybees. It's a challenge to link specific bees' activities to the soybean plants and then to yield.
ISU's Reid Palmer, a research geneticist who studies plant and insect pollinator attraction and reward traits, suggests pod set is a possible explanation for the yield bump. "Soybeans naturally drop a lot of flowers, and not from lack of fertilization," he says. "Plants usually produce many more flowers than develop into pods, so if you can reduce flower drop, you should increase yield."
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"It's all connected," he concludes. "If you think about these issues individually, you miss the opportunity for multiple benefits."
Best plants for pollinators
Researchers are developing improved lists of which plants bees like best, and organized region-specific list that can be accessed through the Xerces Society's Pollinator Resource Center: http://bit.ly/S56MUp
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Its report on the future of policing warned that there would be dire consequences for public safety if police funding was not prioritised in the forthcoming budget.
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Flagging up the role played by neighbourhood teams in tackling terrorism and gang crime, it said: "It is absolutely vital that this cornerstone of British policing is reaffirmed throughout the country, to ensure that trust and legitimacy is maintained.
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Ли Уильямс (; род. ) — британский актёр и модель.

Биография
Родился 3 апреля 1974 года в валлийском городе Бангор (другой источник указывает на город Честер).

Когда Ли исполнилось 11 лет, он с семьей переехал в Шропшир, а затем в город Уоррингтон.

С детства Ли хотел стать актёром, но все отговаривали его. И вместо драматической школы он поступил в школу искусств Ланкастера. Затем он переехал в Лондон, где поступил в Колледж искусств и дизайна Central Saint Martins, который является одним из шести всемирно известных колледжей Лондонского Университета Искусств. Но когда Ли исполнилось 19 лет, он бросил учёбу.

Затем Ли стал работать с Вивьен Вествуд, участвуя в организации показов. Вскоре Ли предложили стать моделью. Ли работал в качестве модели примерно в течение двух с половиной лет. И он добился больших успехов в этой области. Он работал с такими известными дизайнерами, как Вивьен Вествуд, Кельвином Кляйном, «Sisley», «Versace», «Dolce & Gabbana». Фотографии Ли Уильямса появлялись в журналах: «Attitude», «Marie Claire», «The Face», «Mizz», «Elle», «Vogue», «i-D», «Arena». Ли работал с ведущими фотографами, такими как: Марио Тестино, Брюс Уэббер и Дэвид Бэйли. В это время он много путешествовал по миру и жил в Японии, Нью-Йорке, Париже.

В 1998 году друг Ли порекомендовал его продюсеру фильма «The Wolves of Kromer». Ли утвердили на одну из главных ролей. Несмотря на то, что фильм был малобюджетным, прочитав сценарий, Ли, который всегда мечтал быть актёром, очень захотел сыграть Сета, стать его частью. Так началась актёрская карьера Ли. И сейчас за спиной Ли Уильямса около двадцати семи фильмов и сериалов. Также он снялся в нескольких клипах («Trash» группы «Suede», «Electric Barbarella» группы «Duran Duran», «Babies» группы «Pulp») и документальных фильмах. Принимал участие в рекламе для радио и телевидения.

Ли Уильямс не только талантливый актёр и модель, он также проявил себя в качестве писателя, написав пьесу под названием «Round Robin», о художнике, страдающем болезнью Альцгеймера. «Round Robin» была поставлена во Франции.

В 2003 году Ли Уильямс был номинирован на канадскую премию Gemini Award в категории лучший актёр, за главную роль в фильме No Night Is Too Long.

Фильмография
  — Still Crazy (Всё ещё сумасшедшие) — молодой Кейз
  — The Wolves of Kromer (Волки Кромера) — Сет
  — Boyz Unlimited (сериал) — Scott LeTissier
  — Elephant Juice (Слоновый сок) — Джордж
  — A Many Splintered Thing (сериал) — Саймон
  — Билли Эллиот — Tutor 4
  — Canone inverso — making love — Дэвид Блау
  — In His Life: The John Lennon Story — Стюарт Сатклифф
  — Losing It — Jude
  — Городская готика (сериал) — Картер
  — С тобой и без тебя — Бен
  — Vallen — Лукас
  — Doctors (сериал) — Фил
  — No Night Is Too Long (Ни одна ночь не станет долгой) — Тим Корниш
  — The American Embassy (сериал) — Дрю Баркли
  — Lena: The Bride of Ice
  — The Debt — Джеймс Хильден
  — Сага о Форсайтах: Сдаётся в наём — Джон Форсайт
  — Murder in Suburbia (сериал) — Джейми Финч
  — Teachers (сериал) — Юэн Дохерти
  — TV Burp (сериал) — рассказчик
  — Stalking Pete Doherty — рассказчик
  — No Angels (сериал) — патрик
  — The Trial — Клэй
  — Ни одна ночь не станет долгой — Тим
  — Идеал (сериал) — Люк
  — Miss Marie Lloyd — Фредди
  — New Street Law (сериал) — Джо Стивенс
  — Popcorn — Эмиль
  — Отель «Вавилон» (сериал) — Джек Харрисон
  — The Waiting Room — Брайан
 ,  — Casualty
  — Тюдоры — Роберт Тествуд
  — Delhi in a Day — Джаспер
  — When Calls the Heart — Томас Хиггинз
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Lindsey Erin Belcher Duray
We are saddened to announce the passing of our daughter, Lindsey Erin Belcher Duray. Lindsey was born on February 18, 1985, in St Louis, MO, and died on August 29, 2021 in Pembina ND at the age of 36.
Lindsey grew up in Montana before settling in Eastern North Dakota, and graduated from Pembina High School in 2003.
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Lindsey loved hair styling, fashion, her friends and family, her beloved cats, fishing, and country music. She was a fiercely loyal and generous friend- kind, big hearted, empathetic, caring and compassionate.
Lindsey is survived by her dad, Phil (Kathy), her brother, Chris (Leah), nephews Zeke and Caius, her Pawpaw Roy, grandma Virginia, uncles Joe, Zarren, and Zane, aunt Farol, and numerous cousins and friends who all loved her dearly.
She is preceded in death by her beloved mother, Vicky, her paternal grandmother and maternal grandpa.
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