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Add all ingredients, save for the garnishes, to a shaker tin with ice.
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We also have Singapore Airlines' Singapore to New Jersey flight, which is currently recognised as the longest flight in the world. The flight takes 19 hours and will take you from Singapore straight to Newark in New Jersey.
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On the 12th of December some of the teachers from Club Ceoil came in to play some Traditional Irish Music. We had a really enjoyable morning and got to listen to Abby on the violin, Paul on the concertina and keyboard and Jim on the guitar! We also heard Maurice playing the banjo and Ryan played the bodhrán for us! We thank Ryan's dad again for a wonderful morning! Big happy birthday to Niamh and Oisín who turn 12 today!!! Enjoy the pictures below!
On Friday the 1st of December, 6th class presented their WWII projects to a few other classes and to the parents. Each pupil chose a topic they were interested in and presented it as seen in the pictures below. Thank you again to Ryan's dad for visiting us and helping us with our projects as seen in one of our previous blogs. Please enjoy the pictures below!
Thank you to Ryans dad!!
On Thursday the 16th of November our class had a really enjoyable morning with Maurice Dineen who is Ryan's Dad. We have been learning about the World Wars and Maurice spoke to use about his family members who took part in World War I and 2.Maurice brought in an amazing amount of historical items and we were all fascinated by his stories. We heard of Ryan's three great gran uncles who died in World War I and looked at their death certificates, mortuary cards and other paraphernalia including their war medals and we even got to see a soldiers small book belonging to Ryan's great gran uncle John Roche. We were also fascinated to see a little tin box which the Queen gave as a present to the soldiers filled with either cigarettes or chocolate. We had such an enjoyable morning and learned loads. In fact we have been so inspired that we decided to do a class project on World War II and we would like to invite parents and relatives of our class to come to the halla next Friday December 1st to have a look at all our hard work.
Thanks so much to Maurice and Ryan. Looking forward to seeing lots of you on Friday!!


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I sorta had a worse case scenerio with the first Urologist. Again after 6 months of doctor visits and GYN procedures, I made my first appt on 11/10/2011 with female Urologist. I really liked her and after she got sample from bladder she came back in the room and said I needed a CT scan pronto because of gross hematuria and lots of white blood cells. She used the collective "we'll need to see you in a couple days" and didn't tell me that I was her last patient in Texas. She moved to MN the next day! The next day I got the CT scan 11/11/2011 and come Monday morning her office called and said they needed to see me that afternoon for cystoscopy. They then told me the size of tumor. I didn't like the way I was treated by that particular office (thought they should have told me earlier about her leaving) so I made appt for new urologist on 11/18/2011. This DR and his P.A. went over the CT results and the collective opinion was cystoscopy 8am with same day TURB in hospital but as out patient. I'm thinking this is best case scenerio...that it is early, small, wham bam.
Annie, I am a little confused as to exactly what procedures you will be doing. A cystoscopy allows the uro to see the bladder and see what might be going on. This is usually done in the urologist's office, and is usually "no big deal." (Says she having had MANY of these.) However, for a biopsy that would include enough tissue to analyze and to check for muscle involvement, should there be a tumor, it is usual to have a TURB under general anesthesia.
It would take a few days usually for the pathology results to come back after the TURB, and, should the results indicate muscle involvement or very high grade tumor, discussion would be held as to where to go from there. IF this is this case, it might not be a bad idea to get a second opinion from a really top bladder cancer center (MD Anderson?) before making life-changing decisions.
After a cystoscopy, you may feel a little uncomfortable...I usually have an urge to pee for about an hour, and then am back to normal. After a TURB, I am mostly groggy from the anesthesia and a little uncomfortable again. Back to normal the next day. Have never required a catheter, but individuals vary. Most of the "horror stories" you read on this Forum are from MEN. For once, women have it much easier since nature did not bless us with a prostate, which causes much discomfort (I am told).
Hope this helps...I may have misunderstood the procedures you are facing, but this is the usual.
Wow! Thank you guys so much! I guess, though I think I know a lot of info for a lay-person, it still hasn't sunk in that Bladder cancer is..well... cancer! Does that make sense? I guess I'm not sure if my urologist is the end all. If he doesn't suggest an oncologist, should I seek one on my own? At this point I know it can go two ways. Either immediate TURBT or the bigger more complicated surgery if the tumor is invasive.
I just printed some info on the catheterization process so I 've got more reading to do. That is new to me and hence the fear.
I accept your good energy and wishes. Thanks again.
Hi Annie. Glad to hear you're on the right track, unfortunately it's BC. You'll soon have a better idea which directions to proceed. Let's give you positive thoughts 11/21. My first visit was a Turbt, and went home wearing the bag for 10 days. After the first day of shock & recovery, was right back to work. Using the bag system was not a comfortable procedure. Opps, a male here. If interested, my newbie story is appearing under non-invasive, "Joining the BC Club". We wish you the best.


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Juan Errazquin Tomás (Leones, Córdoba, Argentina, 22 de junio de 1906- Irún, España, 6 de enero de 1931) fue un futbolista español de la década de 1920.

Fue durante 95 años el goleador más joven de la historia de la selección española absoluta con 18 años y 334 días. El 6 de septiembre de 2020 su récord de precocidad fue superado por el jugador del FC Barcelona Ansu Fati, quien anotó con 17 años y 311 días.

Trayectoria
Juan Errazquin nació en Leones, Córdoba, Argentina, el 22 de junio de 1906, hijo de inmigrantes españoles en Argentina. De joven regresó a España junto a sus padres, comenzando a jugar al fútbol. En la temporada 1920-21 comenzó a destacar en el equipo reservas del Real Unión Club con apenas 15 años. Se asentó definitivamente como delantero del primer equipo en la temporada 1923-24. Con el Real Unión Club ganó dos Copas del Rey, las celebradas en 1924 y 1927.

Disputó 6 partidos con la selección española, logrando convertirse en ese momento (y durante los siguientes 95 años) en el jugador español más joven en anotar con la selección española. El récord se estableció en un partido amistoso disputado el 1 de junio de 1925 entre España y Suiza en Berna, en el estadio Neufeld. En él, anotó los tres goles que permitieron a España hacerse con el triunfo por 0-3. Dicho récord permaneció vigente durante 95 años, hasta que el 6 de septiembre de 2020 el jugador Ansu Fati consiguió anotar con la selección española con 17 años y 311 días en un partido contra Ucrania. A pesar de ello, sigue siendo el jugador más joven en anotar un triplete con España.

A lo largo de toda su trayectoria internacional disputó un total de 6 partidos, sumando 6 goles.

Muerte
Falleció el 6 de enero de 1931 en Irún a la edad de 24 años por tuberculosis.

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Futbolistas del Real Unión Club
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol de España en los años 1920
Futbolistas de Argentina
Españoles nacidos en Argentina

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Cet article présente la liste des édifices religieux situés dans le territoire de la ville de Toulon.

Note : cette liste n'est pas exhaustive.

Catholique
 Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-la-Seds de Toulon, place de la Cathédrale, traverse de la cathédrale (Basse-Ville),
 Église de l'Immaculée-Conception, boulevard Georges Richard au Siblas.
 Église Notre-Dame-des-Routes, chemin de la Chapelle Notre-Dame au Quatre Chemins.
 Église du Sacré-Cœur, rue du chanoine Bouisson au Routes.
 Église Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue, rue Dane de Marly au Valbourdin.
 Église Saint-Cyprien, rue de L'Église de Saint-Jean du Var.
 Église Saint-Flavien, rue Muiron au Mourillon.
 Église Saint-François-de-Paule, place Louis Blanc.
 Église Saint-Georges, rue Saint-Georges au Aiguillon.
 Église Saint-Jean-Bosco, rue Langeron au Mourillon.
 Église Saint-Joseph, place Martin Bidoure au Pont-du-Las.
 Église Saint-Louis, rue Louis Jourdan.
 Église Saint-Michel, la Beaucaire.
 Église Saint-Paul, boulevard Jules Michelet de Fort Lamalgue.
 Église Saint-Pie X, rue Henri Poincaré au Rode.
 Église Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens, rue des Oliviers de l'Ubac.
 Église Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, boulevard du Commandant Nicolas.
 Église Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc, rue de Docteur Fouques.
 Église Sainte-Philomène, boulevard Grignan au Mourillon.
 Église Sainte-Roseline, avenue Édouard Herriot.
 Église Sainte-Thérèse-de-l'Enfant-Jésus, boulevard Enseigne de Vaisseau Gués
 Église des Pomets, Hameau des Pomets.
. Chapelles dans la commune, 25 au total :
 Chapelle de l'évêché de Toulon-Fréjus, avenue de l'Elisa (Brunet)
 Chapelle du prieuré Saint-Maximin, avenue de la Résistance
 Chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Cap-Falcon, chemin de la Batterie.
 Chapelle Notre-Dame du Faron, route de Faron.
 Chapelle Sainte-Thérèse de Valbertrand, rue Jules César.
 Chapelle Sainte-Agathe, chemin de Sainte-Agathe
 Chapelle de l'hôpital des armées Sainte-Anne, chemin de Ronde
 Chapelle du Christ-Roi, rue Uranie
 Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité, avenue Édouard Herriot.
 Chapelle de l'ancien couvent Saint-Maur, avenue de Valbourdin.
 Chapelle du Carmel, avenue du Carmel.
 Chapelle de l'institution Notre-Dame, boulevard de l'Abbé Duployé.
 Chapelle maison de retraite, rue Uranie.
 Chapelle de la Transfiguration, rue Francis Garnier.
 Chapelle des Petites Sœurs des Pauvres, impasse Jeanne Jugon.
 Chapelle Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, chemin des Fours Á Chaux.
 Chapelle, chemin de la Chapelle.
 Chapelle, avenue des Meuniers.
 Toulon possède également une confrérie de pénitents noirs, disparue en 1789 et reconstituée en 2006.

Protestant/Évangélique
 Temple protestant de Toulon, rue Picot, en centre-ville, de l'Église protestante unie de France
 Armée du Salut, rue Picot.
 Église biblique baptiste, chemin du Pont de Bois.
 Église protestante évangélique baptiste, rue Henri Sainte-Claire Deville.
 Église évangélique Mission Chrétienne, rue Jean Jaurès.
 Église évangélique pentecôtiste, avenue Louis Barthou.
 Église évangélique vie et lumière, rue de l'Amiral Collet.
 Église Protestante évangélique, boulevard Paban.
 Une Église à Vivre - AoG, Impasse du Ponant, La Valette-du-Var.
 Église évangélique adventiste, boulevard du Docteur Charles Barnier.

Orthodoxe
Il y a 10 communautés orthodoxes et orientales dans le Var dont à Toulon :
 l'église orthodoxe de la Sainte Trinité, de la Métropole orthodoxe grecque de France rue Marius Andrieu à Bon-Rencontre,
 l'église orthodoxe russe Sainte-Résurrection, rue Centrale à Siblas.
 l'ermitage orthodoxe Saint-Marc, siège de la Métropole copte orthodoxe de France au Revest-les-Eaux.
 Paroisse orthodoxe  des Saints Empereurs Constantin et Hélène et Sainte Agathe de la Métropole orthodoxe roumaine d'Europe occidentale et méridionaledans la chapelle Sainte-Agathe.
 Communauté orthodoxe de tradition russe de la Sainte-Résurrection de l'Archevêché des églises orthodoxes russes en Europe occidentale dans la chapelle sœurs carmélite apostoliques.

Musulman
 Mosquée En-Nour, rue Vincent-Courdouan,
 Salle de prière, boulevard Ferdinand-de-Lesseps, et quelques autres dans la ville.

Israélite
 Synagogue, avenue Lazare Carnot à Saint-Roch, et quelques lieux de prière dans la ville.

Églises millénaristes
 Église néo-apostolique, chemin du Jonquet.
 Église de Jésus-Christ des saints des derniers jours, avenue des Îles d'Or.
 Salle du royaume des témoins de Jéhovah, chemin de la Baume.

Bouddhiste
 Lieu de prière en centre-ville.

Notes et références

Article connexe
 Diocèse de Toulon

Monument à Toulon
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In some cases it was easy – there was either a "contact us" button in the navigation or an obvious link in the footer (the two "standard" locations).
In others, though, it was a scavenger hunt without any clues. A couple of times I just gave up.
Simple rule of thumb: If you want people to hire you, there's a good chance they may want to get in touch first.


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Q: Initialize ModelChoiceField in Form My form.py
class BannerForm(forms.ModelForm):
    name = forms.CharField(max_length=32)
    affiliation = forms.ModelChoiceField(Affiliation.objects.all(), disabled = True, initial='Red')

My model.py
class Affiliation (models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=32, unique=True)
    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

class Banner(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=32, unique=True)
    affiliation = models.ForeignKey(Affiliation)

My populate script (to run at begin to populate the database)
def populate():
    red = add_affiliation('Red')
    black = add_affiliation('Black')

When I fill a form to create a Banner it doesn't work, it doesn't see Red (o red) like a valid choice:

affiliation

Select a valid choice. That choice is not one of the available choices.

I changed my form.py:
class BannerForm(forms.ModelForm):
        name = forms.CharField(max_length=32)
affiliation = forms.ModelChoiceField(Affiliation.objects.all(), disabled = True, initial=Affiliation.objects.get(id=1))

And give the same error. I changed again:
class BannerForm(forms.ModelForm):
        name = forms.CharField(max_length=32)
        affiliation = forms.ModelChoiceField(Affiliation.objects.all(), widget=forms.HiddenInput(), initial=Affiliation.objects.get(id=1))

It work, but only if I change code when the database already exist because if not my first migration give an error:
django.db.utils.OperationalError: no such table: core_affiliation

How can I resolve? I would prefer to do not use HiddenInput and to do not hardcode the id, if possible.
Thank you

A: I have resolved.
A disabled field can't be used to pass data so I add a field to display the data and another (hidden) to actually pass data.
form.py

class BannerForm(forms.ModelForm):
    name = forms.CharField(max_length=32)
    Affiliazione = forms.CharField(disabled = True, required=False)
    affiliation = forms.ModelChoiceField(Affiliation.objects.all(),
    widget=forms.HiddenInput())

I initialize them by the views:
def add_banner(request):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        #some code
    else:
        options = Options.objects.get(id=1)
        form = BannerForm(request.POST or None, initial={
            'Affiliazione': options.new_affiliation,
            'affiliation': options.new_affiliation})
    return render(request, 'core/add_banner.html', {'form': form})

I create the Options model to contain the initial variable and if the variable are on views.py the migration work well...

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A voodoo day in Abomey, Benin
YPT is constantly on the lookout for new destinations to offer you and we thoroughly research these locations before offering them to you, dear guests. So we needed to know if Benin had the YPT factor and it turned out it did! During our trip there, we were exposed to some wild and unique things along with a vibrant and very much alive voodoo culture. During such a trip, we visited Abomey, which can be seen as a voodoo capital of Benin.
A morning with the snake-king of Dassa
In the morning, already, we were coming from Dassa, up north, where we just climbed up a hill where the funerals of the local kings are happening since the fourth king there, King Ogoudou, who lived 155 years and was unable to die (but was deteriorating anyway) asked to be put in a seal granary so his protective longevity jujus would stop working and finally let him rest. The jujus did stop working but the king turned into a human-headed snake, got out of the granary and slid down the hill. To this day, this is history that is believed and respected by the people there. While similar stories are common in western culture, they usual date from the Middle Age or the Antiquity, in this case, King Ogoudou died in 1593. After this story, the bar was high to impress us, still, it happened.
Abomey, voodoo temple-o-rama
When we reached Abomey, we met with local voodoo expert and guide Thierry, who took us in the suburbs out of town on patchy roads. Already in Abomey city, we had sighted some strange houses. Those small cabins were decorated with drawings of people, or snakes, monsters or men with enormous penis. We were quickly informed that those cabins are in fact family voodoo temples, and that the drawing represent the divinities attached to the one ( royal) family which owns the temple. Once outside of town, however, these temples were everywhere. How many royal families could there be in Abomey? What must be said here, is that all grand kids of a king are prince and princesses and that all offshoots of a prince or a princess, whether they become king/queen or not, are also prince and princesses in turn. Since most kings in the region selected at least 47 wives, you can understand that the royal blood is well spread amongst the community and with it comes strong voodoo power.
In the suburbs, Thierry brought us to a voodoo temple. There, we met the voodoo priest in charge of the shrine, who after receiving our offerings, opened his temple to us. During our visit, we were introduced to three different rooms where voodoos are venerated. As a polytheistic religion, each voodoo has a avatar, represents an element and has other voodoos it likes, others it dislikes and takes a specific kind of offering for their sustenance. A lot of the offerings the priest receive thus go into satisfying the appetites of the wide collection of voodoos statuettes found here. Getting into the details of each god would take too much time and in, fact, is the subject of the following blog. For now, let's just say that the Legba voodoo, right outside the temple as it is a protector of home, surprised us.
We felt privileged to witness a very intimate ceremony with the priest, who takes care of these different statuettes like they were his friends, talking to each of them, throwing water at them as an offering and feeding them with everything from palm oil to chicken blood by smearing them with it.
The priest, eleventh of his line, inherited his powers from his father, who lived up to the age of 135 years old and had 57 seven children. His bedroom is actually built right on top of his father tomb and is filled with different charms and idols which were introduced to us one by one.
The voodoo church of Abomey
After leaving the shrine, we were taken to a voodoo church. The church, which is only opened on Sundays for mass, is extremely interesting as it is shaped like a chameleon. We'll make sure to visit this place on a Sunday on our first group tour there. Apart from the church, we also saw a nunnery where only initiated nuns can enter. The nunnery, far from what you'd expect in the catholic religion, had interesting decoration.
Finally, we were taken to the local fetish market. While Lomé has the biggest fetish market and is rather photo friendly, it is also the one that sees the most tourists. The one in Abomey was not open to photos but was definitely more real. Here, we saw plenty of locals arguing over the price of certain grigris as well as live animals, from the now cliché goat and chicken to some more controversial such as cats and dogs, for sacrifices. While one might be shocked that so much haggling is happening around trinkets which are considered sacred, it must be remembered that voodoo is a religion based on bartering. The believers are asking gods for favours, protections or services, for which they are promising to give or do something, so haggling really isn't that unnatural. One of the proposed etymology of Vodun is, afterall, "use what you need within nature"
We finished the day mind blown by the complexity and variety of voodoo rites. A religion where spirits, monsters and magic are hidden everywhere and making the world go round.
To visit voodoo villages yourself, join us on our next group tour of Togo and Benin! Alternatively, see the offshoot of African voodoo in our Haiti Tour.
Pier Doyon
Pier is YPT's regional manager for Africa and the Middle East. When he is not blasting through the night on top of iron ore trains in Mauritania or fighting off iguanas in Socotra, he likes to discuss the revolutionary history of China or sing pop hits in an intolerable high-pitched voice.
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The Daily Illini executive team holds two of the awards from this weekend's Illinois College Press Association ceremony.
Members of The Daily Illini editorial staff spent Friday afternoon receiving a critique from Chicago Tribune editors at the Tribune Tower in Chicago. On a short tour before the discussion, our staff noted the various quotes about the role of the press that line the walls of the building's lobby.
"To the press alone, checkered as it is with abuses, the world is indebted for all the triumphs which have been gained by reason and humanity over error and oppression," said fourth President James Madison.
And that same tenuous state of the profession made the results of the Illinois College Press Association's yearly awards banquet Saturday much more satisfying. The Daily Illini placed first in Illinois for General Excellence and Best Online News Site, the two biggest honors. Our editorial board's two submitted editorials also placed first and second for the best editorials of 2016.
Many of our editors work nearly full-time jobs each week to prepare content for our paper and website, all while maintaining the highest grades we can. We also employ dozens of unpaid students who are absolutely essential to content creation and the paper's overall success.
Nearly every student feels passionate enough to spend considerable free time on a job or hobby, and we're no different: Journalism is our passion, and we work tirelessly to improve our connections to students and the community at large.
To receive such high praise represents the culmination of our efforts inside and outside the classroom, and there are few better feelings than that sort of recognition.
But our work is nowhere close to its conclusion. The Daily Illini is still far from the standard of excellence that we believe our fellow students deserve. We need to further increase our diversity, both in our staff and of our perspectives.
We still don't cater enough to groups in Champaign-Urbana that deserve our undivided attention. If students continue to vote in favor of the Media Fee that helps sustain our paper, then we owe it to them to tell their stories — all of them.
Much of our current editorial staff will leave the paper after spring break, the traditional time during which we turn over our positions. We hope to leave behind an educated staff even more dedicated to inclusion than we've tried to be.
Winning the award for Illinois' best college newspaper was the cathartic conclusion to nearly a year of our sweat and tears.
But it was even moreso a reminder that journalistic work never truly concludes — we can always aim higher, reach further and do better.


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Home / World / Newly empowered House Democrats pass funding plan without wall
Newly empowered House Democrats pass funding plan without wall
Speaker Nancy Pelosi called Donald Trump's proposal "a wall between reality and his constituents"
House majority leader Steny Hoyer (centre) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi push back on President Donald Trump's demand for funding to build a wall on the US-Mexico border as the partial government shutdown is in its second week, at the Capitol in Washington on Thursday.
AP | Washington | Published 04.01.19, 09:42 AM
On their first day in the majority, House Democrats have passed a plan to re-open the government without funding President Donald Trump's promised border wall.
The largely party-line votes on Thursday night came after Trump made a surprise appearance at the White House briefing room, pledging to keep up the fight for his signature campaign promise.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Trump and Senate Republicans should 'take yes for an answer' and approve the border bill, which was virtually identical to a plan the Senate adopted on a voice vote last month.
'We're not doing a wall. Does anyone have any doubt that we're not doing a wall?' Pelosi told reporters at a news conference on Thursday night.
Pelosi, who was elected speaker earlier on Thursday, also took a shot at Trump, calling his proposal 'a wall between reality and his constituents'.
Trump strode into the White House briefing room on Thursday — the 13th day of the partial government shutdown —and declared that 'without a wall you cannot have border security'. He then left without taking questions from reporters.
Donald Trump during a briefing with reporters about border security at the White House on Thursday.
The appearance came hours after the new Congress convened, with Democrats taking majority control of the House and returning Pelosi to the speakership after eight years of GOP control. The Democratic legislation to re-open the government without funding the wall is going nowhere in the Senate, where Republicans want Trump's endorsement before voting on a funding package.
Trump is demanding billions of dollars to build his wall along the US border with Mexico, which the Democrats have refused.
Asked if she would give Trump $1 for a wall to reopen the government, Pelosi said: 'One dollar? Yeah, one dollar. The fact is a wall is an immorality. It's not who we are as a nation.'
Congressional leaders from both parties met with Trump at the White House on Wednesday, but failed to make progress during their first sit-down in weeks. The White House has invited the leaders back Friday for another round of talks that officials have suggested might be more successful now that Pelosi has been sworn in.
Reporters were told on Thursday that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders would be holding a hastily called late afternoon briefing. Instead, out walked Trump, flanked by members of the unions that represent border patrol and immigration enforcement agents. It was his first time delivering remarks at the briefing room podium.
'You can call it a barrier, you can call it whatever you want,' Trump said. 'But essentially we need protection in our country. We're going to make it good. The people of our country want it.'
Sadly, there can be no REAL Border Security without the Wall!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 3, 2019
....President Trump deserves a lot of credit, but again, you have the anti-Trump people who are not going to give him a lot of credit."
Trump said his meeting with the union officials had long been planned and just happened to come at 'a very opportune time'. He also claimed his refusal to budge was winning praise, telling reporters, 'I have never had so much support as I have in the last week over my stance for border security.'
Polls show a majority of Americans oppose the border wall, although Republicans strongly support it.
White House and Department of Homeland Security officials have spent recent days trying to make a public and private case that the situation at the border has reached a 'crisis' situation that demands more money than Democrats have offered.
Trump tweeted an ominous video on Thursday with images of what appeared to be migrants trying to rush the border and clashing with law enforcement, beneath the words 'crisis at the border,' ''drugs' and 'crime.' The video concludes with footage of Trump at the border along with audio from one of his rallies in which he vows to build his promised border wall and the crowd chants 'Build the wall!'
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The Democratic package to end the shutdown includes a bill to temporarily fund the Department of Homeland Security at current levels — with $1.3 billion for border security, far less than Trump has said he wants— through February 8 as bipartisan talks would continue. It was approved, 239-192.
Democrats also approved a separate measure to fund the departments of Agriculture, Interior, Housing and Urban Development and others closed by the partial shutdown, at levels Senate Republicans had largely agreed to last year. The bill, which would provide money through the end of the fiscal year September 30, was approved, 241-190, with several House Republicans joining Democrats.
The White House has rejected the Democratic package.
'Why not fully fund the Department of Homeland Security? Why doesn't the Pelosi bill do that?' said White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer urged Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to put the House Democratic package on the Senate floor and send it to the President, saying it would show Trump 'the sweet light of reason'.
McConnell has dismissed the idea as a 'total nonstarter' and a waste of time.
But some Republican senators appeared open to at least part of the Democrats' proposal.
'I'm not saying their whole plan is a valid plan, but I see no reason why the bills that are ready to go and on which we've achieved an agreement should be held hostage to this debate over border security,' said Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine.
'Congress needs to take further action on border security, but that work should be done when the government is fully open,' added Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo.
Vice-President Mike Pence, who was on the Hill on Thursday to swear in new senators, took a hard line, telling Fox News Channel's Tucker Carlson, 'Bottom line, if there's no wall, there's no deal.'
Trump has said the partial shutdown, which began on December 22, will last 'as long as it takes' to get the funding he wants.
The White House said Trump made calls on Thursday to the family of Cpl. Ronil Singh, the Newman, California, police officer shot to death during a December 26 traffic stop. The suspected shooter is a Mexican man accused of living in the US illegally. Republicans have seized on the case to call for tougher border security.
Nancy Pelosi rises to speaker, firing first shots in era of divided government
Nancy Pelosi gives Donald Trump an earful in public, questions 'manhood' in private
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Die S&G Automobil AG ist der weltweit älteste Mercedes-Benz-Vertragspartner. Heute umfasst das Unternehmen zehn Standorte in Baden-Württemberg sowie einen in Rheinland-Pfalz, dazu acht Standorte der Tochtergesellschaft S&G Automobil GmbH in Sachsen-Anhalt. Vertrieben werden die Marken Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes-AMG, smart und Mitsubishi Fuso.

Geschichte
Seinen Anfang nahm das Unternehmen im Jahre 1898, als Ernst Schoemperlen in Karlsruhe die "Automobil-Centrale" gründete. 1905 lernte der Firmengründer seinen späteren Partner Walter Gast kennen. Mit ihm als Teilhaber wurde 1910 die Firma "Schoemperlen & Gast" gegründet. 1936 traten als neue Geschäftsführer für Ernst Schoemperlen sein Sohn Kurt Schoemperlen, sowie Emil Melchers für Walter Gast die Nachfolge an. Weitere Geschäftsführer waren Edgar Schömperlen, Karl Petri, Hans-Georg Appenzeller und Ottmar Schwab, Manfred Merkel sowie Wolfgang Ritz. Die heutige Geschäftsleitung der S&G Automobil AG besteht aus Achim Quitz, Daniel Daufer und Stephan Kinzel. Im Laufe der Jahre eröffnete das Unternehmen Betriebe in Offenburg (1928), Bruchsal (1957), Achern (1960), Karlsruhe-Knielingen (1961), Wolfach, Kehl, Ettlingen (1968–1969), Karlsruhe-Hagsfeld (1971), Bretten und Pforzheim (2000).  Zum 100-jährigen Jubiläum 1998 erfolgte die Umwandlung in die S&G Automobil Aktiengesellschaft. Heute lautet die aktuelle Firmierung S&G Automobil AG.

Bereits 1990 wurde S&G in der ehemaligen DDR unternehmerisch tätig. Es wurde die Tochtergesellschaft S&G Automobilgesellschaft mbH Halle/Merseburg in Halle an der Saale gegründet. In den folgenden Jahren wurden Betriebe in Sangerhausen, Querfurt, Eisleben (2001), Aschersleben (2007), Halberstadt (2011) und Quedlinburg (2013) eröffnet. Heute lautet die aktuelle Firmierung S&G Automobil GmbH.

Die S&G Gruppe ist nicht nur auf den Service von Mercedes-Benz Pkw, Transporter und Lkw spezialisiert, sondern auch auf Spezialumbauten von Lkws. 1996 wurde das sogenannte Werkstattsondergeschäft damals mit Sitz in Karlsruhe-Knielingen weiter ausgebaut. Heute nennt sich die Abteilung S&G TruckTechnik. 2003 fand der Umzug der TruckTechnik in die Carl-Metz-Straße nach Karlsruhe-Mühlburg statt und 2013 nach Kandel.

Stiftungen
Zum 90-jährigen Unternehmensjubiläum wurde die Ernst-Schoemperlen-Stiftung mit einem Stammkapital von 100.000 D-Mark ins Leben gerufen, die sich der Förderung der Kraftfahrzeugtechnik und der Kraftfahrzeugwirtschaft verschrieben hat. 2000 gründete man die S&G Stiftung zur Unterstützung von Unfallopfern und Förderung der Verkehrssicherheit mit Schwerpunkt im Kinder- und Jugendbereich.

Weblinks
 www.sug.de Unternehmenswebseite

Einzelnachweise

Mercedes-Benz
Smart
Handelsunternehmen (Karlsruhe)
Gegründet 1898
Automobilhändler


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after completion hopefully you'll be able to install. I see all these posts of people having the EXACT board and processor as me and I have all kinds of issues. Is there a way to prevent something like this happening again? Rudeness will not be tolerated!
I have to find the software to tell you, but believe OS X10 will keep looking Expert: Ashik replied5 years ago. Please help!Click to expand... Mac Fanatic Level 1 (115 points) Q: error loading kernel in SUM My hardrive is very unstable.I am trying to copy off the user folder at minimum. All rights reserved.REDDIT and the ALIEN Logo are registered trademarks of reddit inc.Advertise - technologyπRendered by PID 16947 on app-553 at 2016-10-12 00:13:07.189423+00:00 running 3f49cad country code: SE.
hp, acer to name a few motherboards that I have wanted to use. Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post by BDAqua, BDAqua Jan 3, 2012 2:06 PM in response to Mac Fanatic Level 10 (123,780 points) Jan 3, 2012 2:06 PM in Is there anything else I can do to copy the files off?2. People come here for help, so please don't shove them right back out the door.
What OS X version is it running? I have a Genius appointment for Tuesday 5:30 PM ET. Follow up after receiving answers! Hi.
Yes Ask Your Own Mac Question Customer: replied5 years ago. I ask, because Apple charges $20 for the jump to 10.6, then another $20 for the jump to 10.7, and I think $30 for 10.8. Get a Professional Answer Via email, text message, or notification as you wait on our site.Ask follow up questions if you need to. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Rate the answer you receive. Voila, you are at 10.6.8.
You can not post a blank message. Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post Page 1 Next This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Ask Your Own Mac Question Customer: replied5 years ago. Can't believe its not with all the other software, but it's not.I will be back after taking care of the animals and barn.
Were you able to try rebuilding the cache as mentioned in my post above? They will very well just take your machine to the bar and wipe old OS/reinstall new off of their rescue drive. permalinkembedsaveparentgive gold[–]corpnewtEl Capitan - 10.11 0 points1 point2 points 10 months ago(54 children)If it's a graphics related issue, it might be tied to the NVIDIA Web drivers. When I boot from the Mac HD, everything works great (with GTX 970 installed and drivers working any everything).
Helpful (0) Reply options Link to this post by Mac Fanatic, Mac Fanatic Jan 3, 2012 1:44 PM in response to japamac Level 1 (115 points) Jan 3, 2012 1:44 PM They reinstalled Mac osx whilst keeping my files. Going to see an Apple Genius is going to cost you unless you bought AppleCare for years. They will refer you to apple.com.
permalinkembedsaveparentgive gold[–]corpnewtEl Capitan - 10.11 0 points1 point2 points 9 months ago(46 children)Right, boot from USB - use USB config.plist. I think there's a way to tell Clover what plist you want it to use, that way you can copy your config.plist to test.plist per se, and make the changes in Not out of the woods yet. Nada.
During my troubleshooting I managed to get an error in the disk repair about the EFI file system having an issue of some sort. Click the disclosure triangle to the left of the hard drive icon to display the names of your hard disk volumes and partitions. 5. You won't be able to vote or comment. 012Error Loading Kernel Cache 0x9 after Updates (self.hackintosh)submitted 10 months ago by MolasarHey everyone, I successfully installed Yosemite 10.10.3 with clover bootloader. If not, let me know what the output of -v is and we'll further investigate.
share Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Email Link Like + Quote Reply Dingdongggggggg, Oct 28, 2013 Dingdongggggggg thread starter macrumors newbie Joined: Oct 27, 2013 #11 @Wild card I read Back to top #3 Romano2K Posted 28 October 2015 - 08:11 PM Romano2K InsanelyMac Geek Members 216 posts Gender:Male Location:Paris, France Best Answer I had the same result with single user or was it some sort of repair of the current install? I'm going to the genius bar again on Monday.
Boot with -f (+ any other boot flags you normally use), and if/when you get to the computer, open the terminal and run these commands: sudo rm -r /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches This deletes We also boast an active community focused on purchasing decisions and technical aspects of the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Mac platforms. I was just toying around to see if I could bypass buying snow leopard. And a Fan?
Do upvote interesting questions and helpful answers. Downvoting questions you feel are annoying or repetitive is counterproductive. I have tried that using UseKernelCache=No and it STILL gives the same error. It should be Snow Leopard.
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'Straight talk' now straight lies
In 2000, after being chased out of the hunt for the Republican presidential nomination by the Bush slime machine, John McCain said in a television interview that he had said and done some things during his campaign that he did not believe and of which he was ashamed.
A tape of that part of the interview was shown on television late in the first week of September of this year – about a week ago as I write this. Sadly, I can't remember whether I saw it on CNN or CNBC; I wasn't wasn't really watching until that segment came on, and I wasn't in a position to take notes.
"I guess I wanted to be president," McCain said, explaining to the interviewer why he had acted contrary to his own (stated) moral standards.
Should he lose in this year's general election, the next post-election interview should be a doozy, assuming he can recall how to read a moral compass. It's a doubtful assumption.
The campaign of John McCain and his running mate, the appalling Sarah Palin, relies more on flat-out lies and gross distortions of fact than any campaign in recent memory – probably more than any American campaign since the 19th century.
That undoubtedly has to do at least partially with the fact that around July 1, McCain turned control of his campaign strategy and tactics over to disciples of Karl Rove, the king of dirty politics in our times.
Nicolle Wallace, communications director for George W. Bush in the 2004 campaign and in the Bush White House, became a "senior adviser" to McCain and is traveling with him half time. Greg Jenkins, a long-time Rove aide and associate and also a former Fox News [Propaganda] producer joined the McCain team in the last week in June, and another Rove understudy, Steve Schmidt, was put in charge of the day-to-day operations of the campaign.
The move has a special gag-inducing factor in that the people now running McCain's show are some of the same people who poured filth on him in 2000.
Apparently, he wants to be president.
Jill Hazelbaker, a McCain campaign spokeswoman, said when asked about the Rovians that "Voters don't care about the organizational chart of our campaign." Sadly, she's undoubtedly right.
It is so bad that some broadcasters and, now, even the staid old New Yorks Times are talking openly, without weasel-wording, about how the McCain campaign is dependent on lies.
On Sept. 12, economist and Times columnist Paul Krugman had a piece in that newspaper headlined "Blizzard of Lies."
Krugman noted that while the lies of Bush campaigns have had at least some degree of subtlety, the McCain lies are so blatant "that anyone with an Internet connection can disprove (them) in a minute."
He cited, for example, the now well-known fact that Palin is lying when she claims she was against the notorious "bridge to nowhere" and that she rejected the money for that project. (In fact, she supported the bridge until it became a national scandal, and under her direction, Alaska kept the money to use elsewhere.) He also notes that while claiming to be against "wasteful" earmark spending, she hired big-buck lobbyists to get more, more, more earmark money for Alaska, which sucks up far more federal money per capita than other states.
And he pointed to the very recent McCain ads that falsely claim Barack Obama sought to promote "full-fledged" sex education for kindergartners and that Obama called Palin a pig because he used the common phrase "putting lipstick on a pig" to describe Palin attempts to con the public on bad policy.
Truth: Obama supported a program that would have given small children guidance in recognizing and avoiding inappropriate advances from adults. The claim about the old lipstick/pig cliché was patently false – and, incidentally, McCain has used the same phrase himself more than once. Not many months ago, as the Times has reported, he used it to describe Hillary Clinton's health plan proposal.
Krugman posited that the McCain mob figures they can get away with such stuff because of the news industry's knee-jerk response to the attacks by one side by providing false balance: "a grotesque lie from one side is paired with a trivial misstatement from the other, conveying the impression that both sides are equally dirty."
I'm glad someone other than me and a few other old reporters finally pointed that out.
More, Krugman proposes that there is a direct "relationship between the character of a campaign and that of the administration that follows."
Also glad to see that finally in print.
More surprising is the fact that today as I write, Sept. 13, the Times has a front page story about the degree to which the McCain campaign is lying and distorting the truth and suggesting that the lies are so nasty and clearly untrue as to be fostering backlash against McCain.
The Times piece (http://www.nytimes.com) cites other McCain lies and quotes Democrats, independents and Republicans saying that the preponderance of lies and distortions in this presidential campaign is overwhelmingly on the McCain side. Such a straightforward report on campaign dishonesty in a major newspaper is unprecedented in my experience, and powerfully shows how far the McCain crowd has strayed.
Oh, yes. In the same issue, an editorial accurately rips Palin and her learned-by-rote responses to an interviewer and asks "what on earth John McCain was thinking" in adding her to his ticket. Given that the Times endorsed McCain for the Republican nomination and seemed headed not too long ago to endorsing him for election, that's also strong stuff.
Here, quickly, are some other McCain lies, as found on the highly reliable http://www.Factcheck.org (Thanks to my friend, freelance journalist Lydia Howell for passing these along.)
* McCain says that Obama's health care plan would force small businesses to cut jobs and would "put a bureaucrat...between you and your doctor." Truth: The plan exempts small businesses, and those who have insurance now could keep their present coverage.
* McCain charges that Obama voted for "corporate welfare" for oil companies. Truth: The bill supported by the Democrat would raise taxes on oil companies by $300 million over 11 years while providing almost $6 billion in subsidies for renewable energy, efficient energy use and alternative fuels.
* McCain claims that the United States pays "countries that don't like us very much" $700 billion a year for oil. Truth: At present prices, the U.S. will import about $536 billion in oil this year, and about a third of that comes from close allies – Canada, Mexico and the UK.
* At the Republican convention this month, McCain said that the Obama health care plan would force families into a government-run program. Truth: Regrettably, Obama's plan falls far short of a true government-run health plan. It would require that children have coverage; people could choose from private plans, keep present coverage or choose a new public plan. Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program would be expanded.
* Remember McCain's famous trip to Iraq, in which he claimed that things were going so well that one could stroll alone and without body armor through the markets of Baghdad? In fact, he wore a flack vest when he took his famous stroll, and he was closely surrounded my military guards and covered overhead by three Army helicopters.
There's more, but it would be difficult to keep this at anything close to a readable length and provide a comprehensive list.
Instead, voters need to consider some other facts about McCain and his campaign.
First, it's time someone said this out loud: McCain is not very bright. Some Americans – maybe something close to half of us – seem to prefer a president who's on the dim side. They seem to think that indicates he's "just like us" or at least doesn't consider himself to be superior to the rest of us. A good look at George Bush shows that's a false assumption, but reason isn't a big factor for those who believe such things. Personally, I've always hoped for presidents who are greatly better informed and vastly more intelligent than the average.
McCain was sixth from the bottom academically in a class of 898 cadets in his class at the U.S. Naval Academy. As some of his former fellow cadets noted, he got into the naval air program only because he was a "legacy" student – his father and grandfather were admirals; were that not the case, his lousy academic performance would have kept him out of flight training. And he was a rotten pilot. He crashed five, count them, five, Navy aircraft before being shot down over Vietnam.
I'm the same age as McCain, and when he's off script I see in him worrisome things that I have seen in several people I have known. He often can't remember facts, he sometimes can't seem to remember what he was saying or intended to say. He seems confused sometimes. The news media apparently regard such observations as off limits but, folks, we are talking the presidency of the United States here. The question of competency -- continued competency, if you will -- can be ignored only at great peril.
There also are serious questions about the man's physical health, and he has not been willing to allow free access to his health records. A vice president Sarah Palin could be much closer to the presidency than anyone is suggesting at this point.
Then there is the question of Supreme Court appointments. The next president almost certainly will appoint at least one new justice. McCain has promised that Justice Samuel Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts will "serve as models for my nominees." That will delight right wing extremists, but probably not people who favor freedom of choice for women, or those who oppose use of torture and favor preservation of habeas corpus and, in fact, preservation -- or, more truthfully, restoration -- of the U.S. Constitution.
Our economy is a mess such as we've not seen since the Great Depression, and still sinking. John McCain, by his own admission, knows next to nothing about economics.
McCain is going along, apparently quite happily, with the Republican Party's huge effort at vote suppression in the coming election. More on this soon, but the party is involved in an all-out effort to prevent low income people and members of racial minorities from voting.
The Republican candidate is refusing to join in strongly bipartisan efforts in Congress to improve educational and health benefits for veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Since he simply sidesteps all questions on that issue, it's impossible to say exactly why that is so.
And then, of course, there was McCain's first big decision: The selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate. It probably was the most cynical such choice in the history of the United States, and very likely the worst. More on this, too, in the near future. Former Reagan speech writer and McCain adviser Peggy Noonan was caught on the air at the Republican convention calling the decision "political bullshit."
That about sums it up.
John McCain has a "tell" when he's lying or about to lie.
A tell is what serious poker players call a nervous tic that shows shrewd players what someone else in a game is up to. For example, a player might rub his nose whenever he draws a card he wants, and another might quietly tap a finger lightly on the table when he's bluffing.
As a once-serious, though very small time, poker player – a few times in my university days, playing poker was the only thing that allowed me to eat – I spotted this one a while ago: When McCain is about to lie, his eyes blink very rapidly.
Watch for it.
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A new Canadian radio telescope in British Columbia has already bagged 13 mysterious radio bursts.
Andre Renard/Dunlap Institute/CHIME Collaboration
Canadian telescope finds mysterious radio flashes from deep space
By Daniel Clery Jan. 9, 2019 , 1:00 PM
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON—A new Canadian radio telescope, not yet fully operational, has already detected more than a dozen of the mysteriously brief blasts from deep space known as fast radio bursts (FRBs). One is only the second known to flash repeatedly, researchers reported here today at the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society. The early results from the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME) suggest the scope is well on its way to adding hundreds or even thousands of FRBs to the 60 or so already known—hopefully revealing the source of these powerful millisecondslong pulses in the process.
"This really points to the fact that CHIME is set to revolutionize the field of FRBs," says Sarah Burke-Spolaor of West Virginia University in Morgantown, who was not involved in the research.
FRBs are one of the hottest topics in astronomy. Researchers not only want to figure out what they are, they also want to use them to gather information about the matter that resides in the vast reaches between galaxies. As they journey through deep space, FRB pulses get spread out by all the electrons they meet, revealing information about the density of the intergalactic medium. That would be valuable input for models of the large-scale structure of the cosmos. "FRBs could be a good way to understand the evolution of our universe," says Vishal Gajjar of the University of California, Berkeley, also not a member of the CHIME team.
FRBs were first detected in 2007 by telescopes in Australia. For years, skeptical astronomers dismissed them as local effects or instrumental glitches. Because FRBs are rare, only wide-field telescopes have a chance of catching one. But these survey scopes tend not to be sensitive enough to learn much about them. And because FRBs occur in the blink of an eye, it's too late to bring another, more sensitive, telescope to bear on it.
Astronomers began to take FRBs seriously when, earlier this decade, teams figured out that the pulses came from distant galaxies. That discovery was based on the structure of the pulses themselves: Among the range of frequencies that make them up, longer wavelength photons lag behind the shorter ones, thanks to the drag of intergalactic matter. The amount of lag in an arriving pulse is too great for the FRB to be from a source within the Milky Way. Previously, some scientists thought explosive events in our galaxy such as supernovae or neutron star mergers might be responsible for the bursts.
But in 2012, an FRB was found by the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico that was later shown to repeat. This ruled out one-off sources like mergers or supernovae that would be consumed in the process—for that FRB at least. Further observations with the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia told researchers that the burst, known as FRB 121102, came from a highly magnetic environment. In 2017 researchers used the Very Large Array in Socorro, New Mexico, and the European VLBI Network—a continent-wide array—to pin down its location to a small star-forming galaxy 3 billion light-years away.
But what spawns FRBs remains a mystery. There are almost as many theories as there are FRB detections. An online list now has 47 entries, including neutron star-white dwarf mergers, lightning on pulsars, and alien light-sails. But with only 60 FRBs, astronomers have little to go on. Finding more FRBs—and more repeaters—will let researchers statistically analyze them, and perhaps even determine which types of galaxies spawn them.
CHIME, originally designed to map clouds of interstellar hydrogen to understand the mysterious dark energy that is accelerating the expansion of the universe, aims to help. The telescope, near Penticton in British Columbia in Canada, is comprised of four, fixed 100-meter-long parabolic troughs that look straight up and scan the whole visible sky more than 24 hours.
Construction was finished in 2017. In July and August 2018, while parts of the system were still being tested, CHIME bagged 13 new FRBs over 3 weeks, including the second repeater. "It was a happy surprise, with an element of relief, too," says Ingrid Stairs of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, one of the leaders of the CHIME FRB team. Previously, no FRBs had been found at frequencies below 700 megahertz (MHz), and scientists were worried that not many FRBs would be visible in CHIME's 400- to 800-MHz range. Shriharsh Tendulkar of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, lead author of one of two CHIME papers published today in Nature , says they want to detect across as broad a range of frequencies as possible, both to catch more FRBs and to better understand what is producing them.
Burke-Spolaor says the second repeater is exciting because it confirms their existence and heralds more discoveries. Researchers can't yet tell whether repeaters are a distinct type of FRB or a stage in their long evolution: Single FRBs, for example, could actually be repeaters that have slowed with age and burst too rarely for us to see repeats. The two known repeaters show noticeable similarities, with more structure in their pulses—a series of subbursts—than all but one of the single FRBs. "The striations in the pulses are so rich in information," Burke-Spolaor says. "Finding more repeaters is very important because they are easier to localize [to a source galaxy]." CHIME's results support the idea that FRBs come from dense star-forming regions and perhaps from within old supernova remnants.
Researchers are already looking forward to the haul that CHIME should return when it comes online later this year. Gajjar says: "We should get busy."
doi:10.1126/science.aaw6156
Daniel Clery
Daniel is Science's senior correspondent in the United Kingdom, covering astronomy, physics, and energy stories as well as European policy.
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