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Border Chronicles now Available to Puchase Online
Published on March 12, 2012 by declangorman
Following a brief technical delay, the (three!!!) plays that make up The Border Chronicles Trilogy are now available to download from the PLAYOGRAPHYIreland website at their standard purcahse fee of 20 euro per script. To go directly to the relevant pages, click here: http://irishplayography.com/search-simple.aspx?playtitle=&authorfirstnames=Declan&authorsurname=Gorman&includeirishlanguage=true
The trilogy comprises Hades (premiered 1998); Epic (2001) and At Peace(2007). Drawing from mythologies of Greece, Ireland, West Africa and the Baltic region, each of these plays was devised, written, and set within the year in which it was premiered. As such, these dramas were an attempt to present a contemporaneous, live chronicle of borderlands life as the major political events of a decade unfolded, while at the same time avoiding didactic realism by drawing from the surreal anarchy of ancient shapeshifting myth and lore.
PLAYOGRAPHYIreland comprises two comprehensive online searchable databases and catalogues: Irish Playography (all new Irish plays produced in English since the formation of the National Theatre in 1904) and Playography na Gaeilge (all new Irish plays produced in Irish since 1975).
The texts of The Border Chronicles have not previously been published or available to a general readership, although sample extracts can be read on this website and anyone wishing to find out more can contact me at declangorman@yahoo.co.uk.
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Sick British Ebola nurse 'much better'
AFP October 21, 2015
Pauline Cafferkey is led into a quarantine tent trolley before being airlifted to the Royal Free hospital in London after she was initially diagnosed with the Ebola virus in 2014 (AFP Photo/-)
London (AFP) - There has been a "significant improvement" in the health of a British nurse who suffered a relapse after contracting Ebola in Sierra Leone, medics treating her in London said Wednesday.
Despite recovering from the virus in December after returning to the Scottish city of Glasgow from Sierra Leone, Pauline Cafferkey, 39, was readmitted to hospital on October 6.
Doctors at the hospital said the virus caused her to contract meningitis.
"In the last few days she's made a significant improvement. She's much better now," said infectious disease consultant Michael Jacobs of the Royal Free Hospital, where she was hospitalised.
"We have no doubt... that the virus re-emerged around the brain and around the spinal column to cause this meningitis."
On Monday, Cafferkey's condition was "serious but stable", after she was declared "critically ill" last Wednesday.
"I think she has a long recovery ahead of her and will be with us for quite a while still," Jacobs said.
During her initial bout, the nurse spent almost a month in the isolation unit at the Royal Free Hospital and was treated with an experimental anti-viral drug and blood from Ebola survivors before being discharged on January 24.
After relapsing, she was treated in Glasgow before being flown by military aircraft to the Royal Free Hospital.
According to Ben Neumann of the British University of Reading, the nurse would be only the second known case of Ebola reactivation.
The 2013 Ebola outbreak in West Africa infected some 28,000 people and left 11,300 dead, the virus' highest toll since its identification in central Africa in 1976.
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Department: University of Hawaii Board of Regents
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Product listing ads are a must for any ecommerce merchant and as the holiday shopping season is now in full swing, it's important to check your PLAs (and check them twice!) for these common mistakes so that you're not missing out.
Your feeds are your lifeline in ecommerce, so it's important to have the freshest feeds possible. It's a common mistake to only upload feeds every 30 days, but as an ecommerce merchant, your store is constantly changing. Your stock status, pricing, new products, and discontinued items are all important feed parameters that have to be correct and up to date to ensure your products are displaying correctly. Set your feeds to upload on a daily basis to ensure that Google is current with your store.
When you focus on only one or few product targets within PLA campaigns, you're not accurately representing large groups of products with different characteristics, buyers, and profit margins. It's like throwing all of your products at the wall and seeing what sticks.
This type of strategy (and mistake) also means that you can't use negatives to control traffic spend to specific products – Google will end up deciding what serves on your behalf for each query, which it may get wrong.
Plus, you'll end up bidding too high or low for the majority of these products, causing truly inefficient campaigns.
Instead, build out multiple campaigns so that you can not only better target searcher queries and buyer intent, but you can also better manage your spend. Start by breaking out your campaign by the product categories you use on your site as they are natural breaks in your stock.
If it's too broad, break it down into brands and start getting more granular. For many business owners, they'll consult with a CSE management agency to assist in the build-out so that they know that they're doing it well from the start (the CSE team at Omnicore can help with this, too!). Otherwise, just take the time to do it right, rather than shred your ROI.
When a bunch of retailers sell the same stuff, how can a customers differentiate one from another? The key is in the marketing and if you're not using Merchant Promotions in your PLAs, you're missing out on a huge opportunity to sell to your customers.
Merchant Promotions allow for you to stand out from the crowd by creating offers on specific items. These promotions can boost both clickthrough rates and conversion rates, so it's a wonder that so many brands do not use this feature effectively. To start using it, you'll need to get yourself into the beta test, so get on your Google rep or team to get you an invite to the feature.
Sure, your team may call this item one thing, but do most searchers even know what you're talking about? Be careful of what is showing up as part of your PLAs, particularly in regards to product names. Jargon won't come across well to searchers, even if it's what your team uses internally to recognize products. You have to show and say explicitly what the item is to get a better return.
For example, if you sell dresses and you have a designer called Molly Molly and one of her dresses is red, has a retro wiggle dress silhouette, and is named The Stunner, you wouldn't want your product name to be just "Molly Molly – The Stunner" in your PLAs. Instead, describe the item so that you're capturing more audience segments and user intent, like "Molly Molly Women's Red Wiggle Dress – The Stunner".
Sorry, folks. This is a no-no also. Traditional CSE feeds are all about categories, so categorization plays heavily into their success. However, within PLAs, it's all about matching individual products to queries, not categories. Your PLA feeds need to show intent signals in their key fields in order to be served up, so using the same feeds as other CSEs without those signals can be a lazy mistake that costs you a bundle.
To correct this, be sure that you've updated your key fields with commonly searched values, rather than just the manufacturer or brand name, colors, or materials. Think about what the searcher is looking for and why – and then input that into your fields.
Your product titles can be optimized for better performance, both in content and in length. First off, make sure that your product titles are 70 characters or under so that they can display completely in the Google shopping results. Next, be sure to look at your product titles and analyze their structure to see if they can be improved. You want the keywords to be important and titles to be easily searched and recognized for maximum impact. A recommended structure (and this depends on your industry) is to put the most important or specific keyword first, followed by a general category keyword and then product name/model, and manufacturer if you are selling through your own store however if you're selling through a platform like eBay turning the order for example in the picture below a well written title out performs a Top Rated seller and a lower price.
Not including negatives in your PLA campaigns is like putting all of your keywords on broad match and expecting a good return. Simply put, it's not going to happen. When you don't include negatives, you're allowing for Google to serve up your products to whatever queries it thinks it might be relevant, which can drive up your spend and drive down your ROI.
C'mon – we all know that Google can get it wrong. You need to make sure that you're serving products up only to qualified visitors, so paying attention to negatives in your campaign setup can make a huge difference in the long run.
Start by reviewing your search query reports for truly bad matches to your products. Those are the phrases to start adding in to your campaign negatives. Also, use some common sense – if you know a brand or a product name can have multiple uses or meanings, be specific with that (for example, Diesel Jeans and Diesel Fuel are two completely different things).
You'll also want to decide in which products you want to show for particular market segments so that you can set up ad group level negatives to block those product characteristics that aren't matching what you want.
Let's face it – most people just stick with whatever stock photos the manufacturers send and in some cases, that's fine. But in most, it's important to remember that the images you use occupy the bulk of the ad space and this is what users recognize and see the most off. Passing off a stock image that's less than stellar can mean not standing out from your competition.
If you have the ability to invest in professional product photography that better showcases the item in a more attractive way, go for it! In the meantime, test different types of product images in your feeds to find the one that tells the product story and gives the best impression while maintining accuracy. Finding that image means a better-optimized ad that's likely to see good success.
What other questions do you have about maximizing your PLAs?
If you're blocking out the Google ads bot on your product pages, you need to solve this issue ASAP. High privacy settings and missing robots.txt files can sink your entire campaign. To correct, make sure your pages are crawlable and easily indexed and that your robots.txt file isn't blocking the bot. If the Google ads bot can't see or read your product pages, your entire PLA campaign can fail – and in many cases, this is a reason for a global product disapproval. If all of your products go down in your Google Merchant Center account, this may be a possibility.
There's nothing worse than getting to an item that you want and finding out that it's out of stock – but it's even worse when you advertise to a customer that it is indeed in stock when it's not AND you end up paying for the click. Can you say a drain on both your customer's impression of your business and your wallet?
Stop ignoring your stock status field and begin managing this more effectively. This can really help your CPA plus, it creates a better impression with customers. You'll want to coordinate to ensure that your inventory is well managed and track so that you know exactly when to put up or take down that stock status notice. When it's out of stock, say it is. When it's not, say it is. Either way, being silent or wrong isn't an option.
Conversion Optimizer isn not compatible with PLAs, even though the AdWords interface notes that it's in the form of an alert. When you turn on this feature, your PLAs will stop impressing. It's a mistake that can cost you hugely. Don't. Do. It.
What other tips or troubles have you run into when it comes to managing your PLAs?


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VIU Introduces Bachelor of Kinesiology Program
VIU Physical Education program students study Kinesiology (pre-COVID-19)
VIU professor reflects on the progression of a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree as well as his own evolution as a teacher in the program over the past four decades.
Les Malbon, Professor of Kinesiology at Vancouver Island University (VIU) has fond memories of when he was a student in the Physical Education program in 1974 – when Malaspina College was operating out of the old Nanaimo hospital building on Kennedy Street.
"The primary focus back then was on anatomy and physiology and a first-year sport/physical education sociology course, plus a variety of experiential activity courses," he says. "At the time most students including myself were interested in becoming teachers. Now there is a diverse stream of professional options students can pursue and course content has expanded to include rehabilitation sciences."
In September 2020, VIU's Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education became a Bachelor of Kinesiology (and Bachelor of Arts, Minor in Kinesiology), ushering in a new era for those interested in careers in health, rehabilitation, fitness and education.
Louis Mattar, Chair, Kinesiology Programs, says over the past 15 years more graduates have pursued professions in occupational, physical or massage therapy and chiropractic medicine, although the program still sees many students pursuing teacher education.
"Our definition of kinesiology is the art and science of human movement," says Mattar. "Our course content is about human movement from a physical, social and psychological standpoint."
Malbon says the new degree is an exciting change for the department and better reflects both the content now being taught in the program and student interests. He has been teaching in the program for more than 40 years, and his time at VIU will come to an end in a little over a year when he retires, yet his passion for teaching is still as strong as ever. He has helped develop both the Physical Education minor (in 2002) and the major (in 2006), assisted in the transition to Kinesiology (2020) and is now developing online activity courses in the Kinesiology program. In the future Malbon hopes to support the program as a sessional instructor.
"While all of this COVID crazy is happening, Les has shown students that you can adapt, learn and manage stress in ways you never thought you could," says Mattar. "The material that he teaches is about the whole person."
Malbon recently completed an international diploma recognized by UNESCO through the University for Peace in Costa Rica on The Earth Charter and Education for Sustainable Development. Inspired by the teachings and guiding principles of The Earth Charter, Malbon has designed a new course on nature, health and physical activity.
"The development of new courses gives us uniqueness as we branch out into different areas," says Malbon. "What's been beautiful about my tenure is that as a lifelong student as well, I have evolved too. When I began it was all about sport and kinetics; now my pedagogical focus has broadened to a more holistic perspective that includes courses such as the health of the human spirit, local food sovereignty and sustainability, and the seven dimensions of wellness: intellectual, environmental, social, emotional, physical, occupational and spiritual health."
The transition from Physical Education to Kinesiology began in 2016 following a program review and required approval from the BC Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training, the Faculty of Education and VIU Senate.
"The evolution has been a slow progress, but it's been nice to be able to examine what we're offering and how to make sure we're delivering the best program that we can which includes both the hard sciences and social sciences," says Mattar.
"There is breadth, depth and diversity in our program," adds Malbon. "As a department we continue to significantly grow in academic quality and our capacity to respond to the professional marketplace with an embedded culture of the region in which we live. The faculty have remained true to the program's roots of smaller class sizes and meaningful relationships with students. I am grateful to work with incredible colleagues and teach remarkable students who have gone on to make positive contributions in their communities and the world."
Annette Lucas, Communications Officer, Vancouver Island University
C: 250.618.7296 | E: Annette.Lucas@viu.ca
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'˜Unique' talent lined up for house concert
Scottish songs will be on the bill at a house concert in north Northumberland this weekend.
Ross Wilson
Edinburgh-born Ross Wilson, currently enjoying media attention on the back of his third album release, is set to play at St Cuthbert's House in Seahouses on Saturday, April 23.
Wilson, who has carved out a significant following whilst touring as Blue Rose Code, has strengthened his reputation by launching his latest release to a sold-out concert at Celtic Connections recently.
Jeff Sutheran, owner of St Cuthbert's House in Seahouses, who is hosting the concert, said: "In just a few years Blue Rose Code has gone from song-writing in relative obscurity to being celebrated by the industry and fans alike. His work is impossible to neatly classify, he really is a unique talent."
"The concert is the latest of the monthly house-concert gigs at St Cuthbert's House, a converted former church in Seahouses.
Jill Sutheran added: "We're looking forward to another very special night here. Ross is currently receiving invitations to play some prestigious gigs, and is regarded as a top emerging songwriter and special performer.
"We're so pleased he's coming to play in Seahouses!"
Tickets for the gig cost £10 and are available by calling 01665 720456.


Yep... he'll never be happy with it even if he does learn how to run it. On the one with the bucket, he has tossed out the entire upper quarter of the histogram. He is better on the other one (the flower) but he has still not made full use of the DR available. There is nothing about his exposure strategy that makes any sense to me. Of course the Sony advocates will say if you F it up, you can recover but why not get it right to start with. That's why God gave us the histogram in the first place ;-).
Yep, I wonder if this new sensor tech is going to make us all really lazy?


My sincere sympathy to all the family. Prayers for all of you during this time.
Condolences to the Watson family. I remember him fondly from work at Purilator. Marty and Dawn, hold those precious memories close to your heart.
Dear Marty, Randy and Shannon, I'm so sorry to hear of Uncle Fred's passing. I remember him as a happy, funny guy. My thoughts are with you.
Deepest condolences to Sandy and the Family! Fred was always kind and treated everyone like family. He will be greatly missed! We had some great times!


Jessica Robblee has used ARTiculate: Real&Clear's training over and over again in her acting career. Be it warming up her voice to be Blanche Dubois for 7am performances at high schools, finding her voice again after a tour of demanding outdoor Shakespeare performances, or resonating in all kinds of ways to give voice to multiple characters at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Buntport Theater, or Curious Theatre- ARTiculate has helped her step into her voice and use it… a LOT. For years, vocal guidance from Hilary Blair has helped Jessica lean on technique so she could be less fearful and more bold.
Q. What three words would you use to describe yourself?
JR: Story-addict, world-curious, actor-writer-director-coach. Clearly, I couldn't stick to just three words.
Robblee rehearsing for Lord of the Butterflies at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
Q. What inspired you to become a performer?
JR: I was at a crossroads as a young college student. Sports had been my extracurricular identity for so long, and I wanted change. I thought back for the last time I was truly happy. The answer came quickly. It was when I played a 14-year-old, very un-Italian-looking version of Cha-Cha DiGregorio in a high school production of Grease in Camp Zama, Japan. Because of that awkward and happy memory, I enrolled in my first acting class. I lucked out. I found myself taking a class from the brilliant Ann Marie Costa. Learning to create and deliver engaging live theatre has been my life trajectory since.
Q. What has been your biggest ah-hah through your work with ARTiculate? Your biggest duh-huh?
JR: Ah-hah: I hold my breath all the time. Duh-hah: I hold my breath all the time.
Q. How do you keep your Communication ChiropracticTM alignment?
JR: Remembering to breathe from time to time helps. Plus the image of the periscope: imaging my neck as the neck of a periscope, the natural "forward and up with chin parallel to the ground" head position… speaking from a Cyclops-like third eye in the middle of my forehead. That's what helps me work less vocally and hold less tension.
Q. What's your favorite thing about the work that you do with ARTiculate: Real&Clear?
JR: I have two favorite things! One, I like this team of people. There is such a depth of generosity and intelligence in the ARTiculate Team, and this is what helped me seek Hilary's help years ago and keep coming back for more.
Two, I like making things better. I especially like improving performances, heightening clarity, finding what helps people have fun while doing new, brave things with their communication. It is exciting when a new connection zaps into place in our minds or between people or between different ways of thinking. Ideas get better when that happens, and I really like working to make that happen.


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Q: Add Maven submodule to parent in IntelliJ In Eclipse, I can create a Maven project with pom packaging and then add submodules with war and jar packaging to it. I am trying to do the same thing in IntelliJ and can't find a way to do it. There doesn't appear to be options for packaging and when I add the module to the parent I get:
"Failed to create a Maven project: '/././IdeaProjects/spring-mvc-cookbook/cloudstreetmarket-parent/pom.xml' already exists in VFS"
Does anyone know how to add submodules in IntelliJ and how to change their packaging? If I'm going about it the wrong way, please help provide the right way.

A: In the Project Structure | Modules menu, you can add modules and submodules, import them, configure them, etc. The packaging should be done in the Maven pom.xml file.

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Meet the candidate: Linda Hillman, Vero Beach City Council
Hillman is a former recreation department employee living in Vero Beach.
Meet the candidate: Linda Hillman, Vero Beach City Council Hillman is a former recreation department employee living in Vero Beach. Check out this story on tcpalm.com: https://www.tcpalm.com/story/opinion/editorials/2019/01/30/linda-hillman-vero-beach-city-council-candidate/2704869002/
Treasure Coast Newspapers Editorial Board Published 3:01 p.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019 | Updated 10:42 p.m. ET Jan. 30, 2019
Linda Hillman, candidate for Vero Beach City Council, Jan. 29, 2019. (Photo: LAURENCE REISMAN/TCPALM)
To help inform voters ahead of the 2019 special election, the Editorial Board of TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers is asking candidates to fill out this questionnaire. Here are the unedited answers:
Linda Hillman
Date of birth: May 31, 1951
City of residence: Vero Beach
Political party (please note "nonpartisan" for nonpartisan races): Nonpartisan
Office you're running for: Vero Beach City Council
Educational background: High School
Current occupation and work history:
I worked for AT&T/Bell South in Connecticut. I became one of the first women in the state to be transferred into an all male position. I was sent to school to learn electricity and later worked with personal in the field to install burglar and fire alarms throughout the state for both residential and business customers. I retired with 22 years service.
I worked for the City of Vero Beach in the recreation department from 1999-2000.
I worked for Publix Supermarkets in Florida. I worked out of the same location throughout my career. The majority of my years were spent as the HBC coordinator/stock clerk. I retired with 17 years service.
Volunteer and civic engagement:
Board member and Executive Committee member of Main Street Vero Beach.
Past Co-Chairman of the Downtown Friday Events.
Past president of Original Town Neighborhood Association.
Volunteer for Centennial Events in Vero Beach serving currently as Co-Chair of the Parade finally.
Past member of the Vero Beach Planning and Zoning Commission.
Currently serving as a Code Enforcement Board member for the City of Vero Beach.
Actively speaks before City Council on various issues affecting our community.
Why are you running for office?
I decided to run for council when some of our present councilmen decided to put parts of our city up for "auction". Our Post Office was sold at a staggering low price even when the debt was paid off and it produced income for this city. In order to put parcels of land up for lease, they try to reword our Charter, ignoring the outcry of this community. Public land such as Leisure Square, River House, Dodgertown and our Marina seem to be targets to unload.
What would be your top priority during your first year in office? Explain
That is hard to determine. I believe our Charter is under attack and it needs protection. I would like to explore the language in our Charter in order to further protect it and our Parks and Public land for our future generations and community. Our Lagoon needs attention NOW. Our Marina needs a management system that will hold people accountable for their performance. We need to upgrade in so many areas to entice even more boat traffic. Our public park buildings are in need of attention. I want to advocate for a longer lease and better language for our Dog Park and Youth Sailing organization.
What distinguishes you from your opponents in this race?
No hidden agendas. I want to work for our community.
Have you ever filed for bankruptcy? If yes, please explain
Link to campaign website or social media page
http://voteverostrong@gmail.com
Read or Share this story: https://www.tcpalm.com/story/opinion/editorials/2019/01/30/linda-hillman-vero-beach-city-council-candidate/2704869002/
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I wanted to have savory biscuits in my repertoire, so I searched my cookbooks and surfed the net for ideas. This particular recipe works well, as everything you bake from King Arthurs Flour tends to do. Click on the link if you want to see what other recipes you might like.
The biscuits are called "wine biscuits" because wine is one of the ingredients and they do go well will wine. I used a small cookie cutter to make the biscuits so you could take a few at a time and pop them in your mouth!
In a medium bowl combine the flour, pepper, sugar, salt, & baking powder.
In another bowl whisk the wine and vegetable oil together.
Mix the liquid ingredients into the dry ingredients and beat until the mixture if smooth.
Roll the dough to a ¼" thickness and cut into shapes, such as stars.
Place on parchment paper lined baking sheets and bake for about 20-25 minutes until they are a rich red-brown.
The wine biscuits will keep in an airtight container for several weeks.


This video is a must-watch for anyone who is considering opening an escape room.
A few weeks ago the founders of 2016 Golden Lock-In Award-winning Cross Roads Escape Games in Anaheim, California gave a presentation at the Halloween show Midsummer Scream.
The video itself was originally recorded and posted by escape room & haunt reviewer Christine Barger. Fun fact: Christine is also a professional ventriloquist who once used Lisa and me as her dummies in an impromptu performance.
A lot of folks sent this video to us both because of the kind shout out we received from the presenters and because of its fantastic content.
The Cross Roads duo delve into the nuance of escape room real estate as well as the hideous world of local government and bureaucracy.
I fully endorse both the content and message of their talk. They nailed this stuff.
The video plays well at 1.25 speed if you want to knock 15 minutes off of the runtime.
Also, the video states this, but it bears repeating: DO NOT CONTACT the presenters. This was a one-off thing.
I'm truly looking forward to the next game from Cross Roads.
Who knew that the most gruesome thing at a Halloween show would be a discussion about dealing with local bureaucrats?
What a great video. Thanks to Christine Barger, The Queen of Escape Rooms! I wish I could see the Part II they refer to in this video. Let us know if you get access to that one, too. I am so thrilled to be able to keep my fingers on the pulse of the industry through this blog. I am chained my my escape room at this time, and this blog keeps me up to date on great videos like this.
And yes, Christine is pretty great. We still haven't had a chance to play a room with her.
We are expanding to 6000 square feet at the end of this month. When you can,.why not plan a side trip to Palm Springs on your next trip to L.A. and meet up with Christine? She's a friend of ours, and that would give you a chance to play with her at one of our six new rooms? It'd be an honor to host you as our guests.
We've met Christine a bunch of times, we just haven't played with her because she's always played everything we want to visit in Cali.
A visit to Palm Springs sounds lovely. I'd like to try and make that work.


There are so many great things to do in Las Vegas. Things to do on a date, Things to do for Free, Things to do with kids in Las Vegas over Spring Break and so on. Enjoy this fun piece on Things to Do in Las Vegas.


Regis Homes Bay Area, LLC, is one of the region's leading homebuilding companies, having delivered over 2,000 homes throughout Northern California since its founding in 1993.
The award-winning homebuilding team specializes in close-in, transit-friendly communities and often repurposes commercial and industrial sites for much-needed housing which blends seamlessly into existing neighborhoods.
Regis Homes has earned a deserved reputation region-wide for innovative design, quality construction and attention to detail. The long term commitment to homebuyers' satisfaction has enhanced the value of every Regis Homes residence and resulted in numerous return homebuyers.
Award-winning Regis Homes has been the Bay Area's hometown builder for over 20 years. Hundreds of Bay Area families have enjoyed our well-designed, conveniently located, high quality homes.


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Written by Tom Steward	| February 4, 2019
Augsburg faces backlash after professor's suspension over "n-word" controversy
Augsburg University's suspension of a respected history and medieval studies professor who quoted a passage from a James Baldwin book that included the "N-word" in an honors seminar has ignited an intense debate over academic freedom on campus.
Professor Phillip Adamo was suspended in October but the controversy only came to light recently after Augsburg took further steps to sanction him. The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has come to Adamo's defense raising concerns over "the climate for academic freedom at Augsburg" and due process on campus.
The AAUP's Department of Academic Freedom, Tenure, and Governance has sent a letter to the president of Augsburg University after the university suspended Phillip Adamo over his use of a quoted passage from a book by James Baldwin which used the n-word. AAUP raised the concern that Adamo's suspension was a violation of his academic freedom, as it appears to have been primarily based on classroom speech that was clearly protected by principles of academic freedom. AAUP's also raised concerns that his suspension also violates Association-supported procedural standards that are explicitly incorporated into Augsburg University's faculty handbook.
The national publication "Inside Higher Education" has also issued a lengthy article on the threat to academic freedom raised by Augsburg's handling of the issue amidst similar incidents on other college campuses.
The case concerns academic freedom watchdogs on campus and off. The professor is just one of several to recently be sanctioned — unofficially by students or officially by administrations — for using the N-word in class. So one might also ask if there is ever reason to use a word so loaded.
"I see a distinction between use and mention," Adamo said Thursday. "To use the word, to inflict pain or harm, is unacceptable. To mention the word, in a discussion of how the word is used, is necessary for honest discourse."
Augsburg began investigating after receiving complaints in the form of "bias reports" from students who were upset by the discussion around the James Baldwin book The Fire Next Time. Yet the investigation into Adamo, who was named Minnesota professor of the year in 2015 by the Carnegie Foundation, continues to drag on three months later.
The university has issued a lengthy statement in defense of its handling of Adamo's protracted punishment.
A resolution process followed the review, as outlined in the Faculty Handbook, the university said. It determined that an informal resolution process was not sufficient or appropriate for the "scope of complexity" of the problem.
At the same time, Augsburg's chief academic officer charged a team of faculty, students and multicultural student services staff to review the program areas about which concerns had been raised. That review is expected to conclude in late spring. Other institutionwide climate reform efforts are under way.
"We know that the work of fostering an inclusive learning environment is ongoing, and we are fully committed to it," said President Paul C. Pribbenow. "We are grateful to the students, faculty and staff who have spoken courageously to raise campus awareness, who have engaged in actively listening to the issues being expressed, and who have called for changes that advance our equity work."
Yet in the view of the AAUP, Augsburg has become the latest college campus to flunk Academic Freedom 101.
To the extent that the administration's actions against Professor Adamo are based on his reading from The Fire Next Time in his class, they violate his freedom in the classroom under principles of academic freedom long recognized by this Association and in Augsburg University's faculty handbook.
The "fire this time" may have started with Adano, but the growing controversy appears to be focusing at least as much attention on the threat posed Augsburg's administration to intellectual freedom.
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The gang goes into action when Eddie's niece is scammed by a duplicitous modeling agent.
The gang attend a funeral for Benny, a fellow hustler who had almost joined their crew and who helped out Mickey a number of times. But when they spot a lookalike among the crowd, they begin to suspect that Benny may still be alive and may require their expertise.
The gang seeks to recover diamonds from an organized-crime syndicate in an effort to help an old friend.
Series 7 of the BBC's popular, taut crime drama "Hustle" resumes the adventures of England's most clever and altruistic band of con artists. Back for more adventures are Albert (Robert Vaughn), Ash (Robert Glenister), Sean Kennedy (Matt Di Angelo) and Emma Kennedy (Kelly Adams).This season, a series of personal ties and alliances complicate the group's activities, including an opener where associate Eddie's (Rob Jarvis) niece Kacey (Emma Pilson) gets swindled and must rely on the group for help; later in the season, Albert must settle an old family score with a casino proprietor from the U.S.., an old friend of Ash and Mickey's named Benny (Denis Lawson) turns up and reveals that he's marked for death; and Ash attempts to save his former football club from a dire fate.
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A Southern tradition: Asheville's love affair with pimento cheese
Posted on August 16, 2017 August 14, 2017 by Leslie Boyd
CHEESE, PLEASE: Marlisa Mills makes pimento cheese in her Black Mountain home. Mills began making the Southern staple herself during a stint in Connecticut, where she discovered that local supermarkets did not carry the cheesy spread. Photo by Leslie Boyd
Marlisa Mills didn't realize when she took a job in Connecticut that pimento cheese really is a Southern thing. "I went into a Shaw's grocery store and asked where they kept the pimento cheese, and you'd have thought I'd asked for fried goldfinch," says Mills, who moved back to Buncombe County earlier this year. "That's when I knew I'd have to make my own."
But she couldn't find her preferred mayonnaise — Duke's — so she had it shipped to her. By the case.
Pimento cheese may be a Southern thing, but it originated in the North — New York state, to be precise. It was an early "scientific" food, industrially produced and marketed. The scientific food movement grew out of the women-led Domestic Science movement in the late 1800s to bring order and reason to the home, most specifically in cooking and eating.
Marlisa Mills' pimento cheese
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese (1 cup white, 1 cup yellow)
½ cup Duke's mayonnaise
½ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
4 ounces chopped pimentos
Mix and refrigerate for at least an hour before serving.
With the invention of cream cheese in the late 19th century in Upstate New York and the introduction of canned pimentos from Spain about the same time, someone decided that putting the two together would be a good idea. Manufacturers — and homemakers — jumped on the wagon. The first published recipe for pimento cheese appeared in 1908, according to Southern Living. It called for cream cheese, mustard, chives and minced pimentos, and it caught on.
The imported pimentos weren't always easy to find, and they weren't cheap. So when farmers in Georgia began to grow them, it could have led the way for pimento cheese to become a Southern staple. Although at the time, most of the commercially made product was manufactured in the North, it was distributed nationally.
Before World War II, most cookbooks didn't offer recipes for pimento cheese but treated it as an ingredient to be purchased, writes South Carolina-based food writer Robert Moss in an article for Serious Eats. By then, the cream cheese version had pretty much lost its appeal in the North, but enterprising Southerners took it in a new direction.
In the 1940s, someone decided that grated hoop cheese (a mild cheddar) might be even tastier than mashed cream cheese. Although some still make pimento cheese with mashed soft cheeses (think Velveeta), most today use grated cheddar and other harder cheeses.
Early Girl Eatery's pimento cheese
(This makes enough for a huge party. Adjust measurements as needed.)
12 cups grated sharp white cheddar cheese
12 cups grated local farmstead cheese
¾ cup Parmesan cheese
1 ¼ cup homemade mayonnaise
1 ½ cup drained, rinsed, chopped pimentos
1 ½ teaspoon dark chili powder
1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper
Mix together and refrigerate.
"I think mashing it makes it slimy," Mills says. She uses a mix of yellow and white cheddars and, of course, Duke's mayonnaise, a dash of lemon juice, a dash of paprika and little Worcestershire sauce.
Early Girl Eatery adds a dash of bourbon. And although Mills has her own recipe, she still loves to taste other people's versions. "It's nice to be able to buy it when you don't have time to make it," she says.
Recently, she discovered True South's traditional cheddar cheese pimento spread with pecans, calling it "the best I've ever bought."
True South is an offshoot of Colorful Palate Catering in Arden, which opened in 2002. Co-owner Tara Letts says she and business partner Ragan Evans Lewis decided to split the pimento cheese business from the rest of the catering three years ago because demand was so high.
The product has done well, and unlike restaurant varieties, it's available online as well as in some retail outlets, including Roots & Fruits and Merry Wine Market in Black Mountain. It's also on the menu at the Woolworth Walk Soda Fountain and Barley's Taproom in Asheville.
NUTS FOR PIMENTO CHEESE: True South's traditional pimento cheese, the most popular of its four recipes, includes pecans. Photo by Leslie Boyd
The traditional spread with pecans is the most popular of the four varieties True South makes (El Diablo, with cheddar cheese and hot pepper, horseradish havarti and smoked gouda are the other three), and it's the one Mills discovered recently.
"It's like the nut-coated cheese balls your mother used to make for church suppers," Letts says. "People love it." True South uses a little bit of cream cheese in its recipe to make the consistency creamier, Letts says.
While there are almost as many recipes for pimento cheese as there are people who love it, aficionados all agree on one thing: You need to use quality cheese.
Rob Voigt is general manager at Loretta's in Asheville, which is known for its grilled pimento cheese sandwiches and for the Big Bad Wolf (pimento cheese, pulled pork, ham, bacon, coleslaw and Creole mustard). "I don't use Velveeta because it's well, one molecule away from plastic," Voigt says. "The trick to good pimento cheese is good cheese."
Like many traditional Southern foods, pimento cheese is comfort food, Voigt says. "It's like having a bowl of soup in the winter," he says.
Julie Strehling, co-owner of Early Girl Eatery, says part of the comfort of pimento cheese is that so many Southerners remember it from happy childhood events — family picnics, church suppers, weddings. And although she didn't grow up with it, she pretty much fell in love at first bite.
Early Girl kitchen manager Michael Lamb thinks the appeal of pimento cheese is its high fat content. "All that delicious fat," he says. "That's what we love about it."
Early Girl uses a local farmstead cheese from Yellow Branch Farms for its pimento cheese, along with a dash of cumin, a little bourbon and homemade mayonnaise. "That alone makes ours unique," says Lamb, who notes that the restaurant's grilled pimento cheese sandwich is one of its biggest sellers.
The spread's versatility could also be a reason for its popularity — you'll find it as a dip, in a sandwich, on hamburgers, and sometimes eaten all by itself. "The thing is, this is part of Southern life," Mills says. "You can't have a party without it."
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"A couple of years ago, a change in vendors resulted in a change in the pimento cheese. You'd have thought they'd mowed down every azalea along the course. Masters faithful don't like it when you mess it with their pimento cheese." http://www.southernliving.com/dairy/cheese/the-masters-pimento-cheese
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Over the past decade, Australia has been a frontrunner in terms of digital transformation; the country ranked 11th globally on the 2020 Global Connectivity Index and 2nd in the Indo-Pacific. Australia's better-than-expected economic performance in 2021 was largely owed to increased government efforts at promoting the digitalisation of businesses and government services, with significant investment being poured into the ICT sector under the Digital Economy Strategy and the Regional Connectivity Program. Meanwhile, however, self-reported losses from cybercrime amounted to more than $33 billion during the 2020-2021 financial year (E), while roughly a quarter of cyber incidents reported during the same period involved Australia's critical infrastructure or essential services (E). In the cyber diplomacy realm, Australia has traditionally been a prominent member of the 'like-minded' group, promoting a vision of a free, open, and secure cyberspace that is very much in line with EU values and efforts.
India and the European Union share many values and principles, such as inclusiveness, democracy, and multilateralism. With 1.4 billion people, India is the largest democracy in the world and considers itself as a leader among the Global South. India and the EU share common visions of a rules-based global order and are aligned on their commitment to an open, free, secure, stable, peaceful, and accessible cyberspace, enabling economic growth and innovation. In light of India's rapid digitization and connectivity, the EU-India Strategic Partnership & Roadmap to 2025 includes commitments to cooperate on new and emerging technologies, norms and regulatory frameworks, and international standards.
Over the past decade, Australia has been a frontrunner in terms of digital transformation; the country ranked 11th globally on the 2020 Global Connectivity Index and 2nd in the Indo-Pacific. Australia's better-than-expected economic performance in 2021 was largely owed to increased government efforts at promoting the digitalisation of businesses and government services, with significant investment being poured into the ICT sector under the Digital Economy Strategy and the Regional Connectivity Program. Meanwhile, however, self-reported losses from cybercrime amounted to more than $33 billion during the 2020-2021 financial year (E), while roughly a quarter of cyber incidents reported during the same period involved Australia's critical infrastructure or essential services (E). In the cyber diplomacy realm, Australia has traditionally been a prominent member of the 'like-minded' group, promoting a vision of a free, open, and secure cyberspace that is very much in line with EU values and efforts. India and the European Union share many values and principles, such as inclusiveness, democracy, and multilateralism. With 1.4 billion people, India is the largest democracy in the world and considers itself as a leader among the Global South. India and the EU share common visions of a rules-based global order and are aligned on their commitment to an open, free, secure, stable, peaceful, and accessible cyberspace, enabling economic growth and innovation. In light of India's rapid digitization and connectivity, the EU-India Strategic Partnership & Roadmap to 2025 includes commitments to cooperate on new and emerging technologies, norms and regulatory frameworks, and international standards.
Australia believes that "the foundation for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace is our mutual commitment to existing international law" and that, as per the 2021 report of the Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG), international law is "essential to maintaining peace and stability and promoting an open, secure, […] stable, accessible and peaceful ICT environment." In particular, Australia has affirmed that the UN Charter applies in its entirety to state actions in cyberspace, including the prohibition on the use of force, the peaceful settlement of disputes, the right to self-defence in response to an armed attack, the law of state responsibility during peacetime, and the doctrine of countermeasures in response to internationally wrongful acts. International legal obligations also include the respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms (especially the right to privacy and freedom of expression), as well as the application of international humanitarian law (IHL) to cyber operations in armed conflict. On the application of IHL, Australia echoes the position taken by the ICRC that "recognition of the application of IHL neither encourages militarisation, nor legitimises resort to conflict in any domain".
As a member of the 2015 UNGGE group, India accepts that international law and specifically the UN Charter applies in its entirety in the cyber domain. India has noted the need to develop common understandings as to how international law should be interpreted, especially on the issues of what constitutes force and/or an armed attack in cyberspace and what the threshold of cyber-attacks should be to invoke Article 51 of the UN Charter.
In statements at the UN General Assembly, India has also specifically called for further elaboration on peacetime rules of international law, the law concerning the right of self-defence and international humanitarian law.
Apart from these calls for clarification and elaboration, however, India's stance on specific aspects of international law and their interpretation remains unclear. This seems consistent with India's recent reorientation of its foreign policy; since 2019, India's wider approach has been marked by a shift from traditional non-alignment to issue-based 'multi-alignment' that reflects national priorities and interests.
Australia believes that "the foundation for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace is our mutual commitment to existing international law" and that, as per the 2021 report of the Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG), international law is "essential to maintaining peace and stability and promoting an open, secure, […] stable, accessible and peaceful ICT environment." In particular, Australia has affirmed that the UN Charter applies in its entirety to state actions in cyberspace, including the prohibition on the use of force, the peaceful settlement of disputes, the right to self-defence in response to an armed attack, the law of state responsibility during peacetime, and the doctrine of countermeasures in response to internationally wrongful acts. International legal obligations also include the respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms (especially the right to privacy and freedom of expression), as well as the application of international humanitarian law (IHL) to cyber operations in armed conflict. On the application of IHL, Australia echoes the position taken by the ICRC that "recognition of the application of IHL neither encourages militarisation, nor legitimises resort to conflict in any domain". As a member of the 2015 UNGGE group, India accepts that international law and specifically the UN Charter applies in its entirety in the cyber domain. India has noted the need to develop common understandings as to how international law should be interpreted, especially on the issues of what constitutes force and/or an armed attack in cyberspace and what the threshold of cyber-attacks should be to invoke Article 51 of the UN Charter.
Australia has been actively involved in both norm-building processes that have been occurring under the auspices of the UN, namely the UN Open-Ended Working Group (GGE) and the OEWG. The country's 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Engagement Strategy notes that the 11 voluntary, non-binding norms on responsible state behaviour agreed under the 2015 UN GGE consensus reports serve to "promote predictability, stability, and security" in cyberspace and should be seen as the "point of departure" for any constructive norm-building discussion. Australian diplomats have consistently reiterated the complementarity between international law and norms of responsible state behaviour, stating that "norms are not a panacea" and that they should not be understood as a standalone "normative framework", since they do not replace existing state obligations under international law. For this reason, Australia stands against the establishment of binding norms or agreements. The country is not prima facie opposed to discussing other states' proposals for the development of new norms, but Australia's own "proactive priority" is reaching agreement of guidance on the implementation of the existing norms. In the current environment, Australia believes that "we will have the biggest impact on international peace and stability if we translate norms 'on paper' into norms 'in practice'". While not discounting the value of "norms agreed among friends", it has also highlighted that the framework will only be effective when it is any proposals for new norms would first need to be negotiated, agreed upon, and endorsed by universal consensus.
India has assumed a stance of strategic ambiguity on the proliferation of norms for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace, positioning itself as a 'bridge builder' between the two camps that have emerged during multilateral cyber norm negotiations.
Its insistence on an enhanced role for intergovernmental institutions (such as the ITU) and its oscillating allegiance to the two polarised factions largely reflect the country's long-standing focus on Westphalian sovereignty and the consequent belief in the primacy of the state as an actor in international affairs. This brings India to a certain degree of alignment with sovereignty-focused countries like China and Russia in the context of norm-building debates.
At the second substantive session of the Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG), India argued that voluntary norms do not necessarily increase the predictability of state behaviour within the ICT environment, but was not openly against the adoption of new voluntary norms; for instance, the country proposed the adoption of a new norm on refraining from weaponisation and offensive uses of ICTs along with countries like Iran, Cuba, and Nigeria.
Australia has been actively involved in both norm-building processes that have been occurring under the auspices of the UN, namely the UN Open-Ended Working Group (GGE) and the OEWG. The country's 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Engagement Strategy notes that the 11 voluntary, non-binding norms on responsible state behaviour agreed under the 2015 UN GGE consensus reports serve to "promote predictability, stability, and security" in cyberspace and should be seen as the "point of departure" for any constructive norm-building discussion. Australian diplomats have consistently reiterated the complementarity between international law and norms of responsible state behaviour, stating that "norms are not a panacea" and that they should not be understood as a standalone "normative framework", since they do not replace existing state obligations under international law. For this reason, Australia stands against the establishment of binding norms or agreements. The country is not prima facie opposed to discussing other states' proposals for the development of new norms, but Australia's own "proactive priority" is reaching agreement of guidance on the implementation of the existing norms. In the current environment, Australia believes that "we will have the biggest impact on international peace and stability if we translate norms 'on paper' into norms 'in practice'". While not discounting the value of "norms agreed among friends", it has also highlighted that the framework will only be effective when it is any proposals for new norms would first need to be negotiated, agreed upon, and endorsed by universal consensus. India has assumed a stance of strategic ambiguity on the proliferation of norms for responsible state behaviour in cyberspace, positioning itself as a 'bridge builder' between the two camps that have emerged during multilateral cyber norm negotiations.
In recent years, Australia has emerged as a regional leader in conversations surrounding cyber resilience in the Indo-Pacific as well as globally. The new 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Strategy constitutes one of the most comprehensive documents of its kind, with "secure, resilient, and trusted technology" representing a crucial objective. Key initiatives include enhanced protections for critical infrastructure
and systems of national significance, as well as greater support for businesses
and individuals to develop their cybersecurity resilience. In the past three years, Australian cyber diplomats have brokered a series of bilateral partnerships in the form of cyber Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs); currently there are agreements with India (2020), Indonesia (2018), Papua New Guinea (2018), Singapore (2020), and Thailand (2019), all of which include capacity-building and information-sharing elements. On a regional level, the country is chairing the Asia-Pacific CERT community and the Asia-Pacific cybersecurity operations network. Australians have also significantly extended their regional outreach through their flagship capacity-building initiative, the Cyber and Critical Technology Cooperation Program. Meanwhile, Australia participates in several multipartite initiatives with a strong cyber component such as the Structured Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (the eponymous Quad) along with India, Japan, and the US, and the tripartite AUKUS coalition along with the US and the UK. In international fora, Australia has been a vocal champion of increased international collaboration in cyber capacity building (CCB), welcoming references to further cooperation within the 2021 OEWG report but cautioning against limiting such cooperation to the protection of national, translational and supranational infrastructure. Australia has also argued that CCB should be mainstreamed into the larger development agenda of the UN, specifically the Sustainable Development Goals.
In matters related to cyber resilience, India has proven to be an active proponent of bilateralism. It has initiated cyber dialogues with actors like the US, the UK, Russia, Malaysia, the EU, and ASEAN, all of which include capacity-building elements. Internationally, the country has also been especially vocal on the need to establish cooperative mechanisms for developing and implementing bilateral, regional, and global confidence-building measures (CBMs).
In the context of multilateral fora, India has many a time reiterated that the issue of supply chain protection enjoys particular significance for them, especially in relation to 'trust and trusted sources' when it comes to preferring suppliers of ICT products and systems. It has also noted that capacity building actually goes beyond what is being dealt with under international security and is inherently tied to discussions on international legal instruments on cyberspace, where all states are equal and have the capacity to discuss legitimate matters under the auspices of the UN.
In recent years, Australia has emerged as a regional leader in conversations surrounding cyber resilience in the Indo-Pacific as well as globally. The new 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Strategy constitutes one of the most comprehensive documents of its kind, with "secure, resilient, and trusted technology" representing a crucial objective. Key initiatives include enhanced protections for critical infrastructure
and systems of national significance, as well as greater support for businesses
and individuals to develop their cybersecurity resilience. In the past three years, Australian cyber diplomats have brokered a series of bilateral partnerships in the form of cyber Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs); currently there are agreements with India (2020), Indonesia (2018), Papua New Guinea (2018), Singapore (2020), and Thailand (2019), all of which include capacity-building and information-sharing elements. On a regional level, the country is chairing the Asia-Pacific CERT community and the Asia-Pacific cybersecurity operations network. Australians have also significantly extended their regional outreach through their flagship capacity-building initiative, the Cyber and Critical Technology Cooperation Program. Meanwhile, Australia participates in several multipartite initiatives with a strong cyber component such as the Structured Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (the eponymous Quad) along with India, Japan, and the US, and the tripartite AUKUS coalition along with the US and the UK. In international fora, Australia has been a vocal champion of increased international collaboration in cyber capacity building (CCB), welcoming references to further cooperation within the 2021 OEWG report but cautioning against limiting such cooperation to the protection of national, translational and supranational infrastructure. Australia has also argued that CCB should be mainstreamed into the larger development agenda of the UN, specifically the Sustainable Development Goals. In matters related to cyber resilience, India has proven to be an active proponent of bilateralism. It has initiated cyber dialogues with actors like the US, the UK, Russia, Malaysia, the EU, and ASEAN, all of which include capacity-building elements. Internationally, the country has also been especially vocal on the need to establish cooperative mechanisms for developing and implementing bilateral, regional, and global confidence-building measures (CBMs).
The 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Engagement Strategy recognises that Australia, and the Indo-Pacific region more widely, faces a "worsening" cybercrime landscape characterized by "expanding threats, low barriers to entry, and increasingly resourceful actors". Australia acceded to the Council of Europe's Budapest Convention in 2013 and has since been vocal about the Convention's status as the "most comprehensive and effective basis upon which to pursue a common international approach". The country voted against the Russia-sponsored UN resolution on the establishment of a new cybercrime treaty; however, upon the passage of the resolution and the subsequent creation of a dedicated Ad Hoc Committee, Australia has been active in advocating for a "transparent, inclusive, and consensus-based process with multi-stakeholder participation". More specifically, it has stated that the new Convention should "draw heavily" from existing international instruments such as the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC), the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), and especially the Budapest Convention, so as to avoid undermining these regimes and ensure the protection of human rights. Australia has additionally placed great emphasis on the need for international cooperation, with the 2021 Strategy noting that "information sharing, discussion and capacity building are vital to any meaningful response to the threat posed by cybercrime". The country has launched numerous regional cooperation and capacity-building initiatives, partnering with Pacific Island countries (Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Niue, Tuvalu) to advance cybercrime law reform and ensure alignment with Budapest provisions.
Under the auspices of the OEWG, India has highlighted the need for "real-time cooperation between government agencies" in combatting cybercrime, cyberterrorism, and cyber threats more widely. To date, however, India has not signed any international cybercrime agreement. It voted in favour of a Russia-sponsored UNGA Resolution calling for the establishment of a separate cybercrime treaty.
Despite having brought its legal framework largely in alignment with the Budapest Convention, India remains a non-party because the document was drafted without the country's participation, thus rending the treaty discriminatory. Another big objection has been raised on the basis of section 32.b, which gives intelligence agencies trans-border access to data for the purposes of criminal investigations with lawful and voluntary consent - a concern shared by Russia.
It has also been argued that the Mutual Legal Assistance (MLA) regime under Budapest is not effective, as it does not commit states to a firm promise of cooperation; from the perspective of the Indians, it would be preferable to replace this regime with a UN-driven process.
The 2021 International Cyber and Critical Tech Engagement Strategy recognises that Australia, and the Indo-Pacific region more widely, faces a "worsening" cybercrime landscape characterized by "expanding threats, low barriers to entry, and increasingly resourceful actors". Australia acceded to the Council of Europe's Budapest Convention in 2013 and has since been vocal about the Convention's status as the "most comprehensive and effective basis upon which to pursue a common international approach". The country voted against the Russia-sponsored UN resolution on the establishment of a new cybercrime treaty; however, upon the passage of the resolution and the subsequent creation of a dedicated Ad Hoc Committee, Australia has been active in advocating for a "transparent, inclusive, and consensus-based process with multi-stakeholder participation". More specifically, it has stated that the new Convention should "draw heavily" from existing international instruments such as the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC), the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), and especially the Budapest Convention, so as to avoid undermining these regimes and ensure the protection of human rights. Australia has additionally placed great emphasis on the need for international cooperation, with the 2021 Strategy noting that "information sharing, discussion and capacity building are vital to any meaningful response to the threat posed by cybercrime". The country has launched numerous regional cooperation and capacity-building initiatives, partnering with Pacific Island countries (Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Niue, Tuvalu) to advance cybercrime law reform and ensure alignment with Budapest provisions. Under the auspices of the OEWG, India has highlighted the need for "real-time cooperation between government agencies" in combatting cybercrime, cyberterrorism, and cyber threats more widely. To date, however, India has not signed any international cybercrime agreement. It voted in favour of a Russia-sponsored UNGA Resolution calling for the establishment of a separate cybercrime treaty.
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Australian Paper – Open Ended Working Group on Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security
ACSC Annual Cyber Threat Report 2021
Digital Economy Strategy 2030
India's remarks/comments on the OEWG zero draft
Comments of the Indian delegation at the UN on draft UNGA Resolution 70/237
India's new semiconductor programme
Advancing cyber diplomacy in the Asia Pacific: Japan and Australia
The leapfrog generation: Australia's cyber diplomacy dilemma
Australia's next cybersecurity strategy
India and Cyber Power: The Imperative of Offensive Cyber Operations
Assessing the Efficacy of the West's Autonomous Cyber-Sanctions Regime and its Relevance for India
India's Proposed Data Protection Law and an India-US Executive Agreement Under the CLOUD Act


Upon looking at him much more closely, Xie Lian felt that this teen was even more striking up close. In addition, it was the kind of handsome that brought about a faint sense of being attacked, much like an unsheathed sharp sword. It was an image so dazzling one couldn't look at it directly; causing people to not dare look him straight in the eye.
Only then did the boy take the steamed bun, nibbling on it with him as they sat side by side. Seeing how he sat by his side and took a bite of that bun while looking ineffably a bit well-behaved, Xie Lian couldn't help but feel as though he had wronged him somewhere.
A lazy smile appeared on the teenager's face, but before he could respond, the ox cart suddenly jolted in a sudden quake.
The two of them swayed two and fro. Xie Lian was worried the boy might fall off and reached out to grab a hold of him. But who knew, the moment he touched San Lang, that teenager acted as if he was scorched by something hot and forcefully shook off his hand.
At this time, the sun had already set with twilight approaching. Yet the ox cart was still within the mountain's forest; where it looked gloomy and dark all around. The old ox stubbornly stood in its spot, refusing to move and being temperamental. All the urging the old man did was rendered useless with the ox, for it acted as if it wanted to bury its own head into the ground. Its tail vigorously swished around like a whip as it continued to persistently moo. Xie Lian perceived that something was off and was just about to leap off the cart, when suddenly, that old man pointed at something up ahead and started yelling.
Xie Lian turned, only to see at the front of the mountain road, many clusters of green flames in the east and the west that were burning faintly. A group of people clothed in white were holding their heads as they slowly walked toward them.
Halfway through the seventh month, the Ghost Door opens. He hadn't looked at the date when he left, but today just happened to be the Ghost Festival!
Raws for this is 小朋友 which directly translates to 'little friend' but in this context could be understood as 'young one'. Basically, even though it would be more natural for Xie Lian to say that (since he's very old haha), he opted not to out of respect.
This can be roughly translated to 'third son' if used by family members, but it can also be used as an endearment between lovers.
I wonder if there something else going there? Like it was physically painful to him or something.
OMG that's so goddamn cute!!!!
No touching or just to shy to the touch??? thx for the update!
Hahaha, San Lang is so cool, calm and collected but then XL touches him and he's all flustered. So cute.
Lily, Thanks for being a part of the novel's team!
小朋友 – I always see this translated as 'kid'.
Thanks for the chapter! I'm excited what follows for the two fated partners!
Good luck on your exams. ^^ Hope you all survive them.
You've really spoiled us with translations lately- thank you for the hard work!!
Thank you so much for the update! I just had to read this chapter several times, their interaction is just too damn sweet and I can't get enough of wise and knowledgeable, yet so easily flustered Hua Cheng <3 and it was also so darn adorable how Xie Lian couldn't look strraight (very much intended) at Hua Cheng and had to look away 😀 too precious!
And the imagery in this and the previous chapter is so gorgeous! Thank you for the lovely translation job!
He so smooth but so cuuute!!!
Good luck on your exams as well!!!
Thank you for the translation… Reading about Ghost Festival reminds me of a chapter in xxxHOLiC about it.
Thank you very much for the translation and the update!!
Oh my. Our poor little God has such bad luck.
Thanks so much for the translation!!! Love the story so far!
Aaaaahhh san lang is hua cheng right? Aaaaaah so cute!
What is there to be afraid of? If it were me, after giving away my ashes, I wouldn't care if that person wished to break bones, scatter ashes or just toss it for fun.
Ahhhhhhhh I love our ML!!!!!!!!!!!


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The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act is the single most important piece of Federal legislation affecting consumer debt collection. Abide by it and you're fine. Violate itand the fines can be severe.
This webinar will describe the Act in general. You will learn what you can (and cannot) say and do with regard to consumer debt collection guidelines. In addition, we will discuss tools you can use to more quickly collect on consumer debt…and without going to court in many instances.
Finally, we will discuss the advantages (and disadvantages) of getting judgments, forgiving debt, and how to handle being sued by a debtor for allegedly violating the law.
Consumer debt collector laws are among the most highly-regulated arenas you will ever encounter within the accounting profession. Even though you are legitimately trying to recover money owed to your firm, it can often feel like the debtor has more rights than you do.
The goal of this webinar is to minimize uncertainty regarding what you are allowed (and not allowed) to say and do. We'll cover the three major areas of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act that get even veteran collectors in trouble: Harassment, Unfair Practices, and Illegal 3rd Party Disclosure.
In addition, we'll examine in detail the different types of bankruptcy law, and how to protect your interests if a debtor includes your firm in a bankruptcy proceeding. We'll also discuss tools you can use to recover more money quickly without necessarily having to go to court. The pro's and con's of securing judgments and forgiving debt will be touched upon, as well as how to handle getting sued by a debtor for allegedly violating statute.
Real-world case studies will be presented that demonstrate just how complex the collections world can be. If you extend credit to consumers, this is a webinar you can't afford to miss.
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The upgrade for your on-board computer. TorqTrac uses Bluetooth to transmit information from the data bus of your Torqeedo motor to your smartphone, where it's not just clearly displayed, it's merged with map information from Google Maps, enabling you to see in real time just how far you can still travel. You can also enter waypoints and view your expected time of arrival at your destination.
Use waypoints for navigation and showing likely time of arrival.Trip logging and eco-logging.
The classic speedometer shows current speed, power and distance traveled – and of course remaining battery capacity, remaining range (based on current conditions) and the distance from the point of departure.
Use the map section to view your boat's GPS position, course and speed. A circle on the map shows the remaining range – it's that easy.
You can now see how far you can still travel. Set waypoints, define your favourite locations and the system will give you an estimate of how long it will take to get there.
You can save your current tour: maximum speed, average speed, total distance, distance with/without motor, total journey time… Save your tours and store them in a list.
A route meter counts every centimetre that you have every covered while using TorqTrac. TorqTrac even measures the ecological footprint of your Torqeedo motor: petrol saved and amount of greenhouse gases avoided.


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The <replace> tag specifies the text replacement values in a project.
Note: If you are using a bidirectional code page, refer to ZIETrans User's and Administrator's Guide.
The attributes of the <replace> tag are:
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Specifies whether the case of text replacement values must match before text replacement occurs. Valid values are true and false. The default is false.
Specifies the text you want to replace. The text on the from attribute must be enclosed in quotes.
When replacing text with text or HTML coding (Web only), specifies the replacement string you want to insert in place of the value specified on the from attribute. The replacement string on the to attribute must be enclosed in quotes. If you want to replace the text with a button or a link, the code for the button or link must be added inside the quotes.
Specifies whether Java™ regular expression support is used as part of the text replacement algorithm. A regular expression is a pattern of characters that describes a set of strings. You can use regular expressions to find and modify occurrences of a pattern. Valid values are true and false. The default is false.
toImage
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Swimming with a wild, free-roaming dolphin is an experience beyond description.
Tribal people who live close to nature, like the aborigines may have an animal totem they are given at their birth that they identify with for life, but they do not usually have a name for life, instead they chose a name that describes who they are at the time and it changes if their life situation, their role in the group or something changes that engenders a new identity. I tried to do the same and called myself 'wildtree' because I was a little 'wild' and I was researching and observing wild dogs. 'Tree' because I wanted to be rooted and to bear fruit and provide shade for those who came to rest under my branches. Since then I have been 'ButterflyBird' when going through times of transformation, etc.. On WildLife EcoTours participants often choose a name that describes who they are or who they would like to be. It is amazing that by doing so all the normal things that identify us falls away – wealth, colour, academic or sporting status, thin or fat etc. and we begin to see ourselves and each other for who we really are. Being a team becomes a lot more flowing. Some of the guest comments below are written by participants who have signed off with their aborigine name.
The group of people who have commented below on their Dancing with Dolphins experience were 2 pregnant ladies, their partners and a friend. The pregnant mothers had a unique experience in April 2007. Their new born children are still friends even though they live many miles apart and only see each other occasionaly.
It's been a beautiful few days of arriving, connecting, unfolding – non-resistance, flowing – into our new beginnings.
Thank you so much for your gentle, sensitive facilitation. It's such a blessing when different journeys meet – as particles collide, in this case at a particularly luxurious resting place. This place has been a safe haven, as has the space we have shared, as we pause to view the sun setting on the past and turn to look towards the sun rising on the magnificent future.
And this ever present moment is starlit and calm like the underwater haven of dolphin life. The difficulties we face are not obstacles, they are rungs on the endless ladder of light that we climb. It is awesome to do a little climbing together, sharing our loads and lighting each other's paths.
Thanks again for reminding us that we can facilitate this kind of processing collectively – we are all 1 – at the end of the day. And special thanks to the dolphins for their skilful & intuitive facilitation, guiding each of us on our journeys to discovery in more ways than one can imagine – in the safety of unconditional love, infinite compassion and divine wisdom.
It's been a treat – may it continue to be so!
Our time here has been an amazing time of self-inquiry, reflection, frivolous laughter, tears & a deepening of connection to our essential selves, friends & the deep wisdom of nature & the dolphins. We are midway through our dolphin encounter and it feels like the beginning of an exciting new journey. Heart feeling tender and open from the dolphins & our sessions together. It feels that what has taken place will continue.
Thanks Mandy for your gentle yes solid & stabilizing presence throughout. & for enabling us to meet with these incredible beings – the dolphins, reconnecting us to love, joyous spontaneity & play.


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Gajayana Stadium (Stadion Gajayana) is a multi-purpose stadium in Malang, East Java, Indonesia. Gajayana Stadium is the oldest stadium in Indonesia. This stadium began to become the center of the city in 1924 until 1926. Then in the early 1990s Gajayana Stadium renovated, capacity to 17,000. In 2007, the area next to the Gajayana Stadium became MOG or Malang Olympic Garden, completed in 2008. In 2008, Gajayana Stadium was renovated again and its capacity increased to 25,000. It is used mostly for football matches and is home stadium of Persema Malang and Arema.

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With global bond yields spiking since Trump's win, analysts at Deutsche Bank have detailed the European companies that are set to benefit.
BEIJING, Nov 6- China has set up a 10 billion euro investment fund to finance projects in Central and Eastern Europe, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China said in a statement issued on Sunday. While targeting Central and Eastern Europe, it could extend to the rest of Europe and other regions if relevant to China- Central and Eastern Europe co-operation, it said.
Visa's acquisition of Visa Europe will boost margins, ultimately yielding a multiples expansion, says Susquehanna Financial Group's James Friedman.
Visa beat on revenue and EPS but concerns over its Visa Europe arm put pressure on its stock, says Compass Point Research & Trading's John Williams.
Edward Mills, FBR Capital Markets Senior Financial Policy Analyst, discusses the regulatory implications for the banking industry following the investigation into the Wells Fargo fraudulent accounts scandal.
MONACO, Sept 12- Global reinsurance firms gathered in Monaco are hopeful premiums will stabilise in the coming year, although they expect competition to remain tough and returns low. That has put pressure on profits and prompted insurance companies- many of which are also in Monte Carlo this week to fix deals- to keep more risk, and profit, on their own books.
Shares of PNC Financial Services Group, off nearly 7 percent this year through Tuesday, are too cheap according to Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.


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Q: How to assemble different serializers to a Json response in Django RFW? This is my serializers.py,
class MalbSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = malb
        fields = ('zoning', 'zoningdesc', )

class MasrSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = masr
        fields = ('solddate', 'soldprice',  )

class MataSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    class Meta:
        model = mata
        fields = ('assessyear', 'landvalue', )

class TotalSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    LandBuilding = serializers.SerializerMethodField()
    SalesRecord = serializers.SerializerMethodField()
    TaxAssessment = serializers.SerializerMethodField()

    def get_LandBuilding(self, number):

        queryset_lb = malb.objects.filter(maid=number)
        serializer = MalbSerializer(queryset_lb, many=True)
        return serializer.data

    def get_SalesRecord(self, number):

        queryset_sr = masr.objects.filter(maid=number)
        serializer = MasrSerializer(queryset_sr, many=True)
        return serializer.data

    def get_TaxAssessment(self, number):

        queryset_ta = mata.objects.filter(maid=number)
        serializer = MataSerializer(queryset_ta, many=True)
        return serializer.data

    class Meta:

        fields = ('LandBuilding', 'SalesRecord', 'TaxAssessment', )

I want to assemble these three serializers to one serializer in TotalSerializer, But it has an error:
Class TotalSerializer missing "Meta.model" attribute

I don't know add which models to here, because I have already add models in MalbSerializer, MasrSerializer, MataSerializer.
So How can I do to show MalbSerializer, MasrSerializer, MataSerializer together in TotalSerializer?

A: TotalSerializer should subclass serializers.Serializer, not serializers.ModelSerializer.


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While Cuomo has received some praise for being willing to increase state investments in changes to protect residents against extreme weather, Hawkins says those funds will be wasted if the state fails to take action to halt climate change. Hawkins and the Green Party wants the state to commit to transitioning to 100% green energy by 2030. Such a program would also create 4.5 million jobs.
Hawkins said Cuomo's green energy initiatives were completely inadequate. For example, Cuomo's NY Sun Initiative commits the state to building 3000 megawatts of solar capacity. A 100% green energy program would require 150,000 megawatts of solar.
"Investing in protecting low-lying communities against storm surges will be washed away when climate changes continues to accelerate. To meet the internationally-agreed goal of staying below a 2 degree Celsius rise in global temperatures in order to have a 50 percent chance of avoiding runaway global warming, 80% of existing fossil fuel reserves must never converted to greenhouse gas emissions. That means Cuomo needs to not only say no to fracking anywhere in New York, but he needs to halt the myriad natural gas infrastructure investments Cuomo has green lighted and commit to an emergency program for a rapid transition to 100% green energy. The climate crisis is a planetary emergency. It is time for Cuomo to acknowledge that and act accordingly," added Hawkins.


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