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== Synopsis of salt ==
I saw a one-woman play named Salt on a trip to London in 2019. The set was not much more than a black box and bench seats. At center stage, a black woman stood in a white dress. In front of her was a table with a pink block of salt the size of a human head, a sledgehammer and a large set of mortar and pestle, Some incense burned, the contour of their smoke visible. A white neon-light triangle loomed above the woman and the table. There were safety goggles on the two rows of seats. I picked a spot on the second row.
I saw a one-woman play named Salt on a trip to London in 2019, written and performed by Selina Thompson. She stood at center stage in a white dress. In front of her was a table with a block of pink salt the size of a human head, a sledgehammer and a large set of mortar and pestle. There were safety goggles on the two rows of seats. I picked a spot on the second row.
''During this show, I will be working with a sledgehammer and safety goggles. The rule is, when I am wearing mine, you also need to be wearing yours.''
There is a beat after the instruction, before she begins: ''I am twnety-eight. I am black. I am a woman.''
There was a beat after the instruction, before she began: ''I am twnety-eight. I am black. I am a woman.''
The play is a direct expression of her personal history charged with institutional racism and colonialism. "And we are all descended from enslaved people. On a form, I tick 'Black British'. If you ask me where I'm from I'll say Birmingham. If you ask me where I'm really from, I'll think 'Suck your mom!' but I'll say, 'My parents were born here.'" (14-15)
The play was a direct expression of her personal history charged with institutional racism and colonialism. "And we are all descended from enslaved people. On a form, I tick 'Black British'. If you ask me where I'm from I'll say Birmingham. If you ask me where I'm really from, I'll think 'Suck your mom!' but I'll say, 'My parents were born here.'" (14-15) Yet it was more than an outcry for justice. She struggled with her identity — "Two halves of who I am, a body that works, educated in white institutions, and a body that feels, nurtured in black homes, smash together like tectonic plates." (20) — and her effort to reconcile with her and her ancestors' past — "I think about the violence that is in my ancestry, the violence embedded in our lives and the world shimmers and then melts away and all that is left is suffering." (22)
Yet the play is not simply an outcry for justice. She struggles with her identity — "Two halves of who I am, a body that works, educated in white institutions, and a body that feels, nurtured in black homes, smash together like tectonic plates." (20) — and her effort to reconcile with her and her ancestors' past — "Sometimes I stand at the bus stop, and I think about the violence that is in my ancestry, the violence embedded in our lives and the world shimmers and then melts away and all that is left is suffering." (22)
It was this suffering that led her to a travel project. Along with a female filmmaker, "another child of diaspora," she devised a reverse route of the slave trade and making stops to visit her family's past. They boarded a cargo ship, loaded with cars and marbles, that sailed from Belgium to Ghana along the East African coast. The environment was more hostile than they had imagined — or perhaps, than anyone could imagine.
It is this suffering that led to her decision to conduct a travel project. Along with a female filmmaker, "another child of diaspora," she devised a reverse route of the slave trade and making stops to visit her family's past. They spent three weeks on a cargo ship from Belgium to Ghana. She then continued to spend time in Ghana and in Jamaica, before flying to North Carolina, US and taking another ship back to the UK.
As she recounted the horror, as she traced institutional racism to its very end, she hit the salt with the sledgehammer. With force, with pain, with conviction, line by line.
The cargo ship becomes a confrontational materialization of racism. Loaded with cars and marbles, the ship sails along the East African coast with six white Italian officers, one of which is contractually referred to as the Master, nineteen Filipino crew members and the two black women artists. "And we notice that the word 'nigger' keeps coming up at dinner. I try to tell myself that maybe it is an Italian seafaring word. I hear the master say 'Chinaman'. I give up." (25-26)
She hits the salt block as she recounts the horror faced by her grandmother and parents, as well as her own experience being in the UK and on the ship. Her anger, fear, frustration, sadness and despair are palpable on the stage — "asphyxiations and decapitations and drowning, suffocation and flesh boiled in sugar cane, bodies blown up with gunpowder, hanged, burned at the stake, bodies left to putrefy, pecked at by vultures, devoured alive by fire ants, roasted on pikes." (28)
And this is imperialism and racism and capitalism
God knows what else
Built on Violence
Maintained by it too
It decides who matters and who will die
I don't remember when I started crying, but I cried throughout the play. I related to her anger, fear, frustration, sadness and despair. The notion of being somewhere yet not belonging. The diaspora (although different in our respective context). This loss of home, being privileged yet forever burdened by the past, this alternating reality of emptiness (deprived of identity, or inability to trace something and make it coherent) and lack of or mis- understanding from others.
She hit the salt.
It shapes the states
Hit.
That pressure the company
As she laid parts of the salt down she visualized institutional racism. And she repeated
INSERT FROM SCRIPT
That corrupts the union
I was wearing my goggles. And my tears were filling them up.
Perhaps that's how affect worked. Extreme vulnerability, extreme pain, and extreme empathy.
That grinds down the master
However, I do wonder what the white, especially male and white audience thought of it.
He bullies the officers
They alienate the crew
And terrorise the artists
Shouting at them
And they're shouting at me
And we're still at sea in the morning.
I was wearing my goggles and my tears were filling them up. Her anger, fear, frustration, sadness and despair were palpable on the stage. The experience of oppression and loss of her rang true to my own exile. As she shouted, I shouted inside. Her extreme vulnerability not only touched me — it became part of me.
We carry a contemporary privilege — "educated in white institutions" — yet forever burdened by the past from non-white, non-western homes. Ours is a reality deprived of any coherent identity. We are never belonging, never home.
"asphyxiations and decapitations and drowning, suffocation and flesh boiled in sugar cane, bodies blown up with gunpowder, hanged, burned at the stake, bodies left to putrefy, pecked at by vultures, devoured alive by fire ants, roasted on pikes." (28)
== Synopsis of Migritude ==
1 what to write
1.1 Constellation of reading/watching + the process as drawing
1.2 Where am I with the film?
1.3 Synopsis of salt
1.4 Synopsis of Migritude
1.5 Synopsis of the White Book
1.6 Synopsis of Limbo
1.7 Conversation with Carol
2 outline from proposal
what to write
Constellation of reading/watching + the process as drawing
Where am I with the film?
Synopsis of salt
During this show, I will be working with a sledgehammer and safety goggles. The rule is, when I am wearing mine, you also need to be wearing yours.
There was a beat after the instruction, before she began: I am twnety-eight. I am black. I am a woman.
Synopsis of Migritude
Synopsis of the White Book
Synopsis of Limbo
Conversation with Carol
outline from proposal
1.3 Critical Reflection
I make observations on the process of image-making in text and film and make an attempt to clarify the relationship between image and meaning. My main inquiries are: How does an image move someone? Perhaps by a different measure, how does an image embody meaning? When does an image evoke empathy?
These inquiries are informed by my own practice as well as readings of feminist film theory. A longitudinal reading of Laura Mulvey's essays published from 1975 till 2015 has affirmed my position to maintain a subjective, almost radically personal, approach — by observing how my own memory, narrative/narrativity and aesthetics (appearances, as John Berger calls it) interconnect. I will limit my engagement with, and therefore criticism of discourses that hinge on psychoanalytic, Marxist or Perician/Lacanian frameworks.
My practice in filmmaking has made me more aware of how I use words to construct images. As such, I will investigate two kinds of scenes. First, those I have created in my films: for example, the activity of coffee-making in my graduation project and the hands in my short film Seek (2019). Second, those that have resided in me over the years and that I rewrite for the memoir, including: a cabin I have never visited, lemons and the sky from my childhood. These lead to more specific questions: Am I translating the voice of a writer to that of a filmmaker? How do I convey meaning: with language or with image? How does each procedure of filmmaking (composing an image, blocking a shot, editing) express, interpret or change a feeling?
I will refer to close readings of films and theories that have helped me further these lines of thought. (I have included the list of references in my project proposal, section 3.3.) As I write out this part of the thesis, I hope to define my personal grammar within the poetics of film.
Note: I would like to discuss with Natasha how much abstraction I can — or rather, should — reach within the given word limit with integrity. I have noted the following discourses as relevant, but have not read much of them: life writing, autotheory, phenomenology, new materialism (Deleuzian), haptic visuality (Laura Marks).
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Ruby has evaluation all class/module names in top-level context(aka TOPLEVEL_BINDING).
In other files under 'utils' we want to use those errors, so the best practice is to use require_relative 'errors' in each file we need.
but if user directly to require 'utils/binary_helper', he/she will got an NameError.
I think the solution is basically the same philosophy compares to refinement feature.
I propose an improved namespace to Ruby, to solve the problems and still compatible with the current Ruby module system.
Completely compatible with the current module system, a gem user can completely ignore whether a gem is write in Namespace or not.
User can completely control which names in current context/scope.
May solve the top module name conflict issue(depends on VM implementation).
Avoid introducing new keyword and syntax.
Type hint or name hint can be more accuracy under namespace(not sure).
Need to modify Ruby VM to support the feature.
also suggested some variant that is a bit similar to your "import"
been some months ago or perhaps a few years).
when and what changes may have been made etc...).
particularly strong pro or con opinion, although I am a bit wary.
be tedious if one has a large project with lots of .rb files.
Then there are also circular warnings which are no fun at all.
I believe namespace can reduce the complexity of organizing codes in large projects.
Recently I write rust code in a large project. Our code base is dependent on other several complex projects. With rust use syntax(https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/second-edition/ch07-03-importing-names-with-use.html#bringing-names-into-scope-with-the-use-keyword) we can import the names which we need from other projects without chaotic the global names. It's easy to manage the complexity at the module level.
I can't image how to handle those complexities under the current ruby requiring system.
I understand the concern, is this a "real problem" or just because we saw the feature in other languages so we want it?
I am currently working on a medium-level ruby project(https://github.com/ciri-ethereum/ciri) and I find it's easy to forget to add some unnecessary requiring.
So in this situation, a user can't directly require this file, He must handle the dependencies manually or require the whole gem.
I do not have real experiences working in millions of lines ruby project, but I believe namespace can help to control complexity, from my other languages experiences.
So I paste my proposal, let the community to discuss the problem whether is real or fake.
I realized the essence of the proposal is to allow user to manipulate Binding. Currently, Ruby only has the TOPLEVEL_BINDING, we can't isolated Binding from top-level.
So the proposal essentially requests several primitive to control Binding.
1 isolated requiring: allows to evaluation required files under an isolated Binding(not polluting TOPLEVEL_BINDING).
2 namespace: allows users to create an isolated Binding scope.
namespace do # Create an isolated binding.The name maybe not accurate, can be discussed.
3 import: allow user import names from a Binding into another Binding.
I like this idea in general. I too want to have "requiring into isolated Binding".
namespace(:Bar, &Foo.bar) # => Error, or ...?
We should forbid this kind of headache.
In the Why? section, case 1 is just a programming error on the library developer's or library user's part, depending on how the library is documented.
In terms of case 2 (multiple gems define overlapping constants in the top level namespace), that could be a issue in theory, but it doesn't generally present a problem in practice as library authors in most cases take care to choose non-overlapping names.
I suppose it is possible, but CREF handling in the VM would have to be made significantly more complex to implement it correctly (so that the code works the same both via require and import :as).
Such an approach certainly has it's own issues, though. Also, it doesn't really address the issue of trying to handle overlapping top level constants in separate libraries.
I see the benefits of this proposal, as require into isolated binding is a nice to have assuming everything continues to work. However, I don't think the benefits of this proposal would exceed the implementation and maintenance cost.
I can imagine how hard to implement the "requiring into isolated binding" correct in VM.
If we want to maintain the compatible we need to maintain the reference of the name cross different require/import.
The name Foo from path 'foo' should always be the same reference whether how the name imported.
And imaging in case we have path 'foo/bar' and 'foo' require 'foo/bar', the name from 'foo/bar' should also be the same reference across files.
So it is hard to support this feature, and maybe cause VM performance issue on name lookup.
Please allow me to humbly present this design and implementation of import semantics aiming to solve precisely the current issue, taking inspiration from Go and Python.
Basically it implements a Package class inheriting Module and leveraging the Kernel#load ability to wrap with its second argument, together with module_eval.
More examples are available in the README and in test.rb along with the test fixture tree (those are not unit tests though, apologies for the bad naming on my part).
The various possibilities of to: (nil, :method, :const, :local) are to explore the possible ways to make the module available to the caller.
The implementation works on current Ruby, and would work even better save for a limitation of bind_local_variable_set. It requires the binding_of_caller gem in some situations but it is not a strict requirement (not needed with to: :value).
The package file does not contains a declaration of the Package instance (as class and module do), as it will be deduced from the file name, the goal being to box and isolate automatically the file contents, and not requiring new (IMHO awkward) keywords like isolate. Maybe using a file extension such as .rbp to distinguish .rb files written to be required from those to be imported could be useful, but it is definitely not mandatory. Maybe a package keyword (like in Go) at the start could be useful to guard against the file being required. but again, this is not mandatory. Code leveraging this design also has the advantage to eliminate indentation, repetition, and boilerplate that is typically present in deeply nested ruby files when conventionally matching the file and directory names with the module and class names (please look at the test directory tree in the linked repo at the top to see what I mean). Another advantage is that code reloading becomes quite trivial.
I'd like to show something I've been working on for the last few months. It's called Modulation, a small (less than 300 LOC) gem providing an alternative way to manage dependencies in Ruby applications. Modulation provides complete isolation of each module (i.e. source file), and enforces explicit exporting and importing of constants and methods. Any implementation details may be completely hidden by each module.
The idea is to load each file in the context of a new Module instance, and expose only the definitions that were explicitly exported. In addition, there's support for default exports, reloading of modules at run-time, and mocking of dependencies for testing purposes.
There's a bunch of patterns and techniques that Modulation makes much easier to implement: singletons, functional code, inversion of control. Hopefully this contributes to the present discussion and maybe others would find it useful.
Wow, that sounds super useful. This is one of the few things I'd love to see included in StdLib.
Would you mind to show us, how it could help to improve situation with things like Molinillo bundled twice in Ruby, once in RubyGems, second time in Bundler?
This is not what Modulation is meant to solve. External dependencies (in the form of gems) are beyond the scope of what Modulation is really about. Although Modulation can be used in gems, and does support importing of gems that use Modulation, it is not a replacement for either Rubygems or Bundler.
I'd like to spend a few moments and explain a bit more about how Modulation works and why it's a good solution for managing dependencies. Modulation defines the Kernel#import method for loading dependencies. When import is called, Modulation creates an anonymous module and loads the given source file using #instance_eval. Once the source file has been loaded, the same associated module is returned to any code that imports the same source file. Thus, all files referring to the same dependency are in effect using the same Module instance for accessing that dependency. This allows some interesting uses such as reloading of modules at run-time, mocking of dependencies, or dependency injection.
This is not what Modulation is meant to solve. External dependencies (in the form of gems) are beyond the scope of what Modulation is really about.
As you can see, it is bundled twice. The problem is that although there should be one copy of Molinillo, there are two copies, which artificially differs in namespace, to avoid collision if there was Molinillo gem installed.
IMHO, the case of Molinillo is the job of RubyGems/Bundler developers to solve: settle on one version, and reuse RubyGems' vendored copy for Bundler.
Or is there any hidden problem in there?
Yes, support of older RubyGems I suppose.
Not mentioning that Bundler bundles other libraries, such as net-http-persistent and Thor. It would make update of this libraries easier, e.g. they could be submodule in code base, because they would not need modified namespace.
In that case, yes, a tool like Modulation could be used to completely isolate private copies of Molinillo, without contaminating the global namespace.
I like this idea (and the other suggestions and implementations). I proposed something similar for Crystal a while back here.


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Softball Drops A Pair of Heartbreakers at UT Martin
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tigers came up short in both games at UT Martin on Saturday in Ohio Valley Conference play. Tennessee State fell behind after an early lead, only to fight back before falling 6-5 on a rarely often seen play in game one. In the night cap, it took 11 innings to decide the winner, but the Skyhawks walked away with a 4-3 victory.
UT Martin improves to 19-16-1, 7-3 in OVC play. With the two heartbreakers, TSU drops to 14-25, 2-9 in conference.
The Tigers outhit UTM in the opening game of the day, 10-6. Ashley Haynes led the way with a 4-for-4 performance, including a clutch RBI single in the seventh. Haynes was one of seven Tigers to record a hit off Skyhawks pitching.
TSU opened the scoring in the first as Lindsey Burgess, who reached on an error and stole second base, crossed home plate on a ground out off the bat of Jayna Hanawahine. Haynes provided the second run of the game in the second inning, as she scored on an infield single by Kiarra Freeman to make the score 2-0.
The lead was short-lived, as UTM received a 3-run home run by Taylor Manning in the bottom of the second making the score 3-2. The Skyhawks would add to their lead with a run in the fifth, increasing their lead to 4-2.
TSU came charging back in the sixth with four hits, a walk and a sacrifice fly. Kate Morris led off the inning with a double, but was thrown out at home trying to score on a single by Haynes, who took second on the throw home. Rebekka Gross drove a ball into right field for a hit and moved to second as the ball got behind the fielder. Haynes was off on the crack of the bat and never broke stride to score easily and cutting the UTM lead to one.
After a walk to Freeman and a bunt single by Tayler Shimizu, Liz Stansberry hit a fly ball deep enough into centerfield, giving Gross enough time to scamper home to tie the game at 4-4.
UTM bounced back in their half of the inning with a two-out solo home run off starting pitcher Hannah St. Clair. The freshman pitcher would face one more batter before exiting the game. St. Clair scattered five hits and a walk as she was charged with five earned runs. Shea Morris would enter and strike out the lone batter she faced in the sixth.
Hanawahine gave TSU a runner in scoring position with a one-out double down the left field line. The sophomore advanced to third on a Kate Morris ground out and setting up the clutch at bat by Haynes. After falling behind 0-2, the Knoxville native delivered her fourth hit of the game into left field to plate Hanawahine and tie the game at 5-5.
The hard fought comeback went for not, as UTM put together a two-out rally. One out away from heading to extra innings, Shea Morris plunked Kayla Wade with a pitch giving UTM a base runner in the form of their leading base stealer. Wade wasted no time swiping second base and was able to move to third as the throw from Gross hit the runner and bounced into left center.
The Tigers intentionally walked the three-hole hitter Kenzi Tate to put runners on the corners. But before the Tigers could face another batter, Gross' return throw to Morris sailed over the pitchers head allowing Wade to race home to score the game-ending run.
TSU would run into another heartbreaker in game two proved to be a pitcher's duel that would need four extra innings to play. Courtney Gearlds charged home on a wild pitch in the third inning for an early 1-0 lead. Gearlds had reached on her first hit of the day and moved to second on a Shimizu walk and to third on a Stansberry sacrifice bunt.
The Tigers tried to add another run in the inning, but Shimizu was caught coming home on a failed squeeze attempt.
Shea Morris would not surrender a hit until the fourth inning and gave up her first run in the fifth. With two outs and runners on the corners, UTM attempted a double steal. The runner on first stopped half way to second trying to draw a throw. Gross would make the throw to Burgess covering second, which gave the Skyhawks runner on third a chance to score to tie the game at 1-1.
The score would stand until the 10th inning as the Tigers pushed a run across in the first inning of the international tiebreaker. Hanawahine, the final out of the ninth inning, was placed on second and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Kate Morris. Haynes followed with a ground ball to third, catching Hanawahine off base. The sophomore would get into a run down and scored on an errant throw. UT Martin evened the score with a run in the bottom of the inning to force the 11th.
Gross was placed on second and advanced to third on a Gearlds ground out. Shimizu would pick up the RBI as she ripped a single up the middle to plate Gross. Stansberry followed with a line drive single into center moving Shimizu to second, but the two were stranded on base.
With one out and Wade on third, the Skyhawks attempted a squeeze bunt. Shea Morris fielded and threw the ball home ahead of the runner to Gross. The Tigers thought they had eliminated the threat, but the home plate umpire ruled Wade had managed to sneak in to home through freshman catcher.
The Skyhawks would collect just their sixth hit of the game off Shea Morris with two outs, which allowed Wilson to reach home just before the relay throw home.
Morris suffered the loss in both games and drops to 8-10. The junior gave up six hits in 11.2 innings on the day, along with five runs, two earned, four walks and five strikeouts.
Brooke Kennedy pitched 2.1 innings on the day and earned the wins in both games, improving to 3-1. Kennedy replaced Casey Vincent who tossed 10.1 innings surrendering four hits and four walks, while striking out 14.
The Tigers conclude the road trip with a 12:00pm double header on Sunday versus Southeast Missouri in Cape Girardeau. The games can be heard on tsutigers.com.


Pride and glory will be on the line Saturday as Stanford track and field hosts rival Cal in the 125th Big Meet. In a meet that traditionally comes down to the final events, recent history favors the Cardinal as the men will be looking for their third victory in four years, while the women seek their fourth consecutive win.
In the Pac-12 Tournament quarterfinal, 2-seed No. 7 Stanford (26-4, 15-3 Pac-12) overcame a slow start to defeat 7-seed Cal (19-12, 9-9 Pac-12) 72-54 and move on to face Washington (11-20, 2-15 Pac-12).
Stanford, Cal and a winning record are on the line — not all three will make it out of Maples on Senior Night Thursday, as the Cardinal (15-14, 8-9 Pac-12) look to rebound from Sunday's rare, one-point home loss at the paws of the conference-leading Washington Huskies (23-6, 14-2 Pac-12).
The top-ranked women's swimming and diving team entered Friday with a 130 point lead in the Pac-12 Championships, and they closed Friday with a 190 point lead. In the heart of the meet, swimmers and divers competed across six individual events and one relay.
Despite an inspired performance from freshman Jack LeVant, the No. 7 men's swimming and diving team fell in their regular season finale to No. 1 California. The final score of 172-122 belied the dominance Cal showed in the meet.
In the first Battle of the Bay, Stanford (11-10, 4-5 Pac-12) outlasted California (5-16, 0-9 Pac-12) to leave Haas Pavilion with an 84-81 victory. The Bears have lost ten straight, matching the longest streak in school history.
Swinging full speed forward from their two consecutive wins these last two weekends against No. 9 California (twice) and No. 19 NorCal United, No. 1 Stanford men's gymnastics look to land a third win against No. 9 California for the third time this season this Sunday at 6pm at Berkeley.


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Comfort food that feels like a warm blanket on a rainy day.
First thing that comes to your mind when the weather is cold to have a nice hot meal. Not always soup or noodles, but comfort food.
So last Sunday, we escaped the chilly weather while dining at Flambe'. It was a chill night with slight ambon lang, and since malapit lang samin, hindi sya hassle puntahan. It is located inside the Malinao food park in Pasig. Walking distance lang sya from Pasig City hall. Very accessible and they have lots of parking spaces.
We first tried their salad, made of romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, bacon, croutons and toasted sesame dressing. Very filling sya at flavorful. Kahit di ako mahilig sa salad, I really enjoyed this. Hindi sya nakakaumay at di kulang sa lasa. I liked the unique flavor of toasted sesame dressing, malasa sya at nakakabusog dahil sa bacon bits at croutons. The hint of cheese also made this dish more exciting. Sa unang tikim pa lang, I already decided that this will be my favorite dish for the night.
Pros: bacon!!! And the toasted sesame dressing.
We also tried their baby back ribs. Masarap ung sauce ng ribs, not too sweet at bagay sa fried rice. It was well plated din kaya masarap picturan (at kainin of course). I really liked the fried rice, kasi sakto ung timpla at hindi greasy. Not your mumurahing bigas ang ginamit. The meat was cooked and seasoned beautifully. They don't use msg so it's okay to indulge with the flavor without the guilt.
We also tried their sisig carbonara. It was really tasty and I love the amount of spice they used. I really like black pepper kaya I didn't mind the extra heat. You can really taste the sisig pero hindi sya nakakaumay. Also, it is just 99 pero marami na sya and is served with a slice of garlic bread. I also enjoyed this meal. My friends and I shared every dish but I think I ate most of the sisig. Sorry, not sorry.
Medyo busog na ko kaya tikim tikim na lang ung ginawa ko sa burger. First to note is the cheese. Hindi sya nakakaumay na blend of melted cheese and goes well with the pepperoni and marinara sauce. Hindi rin nya naoverpower yung flavor ng beef. The bun complements all the filling, hindi sya naging soggy and held the patty well. The patty is made of pure beef and is a quarter pounder. I would've loved their basic burger, I'm a blt cheeseburger fan but my friends enjoyed this peperroni burger more than I did. I think bagay to sa mga may gusto ng extra flavor sa burger nila. And just look at that melting cheese. Haaaay.
Milkshakes on a cold night? Why not? Unlike other food parks na open area, flambe is in a closed, air conditioned store. Kaya you feel the cold, but you're still protected from rain. And nasa Pilipinas tayo, it's never TOO cold. Their milkshakes do bring rhe boys in the yard kasi they use home made ice cream. Kaya no worries sa brain freeze.
I tried the matcha flavor milkshake. They serve it with roasted marshmallows. Nagpicture pa kasi kami kaya hindi na super gooey nung kinain ko. Siguro if I had mixed it with the shake nung mainit pa sya (yung parang mashmallow fluff) siguro mas masarap. But I still liked it nonetheless. Order this for dessert. Mas maappreciate mo ung savory foods kung yun muna titikman mo. Then pampababa tong milkshake while you catch up with friends.
All in all, it was a very filling and flavorful meal that made me want to try their other selections as well (I'm eyeing you, chicken wings). Ok din pang get together ng barkada and family as the prices here won't break the bank.
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Taiwan will invest more in lithium battery technology
Lin Chuan-nung, deputy director general of the MOEA's Department of Industrial Technology (DOIT), said that over the years the ministry has invested a total of NT$120 million (US$3.75) annually to develop Li-ion battery technology that has strong safety features. "This year we will allocate NT$160 million and will invest more next year," Lin said.
Taiwan hopes to become a testing ground for electric vehicles developed globally and to tap into a China project called "1,000 electrics cars in 10 cities," he added.
According to the DOIT, global sales of electric cars will grow by 7.29 million in 2018, and 85.9 percent of them, or 6.26 million cars, will use li-ion batteries for power.
It is expected that by 2015 Taiwan alone will have 3,000 electric vehicles and the trade value of Li-ion batteries could be as high as US$3.6 million, Lin said.
In the future, "Taiwan's will target China as the main market for its electric cars, " Lin said, adding that this will spur both sides of the Taiwan Strait to develop a standardization formula for Li-ion batteries. He pointed out that the Li-ion battery accounts for one third of an electric car's production costs.
"Anyone who can develop a battery that is safe, cheap and long-lasting will have a strong competitive edge in the world electric car market," Lin said. He stressed that presently, the problem with electric cars is that they have short battery life, long recharge time and they can't go very far.
In the future, electric cars should be able to travel at least 200 km or even 300km-500 km, their batteries should last more than 10 years and the cars should be affordable to the general public, he said.
With this in mind, the MOEA is investing in the Industrial Technology Research Institute's (ITRI's) research and development of key technology for safe Li-ion batteries.
The ITRI last year developed STOBA (self-terminated technology oligomers with hyper-branched architecture), a material that enhances the safety of lithium batteries.
By integrating a nano-grade polymer, which forms a protective film much like a nano-grade fuse, a locking effect is generated when the battery encounters excessive heat, external impact or piercing, and electrical and chemical action is interrupted, thus preventing explosions, Lin explained.
Lin said that the ITRI will collaborate with Molicel and Amita Technologies, two leading Taiwan manufacturers of lithium batteries, to mass produce batteries and tap into the electric car market.
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Washington, DC– SEARAC applauds Sen. Mazie Hirono's introduction of the Health Equity and Accountability Act (HEAA) of 2018, following the House introduction by Rep. Barbara Lee in May. This critical piece of legislation would benefit Southeast Asian American (SEAA) communities, as it includes provisions that would improve the collection and reporting of disaggregated data. The bill also creates culturally and linguistically appropriate health and mental health services to address the unique needs of immigrants and refugees.
As the largest refugee community to ever resettle in America's history, SEAAs experience unique health and mental health challenges resulting from decades of unaddressed trauma and physical impacts of the US-backed war in Southeast Asia. For instance, SEAAs suffer disproportionately from hepatitis B, which can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer, and liver failure. Hmong and Vietnamese women are at a higher risk of cervical cancer than other racial/ethnic groups.1 Additionally, many community members need support dealing with the physical, mental, and emotional scars from the war. A 2005 study in Long Beach found that 62% of older Cambodian adults experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, and 51% have major depression, compared to 3% of the general population in the United States.2 HEAA would help unmask these disparities through disaggregated data collection and reporting.
Furthermore, inadequate access to culturally and linguistically competent quality health care lead to SEAA health disparities. According to 2011-2015 US Census estimates, 38.3% of Cambodian, 36.7% of Hmong, 34.5% of Lao, and 48.6% of Vietnamese households speak English less than "very well," compared to 8.6% of total US households.3 In addition to the linguistic and cultural barriers, many SEAA communities experience poverty at high rates, with 11% of Lao, 13% of Vietnamese, 14.9% of Cambodian, and 16.3% of Hmong still living below the poverty line.4 The combined barriers of limited English proficiency and low income result in the absence of quality care required to treat urgent and chronic conditions.
Call your senators and representative to support the Health Equity and Accountability Act of 2018!
*If your senator or representative is already co-sponsoring HEAA, remember to thank him or her!
1. Nancy K. Herther, Zha Blong Xiong, Karen Ritsema, Rebecca Vang, and Ri Zheng,"Health Disparities Research in the Hmong American Community: Implications for Practice and Policy," Hmong Studies Journal no. 13.2 (2010): 1-31.
2. Grant N. Marshall, Terry Schell, Marc N. Elliot, Sarah Megan Berthold, and Chi-Ah Chun, "Mental Health of Cambodian Refugees 2 Decades After Resettlement in the United States," JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association 294, no. 5, (2005): 571-579.
3. American Community Survey (ACS) – U.S. Census Bureau, 2011-2015 5-Year Estimates. Retrieved from https://factfinder.census.gov/faces/tableservices/jsf/pages/productview.xhtml?pid=ACS_15_SPT_DP02&prodType=table.
4. American Community Survey (ACS) – U.S. Census Bureau, 2017 1-year estimates.


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NJ Supreme Court rules that attorney general can release names of disciplined police
Steve Janoski
In a significant victory for advocates of police transparency, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday that the New Jersey attorney general did not overstep his bounds when he ordered law enforcement throughout the state to release the names of police officers punished for misconduct.
The case centered around Attorney General Gurbir Grewal's directives, issued last June, that required departments to name disciplined officers going forward and would release the identities of two decades' worth of disciplined state troopers.
Police union attorneys argued Grewal did not have the power to make such sweeping changes. The Attorney General's Office said it did.
The court sided with Grewal.
"We find that the Attorney General had the authority to issue the Directives," said Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, who wrote the decision for the unanimous court. "They are designed to enhance public trust and confidence in law enforcement, to deter misconduct, to improve transparency and accountability in the disciplinary process, and to identify repeat offenders who may try to move from one sensitive position to another. In short, the Directives are consistent with legislative policies and rest on a reasonable basis."
But the high court's decision, which will have far-reaching effects on policing in the Garden State, left unresolved one of the most controversial parts of Grewal's order: the demand that the state police reveal the names of 20 years' worth of troopers subject to major discipline.
The directive would identify by name nearly 500 troopers, or about 11% of the officers who worked for the agency during that time, according to court documents.
Police union attorneys have argued vehemently against the provision, saying the troopers whose names Grewal wishes to disclose were specifically promised that would never happen.
The court called this a "serious issue" that demands the attention of a trial judge, who will hear testimony and make a ruling that could apply to all future legal challenges. A similar process could be used to determine cases brought against local officials who also want to release misconduct backlogs, the decision read.
Grewal said in a statement that the court's decision begins a "new chapter for police transparency and accountability in New Jersey."
"By lifting the cloak of secrecy over our state's police disciplinary process, we are not simply ensuring accountability for those who engage in misconduct," Grewal said. "We are also demonstrating that the vast majority of law enforcement officers work hard and play by the rules."
Wayne Blanchard, president of the New Jersey State Troopers Fraternal Association, said he and the organization's 1,700 rank-and-file members did not argue against transparency going forward for certain types of offenses. But he questioned why Grewal wants to make incidents that happened decades ago public now.
"We think it was agenda-based, and we still scratch our heads at what legitimate purpose it really serves," Blanchard said. "But we're certainly pleased to see the troopers in the 20-year lookback have some recourse ... and we're certainly still willing to sit down with the attorney general to negotiate that out. I just don't see him as a willing party to be part of reasonable reform."
Pat Colligan, head of the New Jersey State Policemen's Benevolent Association, called the ruling disappointing.
"To go back 20 years and say now the rules have changed — it's akin to going back and changing the speed limit on a ticket you got," Colligan said.
Transparency advocates like CJ Griffin, a Hackensack attorney who focuses on public records access, were frustrated for different reasons.
The decision was a victory, she said. But it offers only a small sliver of transparency, because most complaints aren't sustained in the first place, she said.
Griffin urged the state Legislature to pass a bill introduced last summer, S-2656, that would make certain police disciplinary records public, such as complaints, allegations, charges, dispositions of proceedings and transcripts of any disciplinary trial or hearing.
"We must end the practice of police investigating themselves in secrecy and clearing themselves of misconduct," Griffin said.
Alexander Shalom, senior staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, also urged the state to pass the transparency bill — Grewal's directives were only "half-steps forward," he said.
Still, he said, the court's decision was a "total repudiation of the unions' suggestion that they were somehow beyond the reach of the chief law enforcement officer."
"It's really not an open question as to whether or not stuff can be made transparent," Shalom said. "The question is: Does New Jersey have the political will to ensure that it is?"
The police bill is under consideration by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee, according to the state website.
Last June, Grewal announced his plan to publicly name local, county and state police officers who were fired, demoted or suspended for more than five days just as the nationwide protests over the killing by police of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man from Minneapolis, reached their height.
At the time, the attorney general said he was ending the practice of "protecting the few to the detriment of the many."
Police unions sued almost immediately. But an appellate court sided with Grewal in October, rejecting the unions' assertion that the attorney general had strayed beyond the power of his office. Monday's state Supreme Court ruling affirmed the lower court's decision.
New Jersey is one of about two dozen states that allow departments to shield most police records from public view.
But the massive protests after the Floyd murder led some states to loosen their rules. New York, for example, repealed a law that had kept internal police records closed for 40 years.
California had been similarly secretive but opened its internal records and police video footage to the public in 2018.
Attorneys for the police unions opposing the measures said in court that Grewal based his directives on politics, not evidence that disclosing names would either deter poor police behavior or enhance the public's trust in law enforcement.
Union attorneys also worried about retribution against the officers.
"It places a target on their back," said Kevin Jarvis, an attorney representing the New Jersey Superior Officers Law Enforcement Association.
Previously, departments released an annual list of actions that required major discipline. But they did not identify the officers.
Steve Janoski covers law enforcement for NorthJersey.com. For unlimited access to the most important news about those who safeguard your local community, please subscribe or activate your digital account today.
Email: janoski@northjersey.com
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Q: if $f$ is in $C^{2}$ then why does $\int_{0}^{1}\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}du$ necessarily exist if $f$ is in $C^{2}$ then why does $\int_{0}^{1}\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}du$ necessarily exist?
Clearly $u\to\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}$ converges to $f^{\prime\prime}(x)$ as $u \to 0$, how does this help me prove the above?
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Let $\delta, \; \varepsilon > 0$, then it follows that $\int_{\delta}^{1}\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}du$ exists, as we can bound the integrand by $4\frac{\lvert f\rvert}{\delta ^{2}}$
Now consider that for all $u$ smaller than some $\delta > 0$  we have $\lvert f^{\prime\prime}(x)-\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}\rvert \leq \varepsilon$, then we obtain:
\begin{align}&\int_{0}^{\delta}\lvert \frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}\lvert du \\ \leq &\int_{0}^{\delta}\lvert \frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^{2}}-f^{\prime\prime}(x)\lvert du+\delta\lvert f^{\prime\prime}(x)\rvert\\ \leq &\varepsilon \delta+\delta\lvert f^{\prime\prime}(x)\rvert\end{align}

A: for $u>0$, let  $g(u) = \frac{f(x+u)+f(x−u)−2f(x)}{u^2}$
be the integrand; for $u>0$ it is a $C^2$ function, while
(as you noted) it has a limit $\lim_{u\to 0} g(u)=f''(x)$; so you can set
$g(0)=f''(x)$; the function $g:[0,1]\to R$ so defined
is then continuous: by well known theorems, the integral is well defined.

A: Write
\begin{align}
f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)&=\int_0^1[f'(x+su)-f'(x-su)]\,u\,ds
\\
&=\int_0^1(1-s)\,[f''(x+su)+f''(x-su)]\,u^2\,ds=u^2g(x,u)
\end{align}
where $g$ a continuous function as $f''$ is continuous. Then the integral in question becomes
$$
\int_0^1\frac{f(x+u)+f(x-u)-2f(x)}{u^2}\,du=\int_0^1g(x,u)\,du
$$
which is an ordinary integral over a continuous function. One can probably find some interesting transformations by inserting $g$ back.
$$
=\int_0^1(1-s)\,[f'(x+s)-f'(x-s)] \,ds=...
$$

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What is behind your curtain?
Behind my curtain, I am a ball of anxiety. A bundle of nerves. A million electrical currents trying to find their way; searching for a way to become grounded.
Insecurities abound. They are limitless.
Questions pertaining to my sanity, my sense of self, my worldview.
The once strong, confident woman, who possesses a touch of arrogance and an uncanny, sarcastic sense of humour has changed.
I am not what I once was. There is a new strain to my identity, one that is characterized by nervousness, anxiety and insecurity. One that I am not familiar with and do not want to get to know. I suppose however, that in order to defeat your enemy, you must get to know them. Walk in their shoes and discover their plans in an effort to foil them. Thus, I am forced to get to know this most suffocating strain of my identity; this nervousness, this anxiety, this insecurity.
Behind my curtain, I am struggling to maintain my power over anxiety.
I must make every effort to get up, go out; resist the urge to stay in bed, rolled up in that ball of nerves.
Behind my curtain is a woman who once soared.
Behind my curtain is a leader who has lost her footing but will not falter.
Behind my curtain is a woman who is scared but will always show you a smile of sincerity and give you a hand to hold.
Although my curtain is drawn, I am reminded of the person I was just a few short months ago. My power and my tenacity are still within me, they have just been hushed by the overbearing sound of anxiety.
Free my old self, rescue her from the depths of the darkness.
The curtain is about to open.


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European Women's Lobby's Statement Concerning EU Legislation for the Equal Representation of Women and Men on Corporate Boards (July 2011)
The promotion of the equal representation of women and men in decision-making has been at the core of the European Women's Lobby's work since its creation in 1990. This work includes in particular the EWL 50/50 Campaign for Democracy launched in 2008 and focusing on the European elections of 2009 and subsequent allocation of EU 'Top Jobs'. For the EWL, parity in decision-making is an issue of democratic representation and of social progress at EU and national levels, in line with the EU's Treaty commitments to democracy and fundamental rights. The 50/50 Campaign demands binding measures for parity democracy at all levels of political, economic and social decision-making.
In 2010, women accounted for just 12% of board members and less than 3% of company chairs in Europe. Progress in this area has been extremely slow, despite national, European and international commitments to equality between women and men, including in decision-making. Numerous studies also point to the economic benefits of parity. The equal representation of women and men on boards is furthermore related to the broader question of equality in employment, an area where the European Union has a strong competence. The relegation of women to lower-level positions is a major cause of the persistent gender pay gap in Europe, which currently stands at 17.5% on average. Promoting women's career development prospects and their equal access to management and decision-making posts at all levels is essential to achieving equality in the labour market to achieving the goals of the Europe 2020 Strategy for the EU to become a 'smart, sustainable and inclusive economy'.
Some countries have taken action for more equal representation in boards of state-owned companies in the last ten years . More recently, a number of European countries have started to adopt binding measures/quotas (with a more or less binding system) for other types of companies, in order to ensure swift progress, notably in Norway, Iceland, Spain, France, Belgium, Austria, Italy and the Netherlands.
At European level, European Commission Vice-President Viviane Reding announced in March 2011 her intention to take decisive action in order to achieve the equal representation of women and men on corporate boards, an announcement that the EWL strongly supports.
EWL Recommendations:
The EWL recommends that European companies sign the 'Women on boards pledge for Europe' initiated by Vice-President of the European Commission Reding in order 'to develop their own credible way to get more women into top jobs.
The EWL recommends that the EU and Member States:
1.	Adopt new legislation requiring European listed and non-listed public companies with more than 50 employees and all state-owned companies to have 40% of women on their boards of directors by 2015 and 50% by 2020, and that includes effective sanctions for non-compliance.
2.	Introduce measures to increase the number of women holding the positions of company president or chair.
3.	Limit the number of board positions that one person can hold.
4.	Introduce accompanying measures to support enterprises in the implementation of such measures and empower women.
5.	Use the on-going review of the EU public procurement regulation and the legislation on public procurement in Member States to make it possible to favour companies with a balanced representation of women and men in Boards and that implement other measures to actively promote equality between women and men.
6.	Address the root causes of women's under-representation in economic decision-making in corporations and in public institutions at national and EU level, including in relation to work/life balance.
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Is Canberra a Real City?
Canberra, the federal capital of Australia, is a purpose-built city. It was designed specially to house the Australian government and did not exist prior to this undertaking on the 12th March 1913. Barely a century old, it lacks the gravitas of an Athens or Rome. Even, Washington DC dates back to around 1791 and included pre-existing towns like Georgetown and Alexandria. Canberra, however, in European terms was formerly a place to graze sheep upon. Indigenous Australians, Aboriginal people, had inhabited the area for thousands of years and archaeological evidence in the form of rock paintings confirm that. The question, often, asked on the basis of its provenance is, "is Canberra a real city?"
Canberra Could Have Been Named Eucalypta
Sydneysiders and Melburnians have long looked down their noses at the public servants and others who reside in the nation's capital. They see it as a fake city lacking any real history or true grit. Walter Burley Griffin, an American architect, won the competition to design the new capital, with substantial input from his wife Marion Mahoney Griffin. The Royal Military College at Duntroon was the first Commonwealth institution to open within the newly defined Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Canberra could have been named: Eucalypta; Cookaburra; Wattleton; Federalia; or Austral. Too ostentatious, perhaps?
Many New Arrivals were Less than Impressed
Making an impression is the first and foremost requirement of a nation's capital city, in my view. The beginnings of Canberra struggled to emerge from the its bush setting and tent camps and shanty towns housed the legions of construction workers in the 1920s. Many Melburnians forced to relocate to the new capital were less than impressed with their new accommodation. Grumblings were heard far and wide about the conditions they had to endure. It took many decades before Canberra was to be lauded as a gourmet destination.
Canberra Lacked the Character of a Sydney or Melbourne
It was so unlike Sydney and the other state capital cities in its parochial limitations. Aussies constantly asked, is Canberra a real city? The answer was, usually, a resounding no. Canberra lacked the character bestowed on cities by their poorest citizens who resided in inner city slums. Canberra had no slums. It was a city or regional centre grafted onto a sheep field. It was too perfectly laid out by designers and engineers. Its streets and boulevards too straight and wide. Where were the crooked lanes inherent in a Sydney or Melbourne?
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Ten Terrific Things About Canberra
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