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Title - The Ballroom
Author - Anna Hope
Publication Date - February 11th 2016
Publisher - Transworld
Where love is your only escape...
1911: Inside an asylum at the edge of the Yorkshire Moors,
where men and women are kept apart
by high walls and barred windows,
there is a ballroom vast and beautiful.
For one bright evening every week
they come together
and dance.
When John and Ella meet
It is a dance that will change
two lives forever.
Set over the heatwave summer of 1911, the end of the Edwardian era, The Ballroom is a tale of unlikely love and dangerous obsession, of madness and sanity, and of who gets to decide which is which.
Today on Becca's Books, I'm delighted to be hosting my stop on the blog tour for Anna Hope's beautiful new novel The Ballroom. This is the first book I have had the pleasure of reading by Anna Hope, although I've heard incredible things about Wake which came out last year. With such a beautifully poetic, memorable and haunting writing style, and set in a tragic place such as the asylum where Ella and John's story begins, this book truly got beneath my skin.
Set in 1911, in an asylum upon the Yorkshire Moors, Anna Hope delivers three main narratives to the reader which continue to alternation throughout the progression of this novel. We're introduced to Ella, John and Charles. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know these characters, and Anna's knack at unravelling the layers of her characters really was second to none. Both Ella and John intrigued me and I couldn't wait to see where Anna would take them before the story reached it's end. I was excited almost, by the thought of something romantic blossoming in such a dark, miserable place. Such mighty contrasts against each other, which only helped to make the themes within this story all the more striking. Charles was a character who it took a while for me to understand and get to grips with, although much later on into the novel, I began to realise that all was certainly not as it seemed. Double-faced and double-sized, monsters lurked in the shadows threatening to take over at any given moment. Pushed on by the urge and desperation for recognition, Charles (Dr Fuller) became a character who took me completely by surprise. As for Ella and John, I adored these two. Each Friday, when the ballroom was set up to host a dance for both male and female inmates, they came together and a sort of magic was weaved around them. In a place filled with the haunting sounds of moans and scratching and nightmares, Ella and John's story was like a flare of hope shooting up into the sky. Beautiful, moving, and completely unlikely, but I think that's why I adored it so much.
The setting of The Ballroom was amazing. I think it's the first time I've read a novel set in an asylum, and gosh, does it add an atmosphere! Anna Hope's descriptions of the setting were spot-on, striking and shocking. But within this, there was also a softness and tenderness too. The other people who Ella found herself surrounded by, including Clem who I loved meeting with her nose stuck in a book, were all patients who had been placed inside the asylum for reasons unknown. I wasn't convinced that all of them deserved to have been placed within the place, but that only went to show how unbalanced power was all of those years ago.
Atmospheric and full of hope, this really was a beautiful novel by Anna Hope. Splendid characters in a not-so-splendid setting. Anna Hope has crafted a stunning story here, and I truly can't wait to dive into Wake as soon as I am able to, to read more from this author.
Becca's Books is awarding The Ballroom by Anna Hope with four gorgeous stars. Truly evocative, moving and striking novel. Definitely one of a kind. Special thanks to Becky Hunter for providing me with a copy of The Ballroom by Anna Hope in exchange for a fair and honest review.


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To become familiar with the XmlFormatter, open the Visual Studio solution associated with this chapter that you downloaded from www.samspublishing.com. The solution contains a single project, called Serialization, for building a console application. All the code is in a single module, Program.cs, the content of which is shown in Listing 3.3. Note that there is a using statement for the System.Runtime.Serialization namespace, and also that the project references the System.Runtime.Serialization assembly.
This imperative style of programming with the Windows Communication Foundation is used here for two reasons. The first is simply to show that this style is an option. The second, and more important, reason is to make the code that is discussed here complete in itself, with no reference to outside elements such as configuration files.
its attempt to do so works, which can be verified by running the application built from the solution. In this case, the inputs and outputs of the operation are .NET types that correspond quite obviously to XML Schema Datatypes. The XmlFormatter automatically serializes the inputs and outputs into XML.
In this case, the input and output of the operation are both .NET DataSet objects, and the .NET DataSet type does not obviously correspond to any XML Schema Datatype. Nevertheless, the XmlFormatter automatically serializes the input and output to XML, as it will for any .NET type that implements ISerializable. Of course, passing .NET DataSets around is a very bad idea if one can anticipate a non-.NET client needing to participate, and it is never wise to rule that out as a possibility.
The service's ServiceViewOfData class and the client's ClientViewOfData class are used to define data contracts that are compatible with one another. The data contracts are compatible because they have the same namespace and name, and because the members that have the same names in each version of the contract also have the same types. Because of the compatibility of the data contracts used in the client's version of the operation and the service's version, those operations that the client and the service define in different ways are also compatible with one another.
not only is the XmlFormatter able to serialize the custom type, ClientViewOfData, to XML for transmission to the service, but the member called Reference that is in the client's version of the data contract, but not in the service's version, passes through the service without being lost.
Two things should be evident from this case. First, the DataContract and DataMember attributes make it very easy to provide for the serialization of one's custom data types by the Windows Communication Foundation's XmlFormatter. Second, implementing the Windows Communication Foundation's IUnknownSerializationData interface is always a good idea, because it allows different versions of the same data contract to evolve independently of one another, yet still be usable together.
then one should add to the service contract a KnownType attribute for each of the types that might actually be included in the input parameter array.
That the KnownType attribute has to be added in order for the DerivedData objects to be successfully deserialized shows that one should avoid using inheritance as a way of versioning data contracts. If a base type is expected, but a derived type is received, serialization of the derived type will fail unless the code is modified with the addition of the KnownType attribute to anticipate the derived type.


Sometimes we're asking the wrong questions. Jesus calls us to change our focus.
Read Luke 13:1-9, Psalm 63:1-8 here.
A couple of weeks ago, I was chatting with some people out in the fellowship hall and they were telling me about how many doctors they'd had to see in the past week. So I told them how to fix that. How? Close your eyes.
Closing our eyes is one way to change how we experience what's happening in any given moment. We also change our experience by changing our focus. In our reading for today from Luke 13, Jesus helps us to see how we need to change our focus. When we turn our heads, our eyes automatically do this for us. Our minds don't always follow suit, and we can get stuck on things.
While Jesus is teaching in the temple, the people ask him about two tragic events that have happened. In one, Pilate's soldiers have killed some people while they were worshipping in the temple and making their sacrifices.
What about……you get my drift.
No, but unless you repent, you too will perish.
We sometimes talk about how "repent" means to turn. In the Old Testament, the word in Hebrew shub does mean to turn back or return. To turn away from evil, and to turn toward God. In the New Testament, here in Luke, the word in Greek for repent is metanoio which means to change your mind.
It sounds a bit extreme to say, "Change your mind or you will die." But really we will all die, and we don't know when that will happen. When those people died from the tower falling on them, they met their maker. They met God face-to-face, and so will we.
That's a positive experience if we have made friends with God during our lives, but a negative experience if we have lived as enemies of God. When we repent and turn to God and accept the gift of grace that God offers us through believing in his son Jesus, then we change our relationship with God from enmity to friendship. In the process, we change our focus and begin to see things through God's eyes as the Holy Spirit starts working in us.
That's a big change, and sometimes we perceive the difference because things change noticeably, and sometimes we don't because it's happening in small ways.
And sometimes, after awhile, we get stuck. We don't always notice when we're stuck, because sometimes this happens gradually. Like the time when Winnie the Pooh got stuck. Winnie the Pooh loves to eat honey. (He spells it h.u.n.n.y.) One day he goes to visit his friend Rabbit because Pooh has run out of honey and needs to borrow some. He goes into Rabbit's house and sits down to have some honey. But he eats so much honey that when he goes to leave, he gets stuck in Rabbit's door. Rabbit tries to push him through, but Pooh doesn't budge. His friends try to pull him out, but that doesn't work either.
So Christopher Robin decides that all they can do is wait until Pooh gets smaller. This of course takes some time, but Pooh's friends help him to get through it. Rabbit even makes the best of it by turning Pooh's rear end into a piece of art.
It's obvious in this situation that Pooh is stuck and needs to move. He can't stay there forever. He needs to get out of that doorway or he will die.
It's not always so obvious to us when we are stuck, or when we need to change something. When we need to repent. We don't know because we can't see it. So we need to find a way to change what we're seeing. We need to change our focus.
One way to do that is to change the way we're looking at things.
For example, take a look at this picture. Do you know what it is?
What about this picture. Do you know what this is?
Changing our physical location changes how we see things. It helps us to change our perspective.
Have you ever sat in church and thought, "we need to change the church"? Something needs to change. Ok. I'm going to tell you right now how we're going to do that. This won't be very Presbyterian. Everybody stand up. Now go to a different spot in the sanctuary and sit there. You can change a lot by going to an entirely different area, or you can change just a little by just moving over. If it's difficult for you to move from where you are, that's ok, please don't, but if you can, give it a try. It feels different, right?
Things look a little different now, don't they? You just changed your perspective. Literally.
Making a physical change, changes on the outside, can help us to make changes on the inside.
We also change our perspective by getting new information. This is why we keep re-reading the Bible. Why we listen to sermons, have discussions with people. This is why we're working on having more small group opportunities, so we can talk with other people who might see things differently, and so we can work on learning and growing. It's also why we go new places and meet new people, and why we need to hear each other's stories. All of these steps are ways to change our perspectives.
In the second part of our reading from Luke, Jesus tells a parable, using the example of a fig tree. He says a man planted a fig tree in his vineyard. It's important that we know it's a vineyard because a vineyard is a common symbol in the Bible for the nation of Israel. So it's not just a tree anywhere, it's a tree in the midst of the church.
One thing that's important about that is that it continues the point Jesus has been trying to make when he says, "No, but unless you repent, you too will perish." Have you ever sat and listened to a sermon or a lecture or read something and thought, "Boy, my friend sure needs to hear this," or "Gosh, I wish my brother could hear this." In some ways that's good because we do need to share the good news of the gospel with our friends, but sometimes it also means we're not letting the word change US. We're thinking about the speck in our brother's eye, and totally missing the log in our own eye.
Jesus has been teaching that the kingdom of God is here and now, and that people need to turn to God and make a change right now, but many of them weren't getting it. So now he tries a different approach. He tells them about a tree planted in a vineyard. Israel is the vineyard. The tree is there to help support the vineyard.
It's a fig tree, and so the vineyard owner comes looking for some figs, but the tree hasn't started bearing fruit yet. So he wants to cut it down, because it's using up resources. It's taking up space, and water, and nutrients from the soil. That's it's footprint.
When I was in purchasing years ago, we learned how to calculate the footprint of items we were buying. We had to take into account the money it would cost to buy them, the amount of space they would take up on the shelf. We also had to factor in cost of depreciation, and the cost of the manpower to maintain the stock and to make the sales. All of that made up the item's footprint.
Most of the time when we talk about changing our footprint, we think about reducing it. For instance, there are websites where you can calculate your carbon footprint by entering how much you fly or drive, how much you use electricity, etc. and it tells you about your carbon footprint, your impact on our energy resources and environment, and shows you ways you can reduce your footprint by reducing your energy use.
But the vineyard manager talks the vineyard owner out of reducing the tree, asking him to wait another year, and instead the manager is going to increase the tree's footprint by digging around it and giving it more manure. Manure is fertilizer, which is … poop. We put manure on plants to help them grow. They need water, and sun, and it helps if you give them some extra . . .uh . . . stuff. Sometimes when life gets dirty and smelly, we complain, but maybe we're being fertilized to help us grow.
We need God! We need Jesus! We need the Holy Spirit! We need God to feed our souls.
The psalmist reminds us how we do that. He says to God, "I have seen you in the sanctuary, seen your power and glory." When we change our focus, turn toward God, and change our perspective, changing the way we are seeing, we also can change our footprint, and take advantage of the amazing resources we've been given. We are always in God's presence.
One way to change is to try a new prayer practice. In your bulletins, there's an insert called the Daily Examen. It's a guide for taking a few minutes at the end of the day to review the day with God in prayer, and to prepare ourselves for walking with God into the next day. I hope you'll use that to feed your souls and change your footprint.
We change our footprint by focusing on God and letting him feed our souls and give us strength, and in the process, we change our fruitfulness.
Our fruitfulness is about accomplishing our purpose. We have a lot of different purposes in our lives, but there is one overall purpose, according to our confessions. The Westminster Confession tells us that our chief purpose is to glorify God and enjoy him forever. Our best fruit is our joy. Joy is contagious. Our biggest impact on the lives of the people around us and on our own lives is through joy.
One of the ways we connect with that joy and feed our souls with joy is through singing. Music increases our joy. That's why I love this quote from the movie Elf. Can you guess what it is? "The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear." Joy is contagious.
There's a pastor that goes out to the prison near his church every week and leads Bible studies and worship services. Over the years, he's gotten to know the men there, and there's one that he'd been especially concerned about. He's eighteen and he's been sentenced to life without parole. The pastor knows that it's going to be hard for this young man to have hope and to have joy. But he's noticed that singing helps. The pastor found a pile of old hymnals on the shelf in the room where he meets with the men. Many of them don't know hymns or church songs, so the pastor has been teaching them, and when they sing, it helps change the mood of the group. They have more joy.
We all need to change, to renew our focus on God.
Let's all walk out of this room today open to God's Holy Spirit, so that he might change our focus, change our perspective, change our footprint, and change our fruitfulness.
Being open to change is one of the big ways that we let the Holy Spirit do God's work in us, so that we see God's presence and overflow with God's joy.
And that joy will be contagious.
 Beck, Richard. Reviving Old Scratch (p. 130). Fortress Press. Kindle Edition.


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Die Ukrainer in Kasachstan sind eine ethnische Minderheit. Bei der Volkszählung 1989 gehörten ihr 896.000 Bürger an, was 5,4 Prozent der Gesamtbevölkerung entsprach. Diese Zahl sank, auch bedingt durch Auswanderung nach Russland und in die Ukraine, auf 796.000 Menschen 1998 und auf nur noch 456.997 bei der Zählung 2009.

Geschichte
Ab Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts kamen mehrere Wellen von freiwilligen und unfreiwilligen ukrainischen Siedlern nach Kasachstan. Die ersten Ukrainer, die ankamen, waren verbannte Hajdamaken, Mitglieder von paramilitärischen ukrainischen Bauern- und Kosakenbanden, die von der russischen Regierung nach dem 1768 gescheiterten Kolijiwschtschyna-Aufstand nach Kasachstan deportiert wurden.

Eine größere Gruppe ethnischen Ukrainer in Kasachstan war eine große Welle von Siedlern, die ab Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts aus fast allen Regionen der Ukraine kamen, welche zu dieser Zeit Teil des russischen Reichs waren. Diese freiwilligen Auswanderer suchten nach mehr Möglichkeiten und freiem Land und zählten zur Jahrhundertwende in Kasachstan und den angrenzenden Regionen Russlands etwa 100.000 Menschen. Diese Bewegung vergrößerte sich deutlich nach den Agrarreformen des russischen Premierministers Pjotr Stolypin im frühen 20. Jahrhundert. Zwischen 1897 und 1917 stieg der Anteil der ukrainischen Bevölkerung Kasachstans von 1,9 Prozent auf 10,5 Prozent. Sie neigten dazu, sich in den nördlichen Regionen Kasachstans niederzulassen, die am ehesten klimatisch der Ukraine ähnelten. Im Jahr 1917 machten die Ukrainer ungefähr 29,5 Prozent der Bevölkerung des Gebiets Aqmola and 21,5 Prozent der Bevölkerung der Oblast Turgai aus. Bei der Volkszählung 1926 wurden 860,000 Ukrainer in Kasachstan registriert.

in den 1930er Jahren, während Zwangskollektivierung in der Sowjetunion, wurden 64,000 Ukrainer als sogenannte Kulaken (jede Bauernfamilie, die nicht in ärmlichsten Verhältnissen lebte, konnte davon betroffen sein) mit ihren Familien zwangsweise nach Kasachstan deportiert.

Nach dem sowjetischen Überfall auf Ostpolen 1939 wurden Ukrainer aus den westlichen Gebieten Galiziens und der Volhynia nach Kasachstan deportiert. Es folgten weitere Zwangsumsiedlungen, wenn bei den Betroffenen auch nur der Verdacht bestand, sie würden der Organisation Ukrainischer Nationalisten nahestehen. Ungefähr 8.000 Ukrainer wurden in Zwangsarbeitslager nahe Qaraghandy verschleppt. Von diesen blieben einige auch nach ihrer Entlassung wohnhaft in der Gegend. Die nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg angekommenen Ukrainer waren in gesellschaftlichen und kulturellen Leben tonangebend.

Kulturelles Leben der Ukrainer
Die Assimilation der Ukrainer wurde ursprünglich von der Regierung Kasachstans nicht angestrebt und sie unterstützte eine eigenständige Bewahrung der ukrainischen Kultur und Sprache. Dazu wurde eine ukrainische Zeitung gegründet und ukrainische Organisationen können in Kasachstan frei arbeiten. 2009 gab es 20 ukrainische Kulturzentren, die Sonntagsschulen, Chöre und Volkstanzgruppen unterhielten und förderten. In der Hauptstadt Astana gibt es ein ukrainisches Gymnasium und eine Sonntagsschule. Die gemeinsamen Leiden der kasachischen und ukrainischen Völker in den Händen der Sowjets werden von kasachisch-ukrainischen Aktivisten betont.

Obwohl die ukrainische Sprache in ländlichen Gebieten mit kompakter ukrainischer Besiedlung nach wie vor von Bedeutung ist und von der kasachischen Regierung aktiv unterstützt wird, sprechen die meisten Ukrainer im Alltagsleben überwiegend russisch. Aufgrund der Anpassung an die russische Kultur ist der Anteil der ukrainischen Bevölkerung in Kasachstan, der die ukrainische Sprache zur Muttersprache erklärt, von 78,7 Prozent im Jahr 1926 auf heute nur noch 36,6 Prozent gesunken. Viele Ukrainer schließen sich gegen die kasachische Mehrheitsgesellschaft mit der ebenfalls dort lebenden russischen Minderheit zusammen. Es gibt also eine gewisse kulturelle Kluft in der ukrainischen Gemeinschaft Kasachstans zwischen denen, die eine politische und kulturelle Identität der Ukraine (hauptsächlich Nachkommen von Einwanderern aus der Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts) bewahren, und denen, die kulturell und sprachlich russifiziert wurden (die Nachkommen derjenigen, die früher nach Kasachstan ausgewandert sind).

Die Ukrainische griechisch-katholische Kirche ist in Kasachstan seit dem Ankommen der Verbannten aus der Westukraine während und nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg tätig. Bis 1978 fanden die Gottesdienst in Privathäusern in Qaraghandy statt und danach im ersten, im genannten Jahr in Kasachstan konsekrierten römisch-katholischen Kirchengebäude. Das erste Gotteshaus der ukrainische griechisch-katholische Kirche wurde 1996 eingeweiht. 2009 gab es neun Ukrainische griechisch-katholische Pfarreien. 2002 besuchte Großerzbischof Ljubomyr Husar, das damalige Oberhaupt der Kirche, die dortigen Gläubigen.

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Vertriebenenthematik
Gesellschaft (Kasachstan)
Sprachinsel
Ethnische Gruppe in Asien als Thema
Ukrainische Diaspora
Kasachisch-ukrainische Beziehungen

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PS4 Exclusive The Order: 1886's Dev Explains Why the Game Feels So Fluid Even if it Runs at 30 FPS
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The Order: 1886 runs at 30 frames per second, yet it feels definitely very fluid. Ready at Dawn CTO Andrea Pessino told DualShockers the reason why at an event in Milan.
Pessino's mentioned that the game's fluid performance is a combination of two elements.
Firstly, not only the 30 FPS framerate is fully stable, with no dips under that threshold, but the development team implemented post-processing filters aimed to make it feel even more fluid, like temporal anti-aliasing, which Pessino defines "extremely effective."
Secondly, the game's rendering frame rate and simulation frame rate (basically the frame rate at which all the inner workings of the gameplay are calculated) are the same, and there are zero frames of latency between the player's input and the action on the screen.
Pessino mentioned that many games implement one, two, or even three frames of lag after the player inputs a command, and that makes the game feel more sluggish.
On the other hand, for The Order: 1886 Ready at Dawn decided not to resort to that development trick, so the player's action is executed during the same frame as it is prompted (pretty much as it happens with the most responsive fighting games).
This, according to Pessino, requires a bit more complex engineering compared to systems that involve a slightly delayed response, but contributes to make the game feel much more fluid and responsive.
The Order: 1886's Andrea Pessino Talks About Polish, Technology, Lighting, Photo Mode and Much More
The Order: 1886 Dev Predicts Graphical Jump For Possible Sequel on PS4 Similar to God of War on PSP
The Order: 1886's Dev Hopes To Add Photo Mode to the Game on PS4: "It Would Be Really Spectacular"
PS4 Exclusive The Order: 1886 – Average Play Time Between 8 and 10 Hours Estimated by Ready at Dawn
The Order: 1886 Dev talks Gameplay: Gunplay Is "Very Satisfying;" Spectacle Will "Blow People's Minds"
PS4 Exclusive The Order: 1886's Dev Explains Graphics Upgrade Since E3 2013; Frame Rate is "Very Good"
In PS4 Exclusive The Order: 1886 You Can Shoot Grenades in Midair; Graphics Lead Talks Tech
The Order 1886's Andrea Pessino Shares Uplifting Comment on Music; Composers Respond, Give More Info

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Q: Parser a href tag in a website with bash shell i have a website with one url inside. it's a href tag
I need to parser a website to keep the "href" value.
In this website page, there is juste one "href" tag. This "href" hasn't class name.
i use a bash shell with curl
for now, i tried this :
curl http://MyWebsite | grep "href=" | cut -d '>' -f4 | cut -d '<' -f1
but no result. i'm novice with bash shell
Someone have an idea ? Thank's for your answers

A: If you want to keep the href= part
curl -s http://MyWebsite | grep -E -io 'href="[^\"]+"'

If you only want URL without the href=
curl -s http://MyWebsite | grep -E -io 'href="[^\"]+"' | awk -F\" '{print$2}'

A: I know that there is only a single href, but just in case... you can also extract  URLs from all anchors inside an HTML document with sed and grep:
curl -s http://MyWebsite  | grep -o '<a .*href=.*>' | sed -e 's/<a /\n<a /g' | sed -e 's/<a .*href=['"'"'"]//' -e 's/["'"'"'].*$//' -e '/^$/ d'

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At Mock Trial, These DC Students Make Their Case
Daniel A. Masur
With an air of confidence, a seventh grader wearing a suit and royal blue tennis shoes recounted the story of how he lost his leg after crawling through a hole in a fence and jumping onto a moving train. The railroad company was at fault, he said on the witness stand, for not building a more secure fence around the tracks.
One of his classmates took the stand shortly after and solemnly explained that her son was injured that day as he walked home, alone, from school because she was working at the time and couldn't pick him up.
These stories were part of the testimony Friday at a mock trial in Washington where nearly 50 middle school students gathered alongside top litigators—actual attorneys—to present cases before two D.C. Superior Court judges.
The students acted out the roles as part of the fifth annual career day and mock trial for Higher Achievement scholars, hosted at Mayer Brown's D.C. office. D.C. Superior Court judges Judith Bartnoff and Neal Kravitz presided over the mock trial.
Higher Achievement students acted as lawyers, witnesses, jurors, bailiffs and clerks in the trial. Dozens of partners, associates and staff at Mayer Brown volunteered. They shared their experiences in the law, and they coached the scholars through the stages of trial. They also gave them tours of the firm's offices.
Mayer Brown has a partnership with Higher Achievement, an afterschool and summer academic program that seeks to close the opportunity gap for middle school youth in at-risk communities. The mock trial and career day were part of the "Making the Case for Kids" program started by Mayer Brown to serve students from some of D.C.'s most underserved areas.
Daniel Masur, partner-in-charge of Mayer Brown's D.C. office, helped forge the firm's partnership with Higher Achievement more than five years ago. The law firm hosts field trips for the students and considers Higher Achievement alumni applicants for three summer internships at the firm.
"We're looking for an opportunity not only to give money but to actually get people involved in things with the kids and use that to bring together our community in support of a common goal," Masur said.
At trial
Although law is only part of their summer curriculum, Higher Achievement students spent the entire summer practicing and perfecting their lines for the trial. They split into two groups and conducted separate trials regarding the same case, in which a 12-year-old boy sued a railroad company for personal injury.
In one courtroom, Judge Judith Bartnoff of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia presided over the students and staff. She's served as a judge for 21 years on the local bench.
The students' giggles and side chatter ceased as Bartnoff called the court to order. One of the scholars acted as the plaintiff's mother. The girl remained poised and convincing as she answered the defense attorney's questions without flinching.
"It was hard when they asked me questions and I didn't always know the answer," she said.
She said the experience made her want to be a lawyer someday. "I'm not sure what kind I want to be, but I'm looking forward to it," she said.
'Sense of reality'
After the closing argument, Bartnoff advised the jurors to listen to their peers and be open to changing their minds.
"I think there's a big difference between watching something and actually trying to do it," Bartnoff said. "There's so much that they see on the news and on TV shows about lawyers and trials and this obviously is a mock trial. But it gives them a sense of reality that they may not get from what they see on TV."
In the other moot courtroom, Judge Kravitz gave no special treatment to the attorneys and witnesses. He spoke with the same tone that he takes in his courtroom in D.C. Superior Court and overruled nearly every objection made by attorneys on both sides.
"It's an exciting opportunity for these students to experience what a real trial is like and to practice putting together their strongest arguments in favor of the positions they want to take, a skill that will be very important to them in whatever fields they pursue," he said.
Jacqueline Lasch, a summer associate at Mayer Brown and student at Harvard Law School, served as an assistant coach to the defense attorneys. She was impressed by how prepared the students were and hopes the experience sparked their interest in law.
"It's nice to show them what the world of law can be," Lasch said. "Hopefully this will instill in them a desire to be a lawyer, or some sort of respect or understanding of the legal process."
At the end, there were split verdicts. One group ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and one ruled in favor of the railroad company. In the courtroom that found the railroad company liable, students negotiated a $15,000 reward after one student recommended awarding the plaintiff $1 million.
Beth Sadler, manager of donor relations at Higher Achievement, said summer events like the mock trial provide students with access to opportunities available to them in D.C. that they otherwise wouldn't be able to tap into.
"It's exciting to see them take on their roles and own the project," Sadler said. "Our scholars often look back on their summer experience and talk about the field trips and about how hard they're working in their classes. This is one of the highlights of their summer."
Reprinted with permission from the July 27,2015 edition of The National law Journal © 2015 ALM Properties, Inc. All rights reserved. Further duplication without permission is prohibited.


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Q: Unclikable "watch on youtube" link when embedding into iOS (and Android?) due to overlapping  element We are trying to embed YouTube videos into iOS WebFrame (whole frame is actually just a box for YouTube iFrame). Certain videos are not playable in the app unfortunately. For example, you can get "video contains content from MLB.. restricted from playback on certain sites" and then a link "Watch on YouTube".
The problem is that this "Watch on YouTube" link is unclickable, because later in the HTML there is a  element with data-youtube-id pointing to the requested video and, well, this unplayable video covers all the screen on top of a link making it unclickable.
On desktop browsers links are able to "shine through" the unplayable video (but you can't e.g. select "video contains.." text next to it). On mobile they don't.
Opening YouTube's frame in a stand-alone browser I am able to "fix" the problem by manually deleting that video element, then everything looks and works fine (so it's really an overlapping issue). In the app's WebView I cannot really mess with the iframe content and.. what do you do then?
Has anybody observe similar problem? What do you do about it? Can you somehow kill the unplayable video element inside iFrame? Or can you detect that there is a "video contains.." issue from outside of the iframe and display your own controls in the host page level then?
Or shall we just hope that YouTube developers note this post and take it as a bug report?


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Better Call Saul Season 5: Bob Odenkirk Puts on His Saul Goodman Game Face
"This is what we've been talking about and preparing for for five years," Bob Odenkirk says of Better Call Saul season 5.
By Alec Bojalad | February 18, 2020 |
Everyone has their own theories as to when is the best time to end a successful, long-running TV show. For Bob Odenkirk, the star of AMC's tremendous Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul, the answer was simple math.
"My point of view was that it probably shouldn't last longer than Breaking Bad. As it turns out, we might last one episode longer," Odenkirk says.
Yes, when Better Call Saul concludes its stellar run with its sixth and final season next year, it will have aired 63 episodes compared to its progenitor's 62. That's a final, fitting numerical ode to a series that had no business reaching the heights of one of TV's best ever dramas, yet decided to go ahead and do so anyway.
Before all that, however, Better Call Saul has two more seasons to go, the first of which is set to premiere on February 23 on AMC. Better Call Saul season 5 finds Jimmy McGill finally living under the legal name of Saul Goodman and fully throwing himself into his practice as a criminal lawyer. But as 9 seasons and a movie within the Breaking Bad universe have taught us, the human capacity for change isn't always simple chemistry.
We sat down with Odenkirk to discuss what's in store for season 5, what it means to end one of TV's most beloved franchises, and the eventual fate of Jimmy McGill, Saul Goodman, Gene Takovic, and maybe more personas.
DEN OF GEEK: This is the first season of Better Call Saul in which you're going to be playing the entity known as Saul Goodman…full time or close to it. How did that inform your performance this year and what was it like to retake that name again?
BOB ODENKIRK: I've actually played Saul a lot, on and off, over the last few years. Which is to say I've played the character where he is in full Saul mode. It really is just a piece of who the character is. I've played it many times in Better Call Saul. There's no change up from my point of view. I perceive it as a facade of this guy and something he can switch on and switch off at will. It's his game face. He just hasn't always necessarily used to the name Saul Goodman when he was doing a task. He's just being the scammier side of his personality.
read more: Better Call Saul Season 5 Review (Spoiler-Free)
While it's a fun story plot point that he's made this conscious choice to be Saul and present himself to his world as this guy, for me as an actor it didn't feel like that big of a change. Also, playing Saul is actually easier than playing Jimmy McGill because Saul is not a very complex guy. Jimmy McGill is a complex character. Saul is just a persona or a "game face," I call it, that he plays at work. We all play characters that work for the different people that we're with and this is his least complex version of himself. It's the easiest one to play. It's actually closer almost to a sketch character than Jimmy McGill is. That's when he's being his true self and he's living in a world that's filled with all the things that shaped him. When he's Saul, he's putting on a con, you know?
Do you think that Jimmy's authentic self is close to that con that he ends up playing?
No, I don't. I think he's far away from it. I think it takes some effort to be just that one-sided personality that he becomes when he becomes Saul. He has to swallow all these other sides of himself. He's got to focus his energies in one direction only and just be that guy.
When did you first find out that season 6 was going to be the end?
We've talked about it even two or three years ago. When I talk to Peter (Gould) and Vince (Gilligan) we do these conversations maybe once a year about the overall flow of the show and I toss them my two cents. I'm really speaking as a fan, not as a person telling them what to do. It's their show, creatively, and I'm an actor in it. But they do wonder what I think. I said my point of view was that it probably shouldn't last longer than Breaking Bad. As it turns out, we might last one episode longer.
You know I'm just realizing now…the flash forwards on Better Call Saul with Gene Takovic might end up being, chronologically speaking, the last we see of Better Call Saul or Breaking Bad.
Yeah. I think you might be right. That could be the furthest it goes on the timeline, the whole story. On the other hand, you never know. I don't know if Gene is the last iteration of the character either, because if he were to come out from hiding, I don't think he can keep that name. So we'll see what happens. I do think that they have in mind for us to get to know that later version of the character in season 6, which will be shot starting in September.
Better Call Saul has often balanced its legal and criminal storylines separately. Does season 5 blend those two worlds more since Saul is now going be the full-on criminal attorney? If so what is it like to play around with that?
They're definitely overlapping a lot – the legal Saul world and the criminal world. This season there's a lot of connection now. It's fun. I like raising the stakes. I think that we are delivering for the audience what they've been hoping for. I speak myself as an audience member of the show and I'm thrilled that Peter Gould and the writers have decided to raise the stakes on Saul in season 5, make more dangerous characters come into his world and make everything scarier. I love it. This is what we've been talking about and preparing for for five years. I'm thrilled that it's happening. I think this is our best season ever. The story moves faster in season 5 than it has ever. You'll see that the season goes to a really dangerous, difficult place, which is good.
It seems like Saul is the bridge character of the Breaking Bad universe, because he's the connection between Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad and then in Better Call Saul he's the connection between the legal world and the criminal world. How is he able to just ingratiate himself into all these worlds?
Of course. I think he's a funny guy because he crosses through all these worlds but he almost does it without thinking. It's like he doesn't even notice what he's doing. He's a little oblivious to how dangerous he's making everything for himself and for Kim. It's fun to play a guy who's so carried away with his own personal inspirations. I like it.
AMC has announced some Breaking Bad characters will be returning for season 5. What was that like to welcome Steven Quezada and Dean Norris as Gomez and Hank back into the universe?
My experience of this is not yours or even anybody from Breaking Bad's experience. For me the show didn't end. Breaking Bad stopped and then we started Better Call Saul. It was in the same place with the same crew but with different sets and different aspects to the character. I think the Dean would have had a more interesting experience having left the show and in his mind and his heart feeling like, "Well, that's over." Then being surprised to find himself back there. Whereas for me, I've been back there. That's what I've been doing since Breaking Bad ended.
read more: Better Call Saul Season 4 Recap
Seeing Dean and Steven is just great. I love both those guys and I love working with them. We're all on the same page because it's the same page that Breaking Bad came out of. It's the same writing, same style, same focus for our work and the crew. In fact, a lot of the same crew still, even five years in – 40% of our crew was Breaking Bad people. That's a lot of people to carry this far into the future. Dean was the one who had a remarkable experience and I was happy to see him again. But for me it's the same story going on and on.
What are you most excited for people to see once this season premieres?
I can't wait for them to see me almost die!
You, yourself?
I'm talking about Bob Odenkirk, yeah.
When does that moment happen? Will we know it when we see it?
You'll know it when you see it.
Alec Bojalad is TV Editor at Den of Geek and TCA member. Read more of his stuff here. Follow him at his creatively-named Twitter handle @alecbojalad
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Alec Bojalad	| @alecbojalad
TV Editor at Den of Geek and Television Critics Association member. Based in Cleveland, Ohio. Very upset about various sporting events.
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Benton Rail Operations Center
Ranks that use the building
Signaller, High Ranks, Managers, Directors
The Benton Rail Operations Centre (affectionately known as the ROC) was a building that was used to control the signals around the network. On the 14th December 2018 it was announced that a new ROC has been built in Stepford East and would open in V1.1. As of SCR Version 1.1 the building is now defunct.
The Benton ROC was added back in December of 2017, along with the upgraded Benton and Angel Pass.
Back then, most of the floors were empty, except for the front car of the Class 700 on the first floor.
In The Big Update, the signalling room was added, making this the place were the signallers signal the whole network at.
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Floor Layout
First Floor Entrance with barriers
Second Floor Empty signal control room with no equipment and some empty rooms
Third Floor Charlie_RBX, Thehazard9, and BanTech's offices
This was the place where the Signallers do their signalling at. The old signalling room was at Coxly, but after V1.1 The control room will get moved again to Stepford East Rail Operations Centre.
The entrance of the building is used as a gathering place for attendants of Dispatcher trainings and many other events.
There was a model of a Class 700 but as of December 31st, 2018 it is removed.
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Home/PIB Press Releases/FPOs will benefit Women Farmers in a revolutionary way: Shri Kailash Choudhary
FPOs will benefit Women Farmers in a revolutionary way: Shri Kailash Choudhary
IPR News Desk Send an email October 23, 2021
Women play a decisive role in ensuring Food Security and Preserving local Agro-Biodiversity, says Shri Kailash Choudhary
The Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare organized a webinar today on "Women in Agri-startups: Creating Value with Supply Chain Management" in the series of events for celebrating Mahila Kisan Diwas 2021. The webinar was organized under the guidance of Union Agriculture Minister Shri Narendra Singh Tomar and in the august presence of Minister of State for Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Shri Kailash Choudhary. During the webinar, Shri Kailash Choudhary also released an e-book depicting "Success Stories of 75 progressive women farmers and women entrepreneurs to commemorate 75 years of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav'.
Inaugurating the webinar, Shri Kailash Choudhary stated that women's contribution to the development of agriculture has increased manifold. Women play a decisive role in ensuring Food Security and Preserving local Agro-Biodiversity. As per Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's vision of Aatma Nirbhar Bharat, the Government of India is committed to giving priority to women for bringing them into the mainstream of agriculture development. He added that the role of women is not only confined to agriculture after India's independence but their contribution is visible in all sectors including defence, space, administration, sports etc.
Webinar on "Women in Agri-Startups: Creating Value with Supply Chain Management"
It gives immense satisfaction and pride to see that women are fulfilling their dreams and reaching the thresholds in self-reliant India. The Minister also added that the formation of Farmer Producer Organizations will benefit Women Farmers in a revolutionary way.
The Webinar on Women in Agri-Startups focused on Enabling Women Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness; Strategy and Schemes to support Agri-Startups in India; Technology transfer to Startups for Commercialization; Value Chain Management and Challenges faced by Agri-Startups Agripreneures. Agriculture sector employs 80% of all economically active women; they comprise 33% of the agricultural labour force and 48% of self-employed farmers.
E-Book launched on "Success Stories of Progressive Women Farmers and Agripreneurs"
With women predominant at all levels of production- pre-harvest, post-harvest processing, packaging, marketing- of the agricultural value chain, to increase productivity in agriculture, it is imperative to adopt gender-specific interventions. The Government has tried to push the agenda of 'Gender Mainstreaming in Agriculture by way of earmarking funds for women under various schemes/programmes and development interventions; introducing 'pro-women initiatives' to help women derive the benefits of all beneficiary-oriented components of different programmes.
The focus is on the formation of women Self Help Groups (SHGs), Women Federations and Women Farmer Producer Organisations; capacity building interventions; linking them to microcredit; enhancing their access to information and ensuring their representation in decision making bodies at various levels.
The Government pushes the agenda of 'Gender Mainstreaming in Agriculture' by way of earmarking funds for women under various schemes/programmes
The Senior and middle-level extension functionaries, women farmers and agri-entrepreneurs and resource persons from various training institutes participated in the event. The successful women entrepreneurs from various States also narrated their views and experiences on the occasion.
Agri-Startups E-Book FPO Mahila Kisan Diwas Shri Kailash Choudhary
Secretary Department of Youth Affairs and Secretary Sports participate in Clean India drive at Nehru Park in Chanakyapuri today as part of a month-long nationwide Clean India campaign
Shri Piyush Goyal calls for free trade within the rules-based multilateral trading system


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Die Liste der Fliessgewässer im Flusssystem Eulach umfasst alle direkten und indirekten Zuflüsse der Eulach, soweit sie namentlich im GIS-Browser Kanton Zürich aufgeführt werden. Andere Quellwerke werden separat in den Einzelnachweisen dokumentiert. Wenn sich nach dem Zusammenfluss zweier Gewässerabschnitte der Gewässername ändert, werden die beiden Zuflüsse als Quellzuflüsse separat angeführt, ansonsten erscheint der Teilbereichsname in Klammern. Namenlose Zuläufe und Abzweigungen werden nicht berücksichtigt. Die Längenangaben werden auf eine Nachkommastelle gerundet. Die Fliessgewässer werden jeweils flussabwärts aufgeführt. Die orografische Richtungsangabe bezieht sich auf das direkt übergeordnete Gewässer. Teilflusssysteme mit mehr als 20 Fliessgewässern sind in eine eigene Liste ausgelagert (→ Flusssystem).

Eulach
Die Eulach ist ein 21 km langer rechter Zufluss der Töss im Schweizer Kanton Zürich.

Zuflüsse
Die direkten und indirekten Zuflüsse jeweils bachabwärts. Namen und Länge der Fliessgewässer in Kilometer (km) (gerundet auf eine Nachkommastelle) nach dem Geoinformationssystem des Kantons Zürich, die Grösse des Einzugsgebiets in Quadratkilometer (km²) (gerundet auf zwei Nachkommastellen) und der Mittlere Abfluss (MQ) in Liter pro Sekunde (l/s) nach dem Geoserver der Schweizer Bundesverwaltung.

 Farenbach (linker Quellbach, Hauptstrang), 4,5 km, 5,13 km², 170 l/s
 Hofstetterbach (linker Quellbach, Hauptstrang), 2,4 km
 Oberfeldbach (links), 0,2 km
 Nässwisbach (links), 0,2 km
 Zuberacherbach (links), 0,1 km
 Heurütibach (rechter Quellbach, Nebenstrang), 1,4 km
 Rietbach (links), 1,3 km, 1,25 km²
 Langwisbach (rechts), 0,1 km
 Herütibach (links), 0,3 km
 Tiergartenlochbach (links), 0,7 km
 Erlihaubach (links), 0,7 km
 Tüllbach (Horbenbach) (rechter Quellbach, Nebenstrang), 2,7 km, 3,58 km², 110 l/s
 Breitenloobach (rechts), 0,8 km
 Rumisbergbach (links), 1,3 km, 0,83 km²
 Schlossbach (links), 0,7 km
 Birmisbach (rechts), 2,5 km, 2,91 km²
 Kehrbach (links), 1,5 km
 Risilochbach (rechts), 0,3 km
 Abseggbach (rechts), 0,4 km
 Nidistelbach (links), 1,2 km
 Hinderrütibach (links), 0,3 km
 Schneitbach (rechts), 3,7 km, 4,44 km²
 Kappelerbach (rechter Quellbach, Hauptstrang), 1,4 km
 Bewangenbach (linker Quellbach, Nebenstrang), 0,8 km
 Rietgraben (links), 0,7 km
 Schneitbergbach (links), 0,7 km
 Rossweidbach (links), 0,4 km
 Aeschlihaldenbach (links), 1,1 km
 Ramisbach (rechts), 1,5 km
 Zünikerhaldenbach (rechts), 0,6 km
 Angenbach (Fluckentobelbach) (links)
 Fulauer Tobelbach (rechts), 1,9 km, 2,07 km²
 Zünikerbach (Giessenbach) (links), 1,3 km
 Laubholzbach (rechts), 0,6 km
 Hinterweidbach (rechts), 0,2 km
 Dickbuecherbach (links), 1,8 km
 Chüewisenbach (links), 0,1 km
 Tobelbach (rechts), 0,2 km
 Waltensteiner Eulach (links), 4,1 km, 4,34 km², 130 l/s
 Brugghaldenbach (rechts), 0,4 km
 Lucketenbach (links), 0,2 km
 Bömertbach, 0,3 km
 Wenzikerbach (rechts), 1,2 km
 Gatterackerbach (links), 0,3 km
 Sonnentalbach (rechts), 1,5 km
 Strängenholzbach (links), 0,7 km
 Brünnlerbach (links), 0,1 km
 Schnidertobelbach (rechts), 0,7 km
 Felsenhofbach (links), 0,6 km
 Schürliwisbach (links), 0,9 km
 Püntackerbach (links), 0,9 km
 Hölltobelbach (links), 1,4 km
 Hinter Etzbergbach (links), 0,1 km
 Jätbach (rechts), 1,8 km, 1,24 km²
 Ougstelbach (links), 0,1 km
 Bergäckerbach (rechts), 0,7 km
 Tubentalbach (links), 0,7 km
 Standbrunnenbach (rechts), 0,5 km
 Kartenbüelgraben (rechts), 1,0 km
 Riedbach (Wisenbach) (rechts), 7,8 km → Flusssystem
 Mattenbach (links), 8,9 km, 12,6 km², 259 l/s → Flusssystem
 Brüelwisenbach (links), 0,3 km
 Brüelwaldbach (links), 0,3 km
 Brüelbergbach (links), 0,3 km
 Unterer Brüelbergbach (links), 0,4 km
 Rosentalbach (rechts), 3,6 km
 Römerholzbach (rechts), 0,4 km
 Weiherholzbach (rechts), 0,5 km
 Ischlussbach (links), 0,6 km
 Hochwasserentlastung des Veltheimer Dorfbachs (rechts), 1,2 km
 Chramerbach (rechts), 0,4 km

Anmerkungen

! Liste der Fliessgewasser im Flusssystem Eulach
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VJ Jacqueline Fernandas Height, Weight, Vital Stats, Age, Wiki, Biography
Jacqueline Fernandas, better known by her stage name, VJ Jacqueline, is an Indian television presenter, anchor and actress, who is known for hosting the comedy show, Kalakka Povathu Yaaru. She caught the attention of the television audience with just a single show that made her one of the leading anchors in Tamil television industry, thanks to her good looks, innocent attitude and attractive personality.
Check out Jacqueline biography, height, weight, body measurements, age, boyfriend, family, net worth and facts.
Jacqueline Fernandas
VJ Jacqueline
Actress, Television Presenter, Anchor
Jacqueline Fernandas was born in a village called Pannur in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu, India.
She's currently 24 years old.
After completing her higher secondary education in Chennai, she attended Loyola College in Chennai and graduated with a degree in visual communication.
Indian / Asian
Father – Fernandas
Mother – Unknown
Siblings – Unknown
There are reports that she has been in relationship with her co-host Rakshan. Her Facebook posts creates strong suspicious about their relationship, having said that she posts a lot of their pictures together.
Her body stats may be –
She hasn't yet appeared on films.
Jacqueline got a big break in television industry when she landed a role in the TV series Kana Kanum Kalangal series along with Rishikesh, aired on Vijay TV. She played the role of Thenu aka Thenmozhi role in Andal Azhagar Serial.
She later starred in the daily TV soap Andal Azhagar along with then popular VJ Kalyani.
The 24-year old is currently hosting the comedy reality show Kalakka Povathu Yaaru (KPY) alongside VJ Rakshan on Vijay TV.
Her favorite things are unknown.
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With this supportive challenge, we hope to raise awareness and consciousness with regards to cancer. We are seeking to attract attention about the importance of finding an effective treatment for cancer and collect money for the investigation of its prevention and detection. For every kilometer made-it is estimated to be a total of 5,500- the sponsor companies of this event (Adecco and Rio Tinto among them) will contribute with a certain amount of money that will be equally assigned to both AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer in Spanish) and the UICC (Union for International Cancer Control).
Back in 2010 we made the Supportive Sports Challenge 'Europe by Tandem' a reality. Now we want to keep contributing.
Back in 2010, with the support of the car rental company Record Go, Jose Luis Esquer made the sports challenge "Europe by tandem" reality. This challenge consisted in going from North Cape (Norway) to Castellon (Spain) on a tandem in order to collect money to fight cancer. Now, they are willing to keep contributing to this cause and hence they have come up with this new supportive sports challenge: USA by whike.
Neither the decision of the United States as the location nor the peculiar vehicle is a coincidence. These are distinctive elements that will help attracting attention from the audience and also maximize the challenge's impact, and hopefully the donations. Regarding the challenge's itinerary, it will take approximately one month and will be from Los Angeles, CA to New York City, NY–crossing at least 13 states.
As far as the whike, the picturesque vehicle of this project: is a recumbent tricycle with a 1,6-square meter sail, invented by the Dutch, Fredjan Twigt. It features a three-piece aluminum mast, weighs 23 kg and can reach speeds up to 50 km/h with wind speeds ranging from 21 to 39km/h.
His name is Jose Luis Esquer. He is 45 years old and currently works as Record Go's Human Resources' manager. Jose Luis is a passionate person about sports and music, with an Associate Degree in Labor Relations and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. He's also a certified Coach by the ICF and has two Masters: one in Occupational Risk Prevention and another one in Remuneration Systems.
His daily challenge is to nurture a culture in his organization where its members can relate to and be proud. Record Go, as the main sponsor of this supportive sports challenge, has placed its trust in Jose Luis, supports and provides the necessary resources to make this project true.
You do not have to be perfect to be extraordinary.
Through this project, we want to convey the idea that anyone can do extraordinary things; it is just a matter of compromising with the biggest version of oneself. He would love to be a source of motivation for those who strive hard to better themselves day by day as well as exploit your own capacity to the fullest. Watch out, it is contagious!


…"With A Beautiful Shirt On".
Experimentation is responsible for most of humanity's greatest endeavors. Smart people wondering "what happens when we do this?" has given us fire, explained gravity, gotten us to the Moon and generally made life better for everyone. Stupid people wondering "What happens when we do this?" is why there's a two hour wait at the ER.


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World War I: 100 Years Later
The Surprisingly Important Role China Played in WWI
In turn, the peace talks that ended the war had an enormous impact on China's future
Chinese laborers comprised the largest non-European workforce during World War I, and were tasked with everything from digging trenches to manning factories. (Wikimedia Commons/Chatham House, London)
By Lorraine Boissoneault
While the Pacific theater was a major and well-known battleground of World War II, it may come as a surprise that Asian nations played a role in World War I. Both Japan and China actually declared war on Germany in hopes of gaining regional dominance. While China never sent troops into battle, its involvement in World War I was influential—and had impacts that stretched far beyond the war, going on to shape the country's future indelibly.
Under the rule of the Qing Dynasty, China was the most powerful nation in the East for nearly three centuries. But losing the First Sino-Japanese War to Japan in 1895 put an end to that. And the downhill slide didn't end with losing the war; a subsequent series of treaties divvied up chunks of China between Russia and Japan, a continuation of the creation of European concessions like Hong Kong or the French settlement in Shanghai.
Germany also used military force to insert itself into east Asian affairs. Capitalizing on the murder of two German missionaries, the country attacked and invaded the city of Qingdao in 1897, establishing what amounted to a German colony in Shandong province. The prospect of expelling Germany from the region and taking control themselves was enough to entice Japan to join the fight against Germany, making the Great War a global one in 1914.
Meanwhile in China, a wobbly republican state led by military general Yuan Shikai replaced the imperial system of governance in 1912. But local warlords and clashes with the nationalist party, Kuomintang (led by Sun Yat-sen), continued to threaten his position. "The Chinese people suffered political chaos, economic weakness, and social misery," writes historian Xu Guoqi in Strangers On the Western Front. "But this was also a period of excitement, hope, high expectations, optimism and new dreams"—because China believed it could use the war as a way to reshape the geopolitical balance of power and attain equality with European nations.
There was only one problem: At first, none of the Allies wanted China to join the fight. Although China declared itself neutral at the start of the war in August 1914, President Shikai had secretly offered British minister John Jordan 50,000 troops to retake Qingdao. Jordan refused the offer, but Japan would soon use its own armed forces to oust the Germans from the city, and remained there throughout the war. By February 1916, with men dying in huge numbers in Europe, Jordan came around to the idea of Chinese aid and told British officials that China could "join with the Entente provided that Japan and the other Allies accepted her as a partner."
Japan, however, refused to allow Chinese soldiers to fight, hoping to remain the powerhouse in the East.
If China couldn't fight directly, Shikai's advisors decided, the next-best option was a secret show of support toward the Allies: they would send voluntary non-combatant workers, largely from Shandong, to embattled Allied countries.
Starting in late 1916, China began shipping out thousands of men to Britain, France and Russia. Those laborers would repair tanks, assemble shells, transport supplies and munitions, and help to literally reshape the war's battle sites. Since China was officially neutral, commercial businesses were formed to provide the labor, writes Keith Jeffery in 1916: A Global History.
Chinese laborers filled a number of positions in World War I, including at tank facilities like this one. (Wikimedia Commons/Chatham House, London)
"A lot of those trenches weren't dug by the [Allied] soldiers, they were dug by Chinese laborers," says Bruce Elleman, professor of maritime history at the U.S. Naval War College and author of Wilson and China: A Revised History of the Shandong Question. Sending workers—mostly illiterate peasants—was one way for China to prove it deserved a seat at the table whenever the war ended and terms were agreed upon. But even after a year of supplying labor, their contribution remained largely unrecognized diplomatically.
It was more than just prestige that spurred China to enter the conflict: The volatile nation dreamed of regaining complete control of the Shandong province. Located on the eastern shore of China along the Yellow Sea, the region has a rich history as the birthplace of Confucius; diplomat Wellington Koo to call it the "cradle of Chinese civilization."
In 1915, the year after Japan took Qingdao from Germany, Japan imposed a new treaty on China: The Twenty-One Demands. The highly unpopular treaty required China to cede control of even more territory, including in Shandong and Manchuria. If China participated in World War I, its leaders reasoned, maybe the country could win back this mainland territory.
The United States' entrance to WWI shifted the political dynamic of the Allies, with U.S. officials supporting China's cause with an eye toward the war's end. As Elleman says, "[The U.S. was] hoping at the post-war conference to be able to resolve these diplomatic issues [between China and Japan and Germany]," since President Wilson wanted to take a leadership role in the negotiations and form the League of Nations.
China's position became more fraught when Germany announced its strategy of unrestricted submarine warfare. More than 500 Chinese laborers aboard the French ship Athos were killed in February 1917 when a U-boat struck the ship. Finally, encouraged by the U.S. and believing it was the only sure way to be considered in the eventual peace agreements, China declared war on Germany on August 14, 1917—though little changed in the support they provided, since they had already been sending laborers.
By the end of the war, Chinese workers would rank as the largest and longest-serving non-European contingent in World War I. France recruited 37,000 Chinese workers, while the United Kingdom took in 94,500. The men sent abroad would earn an estimated total of $2.2 billion, reports the South China Morning Post. Along the way, so many of these workers died or sustained injuries that China established a Bureau of Overseas Chinese Workers and convinced the U.K. to provide compensation for the wounded men.
In other cases, Chinese workers staffed munitions factory during World War I. (Wikimedia Commons/Chatham House, London)
"China had prepared to attend the post-war peace conference as early as 1915," says Xu. When the war at last ended in November 1918, China planned its delegation for the Paris Peace Conference, hoping to finally achieve full control of its mainland territory.
But China was given only two seats at the Paris Peace Conference to Japan's five, since the latter had contributed combat troops. Matters only devolved from there. Some of the European delegates were unfamiliar with the Twenty-One Demands, writes Julian Theseira in Global Histories, and the Western powers ultimately awarded Shandong to Japan; the Western diplomats believed they should honor the treaty Japan pressured China to sign after taking Shandong. China saw the move as a rejection of its demand to be recognized as an equal player in global politics, and as an affront to its sovereignty.
"China was deeply angry at the Versailles Treaty and was the only country at the postwar peace conference to refuse to put a signature on it," Xu said. A student-led protest in Beijing called the May Fourth Movement was organized in response to outrage over the peace talks. It called for political and social changes and, as Xu writes, was a sign of China's turn towards socialism in 1921 with the foundation of the Chinese Communist Party.
Elleman goes even further in stating the importance of the Shandong issue. "They talk about these forks in the road, and this is one. If this whole Shandong controversy had not happened, China might never have become Communist," Elleman says. He argues that leaving the Shandong question unresolved, at least in China's eyes, meant they mistrusted European governments going forward and felt more attracted to socialism. "It's one of the most important pieces in modern Chinese history."
About Lorraine Boissoneault
Lorraine Boissoneault is a contributing writer to SmithsonianMag.com covering history and archaeology. She has previously written for The Atlantic, Salon, Nautilus and others. She is also the author of The Last Voyageurs: Retracing La Salle's Journey Across America. Website: http://www.lboissoneault.com/
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Adam sez, "Online petitions are a dime a dozen these days -- it takes something special for the citizens to break through and get the attention of politicians.
The folks at the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (founded by Reddit co-inventor Aaron Swartz and former MoveOn.org folks) may have found it.
Today, they unveiled www.WeWantThePublicOption.com featuring a new TV ad that you can sign -- which will then be aired in Washington DC on MSNBC, CNN, and the Daily Show.
It contrasts the 76% of Americans who support President Obama's proposed public health insurance option with the insurance interests who oppose it and have given Democratic senators $80 million. It asks those senators to pick a side.
You can sign your name as a member of the 76%, and names will be continually rotated into the actual ad aired on TV. Pretty innovative. Check it out."


Some people embrace the adrenaline buzz in the build up to it. Others stay awake all night dreading the moment. What are we talking about?
No, not riding on the latest big attraction. We're talking about pitching to investors of course!
Thanks to the likes of Dragons' Den, Shark Tank and The Apprentice, many product startups now have an impression of what a successful product pitch might look like. With a panel of stern faced investors pulling the product design apart and scrutinising an entrepreneur's every word, such programmes have done little to alleviate the concerns that many startups have ahead of a pitch day.
Fortunately, these programmes are first and foremost created for our entertainment. In the real-world, pitching is often far less stressful. There is however one golden rule that holds true – you must do your research.
Credibility and trust are key for any investment relationship and in a situation where you are asking people to believe in you, your relevance and authority on a given subject, you need to know your chosen subject inside and out.
Make sure your preparation is thorough. Also avoid over exaggerating your experience. Most of us are guilty of furnishing our CVs with the odd piece of creative writing, and that's fine, just don't turn it into a work of fiction, as you will get pulled up on it.
When it comes to pitching for investment, there are some potentially awkward questions that you may not want to answer. But it is exactly these types of questions that you need to have an answer for.
Here are 10 examples of questions you are likely to be asked by investors. Practice answering them fully and honestly, ahead of any pitch.
How much will you be paying yourselves?
What exactly are the claims made in your patent?
Why haven't any of your advisors or non-execs invested?
Who is responsible for getting the sales in?
How much of your own money have you invested?
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Looking for investment for your product business?
If you have a well-designed product that fulfils a distinct need, or solves an important problem, and you think you can sensibly answer the 10 questions above, then get in touch.
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Alberta Liberal Party under the leadership of David Khan didn't get a single seat in the Alberta Provincial Election held on April 16, 2019.
David Khan was elected party leader on June 4, 2017. Mr. Khan was born in Calgary; his father migrated from Pakistan. His mother is an English woman.
David Khan is the first openly gay leader of a major Alberta political party.
Khan lost his race in Calgary-Mountain View. It's the first time since 1982 that the party hasn't held a seat in the legislature.
In his concession speech, Khan spoke directly to winning United Conservative Leader (UCP) Jason Kenny:
"With your victory comes great responsibility," he said. "You will be the Premier for all Albertans. This includes the vulnerable, those with special needs and the LGBTQ+ community. Don't abuse your authority; be fair and inclusive in your decisions."
The bottom line is that the LGBTQ+ community is David Khan's highest concern.
Although the Alberta Liberal Party got only one seat in the last election held in 2015, NDP, the custodian of LGBTQ+ cause was ruling the province. Now NDP ousted by UCP in Alberta by 63: 24 seats. No other parties got a single seat in the Provincial Assembly.
UCP Leader Jason Kenney — a former federal cabinet minister who entered provincial politics three years ago with a plan to reunite Alberta's conservatives — will be the province's 18th premier. The fledgling party was created by a merger of the Progressive Conservative.
The winning of Conservatives of Alberta Provincial election and Ontario Provincial election (strongest Liberal base) gives a sense of the mood of the people. People having traditional family values played a vital role in both the elections. Denying the fact is denying the real voters and strength of the party.
Liberals and NDP proved their bankruptcy at all fronts --moral, family, social, and economic-- both at provincial and federal level. The result will also reflect soon in the federal October 2019 election.
This column is not in support or to endorse any party. We know that racism, white supremacy, anti-immigration/refugee, Islamophobic and Israel-ist reputation of the Conservative Party has scared our community. Even material and worldly point of view offers its best advice: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket," particularly when you know that the basket (Liberal) is going to fall soon.
However, one should not ignore the wave that is coming towards us: Liberals are wrapping, and Conservatives are entering in the coming Federal election.
Our address and invitation to all the parties and their members are to follow the lifestyle brought by the Messengers; Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad (peace be upon all of them), and many before. We are just a warner.
Justin Trudeau, in the last election, clearly announced that anyone who has any issue with LGBTTQ, same-sex marriage, and related matters, doesn't contest the Liberal nomination election. All the current so-called "Muslim" Liberal candidates/caucus strongly support the "gay rights". Our concern related to education and society is not their concern.
We all know that "gay rights" transgresses all the social and education rights of all the communities. We can't raise and educate our children according to our traditional family values and God-given biologic gender. Liberal and Democrat governments are "co-parenting" your children, and they have major share in co-parenting.
It is unfortunate that Conservatives surrender to the Liberal/Democrats social agenda. Conservatives now adopt all the social evils initiated by Liberal/Democrats. If Conservative Party of Canada announces to repeal the same-sex marriage law (the mother of all new social evils of Canada) passed in Liberal majority Federal Parliament in 2005, we are ready to endorse and support them despite all the differences.
As Muslims, we should obey Allah (blessed and exalted is He) in all the conditions and not hide the Truth. If Allah will not protect us, no one on this earth is going to protect us. To get the protection of Allah, we have to obey Allah's order:
"And from among you, there must be a party who invite people to all that is good and enjoin the doing of all that is right and forbid the doing of all that is wrong. It is they who will attain true success." (Quran: 3:104)
The result of not obeying:
"Do not be like those who fell into factions and differed among themselves after clear signs had come to them. A mighty chastisement awaits them on the Day when some faces will turn bright, and other faces will turn dark. Those whose faces have turned dark will be told: 'Did you fall into unbelief after you had been blessed with belief? Taste, then, the chastisement for your unbelief." (Quran: 3:105)
Gender apostasy and sexual disorientation is the most prominent social evil (shirk), and the interest-based economy is the most significant economic evil (shirk) of our time. We must stand against these evils.
Addressing Muslims, Allah says:
"You are now the best people brought forth for (the guidance and reform of) mankind. You enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and believe in Allah. Had the People of the Book believed it was better for them. Some of them are believers, but most of them are transgressors." (Quran: 3:110)
Jawed Anwar can be reached at jawed@seerahwest.com


Watch the Spring Equinox sunrise at Cairn T, in the Loughcrew Tomb complex in Ireland.
About: Observe the solar alignments of the Spring Equinox at Cairn T, the largest cairn in the Loughcrew Tomb complex in Ireland, approximately 120 feet in diameter. Cairn T was once covered in white quartz and was created with the Irish cruciform layout. On the Spring Equinox, you can watch the rising sun enter the inner chamber of the Cairn and shine light upon a stone engraved with ancient celestial symbols. The Spring Equinox sun also rises in alignment with a sacred hill on the Loughcrew Tomb complex.
For more information go here. Below is a video of the Spring Equinox alignment at Carin T.


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The "Bay State" is also one of the most productive timber regions in North America. It's estimated that the overall size of Maryland's forests cover roughly 2.6 million acres of land. As much as 80 percent of that is privately owned. However, a good portion of both private and public beyond Maryland forests goes to providing lumber products through the state's sizable timber industry.
It's amazing when you consider the industrial scale of one of Maryland's most important renewable industries. Timber is believed to feed the state's economy to the tune of over $2.6 billion. There are also approximately 15,600 people employed throughout the state harvesting, processing and transporting timber.
It's safe to say that many of the employees who work in Maryland's forested regions and timber industry occasionally experience workplace accidents. The good news is that Maryland's workers' compensation laws force employers to maintain insurance just for those situations. That means that you may be entitled to receive worker's compensation regardless of whether you were injured in a sawmill accident or while hauling trees on a logging truck.
It's important for you to know that despite your injuries, you may not always get the level of medical care you think you deserve. That's where an attorney with experience in Maryland's workers' compensation laws may be able to assist you. Your attorney can represent you during an appeal of your denied claim. Additionally, your attorney can also assist you with filing a civil lawsuit in cases where a third-party may have contributed to your injuries. If successful, you may be able to recover compensation related to the harm you suffered.


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Jackson Memorial Hospital resident Kendra Anderson-Gillespie never thought she would have to help deliver a baby during a hurricane, but as Hurricane Irma pounded Miami, that's exactly what she did.
Anderson-Gillespie, who graduated from the Loma Linda University School of Medicine in 2014, talked to parents David Knight and Tatyanna Watkins over the phone while Watkins delivered her placenta. Their baby, Destiny, had been born safely already, but the placenta was stuck and medical personnel couldn't make it through the rain and wind, which topped 70 miles per hour.
"As an OB-GYN, you think about what would happen if someone went into labor while you're on the road, but I never imagined that I wouldn't be able to be there in person," Anderson-Gillespie said.
Anderson-Gillespie was concerned about Watkins hemorrhaging or about her uterus inverting if her husband pulled too aggressively on the umbilical cord. She spent 45 minutes on the phone with them until the placenta was delivered safely.
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