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2020 NBA Finals | Lakers vs. Heat
Rajon Rondo on cusp of making some NBA history
Lakers' veteran guard is 1 win away from long-sought second NBA title
Tim Reynolds | Associated Press
They were rivals once, Rajon Rondo and LeBron James. Rondo was in Boston. James was in Cleveland and Miami. Their paths would cross most every year in the playoffs, an annual placing of a thorn in one another's side.
James may have had different words to describe Rondo then.
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These days, however, the words James uses when speaking of the Los Angeles Lakers' backup point guard include cerebral and determined. And that approach — smart and tough — has Rondo on the doorstep of a most exclusive club.
Rondo helped the Boston Celtics win their 17th NBA championship. He's on the brink of being part of title No. 17 for the Lakers as well, something that could come as early as Friday night when they take on the Miami Heat in Game 5 of these NBA Finals. The Lakers lead the series 3-1.
"I won at (22) years old, and now being 34, it's a completely different experience, and understanding that this doesn't come often or annually," Rondo said earlier in the series. "Being back here over a decade later is a very humbling experience."
The Celtics and the Lakers have long been the NBA's royal families, the leaders in titles and probably the league's best rivalry. Plenty of players have played for both franchises — but only one, Hall of Fame forward Clyde Lovellette, played on championship teams with both clubs. And even that comes with a tiny asterisk; Lovellette won titles in 1963 and 1964 with the Celtics, and his first ring came in 1954 when the then-Minneapolis Lakers.
So, Rondo could be the first to win a title for both Boston and Los Angeles.
"I'm very fortunate and blessed to continue playing this game for this long," Rondo said.
In total, 35 players have suited up for both the Lakers and Celtics in their careers. The names are: Chucky Atkins, Jim Barnes, Brandon Bass, Mike Bloom, Vander Blue, Avery Bradley, Frank Brickowski, MarShon Brooks, Don Chaney, Mel Counts, Ernie DiGregorio, Hank Finkel, Rick Fox, Jumaine Jones, Joe Kleine, Travis Knight, Clyde Lovellette, Bob McAdoo, Chris Mihm, Troy Murphy, Don Nelson, Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Payton, Theo Ratliff, Fred Roberts, Rajon Rondo, Charlie Scott, Brian Shaw, Derek Strong, Gene Stump, Earl Tatum, Isaiah Thomas, Von Wafer, Kermit Washington and Shammond Williams.
James still remembers playoff matchups in 2008 and 2010, when he was in Cleveland and Rondo was with Boston. The Celtics had more talent than those Cavs teams and won both matchups; the 2010 series ended James' first stint in Cleveland and ultimately sent him to Miami.
While the talent disparity between the teams was noticed by James, so was this: Rondo would call out Cleveland's sets every time down the floor. He knew what was coming. James was simultaneously frustrated and impressed by Rondo's ability to predict movement in real time.
When the Lakers had a chance to get Rondo, they didn't hesitate — so clearly, James was more than fine with the move. He loves smart teammates. Rondo more than fits that bill.
"Rajon is a huge part of what we do," Lakers coach Frank Vogel said. "I have a tremendous amount of trust in his abilities, especially in this atmosphere, this deep into the playoffs when the games mean so much. He's been there before, and I trust him."
With good reason.
He's not the All-Star that he once was, but the toughness hasn't gone away. Rondo and Heat forward Jimmy Butler are friends and former teammates; Rondo thinks nothing of trash-talking Butler during a game, to the point where sometimes both are laughing.
"Rondo is always saying something to me during the game," Butler said. "I've got a lot of respect for the guy, a lot of love for the guy, him and his family. Obviously, he played with me in Chicago, so there's always some jawing going back and forth."
In winning time, though, Rondo lets the play do the talking.
Consider the last six minutes of Game 4 of the finals. Rondo checked back in with the Lakers up 85-83. He helped force a Miami turnover, got an offensive rebound that led to two free throws by James, scored his only points of the night on a layup that put the Lakers up by six, then had the pass that set up Anthony Davis' game-sealing 3-pointer with 39.5 seconds remaining.
Nobody on the Lakers calls him Playoff Rondo. He doesn't like the moniker much, even though many use it freely when talking about him during the postseason. But he showed why the name has stuck, with yet another example of him coming through in the biggest moments of the biggest games.
"This opportunity doesn't come often," Rondo said. "Guys search for this moment their entire career, and we definitely have to seize the moment."
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Ours was an 8-day long trip exploring the region in Uttarakhand. We saw incredible views of the snow-capped Himalayas and mostly clear blue skies. Since there is a lot to be explored, we followed this itinerary instead of fumbling on our own through the days. Our journey began from Delhi via tempo traveler along with other fellow members and through the course of the next eight days, we were blown away by the beauty that Kumayon had to offer.
We were so excited to be at our destination that we all reached our starting point on time. During the journey, we took tuck buying, tea, photo break to keep ourselves entertained. Our guide Mr. Ramesh, who decided to make KMVN's Kathgodam as our lunch our pitstop. The lunch was delicious. We had Bhat ki dal, which is a traditional preparation of Kumaon. There is nothing much to do at Kathgodam, it is the last railway station on the railway line. Beyond this, you need to hire a car to discover Kumaon.
We stopped at Bhimtal. The main attraction there had to be the vast lake which was quite beautiful. Since it is monsoon season the tourist were almost nil and that have given we a chance to just sit by the lake and relax.
Then our last stop was Nakuchiatal, the nine-cornered lake. We stayed at KMVN Parichay which was right near the lake and our room gave the perfect view of the lake and the mountains in a scenic landscape. A stroll near the lake during sunset had us finally realizing that this trip was going to be incredible.
The next day took us firstly to Kainchidham which is located on the Nainital- Almora road. The temple had its own ethos and it was quite a peaceful place to be at. It is popular as the religious retreat for people of all faiths and we felt quite at ease around there. The next place we went to was Kakadighat where Swami Vivekananda got his inspiration. There is a Peepal tree under which he sat & meditate, before leaving for the Himalayas.
Then, we had our lunch at Khairna in a place called 'Standard fast food and restaurant' which had decent food. We stuck to our North-Indian routine since there was a lot of driving to look forward to, so we didn't want to try something new and spoil our appetites. We drove through hilly areas to reach Ranikhet Golf course, stopped and wandered around for a while and then headed to Sitlakhet which is approximately 24 km away from Ranikhet via Kathpuria. We were welcomed at KMVN's TRH at Sitlakhet. Today it was Harela festival, a local sowing festival. On this occasion we planted trees. The view from the terrace was amazing we could see the Almora city.
We got up early in the morning to capture the sunrise and see the snow peaks. But our luck was bad as it was too cloudy to see anything. We decided to hike around Sitlakhet and were lucky to see peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul, Panchachuli etc. After breakfast, we headed towards Katarmal sun temple which was built by the Katyuri King Katarmalla. It is the second most popular sun temple in India after Konark and one look at the place tells you exactly why.
Throughout the rides, we looked out the window for sights of the region which never failed to amaze us. It was incredible how similar the cities looked in every place, but the remote areas always had their unique identity. The trip from Someshwar to Kausani was another 10 kilometers. The best part about traveling in Uttarakhand was the delicious local food which was a treat for our taste buds.
This day was dedicated to doing sightseeing & discovering places near Kausani. Kausani is also known as Switzerland of India. We first headed to the Anasakti Ashram which is a religious site and Gandhiji stayed here in 1929. It had a small prayer room, a museum, and a beautiful setting.
Then, we also visited the Sumitra Nandan Pant Museum. The famous Hindi poet was born here. His house is converted into the museum which has manuscripts of his poems, & the glimpse of his lifestyle. There is a large collection of Hindi & English book as well. To comrade his birth anniversary, poetry sessions are organized there. If you have an artistic taste and want to revisit your school days, then it is a must visit the place.
The bus was now heading towards the Baijnath Temple which was 37km west of Kausani. It was a nice Lord Shiva Temple on the banks of Gomti River. The temples were built in 1150 AD by local kings. It is one of the four places in Shiva Heritage Circuit' in Kumaon.
Before heading to our day's final destination it was time to refuel ourselves, we had our lunch at Bageshwar at the KMVN TRH. Then we headed over to Chaukori and visited the picturesque Tea Plantation sites. Chaukori is another hill station and we stayed at KMVN Chaukori which gave the perfect view of the Himalayas right from our window. It is a quiet little relaxing place with great weather.
Though we got up early to capture the sunrise, we another unlucky day the whole town was engulfed in clouds & fogs. But this view was quite mesmerizing. The flower plants in the TRH were in full bloom. Since the rest-house itself is in a secluded area, there was not much to do there except sit back and enjoy the scenery, so we headed over to Patal Bhuvneshwar which had the limestone caves that are popular among pilgrims. Legend has it that the cave enshrines Lord Shiva which accounted to their popularity. Patal Bhuvneshwar was not just one cave but a series of caves. We almost crawled down to 90 feet to reach sanctum. The guide followed us through the cave & explained the carvings which were quite interesting.
After that, we headed over to Gangolihat which is 14 km away from Patal Bhuvneshwar. Then we headed to Paanar Gaon to view the Saryu-Ramganga confluence which is popular mainly because of Lord Shiva and the holy rivers. Then we also went to Lohaghat which is perched on the banks of river Lohawati. For as far as our eyes could see, there was lush green scenery and oak forests. There were also many temples with a historical and mythological importance that we stopped to pray and get blessings.
The next day consisted of us heading to Abbott Mount which was at a 7 km distance. The Abbott hill had an infamous bungalow on it called ABBEY which is believed to be a haunted place. Since no one goes there after dark, we visited the place in bright light of the day but the place still managed to give us the creeps, just by appearances and the ghost stories of mysterious instances associated with it. It was believed that the building that was donated to a hospital contained a Mukti Kothri where the patients died exactly as predicted by the Doctor. Though another theory is that the doctor himself killed the patients to prove his prediction and now the ghosts of those patients haunt the place. After the scary visit, we traveled to the Mayawati Ashram which is an Ashram dedicated to the study of Advaita Vedanta. Till date, no idols are worshipped here. Our next stop was the Vivekananda Ashram at Shyamlatal which is situated on the banks of the Shyamlatal lake. So, we also got to see the Shyamlatal Lake which is of dark color due to muddy substances present in the water, thus giving it the name of 'Shyam' synonymous with Lord Krishna of Hindu Mythology. Then we went to Tanakpur which is a buzzing town known mainly for its Devi Purnagiri temple. People usually breeze by this place while heading towards Kumaon hills or some other place, but we took our time exploring the region.
The next day we crossed the borders. Just kidding, or perhaps not. Our 7th day morning took us to Brahmdev in the western Nepal area. The Brahmdev Temple is quite adored by tourists and one can easily guess why after being there. Then we visited the Nanaksagar reservoir which was a magnificent sight. The lake spread out in front of us in all its magnificence. For further spiritual satisfaction, we headed over to the Nanakmatta Gurudwara which was just nearby. We heard the sound of Gurbani and it relaxed us to the core and then we ate delicious langar (food) there. By this time, we were already feeling the end of the journey and felt nostalgic about all the days spent and the places we had seen.
The next day was our return to Delhi and we spent the time scrolling through pictures on our phones, relishing all these memories we had created in just eight days. Uttarakhand is simply beautiful, and we were glad we took our time to see all the places.
There are many other itineraries for exploring Uttarakhand, but this is the most common one and that is for a reason. The reason is that it covers most of the places a tourist would come to Uttarakhand to see. So, make your plans and travel arrangements and go exploring this wonderful place. We did find the KMVN properties to be most comfortable for our stays, certainly had the best views, but you can pick according to your needs and travel packages.


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Called "the quintessential modern composer" by the London Independent, Austin, TX based composer-bandleader-improviser Graham Reynolds creates, performs, and records music for film, theater, dance, rock clubs and concert halls with a wide range of collaborators across a multitude of disciplines.
Heard throughout the world in films, TV, stage, and radio, he recently scored Richard Linklater's "Last Flag Flying" with Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston, and Laurence Fishburne for Amazon Studios, the Rude Mechs' "Stop Hitting Yourself" for Lincoln Center Theater, Ballet Austin's "Belle Redux", and a multi-year commission from Ballroom Marfa, "The Marfa Triptych". His Creative Capital Award winning project, Pancho Villa from a Safe Distance, a bilingual cross-border opera created with librettists Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol (Mexico City) and director Shawn Sides, is currently touring.
With the jazz-based but far reaching Golden Arm Trio, Reynolds has repeatedly toured the country and released four critically acclaimed albums. As Artistic Director of Golden Hornet, he has produced over 60 concerts of world premiere alt-classical music by more than 70 composers, as well as countless pieces of his own. He is a company member with the internationally acclaimed Rude Mechs theater collective and resident composer with Salvage Vanguard Theater and Forklift Danceworks.
His accolades include a Creative Capital Award, an Independent Music Award, two Frederick R. Loewe Music Theatre Awards, nine Austin Critics Table Awards, the John Bustin Award, multiple Austin Chronicle Best Composer wins, and a B. Iden Payne Award. Graham recently released a twelve album set on Innova Recordings in early 2017.

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On Oct. 26, port truck drivers, who say they are misclassified as independent contractors instead of employees, began an "unfair labor practice" strike at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex.
It's the eighth time in the three years such a strike has taken place. This time, the striking drivers include those who work for two companies: trucking company Pacific 9 Transportation – who have been on an indefinite strike since July – and global transport company XPO Logistics, which has multiple offices in Southern California.
Dozens of drivers are believed to be participating in the strike, although a spokeswoman with Justice For Drivers, the group leading the effort, said they did not have an exact number.
Officials at the two ports have said that the impact of the strike on operations has been minimal and that although some terminals have been picketed, the disruptions have done little to slow down traffic coming in and out of the terminal gates.
Drivers have said they went on strike to protest unfair labor practices, including job misclassification, retaliation, harassment and intimidation for having filed claims for wage theft with the California Labor Commissioner's Division of Labor Standards Enforcement.
The indefinite picket is organized in part by the Teamsters union, which for years has pushed to have the drivers recognized as employees with their respective companies so that they may then be eligible to join the union.
The Harbor Trucking Association, which represents a collective of LA area transport companies, has said the Teamsters and other outside interest groups don't represent the majority of its drivers, and that independent contractor status offers drivers flexibility and the opportunity to own their own small businesses.
On Oct. 23, General Dynamics NASSCO hosted a keel laying ceremony for an ECO tanker, the Garden State, which is now under construction for American Petroleum Tankers at NASSCO's San Diego shipyard.
During the ceremony, San Diego County Board of Supervisors member Greg Cox authenticated the keel of the tanker by welding his initials onto a steel plate; the plate is to be permanently affixed to the ship's keel and remain with the vessel throughout its time in service.
The ECO tanker is the third of a five-tanker contract between General Dynamics NASSCO and American Petroleum, which calls for the design and construction of five 50,000 deadweight ton, LNG-conversion-ready product carriers with a 330,000 barrel cargo capacity.
The 610-foot-long tankers are of a new design that is expected to have improved fuel efficiency, and include the latest environmental protection features, including a ballast water treatment system.
"When delivered, these tankers will be among the most fuel-efficient and environmentally-friendly tankers anywhere in the world," NASSCO Vice President and General Manager Kevin Graney.
The five-tanker APT contract, along with NASSCO's current backlog, is helping to sustain and grow its current workforce of more than 4,000 people.
Five people died and one remains missing after a whale-watching vessel sank off the British Columbia coast on the afternoon of Oct. 25. The MV Leviathan II, operated by Jamie's Whaling Station, had 27 people on board when it sank west of Vargas Island, according to Canadian authorities.
The cause of the accident has not been determined and is under investigation. Although the weather was moderate and the waters were not overly choppy at the time of the incident, the area where the vessel sank is known for its strong currents, local fishermen have said. The vessel's operator is cooperating with the investigation to determine what exactly happened.
A total of 27 people were aboard the vessel when it sank, 21 of whom were rescued, according to the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Center, which is jointly operated by the Canadian Coast Guard.
The five confirmed dead were all British nationals who were passengers aboard the boat, not crewmembers. Three were tourists vacationing from Britain, and two were currently residing in Canada while retaining their status as British nationals.
In total, four of the confirmed deceased were males while one was female. The age range of the deceased is from 18 to 76 years of age.
Canada's Transportation Safety Board sent a team of investigators to the area on Oct. 26.
British Columbia ferry service provider BC Ferries says its vessel Queen of Cumberland will undergo an $18 million mid-life upgrade from Nov. 21, 2015 to April 17, 2016 to prepare the vessel for another 20 years of service.
The refit work will be carried out at Esquimalt Drydocking Co. in Victoria, BC. Highlights of the vessel's extensive upgrade include safety, mechanical and customer service improvements, such as the installation of a new boat deck entrance/exit for walk-on passengers; the installation of a new evacuation system and replacement of the rescue boat; installation of a pet area; and a complete elevator system overhaul.
Also planned are upgrades to vessel stairwells, disabled washrooms, the ship intercom and public address system, and CCTV and other security systems.
"A significant upgrade such as the one the Queen of Cumberland is undergoing allows BC Ferries to operate a more efficient vessel for decades into the future," BC Ferries' Vice President of Engineering, Mark Wilson, said. "We are confident that our customers will see positive results and we hope they are pleased with this commitment to reliable service." For the duration of the upgrade, service on the Swartz Bay-Southern Gulf Islands route will be provided by a combination of the ferries Skeena Queen and Bowen Queen.
Since the vehicle capacity of the Bowen Queen is lower than that of the Queen of Cumberland, BC Ferries says it will deploy the Skeena Queen on the Swartz Bay-Southern Gulf Islands route during the morning and late-afternoon periods to better meet expected demand.
The Skeena Queen normally services the Swartz Bay-Fulford Harbour route, where the Bowen Queen will provide service during those same peak times. The vessels will 'swap routes' during each weekday, BC Ferries says.
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Vancouver Canadians catcher Riley Adams at the Vancouver SABR meeting at Nat Bailey Stadium.
The Vancouver chapter of the Society of American Baseball Research hosted a recent gathering at the home run porch in left field at Nat Bailey Stadium. One of the special guests to speak with the crowd was Vancouver Canadians catcher Riley Adams. The former University of San Diego Torero spent about 20 minutes talking about his baseball career and answering some questions from the audience in afterwards.
The following is a transcription of some of the topics the Blue Jays third round pick and Northwest League All-Star addressed in chronological order.
Adams on playing in Vancouver in his first professional season.
Adams on being drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 37th round of the 2014 draft out of Canyon Crest Academy in San Diego.
Adams on how he became a catcher.
Adams on why he did not become a pitcher.
Adams on trying to hit at Nat Bailey Stadium.
Adams on his style of hitting.
Adams on attempting to go for the cycle earlier this season after homering, doubling and singling.
Adams on the San Diego Padres great and San Diego State coach Tony Gwynn.
Adams on pitch framing or "keeping a strike a strike".
Adams on Nat Bailey Stadium vs. Northwest League stadiums.
Adams on game-planning for opposing hitters.
(Editor's note/pro tip – I wouldn't recommend trashing talking to Adams because he has a black belt).
Adams on going through the draft process in high school and college.
Adams on the transition from college to professional baseball.
On catching Nate Pearson and his 100-MPH fastball.
Adams said his parents outlawed him playing video games going up and always competed against his older brother Cameron.
He considers baseball not a game of failure but a game of opportunity.
Adams says he plans to work on moving side to side and wanting to be "as athletic as I can at the catching position" in the off-season.
Also speaking at the SABR gathering was Arnie Hallgren, a two-time batting champion in the minor leagues in 1955 and 1958. The first player from B.C. to make the 40-man roster of a major league team with the Milwaukee Brewers, he was inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame in 2005. The Windfield, BC native was teammates with Hall of Famers Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews and Warren Spahn.
The Vancouver Canadians Offensive Player of the Year award is named in honour of Hallgren and it wouldn't be a surprise if Adams finds his name on that award at the end of the 2017 season.
Special thanks to Max Weder for hosting the SABR event and to Kirk Sorensen of BaseballInVancouver.com for the invite. A special thanks to Riley Adams who had to endure a Bronx cheer from his teammates when he returned to the field to resume his pregame workout. It's never a bad thing to spend a sunny Saturday afternoon at the ballpark talking baseball.
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Alphonse Hippolyte Fouroux est un officier de marine et maire de Toulon, né en 1860, dans cette ville, et décédé en 1937, en Algérie.

Biographie

Carrière militaire
Né à Toulon le , il entre dans la Marine, en 1877. Il devient aspirant, en 1880. Début 1881, il est nommé sur le cuirassé Revanche. Il devient enseigne de vaisseau, en octobre 1883. Après un an et demi d'activité, il devient réserviste, en restant à Toulon.

Carrière politique
Après avoir été élu conseiller municipal, puis conseiller général du Var, Alphonse Fouroux devient maire de Toulon, en 1891. Après le scandale de Toulon, il poursuit sa carrière politique en Algérie, en tant que conseiller général.

Notes et références

Maire de Toulon
Officier de la Marine française
Décès en Algérie

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in the depth of my heart– which I fear is eternal.
carried into an abyss that eats up the sky.
my panicky hopes and sudden memories.
under the sun, and doesn't know how to die?
near and far, but no riverbanks or shorelines.
looking for a body– the one I used to have.
along with all the loved faces.
myself with it, as if from a high balcony.
holds a half-drowned puppy in its mouth.
and the sky is a deep gorge rising, rising.
Everything here rejects me, even dream itself.
What can I expect from this landless land?
Even in death I'm plagued by insomnia.
I'm far too new to be admitted to the void.
I sing out of tune wherever there's harmony.
How can I give up memory?
now I'm dead than when I was travelling.
I'm floating on death rather than sinking into it.
couldn't shut the sky out of the cemetery.
Everything rises again– like a tombstone?
A mere glance frees a hundred doves.
what could be lovelier than the trees?
you turn your face the other way.
and hiding awkwardly from me?
I was once a tenant in your house.
Now I know you from your invisibility.
and hurry away, as from an illicit meeting.
Well, I won't admit I've recognised you.


On my first full day during this trip to Vienna, we had a Condom Art Pin making event at Fünftes lesbischwules Straßenfest in Mariahilf. This is an annual gay fair on a small side street, and we were invited to share some of our work with the community prior to the AIDS 2010 conference this summer.
Our Condom Art Pin program is driven by attraction, rather than promotion. People from all parts of the community come together to create wearable, useable art that is made of condom packets. They gather around a table attractively covered with colorful hand made paper, over-sizes scissors, large rolls of tape and (of course) condoms.
Making Condom Art Pins helps people to become comfortable with the simple aspects of holding and talking about condoms in the context of creating art. This creates a forum to ask questions about condoms and HIV transmission at your own comfort level. TCP coordinators and trained local educators are then able to dispel myths or misconceptions that may arise about condoms and condom use.
More soon from our adventures in Vienna, Austria!


Andrew is a Django core developer and currently works at Eventbrite as a Senior Software Engineer. As well as developing South and Django Migrations, he's also behind the Django Channels project. In his spare time, he flies small planes, eats lots of cheese, and is trying to visit every US National Park.
Django has long been tied to the request-response pattern, but now with Channels this has been changed - it allows Django to natively support WebSockets, running tasks after responses, easily handle long-polling and more.


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Iranian FM Zarif Stops in Pakistan Ahead of India Visit as Talk of Nuclear Arms Race Looms in Region
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Adelle Nazarian
Iran's Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif, paid a visit to Pakistan on Thursday before heading to New Delhi, India, on a string of trips to nations Iran is attempting to strengthen ties with following the successful completion of the nuclear accords.
The Pakistan visit signals a possible attempt at wooing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in Iran's favor over Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern nations that are reportedly in talks to purchase nuclear weapons from Pakistan.
The meeting was loaded with emphasis on the deepening of bilateral economic ties between both Islamic Republics, including restarting work on the stalled Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline project. Pakistan is energy-deprived and clinging strongly to completion of the pipeline to help. "PM Nawaz and I discussed to increase cooperation between the two countries in sectors ranging from oil to gas, energy, transportation and others," Zarif said, according to the Times of India.
Pakistan's Tribune reported that Zarif called upon Pakistan to work with Iran to eliminate sectarianism, terrorism, and extremism from both the region and the world. Both nations are also facing a common threat from the Islamic State (ISIS).
At a joint news conference with PM Sharif's national security adviser, Sartaj Aziz, later that afternoon, Zarif said, "Iran believes in economic development in Pakistan's Balochistan province as well as in our own Sistan and Baluchestan province, as it is fundamental to fighting poverty and extremism in the region."
According to the Pakistani government's official radio station, Zarif reportedly said that no country, including India, could undermine the importance of Pakistan for Iran and anything that threatens the security of Pakistan is a threat to Iran as well.
Iranian Foreign Minister says any threat to #Pakistan's security will be taken as threat to #Iran http://t.co/GyPgBsgx2D
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) August 13, 2015
Experts have suggested the Iran deal will ignite a nuclear arms race in the region, with Sunni-majority nations like Saudi Arabia and Egypt already seeking to add to their own arsenal with nuclear weapons to compete with their Shia adversary.
Saudi Arabia is currently the top contender to purchase nuclear weapons from Pakistan and might even be able to buy a bomb from them soon, based on previous agreements the two countries have made.
Zarif is scheduled to visit Russia next week.
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Two of the best mountain biking experiences in Oregon are knocking out an Alpine shuttle along with a "triple" with Randy's crew in Oakridge and getting smoked by Wild Bill when you're fully pinned in Ashland. If you can't get ahold of Randy to schedule a shuttle in Oakridge, you'll find him at the Brewer's Union. Just catch him early enough so that he remembers the conversation.


I regularly receive marketing texts asking me to purchase data and calls add ons. (I'm PAYG). The text says to opt out send STOP to 2000 which I do every time, but I immediately get a text back saying 'sorry we couldn't recognise your request'. Any ideas?
Try texting STOP to 1234.
I recommend speaking to our Mobile Care team, who'll be able to turn off those marketing texts for you.
Thank you! That seems to have worked. Hopefully I won't get any more.
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I've had one more text since then but it says it can take up to 30 days to stop completely. Hopefully there won't be any more for either of us!
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A mortgage holder may think they know where their TV ought to be mounted yet it's up to the specialists to manage them with the best choice. Having the capacity to counsel the property holder with your establishment mastery increases the value of what you do as an expert. TV Wall Mounting Melbourne can be a speedy and straightforward approach to change the look of any room. However, there are a couple of things to consider before any gaps are penetrated.
Exactly how high should the TV be? The fundamental dependable guideline is that the centre of the TV ought to be eye level when situated. This is basic for room TV screens, ensure that you are not looking through your feet or up too high, where you need to move your neck to turn upward. Since a great many people invest hours sitting in front of the TV, mounting a TV too high may cause neck strain.
On the off chance that your TV must be mounted high, utilise a tilt mount to diminish neck strain by tilting the screen downwards. Be mindful so as not to mount too low, as this will make you get worn out and torpid as you will square wind stream in your neck as you search downwards for a drawn-out stretch of time.
When arranging your TV Wall Mounting Melbourne installation, consider all the distinguishing factors and afterward pick the right TV mount.
Will you require a position of safety mount that continues everything near the wall?
Does the activity need a full movement mount with the goal that the TV can be hauled out and calculated in an alternate bearing?
Will a straightforward tilt mount fit the bill?
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with avocado and pistachio nut dressing!
Place first 6 ingredients in a blender container. Blend on medium then high speed till smooth and creamy. This will take a couple of minutes.
Combine next 5 ingredients in a large bowl.
Then fold 3/4 cup of the Avocado and Pistachio Dressing into the soy mayonnaise. Pour over cabbage mixture and toss gently till well coated.
For a special presentation, place a handful or so of additional pistachio nuts into a food processor and process till crumbly. Place coleslaw into a serving bowl, then sprinkle with the additional nuts.
Notes: The beautiful combination of avocado and pistachio creates a prominent pistachio flavor through the cream that doesn't usually occur by eating the nuts alone. Wow!
Use leftover dressing over green salads. It will thicken if refrigerated overnight. Thin by adding a bit more creamer and vinegar.


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Kavali Municipal Council is the local self-government in Kavali, a town in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is classified as a first grade municipality.

Jurisdiction

The council is spread over an area of .

Administration

The municipality was constituted on 1 April 1967. It is spread over an area of  and has 40 wards. The Elected Wing of the municipality consists of a municipal council, which has elected members and is headed by a Chairperson. Whereas, the  Executive Wing is headed by a municipal commissioner. The present municipal commissioner of the town is B.Siva Reddy.

List of Municipal Chairmans

Kavali Municipal Elections

See also
 List of municipalities in Andhra Pradesh

References

Municipal Councils in Andhra Pradesh
1967 establishments in Andhra Pradesh
Government agencies established in 1967
Urban local bodies in Andhra Pradesh
Local government in Andhra Pradesh
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International and Comparative
App. 033/2018_ Ali Ben Youcef vs Tunisia
Ali Ben Hassen Ben Youcef vs Republic of Tunisia
On October 12th, 2018, M. Ali Ben Youcef, the applicant, filed an application instituting proceedings against the Republic of Tunisia before the African Court of Human and Peoples' Rights (the ACHPR or the Court) for alleged violations for the African Charter of Human and Peoples' Rights (the Charter) in its articles 2, 3, 7 and 13.
The applicant submits that on April 11th, 2017, the Assembly of the Representatives of the Tunisian People adopted an organic law amending another similar law relating to the Superior Council of the Judiciary system. Subsequently, an appeal for unconstitutionality was brought against the above-mentioned draft law. The body responsible for reviewing the constitutionality referred the bill to the Tunisian President on the grounds that the quorum necessary to decide on its constitutionality had not been reached. In spite of this, the Tunisian President promulgated the law without referring it to the Assembly of Representatives, which would constitute a violation of the country's Constitution. The applicant successively lodged two appeals with the Administrative Court on grounds of illegality and unconstitutionality. None of the appeals were allowed.
Tunisia raised preliminary objections concerning the lack of Jurisdiction of the Court and the inadmissibility of the application. After examination, it concluded that it did have jurisdiction to hear the case but that the case was inadmissible to the extent that local remedies had not yet been exhausted and were pending before the national courts.
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Research / Insights on current and emerging industry topics
Strategies used by digital-native news publishers to drive user engagement
August 23, 2017 | By Rande Price, Research Director – DCN @Randeloo
Getting ones' news digitally is not just for millennials—it's the norm these days. In fact, nine in 10 U.S adults get their news digitally either via desktop or mobile. We've also seen strong digital native brands, those originally founded on the web like Vox Media or Huffington Post, emerge as leaders in the news marketplace. The new Pew Research Center research looks at 36 digital native news outlets that averaged at least 10 million monthly unique visitors in Q4 2016. The analysis provides an excellent snapshot of the digital native news industry's audience strategies to increase outreach and engagement.
Usage and engagement
Overall, digital native news outlets are performing well. Monthly unique visitors for the 36 sites for the digital native news outlets increased 12% in 4Q 2016. Users also spent a healthy 2.4 minutes per average visit.
The use of digital native news apps is an important part of audience strategies. Close to two-thirds (61%) of the highest traffic digital-native news outlets have apps available for either iOS or Android. Mobile compatibility is an important part of their overall strategy and user engagement. In fact, 42% of these new outlets have apps supporting both iOS and Android.
User outreach is key to building and sustaining engagement. Almost all digital native publishers (97%) offer newsletters. Three-quarters produce podcasts and 61% have comment sections on their articles to promote consumer feedback. Digital news outlets also rely on social media to engage their users: All of those covered have Facebook pages and Twitter accounts. Almost all have Instagram accounts (92%) and are on YouTube (97%). Less than 25% have a Snapchat channel or account.
Digital advertising continues to grow as a proportion of total advertising revenue, a trend that Pew points out is driven in large part by growth in advertising on mobile devices. Interestingly, based on a Pew Research Center survey conducted earlier this year, more than eight-in-ten (85%) U.S. adults now get news on a mobile device compared to 72% just a year ago.
The report cites eMarketer estimates that digital advertising grew to $72 billion in 2016. Mobile advertising revenues accounted for 65% or $47 billion of the digital ad sales revenue. Desktop advertising revenue on the other hand continue to decline, now at 35% of total ad revenue. And, as ever, the report emphasizes the dominance of Facebook and Google in both banner and mobile display ad revenue.
Building a strong native digital news brands includes a platform native approach aligning publisher, platform and consumer strategies. Digital native publishers should experiment to find their unique voice and consumer connection. Importantly, the strength of a native digital news brand is deeply rooted in an engaged reader relationship.
digital advertising revenue, mobile, news, news consumption, revenue diversification


St Andrew Catholic School is a private elementary school located in Independence, KS and enrolls 137 students in grades Kindergarten through 8th. St Andrew Catholic School is the 72nd largest private school in Kansas and the 7,662nd largest nationally. It has 10.0 students to every teacher.
The form below lets you find St Andrew Catholic School alumni info and St Andrew Catholic School students.


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Home / Publications / Seen and heard: priority for children in the legal process (ALRC Report 84) / 18. Children's involvement in criminal justice processes / Legal advice
Police interrogation
18.147 The vast majority of child defendants plead guilty to charges.[340] Legal advice early in the process is critical to ensure young people are not pleading guilty simply because of environmental pressures. It is common for young people to agree with police allegations simply to get out of police custody.[341]
18.148 Police can overwhelm young suspects particularly when a young person is being detained or questioned at a police station. Most State and Territory juvenile justice legislation acknowledges this inequality by requiring an independent adult to be present during interview if the evidence is to be admitted in court proceedings.[342] However, there is no common law right to have a lawyer present during police interrogation.
18.149 Under the Crimes Act an investigating officer must inform any person suspected of committing a federal offence that he or she may attempt to communicate with a legal practitioner prior to questioning and may arrange for that practitioner to be present during questioning. The officer must allow the practitioner reasonable time to get to the station before commencing questioning.[343]
18.150 The position varies in the States and Territories. In South Australia and Victoria children and adults both have a statutory right to have access to a legal practitioner prior to questioning.[344] In other jurisdictions a lawyer may be present during interrogation as an independent person.[345]
18.151 Evidence given by young people at focus groups around Australia suggests that police are not always co-operative about assisting children in custody to get legal advice. In Alice Springs young people claimed that police often try to scare them out of asking for a lawyer when they are being questioned, for example, by threatening them with a long detention in custody. Some police apparently tell young people that they will infer guilt from silence. One girl was told there was no point getting her a lawyer as he or she would simply tell her not to say anything more.[346] Young people alleged that police intimidate them into giving confessions, for example, by conducting very long interviews.[347]
18.152 The Inquiry considers that young people should have a statutory right to confer with a legal practitioner prior to police interview and to have that person present during the interview. This would be consistent with article 37(d) of CROC, which gives detained children the right to prompt access to legal assistance and had strong support in submissions.[348] Children should certainly have access to legal advice before making any decision to admit an offence. Governments need to ensure that legal aid commissions are given sufficient funding to provide this service.[349]
18.153 In a 1991 case concerning a young person's statutory right to contact a legal practitioner during police interrogation, the Victorian Court of Criminal Appeal held that the right arises from the point of arrest and is a continuing right that may be exercised more than once at any subsequent time.[350] The Inquiry supports this interpretation.[351]
Recommendation 226 The national standards for juvenile justice should provide that a child suspected of committing an offence should have a statutory right to access legal advice prior to police interview and that police must inform young people of this right at the time of apprehension. Duty solicitor schemes should be appropriately resourced to enable practitioners to meet with their child clients before the first court appearance.
After charge
18.154 Young people should also have adequate access to legal advice during any bail applications,[352] during the period leading up to their first court appearance and in court.
18.155 Most young people are represented by duty solicitors attached to the children's court. Duty solicitors are either legal aid lawyers or members of the private profession who are contracted to provide the service by the relevant legal aid commission.[353] Currently, duty solicitors often do not have the opportunity to take adequate instructions from children. Generally the first time they have contact with a child is on the morning of the hearing. There are several reasons for this. Many young people do not realise that they are entitled to seek legal advice prior to a court appearance and would be well advised to do so. Duty solicitors generally do not have the time to seek out children before the hearing. Some commentators consider that the low status traditionally accorded to children's work impedes the effective representation of young people in criminal matters.[354] It can also affect the resources allocated.
18.156 The duty solicitor scheme should be supplemented by a 24 hour freecall youth legal advice telephone service in each jurisdiction. The service could be linked to the more general youth advice telephone service proposed at recommendation 11. It should be staffed by practitioners with specific training in children's matters.[355] The service should be advertised through wallet sized cards distributed through schools and youth centres and through a special Streetwize comic.[356] The availability of specialised legal advice in this way should greatly improve children's understanding of their legal rights and responsibilities while also reducing some of the demands on duty solicitors.
18.157 Some government and police submissions opposed the establishment of a youth advice line on the basis that it would be too costly.[357] The savings to legal aid and the long term savings to the community that will arise from a better informed youth population should outweigh this concern. The proposed youth telephone advice service is supported by a number of community and peak groups and by young people.[358]
Recommendation 227 Confidential legal advice, with the capacity for trained interpreter assistance, should be available to young people 24 hours a day through a freecall youth telephone advice service. This service should be staffed by practitioners with specific training and experience in dealing with children's matters.
Implementation. The Attorney-General should seek the agreement through SCAG of all States and Territories to the immediate establishment of such a service in each jurisdiction.
[340] '…from the available statistical evidence it is clear that, typically, children's hearings proceed by way of a guilty plea…': N Naffine 'Children in the Children's Court' (1992) 6 International Journal of Law and the Family 76, 85; C Cunneen & R White Juvenile Justice: An Australian Perspective Oxford University Press Melbourne 1995, 218–219.
[341] See eg Community Legal Centres Minutes of Meeting Melbourne 28 May 1996.
[342] See para 18.104.
[343] s 23G(1)(b).
[344] Summary Offences Act 1953 (SA) s 79A(1)(b)(i); Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) s 464C(1)(b).
[345] eg Children (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 (NSW) s 13(1)(a)(iv).
[346] Alice Springs Focus Group 19 July 1996.
[347] Darwin Focus Group 15 July 1996.
[348] eg Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations IP Submission 41; Youth & Family Service IP Submission 158; Disability Services Office IP Submission 205; Law Society of NSW IP Submission 209; Townsville Community Legal Service DRP Submission 46; Qld Police Service DRP Submission 56; Juvenile Justice Advisory Council of NSW DRP Submission 53; NSW Ombudsman DRP Submission 80; NSW Youth Justice Coalition DRP Submission 91. cf NT Government DRP Submission 71.
[349] See National Legal Aid DRP Submission 58.
[350] Shaw v R (1991) 57 A Crim R 425, 447.
[351] See D Sandor DRP Submission 30.
[353] In some other Australian jurisdictions, such as family law, there are training prerequisites for legal practitioners: see para 13.130.
[354] See eg N Naffine 'Children in the Children's Court' (1992) 6International Journal of Law and the Family 76, 86–88.
[355] Such a service could be achieved by expanding the telephone advice function of the various legal aid commissions: Legal Aid & Family Services, Attorney General's Dept DRP Submission 83. Additional funding to these bodies would be required.
[356] See fn 69 above.
[357] Qld Police Service DRP Submission 56; WA Ministry of Justice DRP Submission 73.
[358] eg Townsville Community Legal Service DRP Submission 46; Juvenile Justice Advisory Council of NSW DRP Submission 53; National Children's and Youth Law Centre DRP Submission 59; Federation of Community Legal Centres (Vic) DRP Submission 72; NSW Youth Justice Coalition DRP Submission 91; Tranby College Focus Group 10 June 1997.


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SpaceX transferred start of Falcon 9
Date: 7 months ago 2018-12-19 19:00 Category: Space
Missile launch with the satellite had to take place on December 18. However in seven minutes prior to start because of the found anomaly it was cancelled. For technical reasons start of the carrier rocket Falcon 9 with the satellite of a system of global positioning of the third generation of GPS III U.S. Air Force, is cancelled, the developer company of the SpaceX rocket reported. Start was planned to be carried out today, on December 19, from Cape Canaveral launch site, "Today's attempt of start of the GPS III satellite of a mission of SV01 is cancelled to continue studying of the reasons of emergency indications of sensors at the first step of the carrier rocket. We will report about new date of start after completion of works", - it is said in the statement of SpaceX. As it was reported, missile launch with the satellite had to take place on December 18. However in seven minutes prior to start because of the found anomaly it was cancelled. SpaceX transferred it next day and in three hours prior to start reported about new cancellation. News from the Correspondent.netv of Telegram. Subscribe for our https://t.me/korrespondentnet channel
URL: http://newswell.info/articles/spacex_transferred_start_of_falcon_9
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SM2703 – Creative Media Colloquium
First colloquium: September 5 at 4pm with Ryohei Nakatsu & Naoko Tosa
Posted on August 26, 2018 by krocow
For our first colloquium, held on 05 Sep 2018 (Wednesday), we will have Adjunct Professor, Kyoto University &Former Professor, National University of Singapore Ryohei Nakatsu and artist Naoko Tosa to give a joined talk on the topic "What Kind of Change Would We Face in the 21st Century?" followed by "Invisible Beauty 福"
The talk will be started at 4:00 pm in M6094 Future Cinema Studio.
Date: 05 Sep 2018 (Wednesday)
Venue: M6094 Future Cinema Studio, Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, 18 Tat Hong Avenue, Kowloon Tong
First topic: What Kind of Change Would We Face in the 21st Century?
Speaker: Ryohei Nakatsu
As AI and Information Technology are advancing rapidly, it is expected that the technological singularity would come around 2045 when the capability of AI would surpass all aspect of human intelligence. In the basis of this hypothesis, there is the Western belief initiated by Plato that logical thinking is the basis of human intelligence. We have believed that this belief should be the guiding principle even in the 21st century. However, recently several new phenomena such as the election of Trump to the US president and Brexit occur that conflict with this principle and therefore could not be expected by most people. What is happening? This is a very important question to think and decide the future direction of Singapore as well as Japan. I will talk about this in my presentation.
Ryohei Nakatsu received the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electronic engineering from Kyoto University in 1969, 1971 and 1982 respectively. After joining NTT in 1971, he mainly worked on speech recognition technology. In 1994, he joined ATR (Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute) as Director of ATR Media Integration & Communications Research Laboratories. In 2002 he became Professor at School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University. Since March 2008 until December 2014 he was Professor at National University of Singapore (NUS) and Director of Interactive & Digital Media Institute (IDMI) at NUS. Now he is serving as Adjunct Professor at Kyoto University Design School. His research interests include interactive media, entertainment technologies and communication robot/agent. He received in 1996 the best paper award from the IEEE International Conference on Multimedia, in 1999, 2000 and 2001, the best paper awards from Virtual Reality Society of Japan, and in 2000 the best paper award from Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence. Also, he received in 2010 IEEE Kansai Section medal, in 2011 IEEE Virtual Reality Service Award and in 2012 IFIP TC14 Contribution Award. He is a fellow of the IEEE since 2001 and a life fellow since 2014. Also, he is a fellow of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers Japan (IEICE-J) since 2001 and Virtual Reality Society of Japan since 2012. Also, he is a honorary member of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence.
For more information on Ryohei Nakatsu and future colloquium sessions, please visit https://sm2703.wordpress.com/
Second topic: Invisible Beauty 福
Speaker: Naoko Tosa
Whitestone Gallery Hong Kong is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Japanese artist Naoto Tosa. A pioneering media artist, Tosa is internationally renowned for her use of cutting-edge technology to produce works that channel traditional Japanese culture. Curated by Junji Ito, the exhibition showcases innovative media works from series such as 'Sound of Ikebana', 'Genesis' and 'Space Flower' as well as a new series entitled 'Four Gods'. These works will be presented alongside a selection of her digital photographs. The show combines art and science to capture the invisible beauty of the world we live in.
Tosa's 1985 video artwork, entitled 'An Expression', features sound she generated using a light sensor which read the brightness of a TV monitor. It broke new ground for video artwork and was acquired by MOMA New York. Tosa's most celebrated creation, 'Sound of Ikebana' (Ikebana, 生け花, means flower arrangement in Japanese) is an extension of this previous work. She passes sound vibrations through coloured fluids like paints and oils and captures the mesmerising movement of colours via high-speed camera. The organic, elegant movements are displayed in colours and textures carefully selected according to cultural and historical colour iconography. 'Sound of Ikebana' was projected on the exterior wall of Art Science Museum in Singapore in 2014 and on large screens in Times Square, New York in 2017 in partnership with the Japan Society Gallery and Time Square Arts.
While maintaining her Japanese aesthetics, Tosa explores the origin of all life with 'Genesis'. By capturing the movement and interaction of Japanese ink and dry ice bubbles inside a highly viscous fluid, she re-creates the fluctuating but alluring moment of creation itself. The artist explains it is a "hyper-natural form of art" that is too complicated to grasp and can only be captured using a high-speed camera.
Tosa's 'Space Flower' series is an homage to Rimpa, a historical school of Japanese painting founded in Kyoto in the 17th century. Dramatic composition, luxurious use of precious substances like gold and pearls and backgrounds of gold leaf are common features of Rimpa. The 'Space Flower' series combines references from Rimpa painting even though the subject matter is drawn from subjects ranging from Japanese Oiran (a traditional courtesan) to jungles in space. Two works from the series, 'Thunder God' and 'Wind God' are Tosa's homage to Sotatsu Tawaraya's famous piece 'Wind God and Thunder God.'
Tosa's latest series of work, 'Four Gods' focuses on four mythological creatures from Chinese constellations, the Blue Dragon, Red Phoenix, Blue Turtle and White Tiger. The four creatures each represent a direction, a season, and also elements of life such as wood, fire, metal and water. The creatures are culturally important in China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam, and are portrayed as guardians of the people in ancient relics found throughout the region and in Feng shui. The concept of 'Four Gods' emerged in Tosa's digital artwork at the Yeosu Marine Expo (Korea) in 2012 and was later honoured by the Expo committee.
This is the first time the artist will introduce a new series of works in a gallery space. Whitestone Gallery Hong Kong will transform itself into a multimedia environment for this exhibition, with high-tech equipment generously provided by TELMIC Corp allowing Tosa's work to be experienced in the most dynamic manner possible. Tosa Naoko: Invisible Beauty 福, will be on view from 4 August to 2 September 2018.
About Naoko Tosa
Naoko Tosa is an internationally renowned Japanese media artist. After receiving PhD from the University of Tokyo, she was artist fellow at the Centre for Advanced Visual Studies at MIT from 2002 to 2004. Currently she is a professor at Kyoto University. Her artworks have been focusing the expression of Japanese tradition and culture utilizing technology. She exhibited her artworks at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the New York Metropolitan Art Museum, ARS Electronica, etc. In 1997, the L'Oreal Grand Prix awarded her art and science first prize. In 2012 she exhibited her artwork on LED screen of 250mx30m at Yeosu Expo in Korea. She has been appointed by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan as a Japan Cultural Envoy 2016. Museum Collection: The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The National Museum of Art, Osaka/Japan, The Museum of Modern Art, Toyama/Japan, Nagoya City Art Museum, Nagoya/Japan, and Takamatsu City Museum of Art, Takamatsu/Japan
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Lit City Blues
"In the beginning, the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move."
Adopt-A-Team 2016-2017: Eredivise Edition
I love soccer. It's not exactly a secret to anyone that gets to know me a little bit. I love Arsenal, I'm still pondering an MLS team to support. I'll sit down with a Bundesliga game when one's on. I love Men In Blazers. It's my sport! But the more I watch soccer and plug into it as best I can, the more I realize that some leagues get more love than others, so that's when I had a thought.
What about exploring some leagues that maybe aren't quite as prominent as say the Premier League, La Liga or the Bundesliga? Why don't I pick a league, pick a team and follow them for a season- in other words: go down the rabbit hole and see where it takes me?
Thus was born Adopt-A-Team!* And because, well, I have a great affection for the Dutch and their football, I figured why not start with the Eredivise!
So, I looked at the latest Eredivise table, wrote down every team playing in the top flight of Dutch football on little, teeny scraps of paper and put them all in a bowl, like this:
Then, I got Little Man to stop watching Paw Patrol for a second and come and pick out a scrap of paper and you know what he drew:
N.E.C Nijmegen! Currently, they're sitting at 1-2-0 on the season and with 5 points, they're at a solid 7th in the table. I did a little exploration to get to know N.E.C. and you know what? I sort of like what I see. First of all, there's the name: N.E.C. stands for Nijmegen Eendracht Combinatie, which sounds pretty metal. Or maybe like a distant cousin of a band like Kraftwerk. Second of all, there's the origin story- at least the Wikipedia version of the origin. Basically, the club started in Nijmegen Lower City, where the poorest people live. A bunch of boys from downtown played football everyday on the streets and on November 15th, 1900 they decided to start their own football club. No one helped them and the fee was two cents a week. They started out with just the name Eendracht and after a few years playing other teams from Nijmegen they were crowned champions of the local association and won promotion to the lower divisions.
Then they got serious about things and in April 1910, merged with a nearby club called Nijmegen and thus, Nijmegen Eendracht Combinatie was born! Let's see where they go this season!
*I had originally conceived this idea as a Podcast Segment, but since I have no idea when or even if I might get around to launching a podcast, I figured why not give it a go in written form and see how it goes?
Netflix & Chill #86: The Great Hack/The Social Dilemma
Election season means that we're treated to a lot of talk about 'election interference' and that means that the streaming services of your choice have dropped a relevant documentary or two and sure enough, Netflix has two ready to go that deal with more or less similar topics, so I decided to watch them both. One of the weird things about 2020 is that so many things have happened the year that other things that were a big deal at the time either fade from your memory entirely or just get lost in the distant memories of that time before this decades long year. The Cambridge Analytica scandal was kicking around a little bit since 2015-- when The Guardian noted that they were harvesting data from millions- yes millions of Facebook accounts without their consent to build big data analytics for Ted Cruz's campaign for President in 2016. It should therefore be no surprise to anyone that they switched teams in short order, helped the Trump Campaign and then went on to work on
Tiki Tuesday #3: Jungle Bird
Well, I didn't expect to find it so soon, but I think I've found it: a tiki drink that isn't really my cup of tea- and that's the Jungle Bird. I didn't pull the recipe out of Smuggler's Cove this time, so I can't guarantee that there aren't key differences that might change my opinion on this drink, but I did find a recipe on Liquor.com that seems to be pretty standard across the internet: 1.5 oz dark rum 0.75 oz Campari 0.50 oz Demerara syrup 1.5 oz fresh pineapple juice 0.50 oz fresh lime juice 1. Fill a mixing glass three-quarters with ice, and add all of the ingredients. 2. Shake until chilled for about 30 seconds. 3. Strain into a rocks glass over ice cubes or one large piece of ice and add the garnish. (Which in this case is a pineapple wedge.) Created in 1978 at the Aviary Bar of the Kuala Lumpur Hilton ( which is still there today and getting really good reviews on Tripadvisor, if you happen to be in Malaysia anytime soon .) the Jungle Bird is p
Serial Saturday #11: A Bookstore In Matsu
Please enjoy Part 11 of Murder In Kinmen , 'A Bookstore In Matsu': Pei-Shan's irritation at the world, in general, seemed to be a constant companion these days and the trip to Matsu followed by the exhaustive process of finding a rental car and then directions to the bookstore had neither improved her mood nor lessened her irritation by one iota. As she crested a hell at the north end of the island, she began to swear. "Great! It's a dead-end and there's still no sign of this damn place." She sighed. There was no other choice: she'd have to head back into town- but as she reached the end of the narrow, country lane and began to turn around, she finally saw what she was looking for: a worn, weatherbeaten sign for the bookstore that had been half-hidden by a shrub pointing at a dirt path that sloped down toward the shore. Pei-Shan parked the car off to the side of the road, neither knowing nor caring whether it was an actual parking space or not. She sla
Random musings on a world gone mad with a wife, three children, two cats and one dog in tow...
The Prisoner and The Assassin
The Arrows of Defiance
The Upload Project #1
#IAM911
Boozehound Unfiltered: Drinks By The Dram
This Week In Vexilollogy #183
Bookshot #92: King Charles II
Albums2010 #82: Horses
The Pre-Endorsements: Confronting The Inevitable
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'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' --A Review
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Sensational View! You need to see this to appreciate the distinction of this wonderful scenic view. Second floor residence, both terraces opened to living areas. Parquet flooring in living and dining areas. Kitchen has white painted cabinetry with white counter top. Extended cabinetry gives plenty of storage area. Spacious rooms prove there was no skimping in this generous floorplan. Bar in dining area make entertaining extra easy. Master bath with tub/shower combination and two full wall closets. Bright and cheerful, here is everything you want! Private corner residence. Offered furnished - artwork and personal items excluded.New Clubhouse Is Open! Mandatory membership. Quail Ridge is a private, member-owned community and club. All residents are members of Quail Ridge Country Club and have a choice of either a golf or a social/tennis membership.


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require 'google/api_client'
require 'signet/oauth_2/client'
require 'multi_json'

module OmniAuth
  module Strategies
    ##
    # Authentication strategy for connecting with Google
    class Google
      include OmniAuth::Strategy

      PLUS_PROFILE_SCOPE = 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.me'
      USERINFO_SCOPE = 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile'
      DEFAULT_SCOPE = PLUS_PROFILE_SCOPE

      args [:client_id, :client_secret]

      option :client_options, {}
      option :client_id, nil
      option :client_secret, nil
      option :scope, DEFAULT_SCOPE
      option :refresh_token, nil
      option :api_key, nil

      def client
        @client ||= (begin
          client = ::Google::APIClient.new(options.client_options)
          client.key = options.api_key
          if request.ip != '127.0.0.1'
            client.user_ip = request.ip
          end
          if client.authorization.kind_of?(::Signet::OAuth2::Client)
            client.authorization.client_id = options.client_id
            client.authorization.client_secret = options.client_secret
            client.authorization.scope = options.scope
            client.authorization.refresh_token = options.refresh_token
            client.authorization.redirect_uri = redirect_uri
          end
          client
        end)
      end

      def redirect_uri
        full_host + script_name + callback_path
      end

      def profile_data
        if skip_info?
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            "Profile data is not available when the :skip_info option is set."
        end
        @profile_data ||= (begin
          if client.authorization.scope.include?(PLUS_PROFILE_SCOPE)
            plus = client.discovered_api('plus', 'v1')
            result = client.execute(plus.people.get, {'userId' => 'me'})
            result.data
          elsif client.authorization.scope.include?(USERINFO_SCOPE)
            result = client.execute(
              :uri => 'https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/userinfo'
            )
            result.data
          else
            raise ArgumentError,
              "Profile data is not available without requesting " +
              "the '#{USERINFO_SCOPE}' scope."
          end
        end)
      end

      uid do
        if client.authorization.id_token
          client.authorization.decoded_id_token['id']
        elsif client.authorization.access_token && !skip_info? &&
            (client.authorization.scope.include?(PLUS_PROFILE_SCOPE) ||
            client.authorization.scope.include?(USERINFO_SCOPE))
          # This is just relying on the fact that both profile formats store
          # the ID in the same field.
          profile_data.to_hash['id']
        elsif skip_info?
          raise ArgumentError,
            "ID token was missing and the :skip_info option was set, " +
            "preventing the use of an automatic API call fallback."
        else
          raise ArgumentError,
            "User ID is not available without requesting " +
            "the '#{USERINFO_SCOPE}' scope."
        end
      end

      info do
        prune!(profile_data.to_hash)
      end

      credentials do
        hash = {'token' => client.authorization.access_token}
        if client.authorization.refresh_token
          hash.merge!('refresh_token' => client.authorization.refresh_token)
        end
        if client.authorization.id_token
          hash.merge!('id_token' => client.authorization.id_token)
          # TODO(bobaman): This should maybe attempt to verify the ID token.
          hash.merge!(
            'decoded_id_token' => client.authorization.decoded_id_token
          )
        end
        # Token expiration data should not be relied upon. Only the
        # error for invalid_credentials can be trusted.
        if client.authorization.expires_in
          hash.merge!('expires_in' => client.authorization.expires_in)
        end
        if client.authorization.issued_at
          hash.merge!('issued_at' => client.authorization.issued_at)
        end
        prune!(hash)
      end

      extra do
        prune!({
          'profile' => (!skip_info? ? profile_data : nil),
          'client' => client
        })
      end

      def request_phase
        redirect client.authorization.authorization_uri.to_s
      end

      def callback_phase
        if request.params['error'] || request.params['error_reason']
          raise CallbackError.new(
            request.params['error'],
            request.params['error_description'] ||
              request.params['error_reason'],
            request.params['error_uri']
          )
        end
        if request.params['code']
          client.authorization.code = request.params['code']
        end
        client.authorization.fetch_access_token!
        super
      rescue ::Signet::UnsafeOperationError => e
        fail!(:unsafe_operation, e)
      rescue ::Signet::AuthorizationError, CallbackError => e
        fail!(:invalid_credentials, e)
      rescue ::MultiJson::DecodeError, ::Signet::ParseError => e
        fail!(:invalid_response, e)
      rescue ::Timeout::Error, ::Errno::ETIMEDOUT => e
        fail!(:timeout, e)
      end

    protected
      # An error that is indicated in the OAuth 2.0 callback.
      # This could be a `redirect_uri_mismatch` or other
      class CallbackError < StandardError
        attr_accessor :error, :error_reason, :error_uri

        def initialize(error, error_reason=nil, error_uri=nil)
          self.error = error
          self.error_reason = error_reason
          self.error_uri = error_uri
        end
      end
    private
      def prune!(hash)
        hash.delete_if do |_, value|
          prune!(value) if value.is_a?(Hash)
          value.nil? || (value.respond_to?(:empty?) && value.empty?)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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Direction (Q. 1 - 5): The following passage has been jumbled with its sentences not in a logical order. Using your knowledge related to grammar, usage, etc, choose the correct option so that this passage forms a correct structure.
A. It is red and golden.
C It detaches itself with a little plopping sound from its place high up in the tree.
D. The sun catches it and it glitters with mist and dew.
E It plunges straight down through the trees and then hesitates and hovers for a while just below the lowest branches.
F. It now descends in a leisurely arc and lingers for another moment before it finally settles on the ground.
Which of the following will be the FIRST sentence of the passage?
Which of the following will be the SECOND sentence of the passage?
Whihc of the following will be the LAST sentence of the passage ?
Which of the following will be the THIRD sentence of the passage ?
Which of the following will be the FIFTH sentence of the passage ?
Direction (Q. 6 - 10): In the following questions, some idioms / phrase have been given. You have to find out their correct meaning in the context of the sentence which they are used in.
They have managed to patch up their differences.
Who has rattled his cage ?
She cut a sorry figure before her friends.
I don't know what all the furs is about ?


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Q: How to do pending spec inside Yesod specs I'm new to Yesod and I'm trying to add a pending spec within a withApp block (at the moment I'm just trying to modify the spec generated by the Yesod scaffholding).
the code looks like :
appSpec :: Spec
   appSpec :: withApp $ do
     describe "getMyHandlerR" $ do
       it "todo" $ do
          pending
But I got the following error message :
Couldn't match type '(App, wai-3.2.0:Network.Wai.Middleware)'
               with '()'
Expected type: SpecWith (TestApp App)
  Actual type: SpecWith (Arg Expectation)
In a stmt of a 'do' block: it "todo" $ do { pending }
In the second argument of '($)', namely
  'do { it "todo" $ do { pending } }'
In a stmt of a 'do' block:
  describe "upload a file without error"
  $ do { it "todo" $ do { pending } }

If I remove the withApp everything works. I understand withApp is changing somehow the expected type but how come describe and it have the correct type whereas pending doesn't ?

A: Copying my comment to an answer:
I think you just need to throw away the TestApp App argument via:
it "todo" $ \_ -> pending

or
it "todo" $ const pending

Wouldn't it be worth doing adding a ypending or equivalent?

Sounds like a good idea to me, I've actually never personally used pending which is why I'd never thought of it. Would you be able to send a PR to get that included?

A: This works like a charm for me with latest Yesod:
it "should x" $ do
  liftIO pending

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Fan To James Hahn Before NoTrust Open Playoff: "It's Dustin Johnson, Paul Casey and some other guy."
Can Retief Goosen Survive One More Day Of Riviera's Major Test?
Time For Our First Thomas-Spieth Mega-Millennial Match-Up?
The 2015 NoTrust Open Is Ready And Set For Riviera!
With the demise of the WGC Match Play as a February event, the 2015 Northern Trust Open field at Riviera took a noticeable star power hit.
In 2014, with the match play the week after the Northern Trust Open, the field included 16 of the world's top 30 and 26 of the top 50.
This year, it's 11 of the world top 30 are in the field and 18 of the top 50.
SB Nation has a nice round up of viewing times and tournament notes.
I discussed Riviera's history with Matt Ginella on Wednesday's Morning Drive.
Earlier in the week we talked Riviera's design.
As always, the 10th hole is receiving much attention and now gets long overdue "Live@" coverage starting at 7 am PT and going all day.
Here's the link. DirecTV subscribers can also watch the coverage all four days on their televisions (the PGA Tour and DirecTV just re-upped for give years).


This Naugatuck resident's roof had a ton of shingles ripped off their roof due to some crazy storms. A team member of Built Right, thankfully, saw the damage and told the home owner what we could do for them. Not only can we replace their roof but we could also get their insurance company to pay for it since the damage was a caused by a storm. Once the home owner agreed, everything went perfectly and Built Right installed their new roof with the insurance company paying for most of it!


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Shaina Stamp is a senior majoring in agricultural and resource economics. She studied in Spain last summer and gained experience working with the Spanish Olive Oil Interprofessional. She expects to graduate in the fall of 2019 and hopes to combine her passion for environmental sustainability with her interest in business management while incorporating her creative side.
What attracted you to UConn? I was attracted to UConn because of the applied and resource economics major. I initially began my college career in North Carolina studying environmental science as I yearned to help the environment, but I wanted more. I also wanted to work with people and find a way to incorporate my creative strengths in art and writing, so I continued searching for my passion. While I was taking classes at Western Connecticut State University, I found a degree that offered me exactly what I wanted at UConn.
I was delighted to find applied and resource economics as a possible major and little did I know it was offered right in my home state, Connecticut. I had never considered the importance of economics, business objectives and policy in advocating for the environment. I applied to the program immediately and, for the first time in my college career, quickly fell in love with what I was studying.
What is your major, and why did you choose it? I am an applied and resource economics major with a concentration in environmental economics and policy and a minor in business and marketing. I chose my major because of an experience I had during my time off from being a full-time student in college. During this time, I worked in retail and food service where I saw an immense amount of edible food waste and overall poor waste management practices that was occurring. I was shocked, not only by the environmental repercussions but also the consequences it had to revenue, as each night the business was recording losses that sometimes rivaled sales.
The morality of throwing out edible food while people went to bed hungry was something that actively bothered me while working in this job. The losses also shocked me. I wondered, how do they know that it's still worth it to sell this product? How do they manage their inventory so that every month their profit is greater than their losses? How do they ensure profitability, when on some nights losses in hot food sales are greater than sales? This was something I had never actively thought about, and I began to try to come up with solutions. I searched online for a program that could help me understand and better tackle these problems, and I found the applied and resource economics program here at UConn and applied immediately.
Which one of your UConn activities, internships or jobs was the most memorable? Why? I went to Spain to study the business of agriculture in the Mediterranean over the summer. I was an intern at The Olive Oil Interprofessional, which is a non-profit group that is funded by the European Union's subsidies for agricultural marketing with the intent of increasing revenue for agricultural products in Europe and supporting farmers. The whole experience was stimulating for me.
I got to work with a lot of artisanal and sustainable producers and better understand the challenges of working in agriculture in all aspects of the value chain. I learned about the difficulties that Spain's economy is currently facing and about the EU's agricultural regulations and standards. In addition, I had an immersive Spanish language experience and experienced an entirely new culture.
I lived in two different apartments in Spain for one month each, studying for one month and working in Madrid for another month. I then traveled throughout Europe for a few weeks independently before coming back to UConn this year. It was indeed a life-changing experience for me, and it has made me so excited about the field I have entered. I am also very eager to travel more, continue my studies and, hopefully, work internationally.
What was the biggest challenge in your UConn career? When I transferred to UConn, I was already almost a junior. The transition to UConn as someone who was older and starting new was challenging at first. Previously, I had been a commuter student for nearly a year, and the school I attended in North Carolina as a freshman only had 800 students.
I decided to fully commit myself to my studies because I finally really loved what I was studying. Sometimes this was isolating. A year later, my hard work paid off. I earned the scholarship that allowed me to participate in the summer program to Spain and a job working for my department.
Along the way I have made some good friends almost without effort, most of them coming from the close community that you can find within The College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. I have seen that UConn stimulates me in ways that have resulted in an immense amount of growth. Even though I am challenged continuously here at UConn, the University also provides the resources I need to overcome these challenges such as office hours, student services, discussions and seminars, job opportunities, etc.
When do you expect to graduate? What then? I hope to graduate in the fall of 2019. Following graduation, I will pursue a job in business management or marketing for a business that values sustainable practices. By entering the workforce right away, I will be able to save up and pay off my student loans. This will give me a better idea if I like public administration or business administration better. Then, I plan to pursue a graduate degree in one of these two fields.
This entry was posted in Economics, Stories, Students.
Excellent article. Kudos to Mr. Krumel for asking the right questions and eliciting the responses.


GALLERIES CLOSED FOR SPRING BREAK!
ALL Galleries are CLOSED for regular visitation hours March 16-24 for SPRING BREAK.
The University Gallery and Electronic Gallery will resume regular gallery visitation hours on Monday, March 25. Our Downtown location WILL host a special Youth Workshop on Saturday, March 23 and regular gallery visitation hours will resume on Tuesday, March 26.
Please join us for any of our current exhibitions or upcoming events after the Break!
METHODS, SU Art Faculty Exhibition, Downtown Gallery, through March 30.
CULTURED, SU Alumni Exhibition, University Gallery, through April 13.
Sabrina Ratté: SHIFTING LANDSCAPES, Electronic Gallery, through March 29. Artist talk on March 28 at 5:30pm in TE 156.
March 23 & 30. More info and sign up at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/youth-installation-workshop-shape-and-color-tickets-57999158043.
UNDERCURRENTS 01, Spring Festival celebrating underground art and culture on the shore, Downtown Gallery, April 6.


We are pleased to announce our Spring 2019 Internship Program. We are are offering six internship positions, and we are accepting applications until Dec 8th, 2018.
Do you want to help make a difference in our food, farming, and health systems in Wisconsin? Do you want to build sustainable, healthy, resilient, and equitable food and farming systems? Apply today to join our team!
UW Students can apply online via the Handshake program (offered through your school's career services office). Or you can apply by emailing a cover letter and resume to Jessica Jane Spayde at WiLocalFoodNet@gmail.com.


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Cretel developes and manufacturers ergonomically design skinning machines for fish, meat and poultry as well as of industrial washing and drying systems for a wide range of products such as boxes, crates, pallets, bins and containers.
Cretel is a family-owned business, founded by Jérome Cretel in 1972. Thanks to its strong and advanced R&D policy, Cretel has become an authority in the field of skinning and derinding machines in just two decades.
Cretel owes its privileged market position to its ability to develop a standard range of products and tailor-made solutions. Besides the production of machinery for the food industry, Cretel also makes available its technical expertise to customers for customized projects in the stainless steel industry.
Furthermore, all of Cretel's equipment meets the highest EC-requirements.
On 10th November 2011, the ATS Group acquired the companies Cretel and Induwash. The ATS Group, with headquarters based in Merelbeke, is a multidisciplinary group of companies with over 600 employees and a consolidated turnover of 112 million.