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Q: React problem with array - component not loading? For some reason, my the boolean only returns the URL's the component is being ignored.. but I don't know why can someone help?
I want to return the Component inside the loop.. but nothing happens?
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import AwesomeSlider from 'react-awesome-slider';
import 'react-awesome-slider/dist/styles.css';
import 'bootstrap-4-grid/scss/grid.scss';

class Slider extends Component {

    render() {

        let showSlides = true;
        let images;

        if(showSlides) {
            images = [
                require('images/slider/1.jpg'),
                require('images/slider/2.jpg'),
                require('images/slider/3.jpg'),
                require('images/slider/4.jpg')
            ];

            <AwesomeSlider>
            {
                images.map(function(image){
                    return

                })
            }
            </AwesomeSlider>
        }

        return (

                            {images}

        );
    }
}

export default Slider;

A: You are not rendering the AwesomeSlider, it gets executed in your if statement, but never returned. you only return the array of images.
you could do something like:
class Slider extends Component {

  render() {

    let showSlides = true;
    let images;

    if(showSlides) {
      images = [
        require('images/slider/1.jpg'),
        require('images/slider/2.jpg'),
        require('images/slider/3.jpg'),
        require('images/slider/4.jpg')
      ];
    }

    return (

              {
                (images && showSlides) &&
                <AwesomeSlider>
                  {
                    images.map(function(image){
                      return

                    })
                  }
                </AwesomeSlider>
              }

    );
  }
}

export default Slider;

My react being a little rusty. take a look at React Conditional Rendering
Also, having the images load inside the render function may not be the best idea, since they will be required every single time there is a change in the component, even if it has nothing to do with images.


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Fully functional pancreatic beta cells created from stem cells for the first time
By Jenny KliverMarch 10, 2022CRG
• A new study in Nature Biotechnology demonstrates, for the first time, that stem cells can form cells that closely mimic the structure and function of normal pancreatic islets.
• The researchers transplanted the stem cell–derived beta cells into mice and showed they can effectively manage glucose metabolism, "even better than the pancreatic islets isolated from organ donors".
• Diego Balboa, first author of the paper and researcher at the BIST centre CRG says treating diabetes patients with these type of cells is "no longer in the realms of science fiction".
Insulin is a vital hormone produced by pancreatic beta cells. Type 1 diabetes is caused by the destruction of these cells, which results in patients having to replace the lost insulin with multiple daily injections.
Insulin secretion can be restored in diabetic patients by transplanting beta cells isolated from the pancreas of a brain dead organ donor. However, this treatment has not been widely introduced, since cells from at least two donors are needed to cure one diabetic.
For a long time, attempts have been made to produce functional beta cells from stem cells, which could make this treatment increasingly common. However, the beta cells produced from stem cells have so far been immature, with poorly regulated insulin secretion. This may be a partial explanation for why no breakthroughs have been achieved in the clinical trials based on immature cells ongoing in the United States.
A research group headed by Professor Timo Otonkoski at the University of Helsinki, and carried out in collaboration with EMBO Postdoctoral Fellow Diego Balboa at the BIST centre CRG, previously a PhD student in Professor Otonkoski's lab, has carried out pioneering efforts to optimise the functionality of pancreatic cells produced from stem cells.
In a study published in Nature Biotechnology, the group has demonstrated, for the first time, that stem cells can form cells that closely mimic normal pancreatic islets, in terms of both structure and function.
"In our study, insulin secretion was regulated as usual in cells, and the cells responded to changes in the glucose level even better than the pancreatic islets isolated from organ donors that were used as controls," says Väinö Lithovius, a member of the research group at the University of Helsinki.
"Our work makes important advances in transfoming stem cells into spare pieces that could be used to replace the failing cells in the human pancreas that cause diabetes. Though there is more work to be done, these findings bring us one step closer to treating diabetes patients with stem-cell derived islet cells, something that is no longer in the realms of science-fiction," says Diego Balboa.
The researchers demonstrated the function of stem cell–derived beta cells in both cell cultures and mice studies. In the latter, the researchers demonstrated that stem cell–derived beta cells transplanted into mice started effectively managing the glucose metabolism of the mice.
"Blood glucose levels are higher in mice than in humans, roughly 8–10 millimolar. After the cell transplantation, the level decreased to that seen in humans, roughly 4–5 millimolar. It remained at this level, proving that the stem cell–derived transplant was capable of regulating blood glucose levels in mice," says University of Helsinki researcher Jonna Saarimäki-Vire, who was responsible for the cell transplantation.
The survey of beta cell function now published is the most comprehensive in the field: in addition to insulin secretion, the researchers investigated the functionality of systems that regulate insulin secretion, including metabolism and ion channels, also connecting the findings to gene expression occurring during development.
According to Diego Balboa, the stem cell-derived islets will also be useful to study the disease mechanisms behind diabetes. "We can generate millions of these cells in vitro in the lab and ask questions about what genes and cell machinery make the cells fail, helping us unravel the precise molecular causes of diabetes. We could also use the cells to explore the effects of potential new drugs to treat diabetes."
"Our study will help further improve the production of stem cell islets, which will make it easier to utilise them in disease modelling and cell therapies," concludes Timo Otonkoski.
Learn more on the CRG website.

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Gore Canyon park dedication floats whitewater enthusiasts' boats
Marissa Lorenz
Special to the Sky-Hi News
A kayaker heads out to play in the newly christened Gore Cayon Whitewater Park on Monday.
Caroline Bradford |
More than 100 people gathered at the Pumphouse Recreation area south of Kremmling on Monday, July 13, for the official ribbon-cutting of the newly opened Gore Canyon Whitewater Park.
The park, completed in March, consists of a man-made underwater structure that creates a series of waves stretching across the Upper Colorado River. The resulting "park and play" area offers a space for kayakers, stand-up paddle boarders and other whitewater enthusiasts to cycle through the waves repeatedly or to continue downstream.
It is the fruition of a five-month-long construction project, designed by Jason Carey of RiverRestoration and built by Bryan Kissner and Kissner Construction. And Monday was an idyllic day to revel in its completion.
Attendees gathered at the popular recreation area, standing on the new observation deck and watching kayakers try out the waves. Carey and his kayak tried out the product of his own design for the first time, joined by Hattie Johnson, RiverRestoration's landscape architect on the project. Bradley Hilton of Grand Lake steered his standing paddle board directly into the surf. Fishing boats floated just upstream, pulling fish out of the carefully protected eddy.
However, the whitewater park is merely the physical manifestation of a five-year collaborative effort for legal water rights, fishery protection, and increased recognition and value for non-consumptive water uses in Colorado and the American West.
And it was as much, if not more, the commemoration of this less tangible victory that brought commissioners from Grand, Eagle, and Summit counties together with other invested government employees, water conservationists, water advocates, water planners, water engineers, water attorneys, water recreators, and every other sort of water lover to both celebrate and experience first-hand the success of the Gore Canyon Recreational In-Channel Diversion.
Grand County has been the project lead since its inception in 2010. With support from Commissioners Merrit Linke, James Newberry and then-Commissioner Gary Bumgarner, the county would navigate practical, legal, and funding hurdles. They would be the primary donor, with government and citizens giving over $600,000 toward the $1.7 million project.
It was fitting then that Linke would preside over Monday's ceremony, introducing and expressing gratitude to the project's many partners. Recognized were fellow funders from Eagle County ($349,000), the Colorado Basin Roundtable ($100,000), Colorado Department of Local Affairs ($200,000), and the Colorado Water Conservation Board ($400,000). Other essential supporters such as Summit County, Denver Water, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Forest Service, and American Whitewater were introduced and appreciated.
Representatives from each were invited to speak and all who took up the mic articulated their admiration for the wide-impacting triumph of the project, the successful collaboration behind it, and the rapid time-frame in which it was accomplished.
"Government timelines are like geologic time," joked Linke, "and this was like lightning speed."
"The times they are a changin'," quoted April Montgomery of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, whose $400,000 contribution to the project was their first to be granted to a recreational water right. She praised the project as courageous and said, "It's exciting to be on-board at a time when recreational water rights are being recognized and valued on par with traditional consumptive rights, such as for agriculture and industry."
Eagle County Commissioner Kathy Chandler-Henry picked up on her theme.
"This river is the life-blood of the West, the soul of Colorado, it's history and heritage. The river doesn't care where the boundaries are, the boaters don't care. Eagle County's taxpayer investment was a great expenditure for the RICD, which is critical for scenic and environmental protection and as well as for non-consumptive uses that have not had traditional water rights," she said.
Nathan Fey of American Whitewater, a stakeholder in the Upper Colorado Wild and Scenic River designation and management efforts, explained that the project was praiseworthy for its ability to create a new water feature with a very small ecological footprint.
"Because of the existing recreation area, the park and observation deck do not conflict with the existing uses and can fill a niche for a Class III park in the area," he explained. "Of 28 RICDs in the state, it is the first on the Upper Colorado and the water rights that accompany it will support local industry and protect against the threat of a water call, shepherding the water downstream to maximizing water use throughout the state."
Once introductions, acknowledgments, and remarks were all made, the bevy of water-fans made their way down the newly constructed sandstone steps to the base of the water feature itself. Linke cut the official ribbon and cheers were sent up in salute.
The 100-plus attendees shared in a luncheon provided by Grand County's own Wild Horse Catering. Finally, over 30 people either piled on one of two boats provided by Mad Adventures of Kremmling or got on their own raft, kayak, or standing paddle-board for an enjoyable trip down the Colorado River.
The rafts set off from Launch 1 at Pumphouse and crashed through the water park's waves, joined by the other whitewater enthusiasts who had been surfing the park. The warm sunny day, barring a few obligatory Colorado rain drops, provided a perfect backdrop for bouncing over rapids, jumping into the water, watching majestic bald eagles, and learning more about the Colorado River itself.
"It is a beautiful setting for such a great activity," said Helen Stratakes who, with her husband Glenn were visiting from Bristol, Va., and thought the advertised event would be a perfect way to experience Helen's home state of Colorado.
And after learning about the history and the project that culminated in the whole exhibit?
"You don't know what you're protecting until you're on it," said Helen, with the perfect summary of everyone's experience. "Everyone should do it at least once."
For more information about the Gore Canyon Recreational In-Channel Diversion project, contact Caroline Bradford, Project Coordinator at CarolineBradford@wildblue.net.
For information about the Pumphouse Recreation Area, or recreating on the Upper Colorado River, contact the Bureau of Land Management, Kremmling Field Office at 970-724-3000. Information on commercial rafting companies can be had by contacting the Kremmling Area Chamber of Commerce at 970-724-3472 or Vail Chamber and Business Association at 970-477-0075.
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Alissa arrives at Disneyland SO READY to get started. Decked out in her Minnie outfit with Mickey under her arm, she is literally bubbling over with anticipation!
Kongo tucks himself into Dumbo's hat for a quick photo op in Fantasyland.
Safe with Dad, Birthday Girl studies dangerous hippos on the Jungle Cruise.
Lots of action in the swirling Teacups!
First day ride list: Tarzan's Tree House, Jungle Cruise, Pirates of the Caribbean, Merry-go-round, Flying Dumbo, Teacups, Disneyland Castle. Also had some Mickey and Minnie sightings and dinner at the Blue Bayou. Oh and the ART shuttle bus to and from the hotel.
Alissa is so cute in her dress, and looks so happy! I wish I could be there!
Big hugs and kisses and Happy Birthday to the sweetest 3 year old on the planet. Tell Alissa that her dress is pretty POOFY so just beware of that crazy ole GOOFY!!!!


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Little Mermaid Opens Friday!
Disney's "The Little Mermaid" will conclude the Cutler Bros.' Summer Theatre season in Deer Lodge as the show kicks off Friday, August 3rd and runs through Sunday, August 19th. "The Little Mermaid, with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater, is based on the Hans Christian Anderson story and the Disney cartoon.
The final Cutler Bros.' show of the summer will see a cast and crew of over 30 individuals. Marquis Dijon Archuleta, of the University of Montana drama department, will play the serious and solemn sea crab Sebastian, while King Triton will be played by Butte's very own Matt Dunbar. Dunbar was last seen on the Motherlode stage as Filthy McNabb the bartender in the original "No Greater Love" last June. He has also played the role of King Triton once before in the Orphan Girl theatre production of "The Little Mermaid."
Kelly Cutler, the show's director, will play the bit role of Chef Louis, and his younger brother Matthew is the Pilot of the ship. Both Cutler brothers also perform many tasks behind the scenes such as lights, sound, and Kelly even plays in the orchestra. The orchestra is live and contains 12 instrumentalists when the entire crew is present. "This show is very tech heavy, and will be fun for any age range," stated the Cutler brothers.
"The Little Mermaid" follows the mermaid Ariel (Kamryn Johnson) on her quest to "do anything to become human." Her fascination with mankind gets the best of her when she sells her voice to the evil sea witch Ursula (Candice O'Brien) but fails to read the contract in its entirety. Ariel now has legs, but must get her prince (Marik Chrisman) to fall in love with her within three days' time. Johnson, O'Brien, and Chrisman are all familiar faces to the Deer Lodge stage.
For more information or to make reservations for "The Little Mermaid" call the Cutler Bros. Box Office at (406) 846-4096. Tickets are $18 for adults and $15 for children 10 and under. This show is not recommended for children under the age of 4. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sunday matinees at 2:00 pm. All performances will take place at the Cutler Bros. Theatre located at 301 Main Street in Deer Lodge. Visit cutlerbros.com for additional information.


In this brand new season of Little Women Atlanta we continue to follow the lives of the bold little women living in Atlanta. Two new ladies; Samantha Ortiz and Tanya Scott join the Southern social scene and the series starts with Tanya inviting the ladies over for a party. Confessions, past lies and baby daddy dramas rear their head this season, as the little women with big personalities navigate the ups and downs of their friendships.


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30/11/2014: Local News In Brief
by CretePost.gr Newsroom · Published November 30, 2014 · Updated November 30, 2014
At the end of the day, the most important news headlines from Crete:
Car accident in Tavronitis junction shortly after 6 p.m. Fortunately, there were no injuries
Two dog friendly beaches in Sfakia, Crete
"Green light" from the Hellenic Competition Commission for the buy of Vidalis Market by INKA
Nails to kill birds in the signs of EFG Eurobank in Chania!
Hounds were found locked in a dark place in Vamos
Events for the 101st anniversary of Crete's Union with Greece
A message to respect nature and the environment was sent by youngsters on Sunday morning, during a tree planting which was held in the park of Chryssi Akti
The Greek-Finnish club of Chania celebrated its 20th birthday on Saturday night
"It is necessary for all political parties to show a national understanding for the election of the new President of the Hellenic Republic", said the President of the Greek Parliament, Mr. Evangelos Meimarakis, who is in Chania for the events for the 101st anniversary of Crete's Union with Greece
Two cruise ships this weekend in Heraklion
Rare video from Liontaria Sq. in Heraklion (1979)
A 4 year old boy was seriously injured on his head. The boy was hit by a car just outside PAGNI Hospital. He was going to visit his mother in the hospital, along with his grandfather
144 immigrants from "Beris" freighter were transferred in Corinthos detention center
PHOTOS: Strong wind caused major damage in Apokoronas
by CretePost.gr Newsroom · Published March 24, 2016
A gunner's diary: Jim Quinn's battle on Crete
by CretePost.gr Newsroom · Published May 31, 2016
Gennaro Gattuso will continue as the head coach of OFI
by CretePost.gr Newsroom · Published October 27, 2014
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Péouvou – szczyt górski we francuskiej części Alp Kotyjskich, w masywie Escreins. Ma wysokość 3232 m n.p.m. Leży w południowej części Parku Regionalnego Queyras, na granicy departamentów Alpy Górnej Prowansji i Alpy Wysokie, w regionie Prowansja-Alpy-Lazurowe Wybrzeże. Péouvou zbudowany jest z dolomitu pochodzącego z piętra górnego triasu – noryku. Skały w obrębie góry są ułożone niemalże pionowo i tworzą wyraźną antyklinę. Wędrówkę na szczyt najłatwiej rozpocząć z doliny Vallée de l'Ubaye, w której położona jest miejscowość Saint-Paul-sur-Ubaye.

Przypisy

Szczyty Alp Kotyjskich
Szczyty Francji

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Levine ist ein Familienname, der ein Patronym zu Levi darstellt.

Varianten
 Levi

Namensträger
 Adam Levine (* 1979), US-amerikanischer Musiker
 Anna Levine (* 1953), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Arnold J. Levine (* 1939), US-amerikanischer Biologe und Krebsforscher
 Beth Levine (1960–2020), US-amerikanische Internistin und Krebsforscherin
 Carin Levine (* um 1955), US-amerikanische Flötistin
 Dan Levine, US-amerikanischer Filmproduzent

 Dov Levine (* 1958), israelisch-amerikanischer Physiker
 Eugen Leviné (1883–1919), deutscher Revolutionär und Politiker (KPD)
 Eva Braun Levine (* 1916), polnische Holocaustüberlebende
 Hank Levine (* 1965), deutscher Filmproduzent, Regisseur und Autor
 Harry G. Levine (* 1945), US-amerikanischer Soziologe
 Henry Levine (1907–1989), britisch-amerikanischer Jazztrompeter
 Irwin Levine (1938–1997), US-amerikanischer Komponist
 Irving R. Levine (1922–2009), US-amerikanischer Journalist und Fernsehmoderator
 Jack Levine (1915–2010), US-amerikanischer Maler
 James Levine (1943–2021), US-amerikanischer Dirigent
 James S. Levine (* 1974), US-amerikanischer Komponist
 Jerome Levine (1937–2006), US-amerikanischer Mathematiker
 Jesse Levine (* 1987), US-amerikanischer Tennisspieler
 Jonathan Levine (* 1976), US-amerikanischer Regisseur und Drehbuchautor
 Joseph Levine (* 1952), US-amerikanischer Philosoph
 Joseph E. Levine (1905–1987), US-amerikanischer Filmproduzent, Filmverleiher und -finanzier
 Ken Levine (* 1966), US-amerikanischer Computerspielentwickler
 Larry Levine (1928–2008), US-amerikanischer Tontechniker
 Les Levine (* 1935), irisch-amerikanischer Video- und Medienkünstler
 Marc Levine (* 1952), US-amerikanischer Mathematiker
 Mark Levine (1938–2022), US-amerikanischer Jazzpianist und -posaunist
 Mel Levine (* 1943), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Michael Levine (* 1939), US-amerikanischer Agent
 Myron M. Levine (* 1944), US-amerikanischer Mediziner
 Nigel Levine (* 1989), britischer Leichtathlet
 Norman Levine (1923–2005), kanadischer Schriftsteller
 Peter A. Levine (* 1942), US-amerikanischer Biophysiker, Psychologe und Trauma-Therapeut

 Rachel Levine (* 1957), US-amerikanische Kinderärztin und Regierungsbeamtin
 Rachmiel Levine (1910–1998), US-amerikanischer Mediziner und Diabetes-Forscher
 Raphael David Levine (* 1938), israelischer Chemiker
 Rhoda Levine, US-amerikanische Opernregisseurin, Choreographin, Autorin und Hochschullehrerin

 Rosa Meyer-Leviné (1890–1979), deutsche Autorin und politische Aktivistin
 Ross Levine (* 1960), US-amerikanischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Rozanne Levine (1945–2013), US-amerikanische Jazzmusikerin und Fotografin
 Samm Levine (* 1982), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Samuel Levine (1903–unbekannt), US-amerikanischer Auftragsmörder
 Samuel H. Levine, US-amerikanischer Film- und Theaterschauspieler
 Sherrie Levine (* 1947), US-amerikanische Fotografin und Konzeptkünstlerin
 Steve Levine, britischer Musikproduzent
 Ted Levine (* 1957), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Toti Levine (* 1959), US-amerikanische Filmproduzentin

Einzelnachweise

Levi
Patronym


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We are pleased to announce that we now have SIGNED copies of the brand new book Photographing North Wales by Simon Kitchin available to buy in the shop.
It contains stunning photography of our beautiful part of the world and many customers have purchased his work from us over the last three years.
We will also be doing book signing session here at PG Framing in the autumn so watch this space.


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Theater season preview: 'American Son,' 'The Cubans' and more 'Miami Motel Stories'
Back in the day, Miami was not exactly an incubator for new plays and musicals. But over time, homegrown playwrights like Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz, Oscar winner Tarell Alvin McCraney, Carbonell Award winners Michael McKeever and Christopher Demos-Brown changed that script, crafting works that attracted regional, national and international attention.
As these and other writers blossomed, South Florida theaters brought greater focus to premiering new works. Those companies and Miami-Dade County's Department of Cultural Affairs launched developmental programs, giving playwrights the opportunity to hone their scripts and theater lovers the chance to be among the first to experience a play that might wind up on Broadway (as Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics," Demos-Brown's "American Son" and McCraney's "Choir Boy" did) or off-Broadway (as McKeever's "Daniel's Husband" and "After" did last season).
Both the Arsht Center-based Zoetic Stage in Miami and Miami New Drama at Miami Beach's Colony Theatre have the nurturing of new work as a key part of their theatrical DNA. But the two companies won't be alone in bringing fresh theater to Miami-Dade stages during the 2019-2020 season. Here's a brief look at some of the key productions on the horizon, in order of their openings.
Christopher Demos-Brown's "American Son," Zoetic Stage at the Arsht Center, Jan. 9-26: Demos-Brown's gut-wrenching play centers on an estranged couple — she's a black psychology professor, he's a white FBI agent — called to a Miami police station in the wee hours after their teenage son has been involved in an "incident" and gone silent. Although the intense, 90-minute drama premiered in Massachusetts, "American Son" was developed in South Florida. Demos-Brown has said he shaped the role of the distraught mother with actress Karen Stephens in mind, and she'll be starring in the Zoetic production opposite Clive Cholerton.
Joseph McDonough's "Ordinary Americans," GableStage at the Biltmore Hotel, Jan. 18-Feb. 16 (joint world premiere with Palm Beach Dramaworks, where it runs Dec. 6-29): Gertrude Berg and Philip Loeb, stars of the classic TV sitcom "The Goldbergs" (it aired from 1949 to 1956), struggle to save their show as McCarthyism and anti-Semitism are on the rise in the early 1950s. The premiere of McDonough's play about courage and the cost of speaking out is a collaborative effort by the two Carbonell Award-winning South Florida companies.
Karen Stephens and Clive Cholerton headline Zoetic Stage's Florida premiere of Christopher Demos-Brown's intense Broadway drama "American Son." Photo courtesy Chris Headshots.
Michael Leon's "The Cubans," Miami New Drama at the Colony Theatre, Jan. 23-Feb. 16: The first play by the actor turned playwright is described as a "poignant, funny" Cuban-American family drama centering on generational dynamics and the struggle for identity.
Aurin Squire's "A Wonderful World," Miami New Drama at the Colony Theatre, March 5-April 5: Squire, a successful playwright and screenwriter, grew up in Opa-locka and co-authored last season's Miami New Drama world premiere of "Confessions of a Cocaine Cowboy" with Billy Corben. This season, Squire has written the book for "A Wonderful World," a world premiere musical about entertainer Louis Armstrong. Using music associated with the jazz legend, Squire brings the perspective of Armstrong's single teenage mother and four wives to his storytelling.
Hannah Benitez's "Gringolandia," Zoetic Stage at the Arsht Center, May 7-24: Actor-playwright Benitez, a New World School of the Arts grad who gave memorable performances in Zoetic Stage's "Fun Home" and GableStage's "Indecent," has written a play about going home again — to Cuba. Set at various places on the island, the story follows a man who goes back in search of a family heirloom after escaping Cuba a half century earlier, his non-Spanish speaking son and daughter in tow. Cultural, sexual and gender identity issues surface in Benitez's new work.
Augusto Federico Amador's "Kissing Che," GableStage at the Biltmore, May 23-June 21: Four years after the Mariel boatlift, a dying man in a Miami nursing home makes a confession to an African-American nurse who becomes his friend: As Cuba's last famous drag queen, he had a passionate affair with the revolutionary Che Guevara. Amador's play reflects Cuba's brutal persecution of its gay citizens beginning in the late 1960s.
25th anniversary Summer Shorts, City Theatre at the Arsht Center, June 4-July 5: The playwrights and their works haven't been selected yet, but City Theatre has a 25th anniversary celebratory treat for fans of its enduring Summer Shorts festival. The company is bringing back a two-part festival, with Program A featuring some of the top short plays and musicals from 24 years of Summer Shorts, Program B debuting all new plays and musicals, including some from commissioned playwrights with South Florida roots.
Playwright Juan C. Sanchez will illuminate another Miami-Dade neighborhood when Juggerknot's Miami Motel Stories returns this season. Photo courtesy Pedro Portal.
Juggerknot Theatre Company's "Miami Motel Stories" by Juan C. Sanchez, location and dates to be announced: Negotiations are ongoing for two new productions of Juggerknot's popular, immersive "Miami Motel Stories." One will be in North Miami Beach, the other in a neighborhood yet to be announced, but resident playwright Juan C. Sanchez will again be crafting short plays that bring people, place and history into focus.
City Theatre performs in the Carnival Studio Theater at the Arsht Center, 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Call 305-949-6722 or go to ArshtCenter.org or CityTheatre.org.
GableStage performs at the Biltmore Hotel, 1200 Anastasia Ave. (in the Biltmore Hotel), in Coral Gables. Call 305-445-1119 or go to GableStage.org.
Juggerknot Theatre Company performs "Miami Motel Stories" at various sites in Miami-Dade County. Go to JuggerknotTheatreCompany.com for information and announcements.
Miami New Drama performs at the Colony Theatre, 1040 Lincoln Road, in Miami Beach. Call 395-674-1040 or go to MiamiNewDrama.org or Colony.org.
Zoetic Stage performs in the Carnival Studio Theater at the Arsht Center, 1300 Biscayne Blvd., in Miami. Call 305-949-6722 or go to ZoeticStage.com.
Top photo: Stephanie Vazquez and Gabriell Salgado are part of Zoetic Stage's world premiere of "Gringolandia" by Hannah Benitez. Photo courtesy Chris Headshots.


There's so much to love about Springfield, OH, it would take us all day to write everything down. Thankfully, a picture is worth a thousand words, and we have no shortage of pictures illustrating the lifestyle our residents experience every day. No matter what area of our campus they call home, residents of Forest Glen Health Campus can find amenities to suit their mood, and surroundings that combine both style and comfort. Living here means living it up, whether you're reading a book in front of the fire, enjoying a cookout on our patio, or sipping your beverage of choice during Happy Hour. At Forest Glen Health Campus, there's always something to enjoy, and people to enjoy it with.
Grab an opponent and head out to our putting green. Borrow a book you've been meaning to read from our community library. Indulge in a made from scratch pastry prepared by our campus chefs, then learn how to make it yourself in one of our cooking classes. In our community, it's easy to build a life you love, here and now.
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The UK attracts some of the biggest artists, festivals, sporting fixtures and other events each year. Quite often tickets will sell out just minutes after they go on sale, so if you like attending live events you need to know where you can buy tickets on first offer & also on resale.
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Subscribing to Ticketmaster emails is a great way to stay abreast of upcoming gigs & events before tickets go on sale!
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South Africa warns of seasonal malaria increases
Malaria cases in South Africa are increasing as expected during the summer months. As at the end of October 2018, more than 16,000 cases with 110 deaths have been reported.
Image/Robert Herriman
This is fewer than during the large upsurge in malaria seen in the 2017- 2018 season, but still more than the average over the 10-year period 2007-2016, which was around 7,600 cases per year.
During the holiday season, many people will be exposed because of their travel to higher transmission areas, both internally and outside the country borders, particularly in Mozambique.
There has been some recent expansion of low or very low malaria transmission to some districts previously regarded as non-malaria areas in South Africa, such as parts of the Waterberg District. People who are planning to travel are urged to take adequate measures to protect themselves from malaria. All people in malaria risk areas should reduce contact with mosquitoes by limiting outdoor activity after dark, covering up bare skin (not forgetting feet and ankles), using mosquito repellents, ensuring mosquito screens on windows are closed, and using bednets, fans or air-conditioning, if available.
Consider antimalarial prophylaxis in higher risk areas – doxycycline and atovaquone-proguanil are available without prescription from pharmacies. Public sector travel clinics will also supply prophylaxis to travellers. It is important to understand that while these precautions will substantially reduce the chance of acquiring malaria, the risk is never completely abolished.
All travellers returning from malaria transmission areas, including very low risk ones, should get medical advice about 'flu-like' illness (headache, fever, chills, muscle and joint pain) that occurs up to four to six weeks after first possible exposure, in case it is malaria.
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Coming from small island city Singapore, moving to a massive country like China was quite an amazing experience. Shanghai's my new home city for now. When you mention Shanghai to an outsider though, they often think of the Pudong skyline, very much reminding them of the skyline in Singapore. What's the difference?


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It seems to be allocating tons of memory and using a crapload of CPU when a new sleep period is saved in Sleepmeter. Need to figure out why that is.
The memory usage is evidenced by dalvik spewing lots of GC logs indicating it is cleaning up tens of thousands of objects and several megabytes worth of memory.
It might have something to do with the 21 widgets I had on the emulator, but it doesn't seem like that should matter.
Seems to not be anywhere near so horrible on device with only 1 widget.


Some people live for the last bite of pizza crust and now there is a way to savor that flavor even longer thanks to Bruno Pizza's latest creation. However, this New York City-based pizzeria is not just churning out a new pie with a specialty crust. Instead, the restaurant has debuted a sweet dessert made with doughy and crispy pizza crusts.
Just as the name suggests, Bruno Pizza's new Pizza Dough Ice Cream is a sweet treat made with actual pizza crusts. To create the unusual dessert, owner Demian Repucci starts with organic wheat from a farm in Ithaca, New York. The wheat is then ground down into flour in Bruno's basement mill to create plain dough, which is then baked in a wood oven, ripped apart, toasted, and charred before it is thrown into ice cream.
While the toasty scoop can be enjoyed in a bowl, customers can also enjoy the ice cream on top of a sweet cinnamon-sugar pizza.


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Royal Thumbs Up: The Queen Likes 'The King's Speech'
Queen Elizabeth II reportedly views, enjoys the film about her father
Steve Pond | February 4, 2011 @ 2:10 PM	Last Updated: February 4, 2011 @ 2:58 PM
All along the campaign trail for "The King's Speech," director Tom Hooper and screenwriter David Seidler and star Colin Firth have been asked if the British royal family has seen the movie, and what they think of it.
The standard response: we don't know – and even if they do see it, we probably won't hear about it.
Now, according to the Sun, it turns out that Queen Elizabeth II has in fact seen, and liked, the film that deals with her father's struggle against a speech impediment.
And we're all going to hear about it, because the Weinstein Company has sent out a press release drawing attention to the Sun story.
According to Sun editor Duncan Larcombe, the queen – who is played in the film by young actress Freya Wilson – "enjoyed a private viewing" of the film at Sandringham House, the royal family's country house in Norfolk.
The verdict, from someone identified only as "a source": "[S]he found it moving and enjoyable. She was clearly amused by some of the lighter moments."
And she was said to be particularly impressed by Colin Firth's portrayal of her father.
According to the Weinstein Company release, the film has also "been seen and admired" by British Prime Minister David Cameron, Prince Andrew, Lord and Lady William Astor, Lord Edward Spencer-Churchill and Edwina Sandys, the granddaughter of Winston Churchill.
Take that, all you film critics who preferred the other movie.
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We are now well and truly into summer, and I could not be happier! I find the warm weather vibes constantly inspiring, bringing anything palm tree or pineapple printed into top rotation in my wadrobe!
Summer also brings free time, so enjoy some standouts from my tumblr perusing!


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Sophomore Experience floor update
Juanita Trevino	March 5, 2015
Residents of the Sophomore Experience floor.
The Sophomore Experience floor is one of the Themed Living-Learning Communities (TLLCs) within Hewett Hall.
The main goals of the floor are to support sophomore (second-year) residents to successfully progress through the academic year by solidifying their major, making connections with their professors for future or current references, and to support a group of students who are still transitioning into the university community.
You can follow the Sophomore Experience TLLC's journey below:
Update from the resident assistant
Samantha Gutheim, resident assistant.
Although most residents on the Sophomore Experience floor are considered freshmen (less than 30 credit hours, but considered second-year students), the community has an outgoing demeanor.
Almost all of the residents know each other, and most of them have groups of friends based on the floor. The community seemed to be pre-established as the current resident assistant, Samantha Gutheim, arose to the position in the middle of the academic year. The more she observed and interacted with the floor, the more she has seen that her residents have stepped outside of their comfort zones and have branched out on the floor and in their classes.
The floor's faculty mentors (Samantha Meranda and Melissa Seipp) are absolutely phenomenal. They are extremely supportive of the decisions the RA makes for the floor. They are also very involved in the program planning processes as well. Both faculty mentors attended the Hewett Hangout on February 24 to meet the floor for the first time and get involved with the games, information, and snacks.
Samantha Meranda, Admissions counselor.
Update from the faculty mentors
Unfortunately, due to Meranda's busy fall travel schedule, she could not give as much time as she wanted to the Sophomore Experience floor last semester. She met with the previous RA several times and understood the struggles that she was going through as an RA. Some of these struggles included: disregard for floor rules, disrespect of the RA, and most students who lived on this floor did not choose a TLLC (mostly designated freshmen living on a sophomore floor).
Because of this, Meranda viewed her role as more of a support to the RA than to the floor based on what the RA had disclosed. With a less hectic schedule and the addition of Seipp, Meranda has a new outlook towards the mentorship with this floor.
Melissa Seipp, Admissions counselor.
Meranda and Seipp met with the RA before the floor's residents moved back in early January. They discussed the potential difficulties (mentioned above) and about how they plan to tailor these activities around the floor's theme (sophomore experience).
One of the floor programs that all three look forward to is February's "Selfie with a Professor" program. Their hope is that this encourages students to become more comfortable approaching professors as this can be a common challenge for freshmen and sophomores alike.
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July 28, 1993. More by the Independence Institute on Denver gun laws.
The Denver City Council recently adopted two ordinances which criminalize many everyday activities. See if you can spot all the newly-created crimes.
Billy: "I think I'll be a good brother and help her out."
June: "Yeoww!!! -- I'll get you for that you little dweeb!! Take that!"
Billy: "Well. I saw she was hot so I went to help her."
June: "Yeah, if you call getting wet helping. He doused me with his Super Soaker squirt gun."
Billy: "Yeah, and then you squirted me with the hose."
June: "Well, that should teach you not to pick a water fight when someone has a hose in their heir hand."
Under recently-adopted Denver ordinances, it is a crime for parents to allow their children to possess "weapons" or to permit them to have access to any firearm whatsoever.
Dangerous "weapons" include knives more than 3" long (the machete and the Bowie knife) and air guns (the Super Soaker). Also, allowing minors to clean guns and have access to keys to gun cabinets constitutes a crime.
Donald DeKieffer, a Boulder native who now serves on the Board of Directors of the International Paintball Players Association, wrote this article for the Independence Institute, a Golden think tank.


The connection you make with God within yourself and to His Special Assistance [in the Seminar] will refuel your soul so that you can carry on with your specific destiny or calling. And, for some of you, it will awaken your calling.
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The Love's Awakening Seminar is the doorway to deeper spiritual work offered by The Center of The Golden One. Step by step, participants are guided within to access a very personal and sacred connection with God.
The Love's Awakening Seminar is offered in both Denver and Munich. To register, scroll down to the registration section below.
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Nothing better than mural decorations to give life to your baby's nursery or your child's room! From letter boards to high quality mobiles, Yellow Flamingo offers you the best decorations to let your child's imagination run wild and to make them dream: Chloé Fleury's paper kits will kindle imagination and Konges Slod's plush mobiles will bring a touch of coziness and uniqueness.
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import errorvalues as ev

import pytest

def test_textconversion():
    inpt = 'errval(1,2)*avariable+errval(2,3)' # 'errval()' is output with printout option 'cp': '{}'.format(errval(1,2,'cp'))='errval(1,2)'
    convt = ev.str2errvallist(inpt)
    assert len(convt)==2 # 2 values in string
    assert convt[1].e()==3

    inpt = 'errval(1,2,errvalmode)*avariable+errval(2,3)' # errval(1,2,'cpp'); but only for copy-paste in executed file, where variable errvalmode is specified
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        convt = ev.str2errvallist(inpt) # how should I convert errvalmode?!

    inpt = 'errval(1,2)+errvalconst' # attempt of deception doesn't work
    convt = ev.str2errvallist(inpt)
    assert len(convt)==1
    assert convt[0].e()==2

def test_slice():
    lst = [1,2,3]
    elst = ev.errvallist(lst)
    assert '{}'.format(elst[0:2]) == '{}'.format(ev.errvallist(lst[0:2])) # slicing of evlist shows same behavior as in regular list

def test_round():
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    manround = ev.errvallist([(1.23,0.57),(8.9,2.35)])
    assert '{}'.format(ve0.round(2)) == '{}'.format(manround)


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Temporary suspension of the rules will allow truckers to work 82 hours a week. The suspension was not supported by the U.S transportation secretary Anthony Foxx who states 80% of the public was against this policy change. The ATA who fought hard for this provision responded saying they do not want to eliminate the 34 hour rest period altogether just amend the regulation. With over 40,000 driver logs the ATA concluded the average hours per week driven was 52 with only 2% working over 61 hours a week. The bill also required the DOT to have stronger studies and survey before having further regulation.
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New York Times bestselling authors Iris Johansen and Roy Johansen team up for another electrifying thriller that pits a serial killer against Kendra Michaels' heightened powers of deduction.
After scoring a plea deal in a high-profile murder trial, serial killer James Michael Barrett leads a grim parade of law enforcement officers to the body of his last victim. At the alleged burial site, the officers swing their shovels down and are met with a strange metallic sound they weren't expecting. In a blink, a terrific explosion rocks the woods, killing Barrett and most of the officers instantly.
The detonation is only the beginning of a shocking case for FBI consultant Kendra Michaels—a string of heinous murders in the style of the very-dead Barrett mysteriously continue, and it becomes clear that he may not have been working alone. As the crimes accelerate, Kendra reluctantly accepts help from college student Tricia Walton, the only survivor of Barrett's attacks. But the killer has a terrifying plan that Kendra and her team are only beginning to understand


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You believed everything was fine. Nobody appeared to discover that you were missing out on a couple of teeth, and afterwards somebody crossed the line. You were provided gran sandals and also a crocheted covering for Xmas, the idea being that it was time to huddle on the sofa with your pet cat and a glass of warm milk.
Locating Affordable Dental Implants in Portola Valley, California– Why So Expensive?
Shedding your teeth has actually begun to make you look old. You barely talk with any individual anymore anyway, so why not clear up in for a very early nap? Nonsense! When affordable dental implants are just a phone call away, you don't have to clear up.
Possibly member of the family will certainly be a lot more straight and sensible about it, yet somebody should inform you that affordable dental implants can be life-altering. Discovering affordable dental implants begins with an internet search as well as the readiness to take a trip a little bit. Opportunities are you will need to go to a significant city to find a dental expert who makes it his company to use budget-friendly dental services to individuals who need them. It may look like incorrect economic situation if you need to pay for train tickets or gas, but simply keep in mind the difference in price as well as it soon ends up being clear: traveling is well worth the initiative to have your smile again.
The reason dental implants are so costly is that great deals of individuals get associated with making them, putting them and completing them. Add this to the cost of products plus the dental practitioner's helicopter costs, and quickly you will have to market your cars and truck to be able to consume steak once again.
How Do I Get Dental Implants in Portola Valley CA?
Dentists can cut expenses by doing what every consumer does to conserve loan: buying in bulk. Since there is no such thing as a poor dental expert, it is clear that these procedures take area often sufficient for an expert to buy materials ahead of time. If he is trained, he can perform even more of the job himself rather compared to sending you to a various person to deal with each part of the process. All this can conserve you cash, also after you request a solid sedative to obtain you with the procedure.
Most of these dental techniques advertise services online. Web advertising and marketing aids to maintain costs down and reach more people, while expanding their client base at the same time. Even more customers and lower media costs amount to cost savings we could pass on to customers. Make certain to request a price analysis for the dental implants when you see one of our dental experts.
Think about capitalizing on these services prior to any individual has to trigger you. Shock them with a brand-new smile. The advantages start with self esteem, which is important to living a complete life. Not every person that loses teeth will certainly be elderly. Several young individuals endure from dental conditions or injuries which lead to missing teeth. When you can not smile or talk freely, this cuts you off from individuals as well as obstructs your possibilities of success, particularly if you intend to work in a customer service capacity.
Worse still, your jaw needs teeth in it to remain healthy and balanced. Without anything to support, your jaw starts to waste away like a muscular tissue that never gets made use of. Your mouth will alter form to make sure that, also if you intend to get dentures eventually, they will certainly not fit. Act promptly to avoid this from happening and also give us a phone call today.
The benefit of picking affordable dental implants over dentures is that they will certainly help you to maintain bone mass, whereas dentures do not. You have equally as great a possibility of shedding bone if you wear dentures as you do without teeth.
Even dentures could be placed in your mouth semi-permanently. Your dentist will fix them to a variety of messages to make sure that you take hip jump lessons without losing them. While the howling of your other dancers or the audience as they go flying can be interesting, the regulation of 'finders caretakers' can spell your failure for locating affordable dental implants.
Pay little focus on the expense of your pal's treatment. Her mouth is various from yours, so the solutions you require will not set you back the same amount. It could take longer for your procedure to be ended up. Much more products might be needed. Bone grafting could be essential prior to any type of additional work could be done. Try not to be intimidated.
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Possibly family members will certainly be more straight and also sensible regarding it, but a person needs to tell you that affordable dental implants could be life-changing. Finding affordable dental implants begins with a net search and also the readiness to travel a little bit. While the howling of your other dancers or the target market as they go flying could be amazing, the regulation of 'finders keepers' can spell your failure for discovering affordable dental implants.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer: Close homemade bomb-making with household items loophole
By DAN RIVOLI Posted on January 18, 2015
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer holds a cold pack as an example of something that could be used in a homemade explosive. Photo Credit: Getty Images
Homemade bomb-making with easy-to-find items is a legal activity that can keep law enforcement from disrupting possible lone-wolf terrorist attacks, Sen. Charles Schumer said Sunday.
Schumer said sleeper cells and radical terrorist sympathizers can legally make a bomb using household items such as chemicals from ice packs, nails and ball bearings, as well as black powder and fireworks. He announced legislation that would let U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives officials act before a homemade bomb plot develops beyond the creation of a deadly device.
"Because it's so easy to obtain the rudimentary devices, people can make these things in their homes relatively easily," Schumer said. "If they're caught simply making explosive devices in their home, they haven't done anything illegal."
Schumer cited a recent how-to article on at-home explosives — "How to build a bomb in the kitchen of your mom" — in an al-Qaida magazine, as well as last week's arrest of a 20-year-old Ohio man and alleged Islamic State sympathizer, Christopher Lee Cornell, who was accused of researching instructions for a pipe bomb and purchasing guns and ammo for an attack on the U.S. Capitol.
"As potential terrorists are incited by al-Qaida and others to act more individually, to act as lone wolves, our legal system and law enforcement tools must keep up," Schumer said.
Schumer said the loophole means law enforcement officials have to wait until a suspected at-home bomb-maker commits an illegal act while putting together the device. He said current law only makes it illegal for businesses, not individuals, to create explosives without a license.
Under Schumer's bill, law enforcement agents listening in on suspected terrorists can act during the process of building a bomb. A spokesman from the ATF could not immediately provide comment on Schumer's bill.
"We want to give our law enforcement every tool in the book and they've told us they need this," Schumer said.


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Exciting News — ShareLaTeX is joining Overleaf
We've got some exciting news — Overleaf and ShareLaTeX are joining forces, and we will be bringing our teams and services together as we continue to build the best tools for collaborative writing.
Over the past 4 years, both ShareLaTeX and Overleaf have gone from strength to strength — seeing rapid, sustained growth in usage — and have emerged as the two most popular online LaTeX editors. Our combined community comprises over two million authors at thousands of institutions and enterprises around the world. Naturally, we've always been compared and provided each other with some friendly competition, but behind the scenes, we've often been trying to figure out a way to work together.
Going forwards, our aim is to bring the best of both Overleaf and ShareLaTeX together in a way that benefits everyone. The ShareLaTeX team has done a fantastic job of building a truly real-time collaborative LaTeX editing environment, including a great new tracked changes feature, intelligent help for common LaTeX errors, and amazing resources for learning LaTeX. The Overleaf team has at the same time been busy working on its WYSIWYG editing tools for users new to LaTeX and its partnerships with journals, publishers and publisher back-end systems that enable direct submission and streamlined editorial workflows for over 10,000 journals. By working together, we can finally avoid duplicating our efforts when we're both trying to achieve the same goals.
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In the meantime, we'd like to take a moment to say thanks to all of our users, advisers, librarians, publishing partners and friends in the LaTeX community who have helped Overleaf and ShareLaTeX get to where we are today. We first met when Overleaf's John Lees-Miller reached out to ShareLaTeX founders James Allen and Henry Oswald way back in 2012, and we've since discovered that we're all linked by several surprising small world coincidences: for example, James and John Hammersley (the other Overleaf founder) both did their PhD's at the same university in the same department! We are excited to finally be working together to continue building great tools to make scientific and scholarly writing easier, more efficient and more open.
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Where The Six Presidential Candidates Stand On: Human Rights
By Orlando Jenkinson | [email protected] | October 25, 2015 5:55pm
What's Argentina's Current Situation Regarding Human Rights?
It would take an extremely cynical person to say that Argentina's situation regarding human rights since the fall of the last dictatorship hasn't improved, and most drastically in the last decade or so under the Kirchner dynasty.
But there is still a long way to go, according to Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch (HRW), the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS) and any other HR group we might mention. Here's what HRW says about Argentina at present:
"Argentina's human rights record remains mixed. While many basic freedoms are protected, there are still ongoing concerns, including threats to freedom of expression, lack of comprehensive freedom of information legislation, police abuse, poor prison conditions, barriers to accessing reproductive health products and services, and failure to protect indigenous rights."
So what is the next President going to do about it?
As The Bubble reported last month, only two of the five presidential candidates — Margarita Stolbizer and Nicolas Del Caño — signed a Public Commitment pledge drafted by Amnesty International Argentina to defend all human rights in Argentina.
The other candidates, who all happen to be older, male and more conservative, have so far dodged the issue and failed to sign the pledge. So from the outset they have their work cut out even more than Del Caño and Stolbizer to convince us they have good human rights credentials.
Diverging a bit from our other candidate stance guides (read about income tax, vulture funds, foreign affairs and abortion), we've broken down the following according to HR issues rather than candidate.
DICTATORSHIP-ERA TRIALS
When we say that human rights have improved drastically in Argentina, it has a lot to do with Argentina's recent history — which included a seven-year fascist dictatorship between 1976 and 1983 — and how successive governments, particularly from Néstor Kirchner's election onward, decided to confront its legacy.
The Kirchner I and II administrations did this from 2003 by working with Congress to revoke the Amnesty Laws that were put in place by ex-President Carlos Menem in the late '80s as part of a "Full Stop" policy to supposedly "ease" the transition to democracy and protect those involved in the abductions, tortures and killings that took place on such a large scale.
Many of the guilty parties pardoned by Menem were re-convicted and put behind bars, and many more stood trial and were convicted, old age notwithstanding. The idea was that showing that human rights abuses would not go unpunished could help defend them in the future and help all those still suffering as a result of dictatorship-era crimes.
As the Victory Front (FpV) candidate, Daniel Scioli has the weight of his party and its positive legacy of bringing former oppressors to justice.
He also has the remarkable ability to make us all forget that he was completely opposed to the revoking of the amnesty laws when Néstor first mooted the idea. In fact, it led to a bitter row between the two, since Scioli was his Vice President at the time.
Indeed, this reactionary Menemite streak in Scioli's politics has bloomed late on in the campaign and underlined a steady slide to the right in the weeks and months leading up to this election, drawing Scioli further away from the radical Kirchnerite brand of Peronism espoused by many in the FpV after Néstor and Cristina. Not for nothing did La Cámpora disown his closing rally and attempt to upstage it a day beforehand.
What about the others? Neither Cambiemos' Mauricio Macri nor A New Alternative's Sergio Massa have inspired confidence that they will uphold this key Kirchnerite legacy if elected. Both, in fact, have suggested that we — including, presumably, those parents of children disappeared during the dictatorship still waiting for answers and justice — put the past behind us and wind down the trials of ex-dictatorship oppressors.
Meanwhile, sixth-placed Adolfo Rodríguez Saá of the Federal Commitment has a better track record than his fantastically stuffy campaign would suggest. During his few nanoseconds as President in 2001, he shocked conservatives everywhere by welcoming the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo into the Casa Rosada.
The smaller Progressives and Leftist Workers' Party (FIT) (at least, the various factions that now make up these coalitions) all generally supported the revoking of amnesty in Congress when Néstor first proposed it, and have slammed the complicity of the mainstream groups represented by Scioli, Macri and Massa regarding the ongoing shadow of the dictatorship and Cesar Milani FpV appointment and resignation, in positions of authority.
Having already covered where the candidates stand on abortion this week (Stolbizer and Del Caño are the only two promoting legalization), we'll look at other issues affecting women's rights.
The number of femicides in Argentina each year is high and has stayed that way under 12 years of FpV rule.
However, Scioli can point to his support of legislation introduced in 2012 enforcing stricter punishments for those who kill their partners or children, even if this has had very little impact in stemming the tide.
Macri meanwhile, has vocally spoken in support of the anti-femicide movement, hoping to channel anti-government sentiment in this way during the campaign. Further, his appointment of Gabriela Michetti as running mate and María Eugenia Vidal as Buenos Aires Province governor points to elements of female empowerment within his broad center-right coalition, even if strict opposition to abortion like Scioli does not.
Del Caño's FIT coalition also has impressive credentials regarding the campaign against femicides that has taken off in Argentina this year. The FIT was one of the biggest influences on making the first #NiUnaMenos march that heralded the arrival of the anti-femicide movement as an important political force in Argentine politics, and has outlined a plan for state-funded emergency aid in cases of femicide and gender-based violence which includes numerous subsidies and support.
FIT is also the only group promising to implement gender pay equality in the workplace.
The Progressives, meanwhile, led by Stolbizer as the only female candidate for President, have also stood out in championing women's rights during the campaign. Aside from her comprehensive plan to legalize abortion, Stolbizer joined the Progressives with the Ni Una Menos campaign and boasts further impressive feminist credentials that outshine her opponents'.
Scioli is inevitably tarnished with the FpV legacy on this, which is at odds with the movement's decent HR track record in other areas.
The current occupation of the Don Quixote Plaza on 9 de Julio Avenue by indigenous groups led by Félix Díaz, who've been there for almost eight months now, shows the lack of action from the FpV and the current government over the issue, which is largely due to the absence of land rights of Argentina's indigenous population in the northern provinces, Neuquén and Río Negro.
According to Amnesty, there are 183 distinct and unresolved conflicts in Argentina involving the land rights of indigenous people at present.
Despite a handful of token meetings set up by the Human Rights Secretariat with indigenous representatives, no significant progress has been made and the situation of indigenous peoples in Argentina has continued to look bleak under the FpV. Indigenous communities and activists have been forced into direct action to get their concerns about land rights heard. Scioli has barely even touched on the issue during the campaign.
Macri, meanwhile, has offered almost no evidence of his concern over the issue or the estimated 1 million Argentines it affects, as far as The Bubble can discern at least, outside of some opportunistic point-scoring following the death of a young indigenous boy in Chaco province from apparent malnutrition.
On the other hand, his rival for second place, Massa, believe it or not met with Díaz during the campaign last year and promised to back the claims of the Qom in Formosa, specifically during his barnstorming tour of the North in August/September.
"I talked with Sergio on this issue and said he would support and accompany indigenous claims. What we want is him to give us a hand, help us out of this situation. He's a guy who listens, is very attentive and that to me is very positive," Díaz said of Massa.
Stolbizer and the Progressives have supported the demands for dialogue of the indigenous groups currently occupying 9 de Julio and met with their representatives earlier in the year before the government did.
Del Caño meanwhile has been strong on addressing the inherent links between poverty and the indigenous minority in Argentina when has discussed the issue during the campaign, something played down shamefully by the FpV and their selective use of poverty statistics, though his Trotskyite focus on the traditional working class focused his attention away from the cultural discrimination at the heart of the debate.
Saá for his part has come out in favor of devolving power to indigenous communities in Argentina during the campaign, though his suggestion that solving the problem with such a plan would be "simple" did not inspire confidence as to his appreciation of the nuances involved in the issue.
PRISONS, POLICE AND REPRESSION
All three main candidates are suspect regarding this issue, since all three have failed to address it as a serious HR concern. In fact, they all lean heavily on the political rhetoric of a strong police force, on the "tough on crime" mantra and all three can be expected to expand federal police power and numbers if elected, while none have addressed the corruption and violence embedded within it.
Over the eight years he has governed Buenos Aires Province, Scioli has expanded the federal police force by some 100,000 people without addressing the issue of illegal repression in any meaningful way. Amnesty and HRW continued to report myriad cases of police repression and violence in the province and beyond under FpV rule which has not brought progress on the issue or even addressed it in a serious way at all during the campaign.
Then again, Macri and Massa seem to be two shades of the same lukewarm opposition. Both slammed Scioli and the FpV whenever an instance of repression at the hands of the federal police has occurred, for example in Tucumán recently, but have tainted credentials themselves.
The metropolitan police under Macri has repeatedly been accused of racism, repression and even forced disappearances during the eight years he's been mayor of Buenos Aires City, while the PRO party's criticism of Scioli's rapid expansion of Federal Police in Buenos Aires province was impressive.
Macri promised to remove federal police from Buenos Aires City completely if elected President, but when we examine his current relationship and joint legacy with the Met police itself, would this even improve the situation regarding the abuse of police authority at all?
Massa, meanwhile, has potentially been even more concerning than his main rivals in that he has not only similarly failed to suggest a robust reform of the police in order to combat repression, but has gone one step further and actually wants to amalgamate the federal police with the Army in his nonsensical and over-zealous War on Drug Trafficking, something opposed by all the other candidates.
Stolbizer for her part has spoken out against corruption at all levels of the Argentine police, surely a more positive approach from a human rights perspective since suspected corruption can be linked with the fact that so few police officers involved in abuse cases end up on trial. She also slammed the expansion of the federal police in BA Province under Scioli and the ongoing problem of overcrowded prisons touted by Amnesty but shunned by the main three candidates:
"What are the results of having the province full of policemen and prisons overflowing with inmates? We have more crime, more violence and more dangerous, organized criminals," she said.
Del Caño and the FIT reflect a similar position as the Progressives in that, as with many HR issues across the campaign, they have wisely channeled Shakespeare's Mercutio and attacked the main established forces equally for being complicit in police repression.
The FIT are unconcerned about pandering to the popular tough-on-crime rhetoric espoused by the front runners, not least since they are not directly targeting the median Argentine voter this election who, it is widely accepted, considers dealing with crime of paramount importance. It is not just strategic though. Ideologically, the FIT disagrees with the black and white assumptions promoted by the main three contenders regarding an inherent goodness of the police forces in Argentina and have pointed to the lack of reform of the police since the last dictatorship as proof.
Last but not least, Saá has basically said he supports what the FpV is doing regarding domestic security and the police in Argentina. How original of him.
Here's what Paula Canelo, a researcher at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (Conicet) and the National University of San Martín (Unsam), told the Buenos Aires Herald recently regarding the issue.
"While Rodríguez Saá has called on [the government] to continue the current tasks of the security forces, Stolbizer and Del Caño have become the only two candidates who have vowed to deal with this problem in a comprehensive way," the sociologist said.
As with many of the other relevant HR issues we've looked at, it is left to the fringe parties with little hope of reaching the Casa Rosada to defend human rights concerns during the presidential campaign.
Whatever happens on Sunday, it will therefore be their responsibility to put pressure on the main political forces in Argentina to be more proactive on human rights in Argentina.
Tags: 2015 elections, human rights


Arizona / Our Blog / Oh, What A Night!
Voters across Arizona participated in the primary election on Tuesday, and while some races may have stolen the headlines, several races that may be considered lower-key will most likely end up having a bigger impact on public policy in the next two years.
Let's get a few of the headliners out of the way. Big named candidates like Senator John McCain and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio lived to fight another day in the general election. The hotly contested U.S House race in District 5, won by Christine Jones, was just one of a few headliners now expected to breeze through the General election. And still too close to call, surprisingly, is the Maricopa County Recorder race between Helen Purcell and Aaron Flannery.
Not all of our endorsed candidates were successful, but we are grateful for their willingness to serve and represent their local communities. Stand for Children's work, of course, is far from over. And so is yours. We will need your help to get these candidates through their general election races, as well as making sure the Maricopa County Community College District Board is seated with members who understand the importance of this avenue to higher learning and career success.
I will have more updates to follow. But until then, thank you for Standing.


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CSA Case: Hunmanby Man Glen Reece MILLER Jailed for 10 Years
Appeals December 4, 2017 Appeals
A Hunmanby man has been jailed for 10 years for child sex abuse offences spanning a 35 year period.
Glen Reece Miller, 55, was sentenced at Leeds Crown Court on Friday 1 December 2017 following a week-long trial.
The three victims were aged under 13 at the time of the offences, the most recent being a boy from the Scarborough area in September 2014 and two boys from the Wakefield area of West Yorkshire who were subjected to abuse between 1981 and 1985.
Miller denied all 13 offences, which included:
two counts of indecency with a child
four counts of indecent assault
causing a child to watch sexual activity (pornography)
sexual assault of a child aged under 13
inciting a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity
Four counts of making multiple indecent images of a child, ranging from the most severe category A to category B and C images
In sentencing Miller, the judge took into account similar convicted offences against another five boys aged under 13 which occurred at Maidstone, Kent in 1990 and at Walworth, south east London, in 1993.
Miller is now subject to a life-long sexual harm prevention order to prevent him from committing these types of offences in the future.
Detective Constable Sarah Walkey, of the Scarborough Serious Crime Team, said:
"Miller's abuse spans 35 years and the long prison sentence reflects his history of offending and the sheer gravity of his sickening crimes.
I am satisfied that justice has been served for the victims in this case, and I have nothing but praise for their bravery in coming forward and providing the evidence needed to secure his conviction."
DC Walkey added:
"I hope the outcome of this case will give other victims of such abhorrent crimes the confidence to report it to the police and seek the professional support that is readily available. It is never too late to report this type of crime.
Anyone who is a victim of crime should not hesitate to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101 or dial 999 if an emergency response is required."
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