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How protecting Donald Trump's family became a core principle of the Republican Party's ideology
Cody Fenwick, AlterNet
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks as (L-R) his son-in-law Jared Kushner, his daughter Ivanka, his son Eric, Eric's wife Lara Yunaska and Trump's wife Melania look on, during a campaign victory party after rival candidate Senator Ted Cruz dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination following the results of the Indiana state primary, at Trump Tower in Manhattan, New York, U.S., May 3, 2016. (REUTERS/Lucas Jackson)
Republicans are up in arms about the actions of one of their own. What did he do to elicit such wrath? He dared to issue a subpoena to Donald Trump Jr.
Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Richard Burr (R-NC) sent the subpoena as part of the panel's continuing investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election. This should hardly be surprising — Trump Jr. makes multiple appearances at key points in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on the Russia investigation. On at least two occasions, it appears that Mueller weighed charging Trump Jr. with crimes, but decided against it. And Trump Jr.'s testimony to Congress appears to have been misleading, if not outright perjury, especially in light of Michael Cohen's revelations about his own lies to lawmakers regarding the negotiations in 2016 by the Trump Organization to build a tower in Moscow.
But Burr's decision to send the subpoena has caused an uproar among Republicans. They've been doing their best to sweep the Mueller report — including its damning revelations about the president — under the rug. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell gave a speech declaring "case closed" on the matter.
Now, the head of Senate Intelligence seems to be undermining that narrative.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy have spoken out against the subpoena. And as the New York Times documented, there appears to have been a covert pressure campaign to induce Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC), a close Burr ally, to convince the committee chair to back down.
Fox Nation Host David Webb slammed the subpoena on Friday, saying: "Why doesn't Richard Burr just come out as a Democrat? Let's call it what it is."
Not everyone is against Burr, though. Behind closed doors, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) defended Burr to fellow Republicans, according to the Times.
"Our focus is different than Mueller," Rubio reportedly said. "We're focused on counterintelligence and intelligence."
There are many reasons the Senate may have to want to pursue questioning of Trump Jr. Important questions remain that were unaddressed by Mueller. And, it should be noted, it appears that Trump Jr. never actually sat down with Mueller himself — so there should be absolutely no reason for him not to be asked to clarify incidents described in the report before the committee. And ultimately, he has the right to refuse — he can invoke his Fifth Amendment right to self-incrimination if he so chooses.
The demand that he be left alone, then, is entirely vacuous. Perhaps a subpoena slightly bad optics for a GOP that is trying to put Mueller in the past, but lawmakers have duties above and beyond what is good optics. More fundamentally, it seems that, as Webb suggested, loyalty not just to Trump but his family is becoming a core tenet of what Republicans must adhere to. The GOP base had become so entangled with the Trump family that you can't even make any sorts of reasonable demands on them, even in the name of national security. That's why the GOP has nothing to say about Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner working in the White House, undermining nepotism laws, and apparently receiving security clearances only through special treatment. And that's why they're insisting Trump Jr. must be handled with kid gloves.


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Q: Switching between div's with jQuery I have two div boxes promo1 and promo2. promo1 is displayed whereas promo2 is hidden. Every x seconds I would like to switch the boxes so it hides promo1 and fades in promo2 and vice versa.
Parden my scripting skills, I'm still learning lol.
This is what I got so far..
function switch1(){
      $("#promo1").hide("fast");
      $("#promo2").fadeIn("slow");
}
function switch2(){
      $("#promo2").hide("fast");
      $("#promo1").fadeIn("slow");
}
$(document).ready(function() {

setInterval( "switch1()", 5000 );
setInterval( "switch2()", 10000 );

});

Now the problem with this as you can see is the switch2 overlaps with switch1. Is there a simpler way to do what I'm trying to achieve here?

A: Just use .toggle();
function switch1(){
      $("#promo1").toggle('slow');
     $("#promo2").toggle('slow');
}

$(document).ready(function() {
$("#promo2").hide();
setInterval(switch1, 5000 );

});

http://jsfiddle.net/niklasvh/X6G9Y/

A: Don't Re-Invent the Wheel
Unless you're trying to teach yourself jQuery, the best solution would be to go with something more sure, like the Cycle plugin for jQuery: http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
Unless you really want to...
If you'd like to roll a custom solution, the following may help. Note also that the following will work with any number of promo divs, unlike some of the other answers provided. Granted, you only mentioned two but you shouldn't paint yourself into a corner:
/* Hide all but first promo div */
$("div[id^=promo]:gt(0)").hide();

/* Setup Interval */
setInterval(function(){
  /* Hide visible div, get reference to next promo div */
  reference = $("div:visible").hide().next("div[id^=promo]");
  /* If there is not a next promo div, show the first promo div */
  reference.length ? $(reference).fadeIn() : $("div:first").fadeIn() ;
  /* Do this every five seconds */
}, 5000);

Demo online: http://jsbin.com/ewusu5/edit
Be sure to either perform this logic at the end of your document, or within a ready-safe method like the following:
$(function(){
  /* code to be ran when document is ready */
});

A: You can use a variable to switch between states:
var current_promo = 1;
function switch_promo(){
    if (current_promo == 1) {
        $("#promo1").hide();
        $("#promo2").fadeIn("slow");
        current_promo = 2;
    } else {
        $("#promo2").hide();
        $("#promo1").fadeIn("slow");
        current_promo = 1;
    }
}
setInterval(switch_promo, 1000);

I removed the "fast" parameter on hide because otherwise the 2 elements are displayed at the same time and unless they're positioned precisely (or you chain the effects), it's ugly.

A: I expanded what was already shown and added a indicator feature that can be used and placed anywhere. http://jsfiddle.net/BadBoyBill/8yHmy/
$(document).ready(function(){

    $("div[id^=marquee]:gt(0)").hide();

    function startTimer(){
        i = setInterval(rotate, 2000);
        return i;
    }

    var intID = startTimer();

    function stopTimer(){
        clearInterval(intID);
    }

    function rotate(){
        reference = $("div[id^=marquee]:visible").hide().next("div[id^=marquee]");
        reference.length ? $(reference).fadeIn() : $("div[id^=marquee]:first").fadeIn() ;
        dot = $(".indicator-on[id^=indicator]").removeClass("indicator-on").next("a[id^=indicator]").addClass("indicator-on");
        dot.length ? $(dot).addClass("indicator-on") : $("a[id^=indicator]:first").addClass("indicator-on");
    }

    $("div[id^=marquee]").each(function(){
        $("#indicators").append("");
        $(".indicator:first").addClass("indicator-on");
    });

    $("a[id^=indicator]").click(function(e){
        var index = $("a[id^=indicator]").index(this);
        //alert(index);
        $("div[id=marquee]").hide();
        $("div[id=marquee]").eq(index).show();
        $("a[id=indicator]").removeClass("indicator-on");
        $("a[id=indicator]").eq(index).addClass("indicator-on");
        stopTimer();
        intID = startTimer();
        e.preventDefault();
    });

    $("a[id=indicator], div[id=marquee]").mouseenter(function(){
        stopTimer();
        //alert("mouseenter");
    }).mouseleave(function(){
        stopTimer();
        intID = startTimer();
        //alert("mouseexit");
    });

});

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That's right. NASA has confirmed that the astronauts currently hovering in orbit over the Earth aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are going to be able to stream Star Wars: The Last Jedi!
How many people can say that they watched a Star Wars new release in space?


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New archives building dedicated on North Haven
By Betsy Walker — August 3, 2009
On July 5, almost 100 gathered for the formal dedication of the North Haven Historical Society's Archives Building.
The sun that has proven so elusive of late shone brightly on the new building, which boasts a climate-controlled storage room and library, office, workspace and a meeting room. The product of years of fundraising efforts, the building will provide a safe home for the society's collection of archival materials, including books, photographs, and the records of numerous island organizations and businesses. In addition, it will serve as a venue for speakers, art exhibits and meetings.
A selection of archival materials was on display in the library for visitors to view. The library provides historical society volunteers with a space to do preservation work and is open to the public three afternoons per week for browsing and research. Historical documents representing the island's schools, churches and town government were included in the display, which was put together for the occasion by archivists Gertrude Foltz and Helen Popp.
The meeting room was filled to capacity as the dedication began. North Haven Historical Society President Nan Lee spoke on the important, and often delicate, balance between tradition and innovation that the Society seeks to uphold in its work. "This building, that is formally dedicated today, represents…years of hard work, foresight, and generosity from many individuals and groups, all of whom believe in the power of tradition coupled with progress." Lee introduced the event's keynote speaker, U.S. Congresswoman Chellie Pingree, a longtime North Haven resident.
Pingree's speech echoed Lee's as she emphasized the significant role that island life has played in her approach to politics. "Everything I needed to know about politics, I learned on an island," said Pingree.
Pingree spoke about coming to North Haven as a teenager in 1971 with a copy of Living the Good Life by Helen and Scott Nearing, pioneers of the back-to-the-land movement. She soon realized that she didn't need the Nearings' book; the island was full of people who were still "living the history."
For Pingree, going to town was not only a chance to pick up mail at the post office, but to get advice from the postmaster on when to plant her peas and tomatoes. The wealth of stories and practical knowledge held by her neighbors impressed upon her the importance of history to the present.
"We are blessed to be in a place that has such amazing history," Pingree said, "and it is important that this history is collected."
Fittingly, the dedication coincided with the summer opening of the abutting North Island Museum, a treasure trove of artifacts from the island's past. The Museum's newest exhibit features the Oscar E. Waterman Collection of Native American Artifacts, a recent gift to the Society that allows for a glimpse into the culture of the island's first residents.
Betsy Walker is the Historical Preservation Fellow on North Haven.
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Michael Calore
Here's Proof That Commuter Bikes Don't Have to Suck
New York company Priority loads its bikes with features while keeping costs down.
The perfect city bike would be comfy and safe to ride, and it would look sharp. Bonus points if it's super-low-maintenance and doesn't require you to constantly fiddle with the chain and the shifters.
Such bikes exist, but not if you're on a budget. Bikes quickly get pricey once you start adding features that make them lighter, safer, and less fussy.
But I've got some good news: I think I've found the ideal city bike. The Priority Continuum Onyx offers all the features you want in an urban commuter, from disc brakes and fenders to a no-maintenance drivetrain, and the company brings it in at just under $1,000.
OK, $1,000 is still pretty steep, but you get a bevy of advanced features for your money. Priority offers so many city-friendly upgrades, in fact, that the price ends up being a real bargain.
The Continuum sports disc brakes, which provide greater stopping power than traditional caliper brakes—especially in the rain. You also get a Gates carbon belt instead of a chain. A belt drive offers greater durability and less mess, too. No need to worry about rolling in to work with a grease splotch on the cuff of your Levis.
But the thing that really stands out is the NuVinci Nfinity N330 hub. Within that metal shell at the center of the back wheel lies a CVT, or a continuously variable transmission. There are no discrete gears in a CVT, just a steady and smooth transition from the slowest, least-efficient setting to the fastest, most efficient. It's a lot like the transmission that Subaru, Nissan, and others put in their cars. Now you can get one in your bike too.
To shift, just twist the grip-shifter on the handlebar and watch the little orange guy on the display next to your wrist. When he's on the flats, you're in high gear. When he's struggling uphill, you're in low gear. But it's important to note you won't find any "gears" in NuVinci's CVT. If you want to compare the N330 to a traditional drivetrain, it gives you about the same gearing range as an eight-speed bike.
CVT hubs are starting to show up in other city bikes and in bike-share fleets in San Francisco and New York. Their reliability and bomb-proof construction make them a good match for fleet bikes, which take no end of abuse. Imagine how much trauma those bike-share hubs endure and you see the appeal of having one on your bike.
Put all of these great components—disc brakes, belt drive, the NuVinci hub—together and you're typically looking at a bike closer to $2,000. But Priority keeps the Continuum Onyx relatively affordable by sourcing inexpensive but decent parts from Asia and selling directly to consumers online. Skipping the bike shop means you assemble your ride yourself, but Priority includes tools and instructions in the box. I found it no harder than wrangling a piece of Swedish flat-pack furniture. It took me 30 minutes to assemble the bike Priority sent me.
The Continuum Onyx is Priority's top-of-the-line bike. The New York company also makes leisure models that cost between $400 and $800, but the Continuum Onyx is the one best suited to daily commuting. It includes fenders, the super-reflective decals and tires light up like Roman candles in traffic, and the headlight draws power from a Dynohub that generates electricity when the front wheel spins.
It's nice to see quality city bikes getting cheaper even as they get better. It means there are more bike commuters on the roads, for one. More important, it makes people think of cycling not as something you do only on weekends but rather something you can do every day.
Michael Calore oversees WIRED's consumer products coverage in print and on the web, and is one of the hosts of WIRED's weekly podcast, Gadget Lab. As a writer, he covers a range of topics including music, film, art, software, social media, and underground culture.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas and Naomi Osaka are making strides in tennis. The Greek broke in the top10 after his recent run in Dubai where he lost in the final to Roger Federer; Naomi has already won 2 slams, and she is the world no.1 for almost 2 months. Apparently, that is not the only thing that they have in common.
Is Stefanos Tsitsipas flirting with Naomi Osaka?
Stefanos and Naomi are both quite active on Social Media, and in recent weeks they started to make fun at each other on Twitter prompting speculations about a possible romance.
Last September, after Osaka won the US Open, Ellen DeGeneres played the matchmaker between the Japanese and the actor Michael B. Jordan and the Greek keeps on making fun of Naomi about that. Ste4fanos' last tweet was about "meeting" Michael B. Jordan on the street.


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https://www.theintelligencer.com/news/article/District-7-approves-collective-bargaining-14359380.php
District 7 approves collective bargaining contracts
Julia Biggs, jbiggs@edwpub.net
Published 2:38 pm CDT, Monday, August 19, 2019
EDWARDSVILLE — Edwardsville School District 7 Board of Education approved a new two-year contract with the Edwardsville School Service Personnel Association (ESPA) last week.
"The staff members in this agreement includes over 300 members including classroom assistants, monitors, food service, grounds, maintenance, custodial, and school safety officer personnel," District 7 Superintendent Jason Henderson said.
The collective bargaining contract will extend from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2021.
District employees will receive an annual pay increase of approximately 4.25 percent in 2019-2020 and approximately 10.5 percent in 2020-2021, according to Henderson, to comply with the new minimum wage requirements enacted by the state.
During his superintendent's report, Henderson addressed some changes he would like the board to consider. One of the suggestions made was the addition of a full-time Safety Resource Officer (SRO) at Edwardsville High School South.
"That's a position that used to exist but was cut back about eight years ago," he said. "Just with the world we live in right now, we just feel like that is an area that we really want to bring back."
Henderson said he has been in contact with the head SRO Matt Breihan as well as Edwardsville Police Chief Jay Keeven and Edwardsville Mayor Hal Patton to discuss the possibility of adding the position. Breihan is currently based out of EHS South, but as head SRO, he is often out of the building handling a variety of duties.
"Because it's not just us that makes that decision," he said. "It's not happening just yet, but I just wanted to get your permission to start to move forward."
Henderson also discussed establishing a strategic planning committee.
Henderson asked for one to two board members to commit to begin the process of forming the group, with the idea that the whole board would become involved once the committee has been launched.
In addition, Henderson spoke about his meeting with the Edwardsville Education Association and the Illinois Laborers' and Contractors' Joint Apprenticeship Training Program and that the program was "going to go."
"We had as many as 20 students apply to be in this program. That just shows the incredible need for this. There's a maximum of 18 students in the program," he said. "We're not sure what the makeup is but it's mostly Edwardsville students. I think that's because some of the other districts have similar programs. So it just shows the need."
The next school board meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26 at Woodland Elementary.


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Home > europe > italy > rome > hotel-rimini
Welcome to Hotel Rimini
RIMINI, long the archetypal seaside resort, still makes its primary living as a traditional family destination, to which some Italians return year after year. But there is also a newer, more upmarket side to Rimini, as represented by boutique hotels, high-end restaurants and chi-chi clubs. Given Rimini was almost entirely destroyed in the last war, it's surprising to find that the town has a much-ignored old centre that is worth at least a morning of your time. But it's the beach, the crowds and the wild nights that you really come for: Rimini is still the country's best place to party. The resort is best avoided in August, unless you have a penchant for teeming crowds. Out of season, however, it's a pleasant enough town, though bear in mind that many hotels, restaurants and shops are closed and the atmosphere along the seafront is almost eerily quiet.


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You get full-stack experience as a software engineer at Smarkets, no matter what team you are in. You can also easily get involved in hiring and company operations if you want. There are so many things you can learn.


Grounding textual phrases in visual content with standalone image-sentence pairs is a challenging task. When we consider grounding in instructional videos, this problem becomes profoundly more complex: the latent temporal structure of instructional videos breaks independence assumptions and necessitates contextual understanding for resolving ambiguous visual-linguistic cues. Furthermore, dense annotations and video data scale mean supervised approaches are prohibitively costly. In this work, we propose to tackle this new task with a weakly-supervised framework for reference-aware visual grounding in instructional videos, where only the temporal alignment between the transcription and the video segment are available for supervision. We introduce the visually grounded action graph, a structured representation capturing the latent dependency between grounding and references in video. For optimization, we propose a new reference-aware multiple instance learning (RA-MIL) objective for weak supervision of grounding in videos. We evaluate our approach over unconstrained videos from YouCookII and RoboWatch, augmented with new reference-grounding test set annotations. We demonstrate that our jointly optimized, reference-aware approach simultaneously improves visual grounding, reference-resolution, and generalization to unseen instructional video categories.
The reference + grounding annotations are available [here]. (README) Annotations are licensed under the Creative Commons CC-By-4.0 License. Please email the lead authors if there are any questions regarding the provided annotations.
This research was sponsored in part by grants from Toyota Research Institute (TRI) and the Office of Naval Research (N00014- 15-1-2813).


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Q: undefined method `page_path' rails Rails 5.1.3
I have a namespaced set of routes in my route file within rails:
Rails.application.routes.draw do
  get 'page/index'

  namespace :admin do
    resources :pages
    resources :sections
  end

  get '*page', to: 'page#index'

  root 'page#index'
  # For details on the DSL available within this file, see http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html
end

I then have a pages controller:
class Admin::PagesController < ApplicationController
  def new
    render layout: 'admin'
  end

  def index
    @pages = Page.all

    render layout: 'admin'
  end

  def edit
    @page = Page.find(params[:id])

    render layout: 'admin'
  end
end

As you can see I have defined my edit method in which I get the page for the corresponding ID (fairly typical).
Within my HTML I then have:

Edit page

<%= form_with(model: @page) do |form| %>

   <%= form.label :slug %>

   <%= form.text_field :slug %>

   <%= form.label :title %>

   <%= form.text_area :title %>

   <%= form.submit %>

<% end %>

As per the rails guide, but I get the error:

undefined method `page_path' for #<#>
  :0x007fbdfd15f000>
  Did you mean?  image_path
  Extracted source (around line #3):
Edit page
<%= form_with(model: @page) do |form| %>

  <%= form.label :slug %>

I suspect it is due to the namespace, how can I resolve this?

A: You are right, it's about the namespace:
<%= form_with(model: [ :admin, @page ]) do |form| %>

A: I do not see where you've defined the route for 'page_path' in your routes.
You've defined 'admin_page_path'.
Use 'rails routes' to see exactly how your routes are mapped out.
Also, in your controller, you can use 'layout "admin"' after your class definition to use that layout for all actions.

A: You've not named your route. Try:
get 'page/index', as: 'page'

If you run rake routes from your terminal, it gives you an extremely helpful breakdown of all your routes names, params and namespaces


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Perhaps we should all think a little more about them. We work with hashtags with varying degrees of sophistication and I cop to being one of the least sophisticated users in the company. It's never too late to learn the medium even if the conventions change.


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Q: GWT 100% height panel with scroll Could anyone help me make normal layout in GWT.
I need a main panel which:

*

*fills all the browser space (100% height);

*if being collapsed too much shows scroll bars (autoscroll).
When I use old layout (RootPanel, VerticalPanel) I have scroll, but can't get 100% height.
When I use new layout (RootLayoutPanel, DockLayoutPanel) I get 100% height, but I don't get any scroll. And also I have some troubles in IE.
Is there any sample showing how to achieve both goals?
Thanks in advance!

A: I've got this as a RootLayoutPanel with a DockLayoutPanel inside. In the center is a ScrollPanel that takes up the rest of the space and provides the scrolling if needed. My .ui.xml (UIBinder stuff) looks kind of like this:
<g:DockLayoutPanel unit="PX" ui:field="Dock">
            <!-- the g: north, west, east, south guys go here -->
    <g:center>
    <g:ScrollPanel addStyleNames='{style.document_area}'>
    </g:ScrollPanel>
    </g:center>
</g:DockLayoutPanel>

A: This is what I would try :

*

*Your first panel (except the root)
is a ScrollPanel

*Your second panel would be your
LayoutPanel (or DockLayoutPanel if
you prefer).


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HARRISBURG - Cassie Rickrode spent the entire bus ride from Delone Catholic to Bishop McDevitt Saturday morning trying to keep her sister Maggie calm.
Only a freshman, Maggie Rickrode was preparing to make her high school debut at catcher in the Squirettes' season-opener against the Crusaders, and was understandably nervous.
"On the way up here she was sitting with me and she was freaking out," Cassie Rickrode said. "I told her, 'You're going to be fine, it's just like any other game.'"
"I was afraid to disappoint the seniors and I was afraid I was going to mess up," Maggie Rickrode added.
Neither Rickrode sister showed much nerves once the game started, as both contributed clutch hits in a 7-0 Delone win. The elder sister finished 2-for-3 with a walk while the younger Rickrode went 1-for-4 and hit the ball hard at outfielders two other times.
With the game tied 0-0 in the top of the third, both sisters contributed RBI singles in a three-run inning that helped break the game open. The Squirettes would add four runs in the top of the fifth to extend the lead.
But it was Cassie Rickrode's pitching and the Squirettes' defense that made the biggest difference in the game. The senior pitcher gave up three hits, zero walks and kept the Crusaders off the scoreboard.
"She always throws strikes, she doesn't walk anybody so they have to earn it," Delone head coach Don Smith said. "Years ago we never knew what to expect (from Delone's pitchers). A girl would throw five strikes in a row and then throw five balls in a row. It's real change having someone who always throws strikes."
Having gone 18-6 with a 1.64 ERA last season as a junior, Rickrode is used to having success in the circle. But what she isn't accustomed to is having her sister behind the plate.
Although Cassie and Maggie Rickrode have practiced together for years, Saturday was the first time the pair shared the field for an actual game.
"It was weird," Cassie Rickrode said. "That was literally the first game we've ever played together. She did really well."
Maggie Rickrode, who successfully threw out a runner attempting to steal second base in the second inning, said she surprised herself with her performance.
"I'm really proud of myself because I didn't expect myself to do that well," she said. "I thought that I would have more errors and I wouldn't hit the ball as hard as I did."
Senior third baseman Katie Laughman also had a standout performance going 2-for-3 with a walk, two doubles and two runs scored.
Coming off of a 20-6 season that included a District 3 Class AA title, the Squirettes entered this season with high expectations. Smith said he's stressed to the players that past success doesn't guarantee them anything.
"We may look good on paper but we've still got to prove it," Smith said. "(The players) all feel good about themselves, they feel they can perform."


A couple weekends ago, Kurt and I were lucky enough to head back down south to Birmingham, Alabama to see Keely and Patrick get married. It was a busy weekend packed with lots of activities, but I was so happy to see lots of old friends from architecture school. We were so lucky to stay with my dear friend Jessica who was the ultimate hostess. Not only did she take a half day off work to pick us up from the airport, but she and her boyfriend Eric proceeded to chauffeur us around all weekend. Thanks so much!
Kurt and I arrived on Friday and had plans to make a tour of all the new breweries that have been popping up in Birmingham recently. Our first stop was Cahaba Brewing Company. Each of us got a flight of the several beers they had on tap. They have an awesome Alabama-shaped tray for each flight. Absolutely perfect!
Inside the brewery tasting room. It's very low key but was nicely crowded for a Friday afternoon.
Jessica had to be off to the rehearsal dinner, so we asked her to drop us off at a Greek Festival happening downtown. I have some fond memories of going to Greek Festivals with my parents when we lived in Virginia, so I was so happy to enjoy one as an adult (since I'm not such a picky eater anymore!).
It was packed! There was even a continuous line of cars on the street to get food to-go. Kurt and I agreed this completely negated the purpose of a festival to share a particular heritage, but it's nice to see that it was popular. Kurt and I decided to get a beer and wait in the food line. If we hadn't placed our order by the time we finished our beers, then we would head somewhere else for dinner. Unfortunately, the line was pretty slow moving, but we fit in some good people watching and I tried to explain Southern culture to Kurt before we headed off to find alternate dinner options.
We took a nice walk through downtown to reach a spot Jessica had recommended.
We ended up at Urban Standard which reminded me so much of Brooklyn. A late night coffee shop manned by a bunch of hipsters...Kurt and I felt right at home.
Kurt and I had visited Railroad Park a couple years ago with my parents when it was brand new but were eager to see how it had grown in and how people were using it.
It was kind of late when we walked through but there were still quite a few people around. Jessica assured us that it has been getting lots of use, especially in the spring and fall when it isn't so blazing hot.
The second stop on our Alabama Brewery Tour was conveniently a block from the park. Kurt and I stopped at Good People Brewing Company to try some of their much anticipated beers.
Cahaba Brewery had me sold at 'Liquidambar!' Turns out it's one of the brewers favorite trees.
It was great to have some time to tool around downtown Bham. So many new things going on there!


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MUNDORO COMMENCES FIRST DRILLING ON ZELEZNIK PROPERTY IN SERBIA
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November 20, 2014, Vancouver, BC – Mundoro Capital Inc. (TSXV:MUN www.mundoro.com) ("Mundoro or the "Company") is pleased to announce that drilling has commenced on its 100% owned Zeleznik copper-gold exploration license. The Zeleznik license, located at the northern portion of the Timok Magmatic Complex, covers 60 km² and is located adjacent along the northern license border with the Majdanpek open pit copper mine in northeastern Serbia.
Mundoro's new drill program at Zeleznik will be for approximately 1,000 meters over five holes, three on the West Zone of the property and two on the East Zone (see attached Figure 1:Zeleznik East Drill Hole Location Map and Figure 2: Zeleznik West Drill Hole Location Map).
The five drill holes will follow up on the mapping, trench sampling, geophysics and soil geochemical work completed throughout the year (see May 1, 2014 and January 13, 2014 press releases) and is intended to test continuation of the encouraging results obtained at surface and extract additional information about the geological and structural setting at depth.
Teo Dechev, CEO and President of Mundoro commented, "The West and East Zones at the Zeleznik property are located just 1.8 km to the north of where current mining is taking place at the Majdanpek mine, which is a lateral laying porphyry deposit. The exploration results to date from our soil geochemical sampling, ground magnetics and trench sampling have outlined two areas with Cu-Au-Mo anomalies that also correlate to the ground mag anomalies at depth. The West Zone we believe is a porphyry system as trenching has identified outcrops of andesite dikes, quartz and diorite porphyry dikes while on the East Zone we believe that exo and endo skarn mineralization encountered at the limestone contact with the altered diorite intrusion might be related to a porphyry at depth. Skarn systems are typically peripheral to a porphyry system. We look forward to updating the market with the results of our drill program once the core data has been logged, assayed and interpreted."
All trench intercepts were obtained from continuous channel sampling at 2 m intervals. All samples are assayed using 50 gram fire assay with atomic absorption finish by ALS, Romania. Quality Assurance and quality control procedures include the systematic insertion of standards and duplicates into the sample streams. Field duplicate samples are taken every 25 samples and standards and blanks are inserted after every 20th sample. All data collected in the field and assay results from the laboratories are routinely verified and entered in an Access data base.
Soil samples were collected from "B" horizon of the soil media by hand digging a hole from 0.1 to 0.5m. Material of ~500 grams was collected, sealed and send directly to the ALS Prep laboratory in Bor. Samples were dried at <60°C/140F, sieve sample to -180 micron (80 mesh) and assayed by ALS, Romania using 30 gram fire assay with atomic absorption finish.
The technical information contained in this Press Release has been reviewed and approved by Mr. G. Magaranov, P. Geo., the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
On behalf of the Company,
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About Mundoro Capital Inc.
Mundoro is a well-funded, Canadian based, company focused on mineral acquisition, exploration, and development. Our primary focus is advancing our properties on the Tethyan Belt in Southeastern Europe. Mundoro has methodically acquired a district-scale land position on this prolific mineral belt which hosts significant Gold-Copper porphyry and related epithermal deposits. Our strong project pipeline, which also includes assets in Mexico and China, is positioned to drive long-term, sustainable growth in order to attain production and shareholder return.
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Dr. Helen L. Greenwood, 85, died Saturday, January 9, 2021 in Oak Hill, West Virginia. She moved to Oak Hill from Sebastian, Florida in May 2004. Previously, she lived in Yarmouth, Maine for 27 years. She was the daughter of Frederic and Doris Gree... Read More
Dr. Helen L. Greenwood, 85, died Saturday, January 9, 2021 in Oak Hill, West Virginia. She moved to Oak Hill from Sebastian, Florida in May 2004. Previously, she lived in Yarmouth, Maine for 27 years. She was the daughter of Frederic and Doris Greenwood, both deceased, of Athol, Massachusetts. Dr. Greenwood was born in Gardner, MA, grew up in Athol and graduated from Athol High School in 1953. She earned a B.A. degree in Biology from Northeastern University, M.S. in Zoology from the University of New Hampshire, and a Ph.D. in Biology from the University of Connecticut. Helen was a faculty member for 27 years at the University of Southern Maine, Portland, Maine where she was also Provost. Later, she was Dean of Lewiston-Auburn College, a new college of the University of Southern Main. There she was a member of many boards and committees. She retired in 1996. Prior to the University of Southern Maine, Dr. Greenwood taught at the University of Massachusetts, at Worcester, MA and at Medway High School in Medway, MA. After retirement, Helen did volunteer teaching in adult literacy in Florida, Fayette County, WV, and in science at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School in Oak Hill.
Dr. Greenwood was an enthusiastic builder of doll houses and collector of miniatures, was an avid reader, gardener, and bird watcher. She was a certified Master Gardener, loved cats, and was a strong supporter of natural history, clean environment, and science education. She was a longtime member of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Dr. Greenwood was preceded in death by beloved brother, Douglas, who passed away in 2009, leaving his wife, Carolyn Greenwood of Oak Hill.
In addition to her sister-in-law she leaves behind a nephew Brian Greenwood and niece Tina Angelichio of West Virginia; a niece Nancy Greenwood Connerant and nephew Edwin Bryan Connerat, III of Georgia; a niece Dr. Jackie Greenwood King and nephew Bernard King of Florida, and niece Jennifer Greenwood Dermody and nephew Timothy Dermody of South Carolina; niece Abigail Ward of West Virginia; great niece McCayla Eddy and great nephew Mark Eddy of Kansas, great nephews Logan Connerant, Thomas and Benjamin King; great nieces Cassidy and Jessica Greenwood, Catherine Connerat; great great nephew Landyn Eddy and many cousins and friends.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations in her memory be made to SS. Peter and Paul Catholic School, for science equipment, Oak Hill, West Virginia, to the Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 Washington Ave., Montgomery, AL 36104, or to St. Joseph Indian School, Box 300, Chamberlain, South Dakota, 57325-0300.
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Many times when you take out a client, the preparation that goes into the tour becomes the same. It becomes a bit of a ritual so that things are not overlooked or missed, items are not forgotten, and you have a standard for which each tour is held against.
As in life, every tour is a bit different and presents it's own sets of variables. I love that about them and it always keeps me on my toes.
Recently, I had a rock climbing trip with Cara, Cammie, and Mark. Instantly, I liked them and maybe it was because they were wearing some flyfishing clothing but call me biased.
Our tour seemed pretty uneventful until I had completed the set up of the routes. I asked them to take out their harnesses and received a blank stare. Cammie said even better was my face as I realized that we had left the climbing harnesses back in Park City. Cliff Lake is about 40 minutes into the Uinta Mountains.
At this moment, what does one do? Fortunately, I had an extra harness, some extra gear, and my military training. When I was in the military, we were forced over and over again to tie a swiss seat just in case we didn't have a harness.
The best part of the solution was the trust and willingness of my clients to continue on. That allowed us to have a very successful, safe, and fun trip. Cara challenged herself, Cammie was a natural, and Mark was solid.
The reminders are always positive when one chooses to look at things that way. It was not an optimal situation but we persevered and looked at practical solutions which was helped by positive outlooks.
I look forward to my next adventure with Cara, Cammie, and Mark. who knows what will happen but I do know that we will travel with good attitudes. And extra harnesses.


We often do not appreciate the value of water until the well goes dry. Before our desires for middle class life (meat consumption, air conditioning, car ownership), the water problems were not as severe. However due to climate change and growing populations, water supplies are being strained more than ever.
These droughts are attributed to many factors, one no larger than city planning. Many cities have mismanaged their water supplies due to lack of oversight and unsustainable desires to grow.
Read this article to dive into the struggle seen in Bengaluru, India.


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package com.intellij.ui;

import com.intellij.codeInsight.lookup.LookupArranger;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.lookup.LookupElement;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.lookup.LookupElementBuilder;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.lookup.LookupManager;
import com.intellij.codeInsight.lookup.impl.LookupImpl;
import com.intellij.lang.Language;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.ActionManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnActionEvent;
import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.IdeActions;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Document;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.Editor;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.EditorFactory;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileTypes.FileType;
import com.intellij.openapi.fileTypes.PlainTextLanguage;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.openapi.util.text.StringUtil;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiDocumentManager;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiFile;
import com.intellij.psi.PsiFileFactory;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.NameUtil;
import com.intellij.util.Function;
import com.intellij.util.LocalTimeCounter;
import com.intellij.util.containers.ContainerUtil;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nullable;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * @author Roman Chernyatchik
 *
 * It is text field with autocompletion from list of values.
 *
 * Autocompletion is implemented via LookupManager.
 * Use setVariants(..) set list of values for autocompletion.
 * For variants you can use not only instances of PresentableLookupValue, but
 * also instances of LookupValueWithPriority and LookupValueWithUIHint
 */
public class TextFieldWithAutoCompletion extends EditorTextField {
  private List<LookupElement> myVariants;
  private String myAdText;

  public TextFieldWithAutoCompletion() {
    super();
  }

  public TextFieldWithAutoCompletion(final Project project) {
    super(createDocument(project), project, PlainTextLanguage.INSTANCE.getAssociatedFileType());

    new VariantsCompletionAction();
  }

  private static Document createDocument(@Nullable final Project project) {
    if (project == null) {
      return EditorFactory.getInstance().createDocument("");
    }

    final Language language = PlainTextLanguage.INSTANCE;
    final PsiFileFactory factory = PsiFileFactory.getInstance(project);
    final FileType fileType = language.getAssociatedFileType();
    assert fileType != null;

    final long stamp = LocalTimeCounter.currentTime();
    final PsiFile psiFile = factory.createFileFromText("Dummy." + fileType.getDefaultExtension(), fileType, "", stamp, true, false);
    final Document document = PsiDocumentManager.getInstance(project).getDocument(psiFile);
    assert document != null;
    return document;
  }

  private class VariantsCompletionAction extends AnAction {
    private VariantsCompletionAction() {
      final AnAction action = ActionManager.getInstance().getAction(IdeActions.ACTION_CODE_COMPLETION);
      if (action != null) {
        registerCustomShortcutSet(action.getShortcutSet(), TextFieldWithAutoCompletion.this);
      }
    }

    public void actionPerformed(final AnActionEvent e) {
      showLookup();
    }
  }

  public void showLookup() {
    if (LookupManager.getInstance(getProject()).getActiveLookup() != null) return;
    final Editor editor = getEditor();
    assert editor != null;

    editor.getSelectionModel().removeSelection();
    final String lookupPrefix = getCurrentLookupPrefix(getCurrentTextPrefix());
    final LookupImpl lookup =
      (LookupImpl)LookupManager.getInstance(getProject()).createLookup(editor,
                                                                       calcLookupItems(lookupPrefix),
                                                                       lookupPrefix != null ? lookupPrefix : "",
                                                                       LookupArranger.DEFAULT);
    final String advertisementText = getAdvertisementText();
    if (!StringUtil.isEmpty(advertisementText)) {
      lookup.setAdvertisementText(advertisementText);
      lookup.refreshUi();
    }
    lookup.show();
  }

  public void setAdvertisementText(@Nullable String text) {
    myAdText = text;
  }

  public String getAdvertisementText() {
    return myAdText;
  }

  public void setVariants(@Nullable final List<LookupElement> variants) {
    myVariants = (variants != null) ? variants : Collections.<LookupElement>emptyList();
  }

  public void setVariants(@Nullable final String[] variants) {
    myVariants = (variants == null)
       ? Collections.<LookupElement>emptyList()
       : ContainerUtil.map(variants, new Function<String, LookupElement>() {
      public LookupElement fun(final String s) {
        return LookupElementBuilder.create(s);
      }
    });
  }

  private LookupElement[] calcLookupItems(@Nullable final String lookupPrefix) {
    if (lookupPrefix == null) {
      return new LookupElement[0];
    }

    final List<LookupElement> items = new ArrayList<LookupElement>();
    if (lookupPrefix.length() == 0) {
      items.addAll(myVariants);
    } else {
      final NameUtil.Matcher matcher = NameUtil.buildMatcher(lookupPrefix, 0, true, true);

      for (LookupElement variant : myVariants) {
        if (matcher.matches(variant.getLookupString())) {
          items.add(variant);
        }
      }
    }

    Collections.sort(items, new Comparator<LookupElement>() {
      public int compare(final LookupElement item1,
                         final LookupElement item2) {
        return item1.getLookupString().compareTo(item2.getLookupString());
      }
    });

    return items.toArray(new LookupElement[items.size()]);
  }

  /**
   * Returns prefix for autocompletion and lookup items matching.
   */
  @Nullable
  protected String getCurrentLookupPrefix(final String currentTextPrefix) {
    return currentTextPrefix;
  }

  private String getCurrentTextPrefix() {
    return getText().substring(0, getCaretModel().getOffset());
  }

}

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Kingston Entertainment News | Local & Canadian Arts | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
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A Fleury of ideas, result in Kill Per View for B.C. author
For A.G. Fleury, writing his first published thriller at home in British Columbia has roots that go back to elementary school in Cornwall.
November 27, 2021 Local Entertainment
'Emergency' signals return of Kingston's Gertrudes
When a homeless encampment at Belle Park was cleared out last summer, Greg Tilson was inspired to write the song "Forced Eviction" in support of those who had been displaced, the first song he had written in about eight years.
Camp Lau-Ren holding virtual 'campfire concert' fundraiser to help with finances after two summers of COVID closure
Friends of Camp Lau-Ren would say that one of their favourite parts of camp is the campfire. That's a time when the whole camp comes together in the warm, cozy glow of of a bonfire to raise their voices in song, laugh at skits and jokes, and sometimes enjoy a gooey snakc.
Kingston writer takes home GG non-fiction prize
A Kingston writer has won this year's Governor General's Literary Award for non-fiction.
November 19, 2021 Entertainment
'Portrayer' of Kingstown
On Sunday night, Kingston's Hugh Dillon finally got to see a decade-long pursuit come to fruition: the premiere of "Mayor of Kingstown," a TV series he co-created that was inspired by and shot in his hometown.
Buttons' Lucien has turned Upper Canada Playhouse into Trumpland
MORRISBURG — Lucien is in the theatre, and the zingers will keep on coming until late this month.
The Christmas Tree arrives at Stonecrop Acres to support the playhouse
MORRISBURG — Norm Foster's seasonal one-act comedy, The Christmas Tree, will be performed over two weekends next month at Stonecrop Acres Winery and Vineyard.
Miss Caledonia a quaint piece of theatre
The Thousand Islands Playhouse wraps up its 2021 season with Melody A. Johnson's "Miss Caledonia." It is a light nostalgic romp packed with memorable caricatures, baton twirling and lots of good ol' fashion fiddle playing. It is the story of a precocious 15-year-old girl with a ridiculous quest, and an all-too-familiar mother who sacrifices and cheers her on nonetheless, despite having abandoned many of her own.
Festival of Small Halls returns for Christmas
The Ontario Festival of Small Halls will be welcoming back music fans to different rural venues across Eastern Ontario, including some in Leeds and Grenville, this Christmas season.
Harmer to play Kingston May 19
Sarah Harmer will perform at Kingston's Grand Theatre on May 19.
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'She never considered herself to be a role model'
In the official photograph of the 1979 Progressive Conservative caucus, one among the 11 members seated in the front row stands out.
Conference focuses on role of virtual reality in theatre's future
A few years ago, Kingston immersive theatre company Single Thread received funding to host a weeklong symposium on virtual reality, something it believed was the future of theatre, or at least a part of that future.
Love of music leads to hosting gig for Kingston's Huddleston
Back in 2005, when she was still a student at Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Jess Huddleston and some friends drove to Ottawa to see a Rolling Stones concert, a concert that, in many ways, would alter her career path.
November 9, 2021 Entertainment
Glorious Sons to play New Year's Eve show in Kingston
The Glorious Sons are coming home for New Year's Eve.
November 8, 2021 Local Entertainment
Blue Rodeo sees an 'extra level of joy' at concerts
When Blue Rodeo finally returned to playing onstage earlier this summer, it took a little while to get the hang of it again.
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Upper Canada Playhouse fall success: Where there's a will, there's a Way
MORRISBURG — Way to go, Upper Canada Playhouse.
Rankin native April Verch and Missouri's Joe Newberry to release new holiday album: On This Christmas Day
Growing up, April Verch and Joe Newberry absorbed traditions of home and hearth – in her Ottawa Valley of Canada and his Missouri Ozarks. The holidays have always been a special time of year for both, with family and friends, festive decorations, gifts under the tree, and always, music. The duo's new release, "On This Christmas Day," on Slab Town Records, underscores that warmth, and will make a fine addition to any stocking, gathering, or celebration.
The Sylvia Effect to be experienced through all the senses
Drawing on the confessional poetry and tragic story of one of America's most intriguing and influential writers, Theatre Kingston's world premiere of "The Sylvia Effect" is a gripping account of a family sharing their struggles, love and "life force" through animated language, coupled with a courageous willingness to shine a light into the darkest corners.
Fearful imagery
Last year at about this time, I wrote about Romanticism and how well suited its art is in many respects to the season encompassing Halloween, All Hallows, Samhain, etc. This is because one approach that Romanticism took was an interest in the medieval period, which at the time was understood to be a period of darkness, superstition, barbarism, mystery and miracle. The creatives of the Romantic period expanded their conception of the Middle Ages to include all the fantastic (as in fantasy world) possibilities open to it, including the nightmarish, the ghoulish, the infernal and the terrible, as well as all the figures that emerge from the imagination when Reason sleeps. Disregarding the fact that Romantic notions of the Middle Ages as the "Dark Ages" were largely incorrect, they were still responsible for some of the most chilling and weird imagery of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
October 29, 2021 Local Entertainment
New edition goes where previous books have gone before
When publisher Firefly Books approached co-authors Terence Dickinson and Alan Dyer about writing a fourth edition of "The Backyard Astronomer's Guide," a decade after the third edition was published, both of them had their reservations.
The Offspring coming to Kingston
Punk rock band The Offspring is coming to Kingston in February.
Free Halloween concert in Market Square
There will be a free, family-friendly concert downtown on Halloween afternoon.
Legendary Downchild Blues Band postpones November Pembroke performance date until April 2022
After much thought and consideration over the past few days, The Legendary Downchild Blues Band have decided to postpone The Longest 50th Anniversary Tour Ever! from November 2021 to spring 2022, in the best interest of the band and their fans health and safety.
Concert venues prepare to welcome audiences again
When the province announced Oct. 8 that it was allowing concert venues to return to full capacity, it caught the city's performing arts manager, for one, off guard.
Play will tickle the funny bone of many patrons
After more than a year and a half of sitting dark, Kingston's stalwart community troupe, the Domino Theatre, has raised the curtain on its 68th season, electing to do so with one of the most widely produced romantic comedies of the past century. It has now staged at least three different versions of Bernard Slade's "Same Time, Next Year" themselves, and its popularity is not necessarily a function of its ease in mounting. On the contrary, it is a piece that challenges the company and the audience alike to navigate the complexity and moral ambiguity of an affair that spans 25 years, coinciding with two loving marriages and devoted family lives.


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Q: AWS Elastic Beanstalk RDS MacOS mysqlclient not working I'm trying to set up an application with Django through Elastic Beanstalk and MySQL through RDS. I can successfully use the application on localhost with the MySQL RDS database. When I deploy, I have problems.
I get
"111: Connection refused"
but maybe more importantly
"mysql_config: command not found, mariadb_config: command not found, mysql_config: command not found"
Posts on here talk about using yum in a packages.config file, I tried those suggestions without success. Isn't yum for use on operating systems other than MacOS?
I followed the instructions here: https://pypi.org/project/mysqlclient/
And of course mysqlclient is in my requirements.txt
Obviously I need the files mentioned above, but how do I get them?

A: mysqlclient is just like a python wrapper, and it needs the MySQL client binary (and other required tools) installed on the OS. The binary installation varies based on the server OS.
I believe by what you said MacOS is your computer OS, not the server OS, right? You must check your Elastic Bean configuration and install the required binaries based on your Elastic Bean OS. For knowing what the required binaries are, you can refer to the mysqlclient docs (Windows, Linux, MacOS)
Taking an example from an SO answer, one of yaml config to install the binary:
packages:
  yum:
    python3-devel: []
    mariadb-devel: []


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Why is Cyprus cracking down on NGOs serving migrants?
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In what appears to be part of an upward trend across Europe, Cyprus has moved to shut down human rights group KISA among others.
The authorities of Greek-administered Cyprus has moved to shut down a group of human rights organisations, including KISA, a well known non-profit that advocates for migrant rights on the island.
The administration's effort to end the legal status of NGOs isn't new. The government has long been mounting pressure, asking them to close down their offices while migrants continue to arrive in the Eastern Mediterranean island.
Several human rights groups have criticised the Cypriot government for misusing the law, forcing the NGOs to shut down and cracking down on their workers and activists.
Here's more about the battle between the NGOs and the government:
The government says it's technicality, NGOs say they're being silenced
In January, the Greek administration of Southern Cyprus deregistered KISA, one of the leading NGOs in the island that particularly focuses on migration-related issues alongside other independent organisations. The administration claimed that there was a delay from KISA to show that its constitution was in line with the law.
According to Council of Europe's human rights commissioner, Dunja Mijatovic, "the dissolution of an NGO can only be applied for serious misconduct, therefore its forceful deregistration demonstrates a "disproportionate" government response.
The organisation says the delay has been a slight one caused by the pandemic-induced complications, but their small oversight is rather being used as an excuse to silence them.
"This is just the latest move in a long campaign to discredit and silence independent voices in Cyprus, in particular KISA, and ultimately attack the foundations of democratic pluralism," the organisation said. An administrative Court rejected KISA's recourse against the decision in June but the organisation is now appealing the decision before the Supreme Court.
This has come as part of KISA's long battle with the Greek administration of Southern Cyprus. In 2019, the executive director of the organisation was arrested.
"KISA believes that this case, which is the sixth in a row, is part of the criminalisation efforts, blackmailing attempts, and vindictiveness against it for its work in supporting migrants and safeguard human rights," the organisation said at the time.
Part of a larger trend
Tara Ansari Esfahani, a specialist in European Asylum Law says the crackdown on migrant focused NGOs in Cyprus is part of a larger trend in Europe.
"In Europe, people are still talking about the alleged refugee crisis -- criminalization of NGOs has been a big part of political response from states. You see it in Greece, and you're seeing it increasingly in Cyprus," Esfahani told TRT World.
"It's a lot easier for countries to criminalize NGOs and crack down on them instead of actually taking account of the accusations that NGOs are making of states," she said, stating that it's a policy aimed at deterrence of migration.
Under EU law, Dublin protocol, migrants can only seek asylum in the first country they step in Europe. While Cyprus and Greece, one of the most popular migrant routes, are often the first EU countries migrants or refugees set their foot on, they most often aren't their final destinations. Many migrants see the two countries as a pit stop. They want to move to other EU countries where better protections are offered to migrants.
"The main thing that Western states are preoccupied with is the prevention of entry of refugees, whether it's by an interception on seas or poor reception conditions, or by sending money to third countries, or by criminalizing organizations," Esfahani says.
"It's a way of discouraging refugees or migrants from trying to cross into that state because they think I will have no protection there," she said, pointing out that when there's no organizations to aid, there's no assistance and there are no watchdogs to see how they're being treated.
More migrants are arriving in Cyprus
Divided into two zones, the Greek administration of Southern Cyprus and the Autonomous Turkish Cypriot Administration, the island has been facing an increasing flow of refugees particularly since the past year.
Greek Cypriot administration in May said it is in a "state of emergency" as a result of Syrian migrant arrivals.
In response, the Greek Cypriot administration has reportedly turned away the migrants who arrived on its shores or prevented their arrival by pushing them back at sea -- a practice that is deemed illegal under international law.
The Greek management has come under the media spotlight for taking no action to improve the living conditions of migrants, who live in squalid and overcrowded migrant centers on the island.
The migrants are forced to live in a dirty, insect-infested Pournara open-air camp where two toilets are used by 100 people, according to a Human Rights Watch report in September 2020.


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Click here to learn how to enable the Credentials app in your school.


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So, you find yourself in the beautiful Cape and you are blown away by the view and the white sands of Camps Bay beach… in all honesty, it blows my mind every single day when I drive over the Nek to work.
And it's this diversity which got me thinking that I really do need to tell you about my personal favourites – I should add at this stage that I am not a surfer, however two of these favourites are surf havens 😉 just fyi!
My first favourite would have to be Clifton first beach. I'd even settle for 2nd beach, but for the purpose of this informative blog you need to visualise Clifton as one big bay along the Atlantic Seaboard, with four mini coves – ie the beaches. I've added a picture to help out. Note the position of the yachts? That's 4th beach. Difficult to find parking, and usually packed to the brim, this beach is lovely during the week (shame, poor beach. It's just not the favourite) but rather busy at weekends (and holidays). Don't panic if you find yourself wondering how to get to 1st or 2nd beach. There are stairs leading down from Victoria Road, just look out for the street signs. Warning: the water she is COLD! You might very well come out numb.
My second favourite would have to be Muizenberg. This is purely due to the fact that the water at Clifton beach is so cold that it's positively unbearable to take a dip in (then again, I am very sensitive, you might disagree entirely). Muizenberg, if you have done any research, is a beach notorious for Great White sharks. I should possibly have said 'surf hub' first – it's like a chicken or the egg case, surfer… shark… BUT it's one of the best beaches in the sense that the shark spotters are brilliant and I personally would rather have them on the lookout than not. The water is so much warmer and tolerable to take a refreshing dip in. This is also a beach where our Surf Gurus will take you out for a little surf lesson if you like!
Then lastly… there is Koelbaai (Kogel baai). There's an actual resort you can stay the night at (camping). This is one of those beach escapes where you want to wake up early and pack a seriously delicious picnic basket, leave home at 9.30 and make a day of it. You will need to head out direction Gordon's Bay and pass through it until just before Rooi-Els (it's the R44, just stick to the coastline after Gordons and look out for cars parked along the road, randomly). Again, you will need to take a bit of a walk down to the beach – this is a trend on our coastline I'm afraid to admit) but if you are willing to brave it, take the walk and be absolutely amazed by the beauty of this hidden beach. It's one of those places where you find yourself taking it all in. It's majestic and idyllic. And the water is still warmer than Clifton so its swimmable (yip, even cold me took a swim!). We have the most incredible coastline and beaches and just when you think you've seen it all you discover little gems like Koelbaai.
As with all beach excursions, you are going to want to pack that sunscreen and those hats. Water, snacks, fruit and the likes are also not a bad idea. You are probably wondering if those guys on the beach selling stuff are safe to buy from… in short – I'd say yes. Take it from a local though, pack your own. They'll sell you a can of cola (can, beach, sand… really? Not ideal!) So take your bottle, possibly two and go get that tan on!
Happy Beach Time Holiday Makers!


Atlantic RecordsLast month, Tank revealed to ABC News Radio that all of the songs on his forthcoming album, Stronger, will reflect the happiness in his life. Now, the singer is allowing fans to check out a lengthy preview of his album's title track.
Unlike his up-tempo lead single "You're My Star," Tank has penned a powerful ballad that is sure to inspire his fans.
"Now look at me, I'm stronger than I've ever been / Where I am is no longer where I've been," he sings on the piano-driven record, which can be previewed via his YouTube page.
The full song will hit digital retailers on June 10.


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Another fine mess: Syria after the US exit
Asli Aydıntaşbaş & Julien Barnes-Dacey & Jeremy Shapiro
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan - ©
Turkey's invasion means Europeans can no longer be bystanders to Syria. They must now take three urgent steps.
And so, it comes to this. A Turkish incursion, a hasty American withdrawal, and a Kurdish plea to the Assad regime for protection. The Syrian government now looks likely to reassert control over much of Syria's north-east. It is tragedy for the Kurds, a debacle for the Americans, and a risky venture for the Turks. But together they have managed to create a mess that will likely benefit none of them.
Donald Trump has long made clear that he wanted out, even test-running the withdrawal announcement last December. Recep Tayyip Erdogan has long insisted that Turkey would not accept a Kurdish presence along its border; there had been signs of an impending Turkish military operation for months. And the Kurds, meanwhile, chose to ignore Trump's indifference to their plight and to believe the US officials who told them America would stand up to Turkey – they now have little choice but to turn to the Assad regime.
Europeans have been mostly bystanders in all of this, but the American withdrawal also presents new challenges for them. It is time they acted.
The Turkish incursion
The Turkish government sees the incursion as a first step towards a larger territorial footprint. It is taking control of a 160-kilometre strip that includes the Arab-majority towns of Tel Abyad and Resul Ayn. But, ultimately, the Turkish military could expand all along the 444 kilometres of border region (32 kilometres in depth), across an area that has been under Kurdish control for the past few years.
Erdogan views the fight against Syrian Kurdish forces on Turkey's southern flank as an extension of his country's long-running fight with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). He considers this an existential necessity to prevent a future division of Turkey. He has engaged in peace talks with the PKK in the past, but shows no interest in them now.
Instead, Erdogan's current goal is to push PKK-affiliated groups away from the Turkish border, to continue to target PKK strongholds in in Iraq, and to sustain the political pressure on the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party, the HDP, within Turkey.
Erdogan regards all three theatres – Syria, Iraq, and Turkey – as part and parcel of the same fight against terrorism. The military aim is to push Kurdish forces away from Turkey's border. But the larger political goal is to destroy the Syrian Kurdish experiment in self-government.
The US withdrawal
Many US officials wanted to remain in Syria. They believed the US presence there was necessary to lock in the gains against the Islamic State group (ISIS), and that it could support broader ambitions to combat Iran's regional influence and maintain pressure on the Assad regime. So, despite the guidance from Trump, they continued to advance a strategy based on a long-term American presence. But a US foreign policy that the US president does not support cannot sustain itself. The efforts of US officials and Congress only resulted in incoherent and precipitate withdrawal.
Under pressure from Congress and public opinion over his decision, Trump has imposed sanctions on Turkey: a travel ban and asset freeze on three Turkish officials, including the minister of defence, and higher steel tariffs. But these penalties are mild – they do not include senior members of the Erdogan regime and they do not involve the banks. The financial markets agree: the Turkish lira barely budged after the US announcement. Erdogan still regards Trump as his key interlocutor in Washington and as amenable to Turkey's concerns.
It is important that it is not only Erdogan and Assad who step into the void.
In the end, Syria is distant from American concerns and, as the pictures of the Turkish incursion fade from the headlines, the pressure on Trump will similarly recede. US overseas adventures have never welled up from the populace – they have always been sustained by an activist president supported by an outward-looking political class. Without the president on board, interest in Syria will fade.
The Kurdish plea for protection
Ankara may well succeed in securing control of a northern zone, but the hasty US withdrawal has also inspired the Syrian Kurds to seek help from the Assad regime and, by extension, its Russian backers. The emerging deal between the Kurds and Damascus will allow the regime to move back into the region to block further Turkish advances.
Syrian government and Russian forces have already entered the key city of Manbij. After a coordinated takeover, Russians now occupy US bases that were vacated in the hasty exit.
The Syrian regime will likely use the prospect of further Turkish incursion to regain control over much of north-east Syria. The Syrian Kurds may prefer this fate to Turkish domination, but it spells the end of their experiment in real autonomy.
What Europe can do now
Europeans have been mostly bystanders in this process, but with the American withdrawal, they will need to more directly assert their interests. It is important that it is not only Erdogan and Bashar al-Assad who step into the void left by the American withdrawal.
Currently, European opinion does not weigh too much in the Turkish decision-making process. Turkey believes the migration deal with Europe will ultimately confine Europe's response to a loud but symbolic stance. Even though parts of the European Union have imposed a ban on arms exports, Turkey has become more self-reliant in defence over the past decade. Erdogan has spoken to Angela Merkel and Boris Johnson since the Turkish operation began and, while briefing journalists last weekend, he remarked: "Europe gets the message."
This limited influence over Turkey means that at this stage Europeans should seek a ceasefire across the region – something that Washington now seems to be entertaining. Three more direct actions would support this general call.
Firstly, pressing Turkey to limit its military advance. This should include requesting that Ankara ensures its Syrian proxies do not engage in abuses.
Secondly, Europeans need to think about how they can salvage some space for the Kurds and the Syrian Arabs who have been living under the control of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
Of course, the new element here is that the Assad regime is now present in north-east Syria. If Europeans want to help Kurds salvage some form of political space, they will have to acknowledge this regime position and seek to shape it, likely through Moscow, to the least destructive end.
Finally, Europeans must urgently repatriate any of the European ISIS fighters that it can still access, recognising the immediate danger that leaving them in Syria could pose if ground conditions significantly deteriorate and they are able to escape.
These steps feel like too little too late. But they are also a way of re-engaging Europeans in a struggle that deeply affects them, but that they have unwisely outsourced to the United States and Turkey. Now, America is going home, and Turkey is threatening Europeans with forced migration. They can no longer be bystanders.
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Bobby Petrino And Jessica Dorrell Sex Scandal: 4,000 Calls, Texts, Messages
Bobby Petrino Jessica Dorell Jessica Dorrell
Bobby Petrino and Jessica Dorrell
New information sheds more light on the relationship between Bobby Petrino And Jessica Dorrell, in a sex scandal that cost Petrino his coaching job with the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Razorbacks Athletic Director Jeff Long dismissed Petrino "with cause" on Tuesday. And after a motorcycle accident on April 1st, where it was eventually found that Bobby was trying to cover up what he later called an "inappropriate relationship" with Ms. Dorrell, his passenger on the bike.
Dorrell, who was to be married to another Arkansas employee, Josh Morgan, who works in for the Razorbacks Swimming program, on June 9th, was Petrino's new, direct employee – now we know they had a sexual relationship that lasted months before that accident and before she started working for him.
As I suspected and said in an earlier blog post, Petrino already had the sexual relationship with Dorrell before he hired her as his "hand-picked" Student Academic Affairs Coordinator on March 28th. And it was at some point prior to her being hired, that Petrino gave Dorrell $20,000 – why, to this date, no one other than the two of them knows.
Lots Of Contact…
Bobby Petrino and Jessica Dorrell exchanged an estimated 4,000 phone calls, texts, and messages between September 12, 2011 and April 5, 2012, including game days, according to the data results from documents obtained via a Freedom Of Information Act Request by The Associated Press.
In all, according to my quick calculations, Bobby Petrino and Jessica Dorrell communicated an average of 22 times a day during that period.
The AP scored 300 pages of data – information that sheds light on just how "significant" the relationship between the pair was, even as Petrino is married with four kids, and presides over a college football team.
If you're just getting to this story, this video provides some history:
As to the phone records, on some days between the periods listed, the friends shared more than 100 text messages. When Arkansas beat Troy 38-28 on September 17th 2011, Dorrell and Petrino shared 70 text messages. And another 100 were given on the Friday night just before the Arkansas – Alabama game on September 24th, but just seven after the game.
According to the phone records, Dorrell and Petrino kept in touch after the motorcycle crash, where Petrino sustained four broken ribs, a cracked neck vertebra and various scrapes and bruises over his body.
The Associated Press also learned the following:
– Petrino exchanged 91 texts with Dorrell on Sept. 13 and 84 texts with her over five hours on Oct. 28, the day before a game at Vanderbilt.
– On Oct. 17, the two swapped 73 text messages, and on four days in a row in the week before a loss to eventual national champion Alabama, Petrino called Dorrell early — at 5:52 a.m., 6:35 a.m., 5:49 a.m. and 7:55 a.m.
– The day Arkansas beat Troy, the two exchanged 70 texts.
– They exchanged 26 texts the day Arkansas beat Mississippi State and four after the Razorbacks' loss to LSU on Nov. 25.
– Dorrell sent Petrino a text during Arkansas' Cotton Bowl win over Kansas State, though the coach didn't reply until the following day.
Petrino is forced to walk away from a job that saw him turn the Razorbacks into a national power, going 21-5 over the past two years, and with the team reaching BCS National Championship contention for the first time in 2011.
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Rangel proud to lead Swans
Angel Rangel has spoken of his pride at being named captain of Swansea City, declaring: "This club is in my heart."
Paul Clement has handed the armband to Rangel following Leon Britton's switch to a new player-assistant coach role at the Liberty Stadium.
And Rangel is full of pride having been chosen as the man to lead Clement's squad.
"It's a great honour for me to take over after Leon," he said.
"Hopefully I can help as much as possible on the pitch and off it.
"It was the manager's decision. He came to me and said I am the longest-serving player, I know the club inside out and how things work here.
"I am very delighted and proud to be given the role and I will try to be as good as I can."
Rangel has made only one Premier League appearance so far this season, and acknowledges that Clement might have chosen a player who has been playing more regularly to take over from Britton.
But the Swans manager feels Rangel is the right man to lead his squad.
Whenever he is on the pitch, the right-back will skipper Clement's team. If Rangel is not playing, Clement will decide who is captain that day.
"I had a lot of dreams to achieve when I first came here," Rangel added. "One of them was to become a Premier League player, which I achieved.
"I never thought I would end up as a captain, but I am proud and honoured and full of enthusiasm after being given this chance.
"I thanked the manager. He could have chosen someone who would play a bit more regularly than me, but it is not just on the pitch that you need some leadership and I am happy to take this job.
"More game-time is always an aim for me – I am still here because I want to play games.
"I've got Swansea in my heart, you know that. I love the club and the most important thing is that we stay in the Premier League this year.
"Now, as captain, I feel that even more. If I play, I will be super-delighted, if I don't, I just want the team to do well."
Rangel follows the likes of Britton, Ashley Williams, Garry Monk and Roberto Martinez by being named club skipper of the Swans.
He takes the job on at a time when Clement's side are in need of an upturn in fortunes, and feels spirit will be key to their hopes of turning form around.
"I think when we are going through a tough spell like we are at the moment, it's important that everyone sticks together and that starts with me.
"I can bring experience, some leadership alongside other players, a lot of team spirit I hope.
"The team spirit is one of the most important things in football. I think we have it here and I want to keep that going or even improve it if I can."
Angel Rangel
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1.3 million new migrants have come to Australia since 2011 from 180 countries with China (191,000) and India (163,000) being the most common countries of birth.
Greater Sydney is Australia's largest population centre with 4,823,991 people, growing at 1,656 every week since 2011.
Australians are getting older with 664,473 additional people aged 65 and over since 2011.
The ABS has created a QuickStats page which allows you to review 2016 data on your local area grouped by persons, families and dwellings.
Just type in your postcode or NSW or Australia for example.
We have gone 26 years without a recession (defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP), the unemployment rate is 5.7% and yet we still have a challenge.
Underemployment, defined as when people in a labor force are employed at less than full-time or at jobs inadequate with respect to their training or economic needs is now pushing up towards 10.0%.
The challenge is to get these people employed otherwise it will become a material drag on economic growth for Australia over the next decade.
If you make a contribution of up to $1,000 into your superannuation account before 30 June 2017, the Federal Government will add an additional sum provided that you are earning less than $51,021 this financial year.
Benjamin Graham, the father of Value Investing was famously quoted as saying… 'You are neither right nor wrong because people agree with you'.
Your right because your numbers are right.
Consider, Australia and United States today continue to offer the best short and long term interest rates amongst the developed world (Chart 1).
This is in the backdrop of the 30 year treasury yield in the United States falling since 1982 (Chart 2).
The result is the complete collapse of inflation in the United States and the developed world.
Many are calling it the bottom with inflation starting to turn back upwards (Chart 3).
However, we have another theory on inflation.
Inflation is dead or at least will remain at almost nothing for the next decade or longer.
Why because technology has been working its magic during this entire period.
Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence are combining to eliminate humans from the work force. Fewer people working means less wages and less wage pressure which stops inflation.
We have a game changer underway with computing which began mass production 30 to 40 years ago and so inflation may not get off the bottom for decades which means that interest rates may not return back to their long term historical averages for a very long time.
Wow, the truth about the future is often hard to accept.
Diversification is not having every dollar invested in one single asset.
Ted Turner orchestrated the Time Warner AOL merger at the height of the technology boom (officially filed on the 11th February 2000) with the result being a personal fortune of over US$9 billion.
The tech wreck and subsequent collapse of the Time Warner AOL share price crushed his personal fortune down to US$360 million.
I can still remember watching an interview with Ted Turner where he was asked the question, '…how could you lose so much money?' and his reply was '…I did not diversify'.
Ted Turner was lucky, he was still left a millionaire after the collapse although he had been a billionaire but the moral must be that you should always seek to diversify both across different asset classes such as shares and property and within an asset class.
The attached is an example of what would have happened if you only invested and held the top ten largest Australian listed companies versus the top ten largest in the United States.
A lot of money would have been forgone.


Exploid is an electronic producer and DJ hailing from Hamburg/Bremen, northern Germany. His passion for Drum & Bass music build up since early 2000s and has remained strong ever since. He combines heavy classic Jump Up vibes with modern Drum & Bass and creates a unique hybrid sound. Exploid has been expressing himself musically since he was a child. Born as son from a Jazz musician, he started at the age of 12 with drum lessons. A few years later, he mastered the art of Bass, Guitar, Piano and other instruments. This passion for playing and creating music has never changed and has since enabled to him smash venues as musician, producer and DJ. As much inspired by the sounds of the classic "old school" Jump Up, Exploid is already known for his signature dance floor smashing style, making music predominantly to be played in clubs. Despite this, he's experimenting with every kind of sounds, genres and sub-genres. He's pushing the boundaries, unite music and try to do something different. This has, and always will, be a very important part of his production style.


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