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MeaTech 3D, Producer of 3D Printed Meat, Fully Acquires Peace of Meat
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Israel's MeaTech 3D, the only publicly listed producer of cultured meat, invested an initial $1million in the cultured fat producer this October as part of a planned full acquisition which has taken place today. Meat-Tech estimates that the first hybrid products based on the Peace of Meat cultured fat technology could be on the market as early as 2022.
Today saw the 100% acquisition of Belgium's Peace of Meat PV, for €15 million in a combination of cash and MeaTech common stock. This follows a string of recent news from the Israeli biotech firm; this November it closed a fundraising round of $7 million just a day after the company, already publicly listed in Israel, filed for IPO in the USA.
Peace of Meat has developed a proprietary stem cell-based bioreactor technology to cultivate animal fats from chickens and ducks without harming the animals. The first expected application of the technology is in hybrid food products, where plant protein is combined with animal cultured fat to produce meat analogues with "meatiness" (taste and texture) properties closer to those of conventional meat products.
The company believes it will be able to leverage Peace of Meat's technologies, including novel hybrid food products, to accelerate market entry, while Meat-Tech will develop an industrial process for cultivating and producing real meat using 3D bio-printing technology without harming the animals. The transaction is expected to be completed in the coming weeks.
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Under the terms of the acquisition agreement, MeaTech will pay half of the consideration immediately, with the balance to be paid subject to Peace of Meat meeting pre-defined technological milestones over a two-year period aimed at expanding its capacity to produce cultured fats in preparation for market entry. To this end, it was agreed that the management of Peace of Meat will continue to lead the development process.
This acquisition is in line with Meat-Tech's growth strategy, which aims to streamline development processes and expand the company's product range in order to enter the cultured meat technology markets as quickly as possible. Meat-Tech is working to create synergies and added value for food manufacturers in the advanced production of cultured meat while maintaining animal welfare and meeting the growing global demand for meat.
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The city of El Paso, Texas borders New Mexico and Arizona, which means there are plenty of exciting nearby towns ideal for a weekend getaway. Look forward to nature explorations in Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Salt Flat, Texas; snow skiing in Ruidoso, New Mexico; and horseback riding in Tucson, Arizona. Book a stay at El Paso vacation rentals that put you in proximity to the foothills of the Black Range in Winston, New Mexico, or near a horseshoe-shaped reef in Salt Flat, Texas. Consider these cities for your next weekend getaway.
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A two hour and 40-minute drive puts you in a cozy cabin vacation rental adjacent to the Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico. Spend your weekend getaway touring the caverns, hiking the trails, and admiring the rich, natural history of the park. Refresh and cool off from the warm heat of the summer with a dip in Sitting Bull Falls or treat the kids to a trip to the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park during your stay. Carlsbad also hosts a variety of entertainment venues, such as the Carlsbad Community Theatre and the Carlsbad Museum and Art Center to keep the entire family entertained.
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Ruidoso, located two and a half hours from El Paso, is a hotspot for adventure in every season. Try your hand at skiing the slopes at Ski Apache or venture from your vacation rental hideaway to see live horse racing during the summer months at the horse racing track that is home to Billy the Kid Casino. When you're feeling lucky, pull the slots at Casino Apache, or thrill the history buffs with a stop in at the Hubbard Museum of the American West. The surrounding Lincoln National Forest is a popular attraction for outdoor enthusiasts and features the peak of Sierra Blanca.
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Find yourself surrounded by the Sonoran Desert when booking a vacation rental in Tucson, located just four hours from El Paso. This vibrant city offers outdoor adventures in Saguaro National Park where you can hike and bike the trails or stop in at the Tucson Zoo to see the exotic animals. Take a scenic horseback ride with Spanish Trail Outfitters or sightsee at Sabino Canyon to see the natural wonders of the city. The Pima Air and Space Museum draws in history and astronomy buffs whereas the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Art Gallery is popular with the creative types.
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In less than an hour, you can find yourself just over the Organ Mountains and in the heart of Las Cruces, New Mexico, a city known for Aguirre Springs. Relax in the shade of the park or paddle down the streams that flow year round. Get some exercise when exploring the hiking trails of Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park that offer a challenging climb through the Organ Mountains for the adventurous types in your crew. Las Cruces is also a mecca for railway history with the Railroad Museum that features interactive exhibits and model trains. When you want to see the history of the farming and ranching industry of the city, head over to the New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum that boasts gardens and livestock.
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The Alberta Golden Bears didn't have to look far for their latest prospect. Defensive end Julian Augello has committed to the U of A. Julian went to school at St. Francis Xavier and was a member of the Rams. He weighs in at 5'11, 175lbs.
Calgary Dinos
A defensive lineman will be making the jump from CJFL to U Sports in 2022. Darius Redhead has molded his game with the Calgary Colts since 2020, and played high school football at MCLA.
The Dinos have made another new acquisition with Simi Oyesoro coming to the U of C in hopes of strengthening their running back corps. Simi's football journey began with the Crescent Heights Cowboys in Calgary.
A new cornerback has signed with Calgary as CFC150 Tyson Kelly will making the move from Chilliwack to Calgary this year. Tyson is 6'2, 185lbs, and played high school football for G.W. Graham.
Calgary has agreed to terms with a wide receiver. Vernon B.C's, Roan Reid, will join the Dinos for the 2022 campaign. Roan grew his skills with Vernon Secondary and stands at 6'0, 175lbs.
A defensive lineman from Alberta will join the Dinos in 2022. Brandon Iticka will make his way to the big club in the fall after playing football for the Western Canada Redhawks.
The Dinos have signed a massive defensive prospect with CFC100 LB Carson Procee excited to make his jump to U Sports with the U of C. Carson spent the last four years at Lethbridge Collegiate.
A quarterback from Quebec City will call Calgary home in 2022. CFC60 ranked Pierre-Luc Michaud will be heading west to further his studies. Pierre-Luc has suited up for Cegep Limoilou and Saint-Jean Eudes in his time on the football field, and stands at 6'0, 195lbs.
The University of Manitoba has brought back a Manitoban for kicking duties. Niko DiFonte will suit up for the Bisons in 2022. Niko made a name for himself while kicking at Oak Park High School and the Calgary Dinos. In his first year with the Dinos, Niko kicked a 59-yard field goal to win the 81st Hardy Cup. Niko DiFonte is 6'0, 180lbs.
The University of Saskatchewan has added depth to their defensive line with the signing of local lineman Chaz Walker. Chaz plans to enroll in police study classes. He will be taking justice classes as well as philosophy in pursuit of becoming an RCMP officer.
"I chose the university of Saskatchewan because of the student supports," he says. "I've also had family who have gone there and said it's an amazing university."
Chaz played high school football for Holy Rosary in Regina and weighs in at 6'5, 232lbs.
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"I believe education is one of the gemstones of our democracy," she said. "I loved it and still miss it," she said of teaching at Oak Ridge Schools.
The group of more than 50 fans included some former students and even more parents of former students.
"I need to see you after class," Albert said of these people. She assured them it wasn't because they were in trouble, but to get updates on their lives.
Her talk focused on the past, present and future of public schools.
"I believe in our public schools, I worry for our public schools, and I advocate for our public schools," she said. Her talk did not shy away from contentious political issues like vouchers, arming teachers, standardized testing, teacher salaries and more.
When speaking about the past for public schools, Albert listed "features of a democratic education" from the book "Democracy's Schools: The Rise of Public Education in America" by Johann Neem. Published in 2017, the book gives a history of public schools in the United States.
Albert gave the goals Neem listed as: promoting equality, nurturing human beings, preparing citizens and fostering civic solidarity. Albert asked if these goals will still apply in the present and future.
The "present" section of her talk was the longest, focusing on what she called "challenges for public education" and hitting many hot-button issues.
The first challenge she listed was what she called "privatization," which included issues regarding voucher programs, charter schools and education savings accounts (ESAs).
Regarding private schools, Albert said many have less diverse populations of students by race, ethnicity and disabilities.
Regarding charter schools, which operate independently of public school systems but receive public funding, she said "some are fine" but still criticized some of them for failing.
"I do feel very strongly about public schools — in case you haven't noticed," she said.
Government mandates were the second challenge she discussed. Under that category, she listed issues including lost data and failed test administration for TNReady standardized tests and spoke about support among teachers for using the ACT suite of tests instead. Oak Ridge Board of Education recently passed a resolution requesting the state allow districts to use the ACT suite instead of TNReady.
Albert, however, also criticized relying on standardized tests in general. She said the nonprofit College Board at which she had worked, "took a strong stand against the policy of using test scores to evaluate students" and that the TNReady tests promote a "teach to the test" mentality. She also said curriculum standards change faster than tests do.
She also said the state's way of giving each school system a grade from A to F was "too simplistic" and criticized the state's standards for considering graduates with special education diplomas the same as dropouts and emphasizing "ready graduates" who score above 21 on the ACT while not giving even more recognition for schools with students who graduate even higher.
The next challenge Albert discussed was teacher shortages. Albert shared statistics about "critical shortages" in math, science, Spanish, English as a Second Language and special education. She said 48 states reported math teacher shortages. She also talked about "uncertified teachers" often serving majority "black" or "low socioeconomic" schools.
Related to this teacher recruitment problem, Albert said was low pay for teachers, adding that many teachers can apply for food stamps. She also spoke about teachers paying out of pocket for school supplies.
"The nation has a problem with discipline in general," she said, though she expressed support for the policies of Oak Ridge's Secret City Academy. Student-learning issues she listed included apathy, disrespect for authority, absenteeism and dropouts, anxiety, unvaccinated students and students with uninterested — or on the other extreme — "helicopter" parents.
She also said poverty posed a challenge.
"It's hard to go to school when you're hungry, when you haven't slept," she said.
Finally, she listed funding for schools as an issue, citing issues affected by it such as class size, maintenance of buildings and technology.
She said Oak Ridge Schools spend $13,080 per pupil, which is the highest local funding per student in the state.
"Technology is the future," Albert said, citing software and online support for courses and teachers. She spoke about the possibility for using artificial intelligence in instruction and teacher training.
A handout Albert gave the audience quoted Oak Ridge Schools 1979 alumnus Kai-Fu Lee's book "AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order." Lee will return to Oak Ridge and hold a book signing at the Pollard Auditorium on May 6 at 5:30 p.m.
"I'm very proud of Kai-Fu," Albert said.
Albert, also, in this section of her talk promoted various policies including free post-secondary education, standardized but also "flexible" curricula, and "corporate partnerships" involving internships and mentorships.
She told the audience that they could help, not just with what she said were necessary tax dollars but also with financial support and volunteer work for Oak Ridge Public Schools Education Foundation, which helps teachers get additional supplies. She also encouraged her audience to advocate for Oak Ridge Schools by attending government meetings.
"Don't forget to thank a teacher. To thank a school system," Albert said.
Following Albert's presentation, Oak Ridge resident Kowetha Mack expressed gratitude for public schools in the Q&A portion of the program.
"Our lives and what we have in our lives are because of the education of someone else's child," she said.


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Max was an unusual character.
The book was funny and light – I liked the description of Wanda's living room with as many patterns as possible.
The names of the villages were great.
Appreciated the list of characters and the map.
I had no inkling of who did it.
The book was a fun change of pace.
It reminded me of Murder She Wrote and of Midsomer Murders.
It's funny that there were no murders in the village until Max arrived.
She began writing this series when her prior publisher went out of business and she was asked about other story ideas by her new publisher.
The idea of the village came first and was based on Agatha Christie. The vicar's character is based on an acquaintance with a similar background.
The village names were based on real places, and she thought "Monkslip" was a good name for the village of a vicar.
Her favorite character is Suzanna – sister of the doctor – because she has no filters and says whatever she likes. She's a brash person in the wrong setting.
Gin doesn't plot out every character – she gets an overall feel for the murder and an outline of events and then jumps around from section to section. She works in a home office from about 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Gin generally can name her books as she likes – a few times editors wanted changes.
She has just read The Witch Elm and is a big fan of Tana French.
She has had some interest from Hollywood about possibly turning the series into a show, but it is not at all a certainty.
Currently, Gin is writing a standalone that has some mystery elements, but is also a comedy of errors.
There may be one final Max book, but that is also not determined yet.
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Arno Penzias, in full Arno Allan Penzias, (born April 26, 1933, Munich, Germany), German American astrophysicist who shared one-half of the 1978 Nobel Prize for Physics with Robert Woodrow Wilson for their discovery of a faint electromagnetic radiation throughout the universe. Their detection of this radiation lent strong support to the big-bang model of cosmic evolution. (The other half of the Nobel Prize was awarded to the Soviet physicist Pyotr Kapitsa for unrelated work.)
Educated at City College of New York in New York City and Columbia University, where he received a doctorate in 1962, Penzias joined Bell Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey. In collaboration with Wilson he began monitoring radio emissions from a ring of gas encircling the Milky Way Galaxy. Unexpectedly, the two scientists detected a uniform microwave radiation that suggested a residual thermal energy throughout the universe of about 3 K. Most scientists now agree that this is the residual background radiation stemming from the primordial explosion billions of years ago from which the universe was created. From 1976 to 1979 Penzias was director of the Bell Radio Research Laboratory. He later served as vice president of research (1981–95) and as vice president and chief scientist (1995–98) at Bell Laboratories, which was spun off as part of Lucent Technologies in 1996.
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For years, capital punishment has been a controversial issue in our society. Many arguments can be made in favor and against it. It ultimately, however, comes down to personal beliefs and opinions. Personally, I feel that the death penalty is a very serious punishment, and should be used very carefully and sparingly. The death penalty is unremediable. What is done cant be corrected. This aspect of the sentence plays a heavy part in my opinion. The death penalty also is more costly than life imprisonment, and has not been found to be a greatly effective deterrent. Florida, as one example, calculated that each execution there costs some $3.18 million. If incarceration is estimated to cost the state $17000/year, a comparable statistic for life in prison of 40 years would be $680,000.(Harries and Cheatwood). Figures from the General Accounting Office are close to these results. Total annual costs for all U.S. Prisons, State and Federal, was $17.7 billion in 1994 along with a total prison population, non-death row, of 1.1 million inmates. That amounts to $16100 per inmate/year. (Porter). From this; the cost of keeping a 25-year-old inmate for 50 years at present amounts to $805,000. Assuming 75 years as an average life span, the $805,000 figure would be the cost of life in prison. So roughly it's costing us $2 million more to execute someone than it would cost to keep them in jail for life. This is just the dollar cost. The risk of executing innocent persons is a decisive objection to the institution of capital punishment in the United States. Consequentialist arguments (you get what you deserve) for the death penalty are inconclusive at best; the strongest justification is a retributive one. However, this argument is seriously undercut if a significant risk of executing the innocent exists. Any criminal justice system carries the risk of punishing innocent persons, but the punishment of death is unique…
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His hands are full running the family orchard and dealing with his delinquent teen sister, so Collin doesn't need to get involved with someone as fiery and unpredictable as Savannah. But the intense attraction between them can't be denied. And when disaster strikes, they'll both be surprised by who's still standing when the dust settles.
It takes a while to figure out what exactly Savannah's deal is–which is a bit frustrating at first, but once we have the whole story? It finally makes sense, and from that point on–all the feels. Seriously, there were tears. More than once. Between Savannah and her mom, Savannah and Collin, and Collin and his little sister Amanda, the relationships in this book just slay me. I can't wait to see what's going to happen next for the people of Slippery Rock–Levi, Savannah's brother; Mara, Collin's absent sister; James, the deputy sheriff; and Adam, their longtime friend who isn't exactly left in a good spot at the end of this book…gah! How soon until book 2 comes out?
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Sindh Assembly Addresses 50 Percent Agenda during 5th Session
61 percent lawmakers participate in debate on Finance Bill, 2019 Opposition's Protests disrupt the proceedings for four percent of total time 11 resolutions adopted, 61 percent starred questions addressed The Provincial Assembly of Sindh transacted half of its scheduled business during fifth session comprising 32 sittings that continued between June 12, 2019 and September 2,…
• 51 lawmakers remain inactive during the proceedings ISLAMABAD, May 21, 2019: The Provincial Assembly of Sindh transacted 56 percent of its scheduled business during 49-sitting fourth session that continued between January 9, 2019 and May 18, 2019. The House passed 11 government bills and held pre-budget debate consuming 16 percent of the proceedings. Almost…
Sindh Assembly: 56% Lawmakers Take Part in Budget Discussion
ISLAMABAD, October 1, 2018: As many as 93 out of 165 (56%) sitting lawmakers participated in the general discussion on budget 2018-19 held during the second session of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its Session Report.
The House met for 46 hours and 36 minutes cumulatively during eight sittings held between September 17, 2018 and September 30, 2018. Of this cumulative duration, two hours and 50 minutes were lost in suspension of proceedings due to prayer breaks. Each sitting started 56 minutes behind its scheduled time and continued for five hours and 49 minutes, on average. Read more
Profiles of Provincial Assemblies 2018 – 2023
ISLAMABAD, August 24, 2018: Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) has compiled the Profiles of the Members of all Provincial Assemblies (MPAs) who started their five-year term in August 2018. This detailed analysis report includes the party position of the MPAs, their qualifications, professional diversity, contribution to party funds, pending criminal cases, and their assets.
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Sindh Assembly Passes 10 Bills, Adopts 16 Resolutions
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Sindh Assembly Passes Four Bills, Adopts 13 Resolutions
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Calls for international solidarity with striking university workers in the UK
As I write this Dec 3, 2021, today more than 50 universities across the UK entered their third day on strike for better pay and conditions, and an end to casualization and inequalities; many are also striking against plans to cut pensions by up to a third. But much of the energy and impetus comes largely from exploited teaching assistants (usually doctoral students and post docs struggling to make their way) who can be earning less than the minimum wage as they try to meet management's workload demands and 'compete' (exacerbated by pandemic, home working by single carers of children and other dependents, etc.).
Following early morning pickets, academics and students from 4 Manchester universities joined and marched (see pictures of pickets and the march below). The Universities and Colleges Union (UCU) organizing the action are promising to build the campaign in the new year if the national body representing management does not respond significantly. New ballots required by anti-union legislation are now being held that will bring more workers into the struggle and put pressure on more universities to engage with the UCU demands.
UCU rally in Manchester, Dec 2021
While we await new strike days in the new year, in the meantime we are "working to contract" – which means we only do what we understand we are legally required to do to be NOT in breach of contract. Much teaching is done by graduate students paid for certain numbers of hours only, though they find the demands placed on them far exceed what they are contracted and paid for. (See one of the six "occupations" of university buildings by supporting students below). In general, since the outbreak of pandemic academic staff have responded to student need by 'going the extra mile' beyond the norm contractually expected. It will be interesting to see how this works out now. It is union policy not to mitigate our action, but management are asking academics to make sure the students' opportunity to learn has not been affected by industrial action!
Trade Unions and some political party's solidarity comes to UCU from across the UK: but universities are dependent on international reputations: wouldn't it be marvelous to build international solidarity from universities – many of whose workers are experiencing similar degradations of conditions, and management tricks? To start with, universities union branches or national organizations might send messages of solidarity and that would be welcome: more serious forms of collective activity internationally are for the future, and might be discussed here.
Can we build a global alliance that extends beyond the occasional message of solidarity? Could we extend this to coordinated action against particular universities that behave badly, or to global actions aimed at highlighting inequalities, exploitation of academic workers, and degradation of student experience that results?
See more information on the campaign here.
See the latest news about the strike here.
Contact the national union General Secretary with messages of support here.
Contact the Manchester UCU branch chair David Swanson: David.swanson@manchester.ac.uk


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Justice for Sakine, Fidan and Leyla: French lawyer, Antoine Comte speaks to Medya News
The French lawyer leading the fight for justice for the victims of the Paris killings says in an interview with Medya News, 'We will never stop the case until we have people answering for the responsibility, whatever their level of responsibility is, we will never stop this case'
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Mark Campbell
Today, on the ninth anniversary of the brutal killings in Paris, 9 January 2013, Monsieur Antoine Comte, the French lawyer leading the fight for justice for the victims of the Paris killings, speaks to Medya News.
Nine years ago, on 9 January 2013, three Kurdish women were executed with deadly shots fired from a single gun into the head of each woman in a cold-blooded and seemingly professional and planned assassination. The final bullet of 10 bullets fired from the low-calibre gun was fired directly into the mouth of Fidan Doğan, after she was already dead, carrying a clear political message.
One of those women killed that night was the legendary Kurdish female freedom fighter and co-founder of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), Sakine Cansız or Heval Sara as she is fondly known in the Kurdish movement.
The second woman was Fidan Doğan who was at the time a very successful diplomatic representative of the Kurdistan National Congress (KNK) who had attended many diplomatic meetings with top French politicians, including multiple meetings with the former French President, François Hollande and NGOs in Paris prior to the assassination. She was such a well-respected political actor representing the Kurds in Europe, that the European Parliament observed a minute's silence after her killing.
The third woman was Leyla Söylemez, a young Kurdish political activist, politically active within the Kurdish Community in France at the time.
All were killed at the office of the Kurdistan Information Centre located near one of Paris's main train stations, the Gare du Nord, on 147 Rue La Fayette in Paris.
Attention soon turned to a Turkish man called Ömer Güney who had ingratiated himself into the Kurdish community in Paris seemingly as a self-declared 'born again' supporter of the Kurdish cause, even managing to successfully volunteer as a driver for Sakine Cansız. However, soon after the killings, it was found out that he was in actual fact an extreme ultranationalist Turk, with links to the ultra-right wing Turkish nationalist group known as the Grey Wolves in Turkey, and had direct links with the Turkish intelligence community.
He was arrested not long after the killings and was found to be in possession of hundreds of images of memberships cards he secretly took at a Kurdish association that he'd earlier become a member of. It was also found that he had travelled to Turkey on numerous occasions in the time prior to the assassinations.
He was the main suspect, who had been filmed on CCTV cameras entering the building at 147 Rue La Fayette at the time of the killings, and DNA was reportedly found on him from one or more of the victims.
However, the case was closed in 2017, after Ömer Güney died in hospital in December 2016, after suffering from a brain tumour.
Then in May 2019, after pressure from the families of those killed in Paris, and new evidence taken from confessions of Turkish intelligence agents captured by the PKK in Northern Iraq, the case was reopened.
In time though, it was the Turkish media who actually provided the legal team in Paris with enough evidence to launch the case, including a photograph of the passport of Ömer Güney given to him by Turkish intelligence, a leaked sound recording of Ömer Güney discussing the assassination operational details with 4 other members of Turkish intelligence and a signed Turkish intelligence document regarding Ömer Güney's orders for the assassination plans including down the last details of how Güney was going to escape the scene on a motor cycle.
At that time, one of the lawyers for the victims' families spoke to the French News Agency AFP about the decision to open the case. He said, "It is historic. This marks the end of impunity for political assassinations in France ordered from abroad," That lawyer was Antoine Comte, a lawyer for one of the families who has led the legal fight for justice and who joined me to discuss the case on the 8th anniversary of the notorious Paris killings.
Antoine Comte began our Podcast by saying:
"This case is a very important case for me. First because I knew Fidan Doğan.
And one has to remember, when she was murdered in Paris in the circumstances you recalled, the President of the European Parliament asked for a minute of silence. In other words, she was very well known. Not only as a militant or an activist, but she was known because she was a very important go-between the Kurds and the French politicians, the European politicians, she was often in the European Parliament.
And so, when the President of the European Parliament asked for a minute of silence, I honestly felt very bad, because no authority in France had the guts to do the same thing.
Now, one has to recall that for historical reasons, usually linked with the post-second world war, end of the colonial era, a lot of people were assassinated in France because they considered France to be a 'safe country' which was not true. And the number of people was so important. We tried to work on this issue a number of years ago with some friends, and every day we discovered more and more victims of murderous states.
Now this is a concept I have to explain. Political crimes can be committed by countries of course, but in our history, in the history of France, no-one has ever pointed out the country responsible for these political crimes. Now I personally have been in charge of legal cases, such as Algerians who have been killed, a lawyer, in 1987, because he was a go-between the opposition to the Algerian government. I was also the lawyer for Palestinians killed in France. And everyone knew, everyone knew, who was responsible for these crimes. I mean, generally, of course in the case of the Algerian it was the Algerian state, in the case of the Palestinian it was the Israeli intelligence and in other cases as well, we have had this going on for years.
Since you have to remember that in 1964, Ben Barka who was an opponent to the monarchy in Morocco was murdered in Paris with the head of the French police and hoodlums, thugs. Now the case is ongoing, can you imagine, from 1964! We have this case going on and finally nobody has been sentenced for the assassination of Ben Barka. So, what is very different in this case aside from the fact that for me personally, I was very moved by the assassination of a woman I'd known and worked with in many cases we had together. Just to give you an idea, it so happens that I usually cut off my mobile phone when I sleep and this precise day for some odd reason my mobile phone was not cut off and there I got a phone call at 6am in the morning, say that Doğan had been killed.
But the problem was that the person who called me did not know that, did not know the name, the 'little' name [nickname] because you know, the Kurds always have 'little' names, so her name was something like… [Mark:"Rojbin I think".] Right, that's it, so I knew nothing about this name and knew her as Fidan Doğan. I worked with her on many cases, worked on cases in the court etc… and then I said, and it was such a shock I must admit, I said, 'Well, they haven't killed Fidan.' And the man said, 'They have.'.
So this is a very moving case for me, a very emotional case because of that.
But it so happens that if the French authorities have shown no courage, and usually they show no courage in any of these cases, either in your country or in my country, it so happens that the judges were very determined."
After giving many more details of the journey of the case in the Podcast, the French lawyer who has led this case for nearly 10 years now summarised by giving a message to the families of Sakine, Fidan and Leyla and all those attending demonstrations in Europe on the 9th anniversary of the horrific killings.
"My message is that we will never stop the case. Till we have people, answering for the responsibility within the assassinations. Whatever their level of responsibility, we will never stop the case. People will never stop that case. And we have no reason to stop that case because today in our different systems, impunity cannot be accepted in criminal crimes. In most crimes they are not accepted but in criminal crimes they sometimes get away with murder, if I may say. But this is not acceptable. And if we have to show something to the different governments of our different countries, it's that we do not accept, what we say in French, 'le raison de état' the fact that you accept for political reasons, diplomatic reasons, economic reasons, to shut up! The people who have ordered the crimes have to be indicted, even if they never come to France, and they will never come to France, if we find them of course. They have to be sentenced in absentia eventually. This is not the problem, they have to be sentenced. And we have to stop this horrible way of accepting criminal cases, by and for political motives in our country, on our soil.
All these three women, were legally in Europe, some of them were born here. All of them had documents to stay here, in Europe and they were murdered! And not protected. And that is a bloody shame!"


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Q: How save results from different orders of ARMA-GARCH model? I want to see AIC and BIC values of ARMA-GARCH models in a table. I created a loop which creates a dataframe and then merges it with already created table (rbind()). However, the loop is running too slowly, I read that it is better (speed reason) to store dataframe in a list(). Could you help to find a way how to quickly store the results? I think there should be scores <- list(), but do not where to put and in what ranges (the number of possible order combinations) should additional loop to be created.

scores <- data.frame()
for (s in 1:5) {
  for (r in 1:5) {
    for (p in 1:5) {
      for (q in 1:5) {

          spec <- ugarchspec(variance.model = list(model = "sGARCH", garchOrder = c(s, r)),
                     mean.model = list(armaOrder = c(p,q), include.mean = TRUE), distribution.model = "std")
          Sup_fit <- ugarchfit(spec, MYVALUES)
          results <- data.frame(aic = infocriteria(Sup_fit)[1],
                                bic = infocriteria(Sup_fit)[2],
                                hq = infocriteria(Sup_fit)[4],
                                garch_arch = paste0(1,",",1,"_",1,",",1))
          scores <- rbind(scores, results)

      }

    }

  }

}

UPDATE:
I changed the code (added vector list) in order to speed up the process, however it is also slow
library(tidyr)
b <- as.matrix(crossing(s = 1:5, r = 1:5, p = 1:5, q = 1:5))
aic <- vector("list", length(b[,1]))

for (i in 1:length(b[,1])) {
  spec <- ugarchspec(variance.model = list(model = "sGARCH", garchOrder = c(b[,1][i], b[,2][i])),
                     mean.model = list(armaOrder = c(b[,3][i],b[,4][i]), include.mean = TRUE), distribution.model = "std")
  Sup_fit <- ugarchfit(spec, Sup_values)
  #a$aic[i] <- infocriteria(Sup_fit)[1]
  aic[i] <- infocriteria(Sup_fit)[1]
}

output <- do.call(rbind, aic)

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Tight schedule puts the heat on Wallabies before Irish Test opener
By Phil Lutton
April 28, 2018 — 10.04am
Australia might well need the luck of the Irish to put a dent in the Six Nations champions in June's opening Test with the Wallabies restricted to as little as two meaningful training sessions thanks to a nightmarish Super Rugby schedule.
The Wallabies host Ireland at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium on Saturday, June 9, and would normally have the benefit of a full camp on the Sunshine Coast before embarking on the traditional Test week schedule.
Tough gig: Stephen Larkham says the Wallabies may have as little as two training sessions to find their form.
But with round 16 of the Super Rugby season running right up until the afternoon of June 3, the Wallabies won't assemble in full until the Monday before the match, leaving them with precious little time to prepare for the champions of Europe.
Brumbies players will be in action from 4pm against the Sunwolves and could catch a late flight to Brisbane that night but, more realistically, would appear in camp on Monday.
The Reds play the Waratahs in Brisbane on Saturday night, June 2, while the Rebels must travel back from Auckland after taking on the Blues that same day.
Wallabies assistant coach Stephen Larkham said that would leave the Wallabies with as little as two complete field sessions before they faced the Irish, who were undefeated in their Six Nations triumph.
"It's very unusual," he said. "We normally have a week of preparation before we get into the Test week. All it means for us is we can't do anything too different to what we finished with last year.
"There's less than one week to get everyone on the same page. We have to be very careful with what we bring into that first Test match and things will evolve after that.
"Realistically, we'll have two good training sessions in us. But there could be some guys in the 23 that haven't played Test rugby before, so I think there will be plenty of excitement around that week."
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has utilised the pre-Test camp to full effect in recent years, taking an expanded group to Caloundra, hammering them with fitness and field drills and, on occasion, using it to help decide line-ball selections.
Grand Slam: Ireland are ranked second in the world ahead of their June tour to Australia.
He will have no such luxury this time, but Larkham said that didn't mean the Wallabies would play it safe at the selection table, insisting any new faces would simply have to hit the ground running.
"That's not going to limit the selections though," Larkham said. "Are we simply going to pick the guys from the last Test last year? The answer is no.
"We've been reviewing all of the Super Rugby players each week and have a good idea of who is going well and who we think we might select for the Test matches.
"But there will obviously be some decision making to be made after that last game, depending on how they've pulled up really.
"We've got guys injured and are still waiting for some guys to come back and play some rugby. We don't want to throw them straight into rugby if they are coming off an injury break."
Larkham and the other Wallabies coaches have been regular visitors at Australian teams Super Rugby games throughout the season and he suggested there could be some discussion about the use of certain personnel for the round 16 games.
While it's unlikely Super Rugby coaches would agree to rest players to spare the Wallabies last-minute injuries, Larkham said there could be some movement on how certain players were deployed and for how long.
"Selections for the Test match would ideally overrule Super Rugby, but we're very conscious of the fact we need to support our Super Rugby teams," he said.
"We'll have to have a look at the squads going into that round and see if any of the players have had significant game time already, or guys need game time. Maybe we can work with the Super Rugby clubs to make sure we get a good outcome as well?"
While the schedule looks less than ideal for the Wallabies for game one, Larkham said there would be no excuse for the home side and he felt significant strides had been taken in 2017.
"We made a real positive step last year with the program, beating New Zealand and probably should have won the Bledisloe," he said. "There's a fair bit of belief in the team now and that carried through to the northern hemisphere tour, even if we probably dropped away in the last two performances."
The second of the three-Test series will be in Melbourne on June 16 before it wraps up in Sydney on June 23.
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Richard L. Raybuck, age 92, of Tidioute, Pa., formerly of West Hickory, Pa., died on Friday, August 31, 2018 at Seasons Hospice at Franklin Square Hospital in Baltimore, Md. He was born in Sigel, Pa., on November 19, 1925, son of the late Harry G. and Gertrude (Hidinger) Raybuck. He married his wife of 62 years, Elizabeth (Knight) Raybuck, on September 24, 1948 in Tidioute. She preceded him in death on December 5, 2010.
He served in the U.S. Army during WWII as a Military Police Officer stationed at the Panama Canal. As a young man, Richard worked for the former West Hickory Tannery, and later for GTE Sylvania in Warren, Pa., for 24 years until his retirement. He was also a member of Olive Temple Lodge #557 F.&.A.M. in Tionesta, Pa.
He is survived by two daughters: Loretta J. Johnson and her husband Lynn of Middle River, Md., and Linda R. Bethune of Hermitage, Tn. Four grandchildren: Jodi L. Dunham and her husband Roger of Sheffield, Pa., Amy S. Brendlinger and her husband Shawn of Erie, Pa., Miranda L. Haley and her husband Trevor of Old Hickory, TN, and Randy M. Bethune, also of OId Hickory, Tn. Nine great grandchildren. His brother, Howard Raybuck and his wife Mary of Tidioute. His sister, Eileen Schall of Petersburg, Va. Several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents and wife, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Beryl and Donald Raybuck.
There will be no public visitation. Private graveside services will be held at Swedish Union Cemetery, Triumph Township, Warren County, Pa.
Memorial contributions may be made to Tidioute Community Charter School, P.O. Box 241, Tidioute, Pa., 16351. Messages of sympathy may be left at www.wimerfuneralhome.com.


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July 1, 2020 by Bikram Karki
If you are a television enthusiast or a Hollywood follower, then you must be familiar with the talented American actor Mario Lopez. The 46-year-old television personality is best known for portraying A.C Slater on 'Saved by the Bell' and Saved by the Bell: The College Years.' If acting wasn't enough, the charming American actor also keeps himself occupied, hosting several shows like 'Extra' and 'Dancing With The Stars' as a entertainment journalist. For someone who started acting at the young age of eleven, Lopez not just amassed a massive fortune but also rose to global prominence from his works on-camera. So, stay with us to know about his net worth, married life, and early life details.
Mario Lopez Is A Millionaire By Net Worth
There are several perks of working in the showbiz industry, and the hefty paychecks and salaries has to be one of them. Mario Lopez remains entirely grateful for the fact as he makes quite a fortune as an actor. Specifically, he gathers a whopping net worth of $25 million as of June 2020. Lopez and his enormous bank balance are more than enough for him to enjoy a lavishing lifestyle around all sorts of modern-day amenities. He lives at his twelve-room mansion-like house in Glendale, California.
Mario Lopez was the co-host of the second season of The X Factor. Source: Insider
The primary source of Mario Lopez's income is undoubtedly his career over television and the big-screens. Over the years, he appeared in several movies like 'Get Smurfy,' 'Honey 2', and 'King Rikki.' Furthermore, he played the career-defining role of A.C Slater in several 'Saved by the Bell' series and also appeared in 'Pacific Blue' and 'Pet Star.' Interestingly, he is returning in 'Saved by the Bell' web television sitcom that is set to release in 2020 itself.
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Lopez also hosted several shows like 'Name Your Adventure,' 'Masters of the Maze,' and 'The Wendy Williams Show' to strengthen his portfolio. In fact, he also participated in the third season of Dancing with the Stars on ABC alongside then-girlfriend Karina Smirnoff in 2006. Unfortunately, the dancing duo finished second place to the team of Emmitt Smith and Cheryl Burke.
Mario Lopez's Married Life and Divorce
The personal life of Mario Lopez is full of drama with intriguing events like controversy, romance, and happiness. In an interview, he revealed that his first-ever kiss occurred with his ex-girlfriend, top singer Fergie Duhamel. The lovebirds worked together on the show 'Kids Incorporated' where their romance intensified.
Mario Lopez and his wife Courtney Mazza tied the knot in 2012. Source: Pinterest
Lopez found himself on great trouble in 1993 when he was accused of date rape. Fortunately, there was no substantial evidence to support the evidence. He later dated Miss USA 1996 and actress Ali Landry from 1998. Eventually, they decided to tie the knot and got married in a Catholic wedding ceremony at the Las Alamandas resort in Puerto Vallarta on April 24, 2004. Surprisingly, they annulled their marriage two weeks later. In an interview in 2011, the reason for their break up was that his ex-wife discovered how Lopez had been unfaithful to her days before his wedding at their bachelor party.
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Mario Lopez then dated dancer Karina Smirnoff and even partnered with her in the Dancing With The Stars. They dated for two years before breaking up in June 2008. Finally, he met his soulmate in Broadway dancer and actress Courtney Mazza on 'A Chorus Line' on Broadway in New York. The lovebirds got married in Punta Mita, Mexico, on December 1, 2012. Shortly after their marriage, he became a father with his wife to a daughter and two sons.
Mario Lopez's Early Life
Talking about the background of Mario Lopez, he was born on October 10, 1973, in San Diego, Califonia. He was born to mother Elvira, a clerk at a television company, and father Mario Sr., who worked at the municipality of National City. As per his siblings, he has a younger sister Marissa who is married to NFL linebacker Kailee Wong.
Mario Lopez appeared on movies like Honey 2 and The Smurf 2. Source: Wikipedia
Lopez grew up in a large Catholic family of Mexican descent. In fact, he was a child prodigy and learned dancing at the mere age of three, training in tap and jazz. Moreover, he also did tumbling, karate, and wrestling at his Boys and Girls Club at the age of 7 years old. Besides that, he was an amateur wrestler for Chula Vista at the weight class of 160 lbs and became second in the San Diego section.
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Q: Understanding MVVM Cross Nuget Packages am trying to use MVVM Cross with Xamarin and found it very interesting.
Following Adding packages i tried adding the listed "MvvmCross.Droid.FullFragging" Nuget to PCL where am getting Errors.
Error: but the package does not contain any assembly references or content files that are compatible with that framework(Profile 111). For more
information, contact the package author.

Please help understanding the dilemma in installing MVVM Cross packages across Projects(PCL,Droid and IOS) and about PCL Profiling WRT MVVMCross,as existing documentation is not clear.

A: You can't add an Android package to a PCL library. PCL is just compatible with other PCL libraries.
Also i would suggest using the MvvmCross support packages instead of FullFragging as they are more maintained by Google.


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AUTO COLLIDED WITH BUS, ONE MAN KILLED.
One man was killed, his two sons seriously injured and two other men hurt when the car in which they were riding crashed last night with a motor bus.
The dead man is WILLIAM RAMSHAW, 30, driver of the car. His sons, WILLIAM, JR., 19, received serious internal injuries and THOMAS, 6, a fractured skull. At the hospital at Highland to which they were taken, it was said today, however, that both would recover.
RICHARD LLEWELLYN, 30, received possible internal injuries but his condition is not serious.
GEORGE RABER had both legs broken. Passengers in the bus, belonging to the Red Line Motor company, enroute from Collinsville to Greenville were severely shaken.


A decade ago, internal communications, in all but the largest of organisations, amounted to one writer turning out reams of staff newspapers that were swiftly consigned to the bin.
Now, the function has become so sophisticated and widespread that universities offer postgraduate diplomas in internal communications. Gone are those dog-eared newspapers, replaced by e-mail, poster and plasma TV campaigns planned by career communications specialists.
At the same time, it has become fashionable for the heads of organisations to cite in their annual reports that the business is almost entirely dependent on the spirit and motivation of its employees, and that effectively communicating with them is the key to this. Nowhere is this more prevalent than in retail and service businesses, where a large contingent of customer-facing staff effectively act as the company brand.
As the internal communications function has matured, it has grown in power and responsibility and, in the process, has been moved out of the HR department. The majority of FTSE 100 companies now have a separate internal communications department, reporting to a corporate communications director or a marketing director.
At food and personal products conglomerate Unilever, for example, internal communications used to be spread across the HR and corporate relations departments. But last May, internal communications began to report into a newly streamlined global communications department.
At mobile phone company O2, internal communications reports to corporate communications. But it works closely with the marketing department, enabling the mobile phone company to integrate what it says to its customers with the messages it sends to employees.
The fact that internal communications is no longer part of the HR function does not mean that HR can't get stuck in. HR still has an important role in maintaining the employer brand through the way it recruits, retains and deals with staff, but communications experts are arguably better placed to gain employee buy-in for it.
Mark Beedon, group communications and engagement director at Cable & Wireless, describes his primary role as that of a "broker between the aims of the organisation and the aspirations of our people".
One area where internal communications has grown in prominence is through its crucial role in cultural change projects. Frequently, it's the people in marketing who plan the customer advertising and drive these messages home to employees.
The recent Barclays brand relaunch, for example, was headed by group chief executive John Varley and group brand and marketing director Jim Hytner. The duo starred in staff roadshows around the country to explain how the bank's 'Now there's a thought' advertising campaign centred on employees having good ideas for customers.
But should HR departments take charge of workplace communications, since they are closest to staff developments? Dan Bobby, managing director of brand consultancy Dave, believes not. He is critical of internal communications as an addendum to HR, because he sees this structure as encouraging a one-way style of communication.
Cable & Wireless attempts to pursue this 'dialogue' strategy by setting up 'listening groups' – focus groups that aim to discover how employees feel about an issue before starting to alter behaviour or opinion.
Centrica, the owner of British Gas, is another company where HR no longer controls internal communications. Its internal communications director Philip Ashley reports to the corporate affairs director, who sits on the board of directors.
Ashley believes it is crucial for internal communications to be independent for the kind of tasks he is involved in. Public controversy is at an all-time high following announcements of another 22% hike in gas prices and its 11% rise in operating profit to £1.5bn for 2005. So Ashley works closely with marketing to ensure that the messages that are going out to customers – that the prices are justified by the fact that gas costs have risen 70% in the past year – chime with what staff have been told about the same issue.
"We need to make sure that our 17,000 staff, many of whom work in customer-facing roles, are all aware of the issues and Centrica's point of view, in case customers ask them about it," he explains.
That is not to say HR is shut out of the process entirely. Another internal communications task at Centrica had everything to do with HR. The company closed its final salary pension scheme to new recruits to be able to fund the scheme for its existing engineers. This required careful collaboration with the pension specialists in HR and the unions to communicate the company's strategy on the issue. The fact this led to a one-day strike shows that you can't always win the battle even when you've planned a persuasive communications campaign.
The reality of internal communications, says Helen Purdey, a consultant specialising in internal communications at recruitment agency Michael Page, is that it requires a set of skills and attitudes that are closer to those used by marketing rather than HR people.
"Good internal communications people are primarily good communicators. They need to be able to write and edit well, and build strong relationships with others across an organisation," she says.
Beedon believes that, eventually, the term 'internal communications' will cease to exist as a separate discipline; it will become subsumed into a general communications department which will plan to send out messages to audiences concurrently for maximum impact.
Mobile phone company 02 is in the early phases of rolling out a new total rewards programme. The scheme requires a substantial internal communications effort so that employees understand the individual value of holiday and other rewards, and make their choices based on the value they are allocated.
The project leader for the scheme, head of pensions Tina Stanley, believes that having an internal communications unit separate from HR only improves the effectiveness of getting her message across.
"I don't profess to be a communications specialist. It's fair to say that HR can sometimes be a little blinkered in that we assume everyone else will understand something just because we do," she says.
As a result, she decided to adopt a more personal approach to the communications, with notes on people's desks, managers doing group briefings and roadshows, and broadcasts on the plasma TV screens around the company's offices.
The other advantage of having an independent internal communications department, according to Stanley, is that because it is the only group sending out messages to staff, it can avoid any clashes between various departments' agendas.
"The last thing I'd want is for another department to be making a major announcement the same day as our programme launches and take all the attention," she says.


Well, with just 10 or 11 weeks to go till the end of the club run season, the battle for the trophy remains close, albeit probably a two-horse race between Andy and Simon. So book your seat in the pub to watch how it pans out. If it's a tie, we will go to penalties.
- Si Walker is the only rider to have led more than 10 times so far, with special mentions also to me and Dave Cox who have led 9 times.
- Quite a lot of regular riders haven't led at all.
- 45 people have ridden only once...why not come back and ride again, some of us are really friendly!


Natal Furniture Workers' Sick Benefit Society Collective Agreement.
The BCFMIKZN, has been in existence for more than 50 years. The Council originated under the Industrial Conciliation Act of 1937 and was registered as an Industrial Council on 3 July 1954.
The new dispensation moved away from the criminal punitive measures to a more flexible conciliatory approach, giving impetus to the thrust, purpose and objectives of the new Statute.
The Council is a Statutory body and has been registered in terms of Section 29(15)(a) of the Act, as a bargaining council (Department of Labour reference LR 2/6/6/33).
The primary function of the Council is to promote and facilitate collective bargaining at sectoral level ; and to give effect to Section 23 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa as contained in Chapter 2 of the Bill of Rights.


Just wanted to see if the potential for a more laid out UI could be made for the Memory and Disk interfaces. Something similar to how the Mod interface works where you have all the available mods and you can just upgrade them via that, without having to be constantly looking through heroes and like myself who constantly hits the back option and lose my place and have to go from the top all the way to the bottom looking for the hero who has the disk I'm working on. This is me more then likely just being lazy and would like to see it as a possibility.


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Affordable Housing is not within the scope of HOPE's Mission. However, preventing and avoiding the environmental impacts of new buildings clearly is, and since there are ways to fully avoid environmental impacts in creating affordable housing, HOPE has an interest in explaining these alternatives. HOPE has no policy or position on any of the six alternatives explained below, but feels they should be included in the public debate.
Seven Simple & Low Cost Ways To Create Permanently Affordable Housing - Without New Buildings.
We have two crises here on our Monterey peninsula – an environmental crisis and an affordable housing crisis. Both are vitally important to our community. Neither is currently being effectively addressed by our local governments, and neither needs to be worsened by effective solutions.
Developers are kicking each other out of the way to "help cure" the affordable housing problem with their plan to (fasten your seat belt because it is so hard to believe --) build more houses! Developers often do not even try to disguise their unalloyed greed and avarice to build our way out of the problem - rather than genuinely solve it. Their answer of course will even further damage our water crisis and unsolvable traffic problems.
Solve it permanently (30 years maximum).
They will only reluctantly agree to build maybe 15 percent of the new houses affordable and even then - only for 30 years. After 30 years -- all bets are off - even those few 15 percent will go for maximum market rent - or maximum sales price.
1. A City (or County) can buy houses or apartments and, as the landlord, rent them out at affordable prices.1 Existing houses and apartments generally have water and parking established, so should not increase those existing environmental impacts.
3. A city can convert hotels or motels into affordable housing by purchase. Think of the Caribbean Motel at Lover's Point in Pacific Grove. It already has water and parking (and you can improve the um ... loud - color with a little paint).
4. A city can convert hotels or motels into affordable housing by changing zoning. (Think Caribbean Motel again) A social benefit of converting hotels or motels is that, while the total population of people using the land remains the same, it increases the number of people who are part of the community.
5. A city, or more likely the voters, can pass a strong and retroactive rent stabilization or rent control ordinances. Many cities in California have already done so.2 The retroactive provision is to recover rent raises which are typically raised during the debate and hearings or initiative process.
6. A city can enact a genuine living wage law. Many cities nationwide have done this.
7. A city can help people buy homes with first time buyer assistance. A city can provide low interest rate loans to people buying their first home (as the city of Monterey does), or they can provide grants to help with down payments.
A special reason to seriously consider these alternatives is most can be done immediately without waiting for the delay of a contractor's schedule, and most without an Environmental Impact Report.
Next, how do we define the cost of an "Affordable" house? One of the more breathtaking claims you hear these days is how some call a $400,000 dwelling an "affordable house." Governments make a colossal error in the way they and developers calculate house "affordability."
1. Do Millionaires Need Affordable Housing?
Few people realize that millionaires (who essentially all own houses) are included in the calculation to arrive at that disgraceful $400,000 number. Why on earth should millionaires raise the cost of Affordable Housing?
When calculating average income, is there any possible reason millionaires should be included? No, because there is no shortage of housing for millionaires.
How many millionaires had to move away from their hometown because they can't afford to pay rent AND buy food? How many millionaires are homeless and living under bridges? When millionaires are excluded from the calculation, the price of an "affordable house" drops dramatically.
2. Affordable for Who? Millionaires or Limited Income Residents?
I also suggest the income average used to calculate the maximum cost of an affordable house should only include people who live and work in the area and do not currently own a house. It is not reasonable to include people who already own a house. By definition their house was already affordable. This correction brings the cost of an "affordable" home down to an authentic reasonable level so people who live and work in an area can genuinely afford one.
until the problem is solved?
This gives everyone an incentive to actually solve it.
1 Subsidy Mitigation - A city or county can at least partially fund any subsidies with fees on businesses which use low-income employees.
2 London, England and Paris, France have had rent control since World War One. The California cities wit h Rent Stabilization ordinances include Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Santa Monica, Calistoga, Berkeley, West Hollywood, Cotati, Palm Springs, Los Gatos, Beverly Hills, Malibu, and East Palo Alto.
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My hometown (Napa, California) is in flames.
The sheer quantity of fires which sprang up overnight and roared into infernos before winds of 35 to 50 mph makes me think arson is the cause, though that's just speculation on my part and has not been confirmed. But whatever the source, fires through Napa and Sonoma Counties are clocking a tragic toll of burned homes, businesses, and wineries.
It breaks my heart to think of Wild Horse Valley Ranch at one end of the region (where I took horseback riding lessons as a kid) to Stornetta's Dairy at the other end (where every schoolchild took multiple tours) being burned -- not just because of the structures and livelihoods, which are bad enough; but because of all the animals (horses, cows, etc.) unable to be evacuated.
This article noted, "For long time Napa Valley residents the massive fire rekindled memories of the 1981 Atlas Peak wildfire. In that blaze, 23,000 acres were burned, $36 million was done in damage, 65 structures were destroyed and 11 people were injured."
I remember the Atlas Peak Fire eerily well since it nearly burned us out. It was terrifying.
Please pray for the hardworking emergency personnel and firefighters, as well as those displaced or burned out.
If there are any blog readers in the area, please check in to let us know you're safe and to give us news.
What a waste, and dangerous besides. Many things in people homes are irreplaceable. I wonder if the idiot that said fires somewhere were God's revenge on Trump voters will say anything about California's voting.
My son works for CalFire. I am unable to reach him so I assume he has probably been sent to these fires. If I get information I will forward it on. In the meantime prayers are always appreciated. My son would be blessed to know that people are praying for him.
We will pray for all the people working in this horrible situation. I have never been an 'animals first' kind of person. But it amazes me that when we hear about any kind of wild fire, no one mentions the horrible death that many creatures, tame and wild, came to. Even the fastest can't outrun some of these fires, and what about the ones that are not built to run. Like the porcupines! Poor ol' Pricklies! Our hearts go out to all the life that these fires have not only endangered but taken. We ask Our All Mighty Creator to give rest to their souls and comfort to those they left behind. Shalom!
We are further south of there by a few hours, but have friends in Napa who, so far, are safe. Faring equally bad or worse is poor Santa Rosa though, where the fire went through the middle of the city, burning blocks and blocks of homes, shopping centers and even the Hilton in town. I think there are something like 18 fires burning up there. I've always thought that if you lived in town your house was safer than if you were living in the dry, brushy CA hills. I also thought if you were surrounded by miles of green vineyards or other farming operations, your possibilities of burning were low. On both counts I was wrong, sadly.
Unfortunately, to a fire a house (if made of combustible material) is nothing more than fuel. Homes in cities can burn just at easily together as those surrounded by flammable trees and brush. If you look at the history of wild fires in the early part of our country this was made evident.
The greatest loss of lives in wild land fires occurred in Peshtigo, Wisconsin on the same day that the Great Chicago Fire occurred. Hundreds lost their lives but it was not widely known because of slow communications from rural areas. Many other "rural" woodland fires occurred in forested states because logging practices did nothing with the branches and left overs from removal of the logs. These cut over lands became tinder boxes just waiting on the right conditions to erupt in vast Fire Storms. In Hinckley, Minnesota many lives were lost when weather conspired to create one of the greatest fire storms in our country at the time. It occurred in the late summer when a dry cold front pushed winds through the area. Existing fires from logging debris that were left to burn out on their own were the ignition source.
Many wonder why some homes survive and others do not. They appear capricious and random but often are not. Fire behavior has been studied for years and predictions can be made on the susceptibility for buildings to burn and the proximity to adjacent flammable fuels is often the key. Having a structure of less flammable material can offer a measure of protection. The sad thing is when people want to locate in forested/ or brushy areas they build log cabins, put wood shingles on the roofs and sometimes even have pine straw for mulch around the homes. I can't think of a more hazardous product to have in a fire prone environment. Litter, debris, etc. that is not cleared from homes is the ignition source for most homes. Sad but true.
Our cousin lives in Santa Rosa, she and her family evacuated their home. Their neighbors homes have burnt down, her block, the only homes standing.


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By Elena Kadvany
Beijing restaurant chain opens in Mountain View
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A franchise of Dong Lai Shun, a Beijing restaurant chain, is now open at The Village at San Antonio Center in Mountain View.
Franchisee Harry Huang, a native of Beijing who has lived in the United States for 30 years, soft opened the first U.S. outpost in mid-June. Huang said he hopes to offer local diners "authentic food from Beijing."
The first Dong Lai Shun opened in 1903, Huang said. The Chinese-Muslim restaurant is known for its mutton hot pot — thin slices of lamb, served raw and then cooked by diners in a boiling pot of soup at their table.
Images of the Mountain View restaurant's menu posted on Yelp show items like Mapo tofu, braised beef, stir-fried lamb and a wagyu beef pancake. The menu is divided into several sections: soup; "small eat;" poultry; meat; seafood; tofu and vegetables; and rice and pancakes.
Huang said the restaurant is still in the soft-opening phase and is gearing up for a grand opening in about two weeks.
Dong Lai Shun is located 545 San Antonio Road, Suite #32. It joins several other restaurants at the shopping center: Paul Martin's American Grill, Pacific Catch, The Counter, Cocina Central, Sajj and Veggie Grill.