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Home GCC Countries Saudi Arabia Some Saudi Millennials Won't Dance to Their Young Prince's Tune
Some Saudi Millennials Won't Dance to Their Young Prince's Tune
Dance music blares from a Riyadh café. In the foyer, young women in colorful robes line up to get their names on the waiting list. It's the kind of scene that makes it easy to believe change is coming to Saudi Arabia at breakneck speed.
Half an hour's drive south lies a different world. In the capital's historic center, where prayers echo from loudspeakers and child beggars haunt visitors, 23-year-old Musid has nothing good to say about the social opening sweeping across Islam's birthplace.
"I'm against it," he says, fingering a string of prayer beads in the jewelry shop where he works. "From the view of our customs, traditions and values."
Well over half the Saudi population is younger than 30. The kingdom's de facto ruler is only a couple of years older than that himself. And Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who's alienated traditional power centers in the clergy and royal family as he rushes to refashion the kingdom, is pinning a lot of hopes on his millennial peers.
It's their aspirations that the prince invokes as he eases religious rules. Young Saudis just want a "normal life," Prince Mohammed told foreign investors last year, declaring that he was returning Saudi Arabia to "moderate Islam." The government sponsors concerts that draw mixed-gender crowds; women will soon be allowed to drive; and the infamous religious police have been defanged.
What's 'Normal'?
But there are plenty of youths like Musid who don't think Riyadh's new social scene is normal— and who worry that, in the rush to change the Saudi society and economy, they'll get left behind.
Others, far from seeking a lighter religious imprint on their own society, have fought to impose a heavier one on other countries. Thousands of young Saudis traveled to Afghanistan, Iraq and most recently Syria – or attempted to do so – to join jihadist wars against rulers viewed as un-Islamic.
"There's push-back even among young people" against the prince's plans, said Allison Wood, a Middle East consultant for Control Risks in London. "You start to see those divides between wealthier Saudis who have had the opportunity to travel or study abroad, and those that haven't." For the latter group, she said, austere religious rules are "the only social context that they've known."
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Some of the grumbling is directed at Prince Mohammed's economic agenda of privatization and austerity. If the new Saudi Arabia won't police lifestyles like it used to, it won't provide cradle-to-grave welfare either.
'Dying Every Day'
Musid, who briefly studied in the U.S. but had to come home when he couldn't get a scholarship, supports those changes. Many of his contemporaries don't. Almost one-third of Saudis aged under 30 are unemployed, and have felt the impact of new taxes and subsidy cuts. Resentment of the economic pain often dovetails with objections to social change.
"The money being spent on the entertainment authority's concerts should be spent on the citizens," said Rahaf, a 25-year-old job-seeker. "From pay raises to offering housing and jobs."
Manal, a 32-year-old housewife, said she hopes the prince abandons much of his plan. She's glad women will be allowed to drive, but said she's uncomfortable with public money being spent on concerts— especially when the kingdom is fighting an increasingly bloody and costly war in neighboring Yemen. "I see these as provoking the feelings of our soldiers in the south, who are dying every day, as well as a waste of money."
Like other Saudis who criticized government policies in interviews, she asked not to be identified by her full name, so she could speak openly.
No 'Public'
Free speech is limited in Saudi Arabia— dozens of prominent government critics were arrested last year. And so is opinion polling, making it hard to judge whose views are representative.
One survey, by market researcher Ipsos, found that 63 percent of Saudis welcomed the government's decision in September to lift the ban on women driving. And there's certainly evidence of enthusiasm for the new entertainment options. Concerts, like the one by Greek compser Yanni in December, are sold out. Street festivals are crowded.
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Still, "it's impossible to know Saudi opinion, as a Saudi 'public' doesn't really exist," said Kristin Diwan, a senior resident scholar the Gulf States Institute in Washington. "The population is still quite fragmented, and development uneven."
At the developed end are Saudis like 21-year-old Fahad Albelihy, a college student who trades stocks in his spare time and has his own IT business. He says he's rooting for the crown prince, and is dismissive of those who oppose his modernization plan. They're sore losers who were "benefiting from the old system," Albelihy said, perched over his laptop in the lobby of Riyadh's Four Seasons hotel.
Economics Is Harder
That old system did send hundreds of thousands of young Saudis to study overseas, helping equip them for the private-sector job market the prince wants to kickstart— which will have to absorb the Saudi youth bulge.
Currently, the economy is struggling— it shrank 0.5 percent last year. Two-thirds of Saudis who work are employed by the government. And some 10.6 million people, roughly half the native population, are eligible for monthly payments under the kingdom's support program for low- and middle-income families. More than once, Prince Mohammed has had to execute U-turns, abandoning cuts to the public wage-bill amid stirrings of discontent.
In the end, it'll be harder to win millennial support for the economic agenda than the social one, according to Hesham Alghannam, a Saudi researcher at the University of Exeter in the U.K.
The government can "easily" enact social reforms without a dangerous backlash, Alghannam said. Convincing young Saudis that the state should no longer be the main employer "is significantly more difficult than allowing concerts."
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**c) Using the dataset "potential_outcomes.Rda" from Problem Set 1 (also loaded with this exam on bCourses), calculate the ATE and SE($\hat{ATE}$) using R. For the latter, assume that half of the units will be assigned to the treatment group in the experiment. Is the ATE a parameter or an estimator? How about SE($\hat{ATE}$)?**

```{r}
ATE <- mean(data$Y_i1) - mean(data$Y_i0)
ATE ## Average Treatment Effect
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```{r}
N1 <- length(data$Y_i1)
N0 <- length(data$Y_i0)
N <- 23 # Half of observations
var1 <- var(data$Y_i1)
var0 <- var(data$Y_i0)
var1N <- var1/N
var0N <- var0/N
SEATE <- sqrt(var1N + var0N)
SEATE ## The Standard Error of the ATE
```

The ATE is a parameter because it describes the box. There is no estimation required. The SE of the ATE on the other hand, approximates the true standard error for the difference in means.

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Celebrating 40 years of service to the citizens of Hopkinton, our district, state and world.
The Hopkinton Lions Club was founded on, and continues to live by, the motto "We Serve." Members of the Hopkinton Lions Club live in and/ or work in the community and have forged strong bonds with their neighbors and local businesses. From performing hands-on service projects to providing emergency assistance, our community and environmental programs improve our community, and the communities around us – and protect the environment.


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Kenneth Gilbert (24 June 1931 – 29 October 2015) was an English actor who appeared in many television and stage productions over a 50-year period. He often played authority figures such as doctors, colonels, detectives and police surgeons, but became best known as businessman Oliver Banks in the soap opera Crossroads.

Early life
Gilbert served in the Royal Air Force's Naval Rescue Service and trained as an actor at the Corona Academy in Chiswick.

Career

Gilbert trained as a classical actor at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. He was subsequently a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and appeared at The Old Vic. His television appearances included Doctor Who (as World Ecology Bureau official Richard Dunbar) in The Seeds of Doom (1976), House of Cards and Softly, Softly.

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A darkly-comic debut novel. Helen Moran is thirty-two years old, single, and partially employed as a guardian of troubled young people in New York. Upon hearing that her adoptive brother has committed suicide, she returns to Milwaukee to search for answers.
In chatty first-person narration, Helen seems at first charmingly offbeat, but soon something—apart from the brother's tragedy—is worryingly amiss ... Sorry to Disrupt the Peace is a riveting, tragicomic examination of a character who understands herself one way—as good, self-sacrificing, pragmatic, helpful—even when no one else around her sees her as such.
...rich with dark humor ... The question of why Helen remains alive when her brother is dead is the book's quiet obsession ... Late in the book, Helen discovers a document on her brother's laptop — a calm, measured suicide note that basically details everything from the past year. In some ways, this late touch is perfect...Still, it's a bit anti-climactic. It suggests a type of closure that feels a little too easy, and a little bit beside the point. But the novel recovers its brilliantly churlish drive in its return to Helen's perspective, and her stubborn obtuseness ... just as her brother found meaning in death, Helen finds it in life — in returning to her urban teens, in her ongoing effort to maintain the peace, her own included.
Reading this marvelously interior novel, I felt an irresistible intimacy with Helen ... Cottrell's novel will charm readers of Bernhard or Walser. It will also please those like me who appreciate fiction that comes with a bibliography ... The novel takes a turn I wouldn't dare give away, less for fear of spoiling the surprise than because Cottrell puts it best. Helen's four-day investigation comes to a close in a propulsive way—no small feat for a novel that ends with the same suicide with which it began.
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Santa Ana Police Officer to Plead Guilty to Federal Charge Alleging He Took Bribes From Crime Figure
by Brandon Pho Dec 15, 2020 Updated Jul 9, 2021 Why you can trust Voice of OC
The Santa Ana Police Department. Credit: JESSICA RUIZ, Voice of OC
A Santa Ana police officer has agreed to plead guilty to a federal charge alleging he accepted $128,000 in bribes from an unnamed crime figure seeking to protect his illegal business activities, authorities announced Tuesday.
Officer Steven Lopez, a 28-year-old of Chino, was charged with one count of bribery after admitting he agreed to stop compliance checks and police searches and seizures at illegal businesses under the crime figure's control, federal authorities said in a Tuesday statement.
Read the statement by federal prosecutors here.
Lopez served as a police officer with the Santa Ana Police Dept. from April 2016 to November this year. Lopez had been receiving bribe money from August, 2019 to last month, authorities said. The FBI conducted an investigation.
Upon entering his guilty plea agreement Tuesday, authorities said Lopez could face a maximum sentence of 10 years in federal prison. The case is being handled by the federal courts' Central District of California.
The Santa Ana Police Dept. has initiated an Internal Affairs investigation into Lopez, according to a statement the department put out the same day.
"Lopez is currently assigned to his residence on administrative leave, and his peace officer powers have been suspended, pending the outcome of both investigations," the department statement reads.
In the statement, Police Chief David Valentin said Lopez' alleged actions "tear at the core of what our industry represents and erodes the public trust we work so hard to uphold and maintain."
"I am thoroughly disappointed and angered by the alleged conduct of this indictment and it is not representative of our Department," he said, adding "the residents of Santa Ana put their trust in our officers to uphold the law and the actions of this one isolated officer has violated that trust."
This is the most recent announcement by federal authorities among a series of probes into Santa Ana officials and departments.
Voice of OC previously reported that the FBI had issued a set of subpoenas around the Santa Ana police union and its president, Gerry Serrano, who leads the group representing officers during salary and benefits negotiations at City hall.
And last year, a federal grand jury indicted former Santa Ana police officer Brian Patric Booker on three felonies stemming from the June 2014 arrest and use of force against Edgar Vargas Arzate. The incident was captured on video and gained national attention.
A jury trial for Booker is scheduled for Feb. 2 next year in Los Angeles, said U.S. Attorney's Office spokesperson Ciaran McEvoy.
Tuesday's announcement comes just before the Santa Ana City Council meets today to discuss the possibility of creating a much-anticipated police oversight commission.
What that commission will look like, who will serve on it, and what kind of investigative powers and legal teeth it will have — if any — remains to be seen.
"Let me be absolutely clear, these charges should in no way be a reflection of the women and men who serve the community of Santa Ana with honor and integrity each and every day," Valentin said.
Brandon Pho is a Voice of OC reporter and corps member at Report for America, a GroundTruth initiative. Contact him at bpho@voiceofoc.org or on Twitter @photherecord.
Tagged: Bribery, Crime, FBI, Federal Authorities, Law enforcement, Police Oversight Commission, Police reform, Santa Ana Police Dept., Steven Lopez


E: Maybe it's because they took out most of the annoying politics, but that episode is what I'm all about, man. Meaty, twisty case with lots of topical relevance and both emotional and political complications, really ingenious maneuvering, and generally terrific acting and writing.
Halleluiah, people, it's a Thanksgiving miracle.
E: Maybe it's time I followed Alicia's advice and example. What if I take emotion out of the equation? What if I can forget that Alicia used to feel like a person I understood, one I could be friends with, one whose choices mattered to me? Can I still enjoy the writing, plotting and acting if I can free myself from caring about what happens and why? If I can free myself from the need to approve her choices? How much does maintaining an emotional connection really matter when it comes to serialized television? To be honest, I'm having trouble just keeping a lid my annoyance at Alicia's magically changing hair length. This week's episode is all about control; the way we have it, the way we don't, the ways we can cope when we're at the mercy of someone (or something) else. Maybe I just need to drink some tequila and enjoy the ride.
And man. It was quite a ride.
E: Peter finally declares himself as a candidate for the presidency, an event which inspires deceit of epic proportions. And the jolly even stirs up old feelings, too. As usual, Eli sees the clues before anyone else: Alicia's turning back toward Peter. Ho, hum. I can't believe this is the result of genuine feeling so much as it is a plot necessity so that she's even more gutted when she finds out that he was actually responsible for the voting machine scandal, hid his involvement from her, and then let her take the fall for it.
Because that, my friends, is going to be a kick in the teeth, even for a woman who's learned to take punches without flinching.
In other news, Jason might be a sociopath. Christine Lahti plays a more superficially friendly iteration of Rita Wilson's Viola Walsh. Lockhart, Agos & Lee is a complete disaster. And since we're generally dipping back to previous seasons for our story lines, we borrow one of season five's creepiest plots; Alicia's back under NSA surveillance. Is the presence of the delightful Michael Urie worth that rock in the pit of my stomach? Time (and the corresponding viewings of goat videos) will tell.
E: Let's take stock, shall we? Proving itself once more the most overstuffed hour of television on television, The Good Wife targets a particularly odious and bloviated foe, for-profit colleges, although typically it's not content to execute that take-down cleanly; we also have telephone scam artists, and predatory college loan companies muddying the waters, providing us with a rather opulent buffet of baddies, none of whom get our full emotional attention. Not enough for you? The presidential campaign heats up (sigh) with a highly improbable stunt speech (double sigh). Eli pot-stirs to little effect (sigh). One of last season's highlights makes a delightful but sadly short re-appearance. And guess what we get more of? Howard Lyman's threatened ageism suit. BIG FAT SIGH.
Also, oh my God, Alicia. It's like you're aging in reverse; instead of getting wiser, you're just making dumber mistakes.
E: It's November, which means it's time for an intense burst of smart grown-up movies: blockbusters, certainly, but with more depth than many of the summer popcorn flicks. And Oscar contenders through the roof. Just this first weekend bursts at the seams with amazing films. You could probably sit in the theater all weekend watching new, mostly fantastic looking releases.
M: More importantly, it means we're only one month away from the opening of The Force Awakens! Not that I'm excited or anything.
C: Oh, not at all.
M: That said, E's right, the release schedule is really heating up, there is some really good stuff to look out for in November.
C: Like, for instance, the killer cast of Suffragette and the total anguish of the final Hunger Games.


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Edward I created his own principality of Wales in the north-west and south-west, and gave it to his son, Edward. Llywelyn's heartland was now ringed with English fortresses, and under the direct authority of the heir to the English throne. Edward also created new marcher lordships in the north-east, strengthened (like the principality) with 'planted' English tenants and English towns.
Wales was now divided between the principality and the lordships. The principality was split into five shires, administered on the English model. The forty or so marcher lordships each kept their own mixture of Welsh and English laws.
Lordship was hugely profitable. Livestock, wool, and the proceeds of administering 'justice' produced much wealth for the lord, and taxes were paid to him, not the king. Marcher lords like the Clares and Mortimers had access to resources and armed manpower that made them great players on the English stage. But oppressive lordship could only go so far without revolt.
The Welsh perceived their exploitation with a bitter sense of disinheritance. Conquered, ruled unjustly, aliens within their own land: no wonder that at least five major risings took place before 1400.
In 1378, Owain Lawgoch, the last descendant of the princes of Gwynedd, was assassinated by an English agent in France. Welsh hopes moved to a young soldier, Owain Glyn Dwr, from the line of the princes of Powys and Deheubarth.
By 1399 Wales was a land of sundered loyalties: 29 lordships had fallen into the hands of Richard II. In that year Richard himself was deposed by Henry IV, the heir of Lancaster. In September 1400, the Welsh Rising broke out. Owain was proclaimed Prince of Wales, and allied with France and the disaffected English lords Percy and Mortimer. By 1404 he controlled most of Wales.
Owain called a Parliament, and laid plans for a Welsh church and universities. But by 1408, Henry IV had defeated the Mortimers and Percies, and the French alliance crumbled. Prince Henry (soon to be Henry V) reconquered Wales for his father; Owain disappeared from English sight in 1415.


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Atchison County, Kansas History & Genealogy
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History of Atchison County Kansas by Sheffield Ingalls
William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas
published in 1883 by A. T. Andreas, Chicago, IL.
Atchison, a Great Frontier Depot by Walker D. Wyman, August, 1942 (Vol. 11, No. 3)
Ferries in Kansas, Missouri River by George A. Root May 1933
Vol. 2, No. 1, pages 3 to 28
Vol. 2, No. 2, pages 115 to 138
Labor Problems During the First Year of Governor Martin's Administration by Edith Walker February, 1936 (vol. 5, No. 1), Pages 33 to 53
Theatre in Kansas, 1858-1868: Background For the Coming of the Lord Dramatic Company to Kansas, 1869 by James C. Malin Summer, 1957 (Vol. 23, No. 2), pages 191 - Atchison Theater
History of Lynchings in Kansas. by Genevieve Yost, Kansas Historical Quarterly, May, 1933 (Vol. 2, No.2)
The Fourth of July in Early Kansas 1858-1861 by Cora Dolbee May, 1942 (Vol. 11, No. 2), pages 130 to 173.
The Twin Hells, by John R. Reynolds -
CHAPTER XI. CANDIDATE FOR THE STATE SENATE.- This chapter is an account of the author of this book making the race for State senator from the Atchison district while an inmate of the Kansas penitentiary.
CHAPTER XI. A DARK HOUR - This chapter is an account of the author of this book actions and feelings after receiving the news of his wife's death.
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Don Jenkins/Capital Press Sakuma Bros. Farms grows, processes and trucks its fruit from its operations in Burlington, Wash., in Skagit County. The company has been embroiled in a series of labor disputes.
More than 400 piece-rate pickers are in line to share $500,000 from Sakuma Brothers Farms to settle the largest farmworker class-action lawsuit ever in Washington, according to court filings.
The lawsuit alleged the Burlington, Wash., berry company failed to pay workers for all the time they spent on the job, in violation of state wage laws and federal migrant labor laws.
Sakuma denied all wrongdoing, but agreed to compensate workers and pay their legal fees. The out-of-court settlement will cost the company a total of $850,000.
U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman is scheduled to review the settlement Nov. 14 in Seattle. The judge must determine whether the settlement benefits workers and whether their lawyers' fees are reasonable.
Some 923 farmworkers were eligible to claim back pay. By the Oct. 16 deadline, 407 workers had filed claims, according to a brief filed Oct. 31 by Seattle attorney Marc Cote, one of several lawyers representing the workers.
Another three workers missed the deadline by one day, but may be included in the settlement. No matter how many workers file claims, Sakuma has committed to paying no less or no more than $500,000 for back wages.
Workers will receive $8.85 for each day they worked, Cote said.
Attorneys reported in mid-September that workers filed claims ranging from a single day to 390 days.
Sakuma's lawyer, Adam Belzberg, said Monday the company will join the plaintiffs in asking Pechman to approve the settlement.
The burden of persuading Pechman that the settlement is fair to farmworkers will fall to the workers' attorneys.
The plaintiffs originally estimated more than 1,200 people who worked for Sakuma between 2010 and 2013 would be eligible for back pay. The number was reduced because some workers were listed more than once on company records, often because of variations in spelling.
Lawyers say they tried to contact eligible workers by various means, including broadcasting radio announcements on Spanish-language stations in California. They particularly targeted Madera and Santa Maria, where many Sakuma seasonal workers live.
In many cases, mailed notices came back as undeliverable. In the end, less than half of the eligible workers filed claims. Nevertheless, Cote said he considers the claim rate high for a class-action lawsuit, particularly one involving migrant workers.
"We feel very good about the claim rate," he said.
In court documents, lawyers estimated workers could have won up to $1 million if a jury found in their favor.
Trial outcomes, however, are uncertain, and workers might have been reluctant to testify for fear of retaliation or deportation, according to plaintiffs' lawyers.
The settlement, which Cote called the largest of its type ever in Washington, will ensure workers receive back pay immediately, rather than go through prolonged litigation, according to plaintiffs' lawyers.
Also, the lawyers said they were concerned about whether Sakuma could pay a larger settlement.
Besides the $500,000 pool for back wages, Sakuma will pay $344,000 to the workers' legal representatives.
The two named plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit, Ana Lopez Demetrio and Francisco Eugenio Paz, will split the remaining $6,000.
Lawyers and legal staff working on behalf of the workers have hourly rates between $100 and $400, according to court filings. Cote, a lawyer with the Seattle law firm Terrell Marshall Daudt & Willie, has an hourly rate of $300, according to court files.
Daniel Ford, an attorney with Columbia Legal Services, a nonprofit legal aid program, has an hourly rate of $375, according to court files. Several other lawyers and legal staff have been involved in the case.
They said they spent three months and interviewed approximately 200 Sakuma workers before a mediation session settled the lawsuit.
Cote said the attorney fees were "actually pretty conservative" for this type of lawsuit.


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Q: Git download only selected files in new branch A huge code was migrated from VSTS to Git recently.My repo has huge amount as files. I want to download only selected folders in a new location. Is there anyway I can download only selected folders when new git repo is downloaded locally? VSTS has option where we can create workspace but don't download entire folders/files.

A: You can, but I'd say it's problem that will get worse over time. If the repo is too big to use then it's a bad repo :)
For single files you can check Retrieve a single file from a repository.
If you need files/folder from another project in your project you could also look at submodules.

A: Git doesn't provide a way to download only selected files or folders.  There are some ways you can download less data, however.
You can try a clone of a single branch, which avoids downloading the history for other branches.  If you want to download the master branch, then use git clone -b master URL.
You can do a shallow clone, which omits history beyond a certain point.  This can dramatically reduce the amount of data you need to download, and you can pull down additional history if you need it.  You can do this with git clone --depth 50 URL to download the latest 50 commits.
If you don't need an actual repository, you can try the archive trick that tymtam mentioned, but be aware that most server implementations don't offer the git archive operation over SSH, since they have their own archive implementations which implement caching.  You can download an archive of just that revision using the web UI, however.
If your problem is that you want to have fewer files checked out, you can try sparse checkout, but be aware that it's very rough around the edges and requires using a lot of low-level commands, so if you're not very comfortable with Git and willing to read the documentation on it, I don't recommend it.


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This doco is breaking the stigma around menopause and dispelling misconceptions about hormone replacement therapy
Now To Love talks to menopause and hormone replacement therapy expert Janice Rymer about the importance of raising awareness and understanding about the menopause.
May 02, 2019 1:00pm
By Anya Truong-George
As someone who is in their twenties, my knowledge of menopause was undeniably lacking before I sat down to watch The Truth About Menopause, a 50-minute documentary which aims to, as the name suggests, reveal the truth about menopause.
Menopause was just something that I pushed to the back of my mind, figuring I'd learn more about it closer to the time, but as it turns out, even women going through menopause are often embarrassed and left in the dark about what's happening to their body and what options are available to them when symptoms become unbearable.
Considering it's something about half of the population will experience in their lifetime, it seems bizarre that such a stigma around menopause exists and that there are so many misconceptions.
In the documentary, well-respected British journalist Mariella Frostrup shares her own experience with menopause and investigates the latest science surrounding it, including a procedure that could actually reverse the menopause.
The BBC-funded documentary presented by well-known British journalist Mariella Frostrup follows her personal experience with menopause, the stigma that surrounds menopause and the treatments available to women now and in the future. (Image: Supplied)
In New Zealand the average age of menopause is 52, however it can also come much earlier, with premature menopause creating, at times, heartbreaking consequences for women who still hope to have children.
Menopause occurs when the ovaries stop releasing eggs so your periods stop, and the levels of the female hormones oestrogen and progesterone increasingly decline and it's this reduction of oestrogen that can cause symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats, mood changes and sleep loss.
Further down the line women may experience vaginal dryness and longer-term consequences can cause osteoporosis and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, none of which sound remotely enjoyable, but there is medication available to help abate these symptoms, however the most effective, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and now known as menopausal hormonal therapy, has for years been shrouded in misinformation.
Specifically the misconception that HRT will dramatically increase women's chances of being diagnosed with breast cancer.
In The Truth About Menopause, Mariella visits Professor Janice Rymer at Kings College London. Janice, a Kiwi based in London, is a consultant gynaecologist and vice president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and talks Mariella through the risks of taking HRT, and how those risks actually stack up against common lifestyle factors.
I also got the opportunity to talk to Janice, who agreed to explain the real dangers of taking HRT to me.
Menopause affects women differently, however common symptoms include hot flushes, mood changes and sleeplessness. (Image: Getty)
After a poorly reported study from the US Women's Health Initiative (WHI) in 2002 which incorrectly demonised HRT by linking it to an increased risk of breast cancer and heart attacks, the use of HRT suffered a dramatic decline, despite the fact it remains one of the most effective treatments for menopausal symptoms.
When looking at the statistics, Janice explains that out of 1000 women, 23 will be diagnosed with breast cancer in the background instance, that is, without HRT in the mix. If taking combined HRT of oestrogen and progesterone, the cases of breast cancer diagnoses goes up by four.
A small increase in risk, but a higher risk nonetheless.
However, the important thing to understand, Janice says, is how the risk of breast cancer compares when common lifestyle factors are taken into account.
"You know, people talk about the risk of hormone replacement therapy, but actually when you look at the hard data, the risks are only associated with using oestrogen and progestogen combined," Janice explains to me.
"If you're drinking two or more units of alcohol a day, you actually risk five more women being diagnosed with breast cancer. But I think the big one is obesity.
"If you're overweight or obese you're going to get 24 extra cases," says Janice.
This means being obese makes a woman six times more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than if she was using HRT – that is a very significant increase, particularly when in NZ, one in three adults are likely to be obese.
When compared to common lifestyle factors such as obesity, the risk of a breast cancer diagnosis of someone on HRT is six times less likely. (Image: Getty)
And that doesn't take into account that as well as helping to decrease more immediate symptoms of the menopause such as hot flushes and sleeplessness HRT also helps to decrease your risk of the longer-term consequences such as osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease.
"In all the studies that have been done, mortality is not increased, there was a slight increase of the diagnosis of breast cancer, but mortality is not increased.
"All-in-all it puts it into perspective really," Janice says.
When asked why she agreed to be part of the documentary she says she feels passionate about dispelling misconceptions about HRT.
"A lot of people won't get prescribed HRT because they think it's dangerous," Janice tells me.
"I do think that many women have been led astray by scaremongering about HRT and I think that's what Mariella was trying to do with The Truth About Menopause I suppose, try and get some decent facts across about the menopause and about hormone replacement therapy."
Throughout the documentary many women share their varying menopause with Mariella. (Image: Supplied)
Throughout the documentary, presenter Mariella also discusses the shame and taboo that seems to hang over the topic of menopause with many women too embarrassed to talk about what they're going through or to seek advice or support.
"It's really weird isn't it?" Janice replies, when I ask why she thinks there's such a stigma and lack of understanding around menopause.
"We were talking about menopausal women in the workplace and it's weird to be making a joke about people being menopausal and having hot flushes and things which then makes women embarrassed to talk about it.
"Obviously I'm a gynaecologist though," Janice laughs.
"So I do have women coming to see me [about menopause], but I don't know why they find it difficult to come and talk about it and it's a shame.
"I do think documentaries like this are very helpful because I think women do start to talk about it and raising awareness and therefore raising education – I think it's very important.
"If women are having a terrible time and they don't have their doctor and they're not receiving HRT then it can completely transform their quality of life and I see it happening all the time."
HRT is currently one of the most effective ways to treat menopause symptoms, however the documentary also explore new developments that may be available to women in the future. (Image: Getty)
And it seems simply talking about menopause can really make a difference, not just to help break the stigma surrounding menopause but it could also potentially help to decrease symptoms too.
In the documentary a handful of women experiment learning cognitive behavioural therapy, which helps to change patterns of thinking and therefore how they feel.
While Mariella says in the documentary that she was initially sceptical, saying she didn't want menopause to be reduced to a "mental thing" she discovered the women really noticed a significant, positive difference, which she and the women agreed came down in part, to learning to be comfortable with menopause.
And how do we become comfortable with menopause? By keeping the conversation going Mariella concludes in the documentary, talking loudly and unashamedly about the 'm' word: menopause.
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LAST UPDATED 4.34pm - Nationalist MEP David Casa has raised the prospect of a new magisterial inquiry into evidence that Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri may have taken kickbacks off the Enemalta privatisation deal.
In an interview, Mr Casa said he was seriously considering handing over a leaked report by the FIAU, the anti-money laundering agency, to an inquiring magistrate in order for justice to be done.
Inquiries are already under way over FIAU evidence of money laundering involving Mr Schembri, over Panama companies owned by him and Mr Mizzi, among others, as well as over a claim that the Panama-registered company Egrant is owned by the Prime Minister's wife.
FIAU: Report not finalised
In a reaction, the FIAU said the report referred to by Mr Casa was not a finalized report.
"The existence of a reference number is in no way evidence or even indicative that the report referred to by MEP Casa is finalized. Every intelligence record of the FIAU is assigned with a reference number irrespective of the status or outcome of an analysis/investigation," it said.
It said that any analysis/investigation that it carries out requires time, often months, especially where it involves international cooperation.
"The FIAU has always performed its functions and duties scrupulously without any political interference and has never refrained from carrying out any analysis/investigation when it felt that this was called for, and this irrespective of who the subject of the analysis/investigation was. Moreover, the FIAU's structures, policies and procedures which emanate full internal transparency dictate that decisions are taken collectively and not only by key/individual personnel," the unit said.
It also warned that the disclosure of any information or document illegally obtained from it constitutes a criminal offence and will not only damage the FIAU and its ability to cooperate with foreign counterparts as a trusted partner, but will also prejudice any ongoing investigations.
"Using the FIAU for purposes of political expediency is very much a double-edged sword causing harm to the country in general and exposing FIAU officials to unnecessary safety and security risks," it said.
Casa replies: Report has been concluded
In reply, Mr Casa said he could not care less about threats of legal action against him. "I will continue to do my job no matter the cost."
He also insisted the FIAU report is conclusive.
"It requests the police to proceed against Konrad Mizzi. That the FIAU buried this for almost a year is scandalous and is testament to their political capture. They have been reduced to a government mouthpiece," he said.
THE INTERVIEW IN FULL
What is keeping you from publishing the "damning" FIAU report on Konrad Mizzi which is in your possession?
This is a 128-page document that is being scrutinised by experts in the field of money laundering. We are following paper trails, looking into visits made by Konrad Mizzi and usage of credit cards. The conclusion from it is that he must be investigated by the police. It cannot be published now as it is still being analysed. Once this happens, it will surely be the most damning report on Dr Mizzi.
What is the report exactly about?
It is mainly on Dr Mizzi's dealings and the partial privatisation of Enemalta and new power station contract.
Are you referring to the claims made a year ago by Daphne Caruana Galizia involving a Dubai-registered company by the name of 17 Black, which was allegedly set up to transfer kickbacks to then Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi and the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff Keith Schembri?
Any idea when this report will be published?
It will probably happen in a few weeks' time.
What other options are you pondering?
I am not excluding the possibility of presenting the FIAU report in court in a bid to launch a magisterial inquiry. Furthermore, I might also consider publishing the entire document and tabling it in the European Parliament.
Is this report the same document part of which was leaked in the final few days of last year's general election campaign? At the time the government had said it was not a conclusive one but a "work in progress".
This is not a working document and the proof of this is its registration number [shown to this newspaper on the front page of the report dated March 22, 2017, albeit in soft copy form]. This report was concluded, contrary to what the government, FIAU and the MFSA are saying.
Is this the final version of the draft report leaked last year?
Yes, and I reiterate its conclusion is that the police should launch an investigation on Dr Mizzi.
What if no action is taken by the police?
At this stage, it is not just me, the Nationalist Party, civil society or the media who are calling for an investigation, but the European Parliament and all political groups including the Socialists. Following its recent fact-finding mission to Malta on the rule of law, the MEP delegation, in which the Socialist Party was the only political group to have two representatives, asked the Prime Minister to remove Dr Mizzi and Mr Schembri and bring them to justice. It is of concern that the Prime Minister is ignoring these calls. I am convinced that when this FIAU report is published, he will have no choice but to remove them both.
In recent days you also stepped up your pressure on the European Central Bank to suspend the licence of Pilatus Bank. What role did this bank have in Dr Mizzi's alleged shady dealings which are mentioned in this FIAU report?
I cannot divulge details at this stage. However, Pilatus Bank had an important role as in other cases. There are already FIAU reports mentioning this bank in a money laundering probe involving Brian Tonna of Nexia BT and Mr Schembri on the sale of passports, another case involving former Allied Newspapers managing director Adrian Hillman and Mr Schembri, as well the kickbacks given to Cheng Chen as part of the power station privatisation. There is also evidence which shows that Pilatus Bank has links with politically exposed persons from Azerbaijan. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to conclude that Pilatus Bank was used solely as a money laundering machine. There is already plenty of evidence, over and above that presented last week to the European Central Bank.
What is the fresh 'evidence' you have submitted?
At this stage I cannot divulge it. The source bound me to present it to the ECB first. We are also mulling whether to present it in court and request a magisterial inquiry. I do not exclude either that at some stage it will be divulged. Though Pilatus Bank is a small financial institution the ECB has substantial powers at its disposal.
I might also consider publishing the entire document and tabling it in the European Parliament
But the revocation of a banking licence by the ECB has never been done.
True. That decision rests on the shoulders of the financial watchdog of the respective country. Nonetheless, I expect the ECB to act, also in the wake of the European Parliament's fact-finding mission report which was also sent to this institution. The ECB can also pile pressure on the MFSA to take action. Let us not forget that through its licence, Pilatus Bank is also operating in the UK. In this respect I am already in contact with British agencies in order to verify its dealings over there.
In your latest request you are claiming that the alleged money laundering operations were not the result of negligence or lax controls by Pilatus Bank but part of a premeditated plan. These are very grave accusations…
This is not just me saying that. In recent days Shift News spoke to a money laundering expert who also reached the same conclusion. Unfortunately, the Prime Minister is burdening himself with the responsibility of keeping the bank's licence active.
But the "expert" you are citing has remained anonymous, meaning that his credibility is questionable.
Keeping in mind all the aforementioned cases, and the latest evidence, there is one plausible conclusion.
Has there been any reaction from Pilatus Bank, considering that the same bank is seeking damages in foreign jurisdictions against local media houses with the final objective of subjecting them to exorbitant legal fees which could drive them out of business – known in brief as SLAPP (strategic lawsuit against public participation)?
There are those who silence journalists by assassinating them as happened with Daphne Caruana Galizia while others like Pilatus Bank threaten to seek damages before US courts. I am also taking action on this front and have written to the European Commission. I have the backing of all EP political groups and will wait for the Commission's feedback on the MEPs' fact-finding mission report. If the Commission fails to take action the EP has already decided to draft a new anti-SLAPP legislation, which is within our right.
We are not only seeking to safeguard the Maltese media but the entire sector across the EU. Such a threat has already materialised in the UK from offshore legal service provider Appleby.
On a personal level, the only contact with Pilatus Bank was during the MEPs' visit, when they failed to leave a good impression as highlighted in the mission report.
Don't you think that your participation in the EP's fact-finding mission constituted a blatant conflict of interest, as you had every opportunity to influence its conclusions to score political points?
I was chosen by the European People's Party on the strength of my knowledge of the issue and after having flagged certain concerns in the European Parliament well before the decision to send this delegation. I also wanted to be part of the delegation so as to keep the issue of the rule of law and Malta's tax regime separate. Labour MEPs have lost this battle as they failed to persuade their own political group that Malta is not a tax haven, and the recent vote in which Malta avoided being labelled as a tax haven by the narrowest of margins is testament to this.
We must defend our financial services sector. Our tax regime was approved by the EU prior to Malta's accession. Unfortunately, the cases involving the Prime Minister, Mr Schembri, Dr Mizzi and Pilatus Bank are casting a shadow and these two issues are being mixed up.
Apart from this, the EP delegation had two Socialist MEPs, and the EPP just one. Claims that I might have influenced other MEPs are farfetched as the delegation met all stakeholders and everyone was free to make their own judgements.
Don't you think your presence played into the hands of the PL's claim that this delegation was biased and intent to tarnish Malta's reputation?
Such arguments presume that other MEPs are my puppets which is obviously not true. I would be betraying the country if I had kept my mouth shut rather than flag what is going on. Who is harming Malta's reputation? Is it me who is conveying the message to the European Parliament or these criminals whom the Prime Minister is defending at all costs? It is the Prime Minister, Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri who are betraying Malta.
What is going to happen with the EP's report on the rule of law?
The findings will be on the agenda of the EP's Civil Liberties Committee scheduled for next Thursday. It is not excluded that the report will be debated at plenary level and its recommendations become the subject of a resolution.
Furthermore, the report was also sent to the European Commission and the ECB. It is a pity that it has not yet been debated in the Maltese Parliament. I urge the government and Opposition to hold such a debate. So far the only mention was in an adjournment speech by former PN leader Simon Busuttil. There are 13 recommendations in all, but ultimately it is up to the Maltese authorities to decide whether to take them on board or not.
How hopeful are you that the European Commission will be taking action, possibly invoking Article 7 which could mean the suspension of Malta's voting rights?
I firmly believe such a measure should not be resorted to. This is why I have been urging the Prime Minister to make the necessary changes and be transparent. An MP in the Scottish Parliament will be tabling a resolution on Ms Caruana Galizia's killing following the Prime Minister's unconvincing performance in a recent BBC interview. Malta's credibility has suffered a blow. The Commission has no other choice other than heed the EP's advice.
What kind of action are you advocating?
I reiterate my objection to triggering Article 7 which is very dangerous as this might lead to Malta's suspension in the EU. There are other measures like opening a dialogue with the Maltese government in a bid to address certain issues.
The harm done by the Prime Minister, Dr Mizzi and Mr Schembri is so big other Member States are getting the impression Malta is rotten to the core, which is not the case
What level of backing do you receive from the PN leadership? Is the party backing your call to debate the EP report in Parliament?
I have the absolute backing but cannot divulge certain information to party officials both on the FIAU report as well as the Pilatus Bank issue. Nonetheless, I was given complete freedom to work. It is also encouraging to see the backing received from civil society and the media.
During the PN leadership campaign Adrian Delia had faced money laundering claims from Ms Caruana Galizia. Despite refuting such allegations, some are of the opinion that this dented the PN's credibility on issues of good governance. Do you subscribe to such view?
No. It is up to Dr Delia to deal with issues like his tax arrears. I was given complete freedom in my quest to fight corruption. Dr Delia has no accounts at Pilatus Bank. On the other hand I found total cooperation from the entire leadership as well as MPs like Jason Azzopardi who tabled an anti-SLAPP Bill presented recently in the Maltese Parliament. To date the Labour Party has not yet pledged its support for this Bill. I fail to understand the Prime Minister's procrastination on this matter as this is indirectly protecting Pilatus Bank.
Will you be contesting next year's EP election?
I have every intention to, but the party is yet to finalise the list of candidates. For the time being, I am focusing on the fight against corruption.
Recent experience suggests that mounting a campaign against corruption might not yield positive results, as was in the PN's case at the last general election?
I do not believe people are uninterested in corruption-related issues. Recently I was buoyed by the numerous messages of solidarity from those who have good governance at heart. In the last election, the electorate did not realise the seriousness of the problem we are now facing. If we do not fight corruption the financial services industry will suffer. If the recent tax haven vote had to be taken again we would undoubtedly lose.
The harm done by the Prime Minister, Dr Mizzi and Mr Schembri is so big, that other Member States are getting the impression that Malta is rotten to the core, which is not the case. No wonder that European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici labelled Malta a fiscal black hole. It is in everybody's interest that I step up the fight against corruption. Nonetheless, if it turns out that I will not be elected, I want to bow out fighting for a good cause and so have no regrets at all.


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1970 Pro-Touring Camaro Represents Dream Come True
Car News Chevy
March 18, 2016 Carl Anthony
When it comes to automotive culture, nothing is more rewarding than seeing your dreams come to life. Dayton, Ohio based Forgeline Motorsports, is known for their custom-made, one-and three-piece forged aluminum street, performance, and racing wheels.
Forgeline craves the look and feel of the American originals and today, are pursuing that more than ever, building their own Pro-Touring style 1970 Chevy Camaro.
"We've been dreaming about building our own world class, pro-touring machine for several years," says Dave Schardt, President of Forgeline Motorsports.
According to Schardt, it was time to act on their vision.
"We're a long-time supporter of this segment of the performance aftermarket and have been the wheel of choice for many of the builders, and the cars that have made these pro touring events so popular. But now, this year, it's our turn to participate," he said.
Pro-Touring events are literally rolling catalogs of Forgeline's expertise in wheel fabrication. It takes special talent to create a wheel that can stand up to the rigors of autocross, speed/stop, and timed lap competitions but still look good in the process. To that end, Forgeline's Camaro will be constructed using components from top-of-their segment manufacturers.
The foundation of any Pro-Touring machine is the suspension and Forgeline's Camaro is no different. A Detroit Speed hydroformed subframe with tubular upper and lower control arms will comprise the front. At the rear: a Detroit Speed QUADRALinkTM suspension and adjustable, anti-roll bar system will take care of the 3.89:1 geared, full-floating rear axle assembly.
Keeping the suspension in check will be a quartet of Ridetech triple-adjustable Coilover shocks and springs. A Ridetech TigerCage will provide both an increase in chassis stiffness occupant protection. Slowing the vehicle will be a quartet of Baer Brakes: 14 inch diameter Extreme 6S disc brakes and performance master cylinder.
The Camaro will ride on GA3C, 18 inch Forgeline wheels.
Forgeline GA3C Transparent Smoke Center Wheels
Current plans call for a Lingenfelter enhanced Corvette ZO6-sourced LT4. However, with this being one of the first repowers of a 1970 GM F-body, the team is also preparing a Lingenfelter-built LS7 engine with a Harrop Hurricane manifold. Regardless, a Bowler modified Tremec T56 transmission with ZR1 gears and Quartermaster extreme duty clutch will disperse the power.
The Forgeline Camaro will also feature a Vintage Air air conditioning system, JW Speakers, LED headlights, Recaro seats, and a California Custom Sounds stereo. A Carbon Kustoms carbon fiber hood and front fenders will be paired with a D&Z Customs spoiler to complete the look of the car.
Smitty's Custom Automotive in Tiffin, Ohio is doing the vehicle build under the direction of Schardt. And getting it right is of the utmost importance.
"The key is to choose the very best parts from the companies that offer the best possible products, because that makes it much easier to build a competitive Pro-Touring car," said Chris Smith, owner of Smitty's Custom Automotive.
The Forgeline Camaro is scheduled to make its competition debut at the 2016 Cars & Cones Road Trip event May 2nd-6th, beginning in Concord, North Carolina.
*Carl Anthony is Managing Editor of Automoblog and resides in Detroit, Michigan.
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Abilene police blotter 8/28/17
Incident reports released Monday by the Abilene Police Department included:
Aggravated robbery, 1000 block of East Highway 80, Saturday
A convenience store and an 86-year-old customer were robbed at gunpoint Saturday afternoon. Taken was an undisclosed amount of cash from the business and the customer and cigarettes.
Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, 1900 block of Pine Street, Sunday
A 27-year-old man arrived at Hendrick Medical Center with a gunshot wound to his right arm. Police reported he gave multiple conflicting statements on what happened.
Criminal mischief, 2600 block of Woodridge Drive, Sunday
A 36-year-old woman told police she saw her soon-to-be ex-husband throw a brick through the front window of her residence.
Burglary, 5400 block of East Highway 80, Thursday/Friday
Coins, knives and other items, valued at $3,500, were stolen from a flea market building.
Theft, 1100 block of Elm Street, Friday
A man reported that the tenant of a rental property moved out and took the kitchen stove between Aug. 10 and 15.
Forgery, 3800 block of Pine Street, Friday
An estimated $20,000 in forged checks have been written on the account of a local salvage business.
Assault by threat/contact, 1100 block of Lytle Way, Friday
A 30-year-old woman reported her former boyfriend attempted to fondle her when he saw her at a store.
Criminal mischief, 1800 block of Mockingbird Lane, Friday
A 24-year-old woman reported her ex-boyfriend came to her residence in the late evening and wanted in. When he was not allowed in, he kicked the door open and entered. No one was assaulted and nothing was stolen. He left before police arrived.
Harassment, 2400 block of North Willis, Saturday
A 45-year-old woman reported that a woman she knows has been calling and threatening her. She told police she changed her number five times, but the suspect keeps getting it. The woman said she has received 25 calls in one day.
Burglary, 5400 block of East Highway 80, Saturday
Jewelry, a knife and a box were stolen from a building.
Burglary, 2600 block of Nonesuch Road, Saturday
Two bedroom suites and other furniture valued at $3,500 was stolen from an apartment.
Harassment, 2100 block of North 20th Street, Saturday
A 51-year-old woman reported her former boyfriend has been calling and texting her, and threatening to harm her son.
Theft of service, 4400 block of Ridgemont, Sunday
A man was arrested after he was not able to pay his bill at a restaurant, and also for public intoxication and outstanding warrants.


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5 Books That Should Be On Your Radar: November/December 2015
Every month, the Writer's Bone crew reviews or previews books we've read or want to read. This series may or may not also serve as a confessional for guilty pleasures and hipster novels only the brave would attempt. Feel free to share your own suggestions in the comments section or tweet us @WritersBone.
The Axeman's Jazz by Ray Celestin
Daniel Ford: I'll admit, I picked up The Axeman's Jazz because of its stellar cover. However, after a slower start than I anticipated, Ray Celestin's macabre novel proved just as good inside its book jacket. The book is set in 1919 New Orleans and features troubled detectives, plucky Pinkerton investigators, and even jazz great Louis Armstrong. The plot, which revolves around a Crescent City serial killer who loves bludgeoning his victims with an ax and New Orleans' signature sound in equal measure, moves along at a good clip, but the book's emotionally heart lies in the relationship between Detective Lieutenant Michael Talbot and his young protégée. Celestin expertly crafts a mood befitting an immigrant story, turn-of-the-century noir, and suspenseful thriller, while also touching on topical subjects like race relations and women's rights. Based on true events, The Axeman's Jazz will have you tapping your toes while diving under your bed to avoid the killer's wrath.
A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
Daniel: I was reluctant to sing the praises of Marlon James' meaty Jamaican epic after it won the 2015 Man Booker Prize over Writer's Bone favorite Chigozie Obioma's The Fishermen, but it was as good as advertised. James' haunting characters, crackling dialogue, and Caribbean locale made every page in the weighty tome a true pleasure to read. Also based on the true-life shooting of Bob Marley, A Brief History of Seven Killings follows gang members, American journalists, shadowy government agents, and everyday Jamaicans throughout several turbulent decades in Jamaica. The cast of characters seems unwieldy in some sections, but it's anchored by love struck Nina Burgess' story. At the beginning of the novel, she's pining for "The Singer," hoping he'll remember the night they spent together, but by the end she's a lot like the Jamaica James depicts throughout the book: battle-scarred, weary, untrusting, but still proudly standing.
All lovers of language will appreciate the words and phrases the author employs to tell his tale. "Bombocloth," "r'ass," and "fuckery" are all words I quickly came to love and would use daily if I were the right skin color. Much like Dimitry Elias Léger's God Loves Haiti, James' award-winning novel not only tells a passionate, violent story, but also sheds a light on a country America knows too little about despite our close proximity.
Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Sean Tuohy: If you need to get yourself into the mindset to write your next novel, short story, or screenplay, pick this book up. Written by two ex-Navy SEALs, Extreme Ownership helps you develop the mental skills necessary for you to meet your goals and complete your tasks. Helpful, well written, and filled with thought-provoking stories, this book is a must for the nightstand.
Thirteen Ways of Looking by Colum McCann
Daniel: I originally read (and fell in love with) Colum McCann's short story "Sh'khol" in The Best American Short Stories 2015, so I was pleasantly surprised that I had the opportunity to enjoy it all over again in the author's collection Thirteen Ways of Looking. The short fiction compilation only includes a novella and three short stories, but what it lacks in pages, it makes up for with punch. The title novella, which features the final day in the life of an elderly judge, perfectly captures a wintry New York City and seamlessly mixes past and present. "Treaty" throws faith, violence, forgiveness, and ambiguity into a tale about a broken nun with fantastic results.
However, "What Time Is It Now, Where Are You?" might be the story must useful for aspiring writers. A writer struggles to develop a fiction piece for The New Yorker, but ends up brainstorming a story that is just as captivating as the author's writing process. I felt I learned more about writing and reading in 10 pages than in the thousands of pages I've read throughout 2015. I'm a neophyte when it comes to McCann's work, but I'm eager to pick up the rest of his oeuvre in the new year. You should do the same.
Cold Hit by Stephen J. Cannell
Daniel: Sean Tuohy has this uncanny ability to put the right book in my hands at the right time. Coming off of A Brief History of Seven Killings, I needed something light and adventurous. Dr. Tuohy proscribed television guru Stephen J. Cannell's Cold Hit, which I breezed through during my Thanksgiving break. It had everything I could possibly want from a thriller: wise-crackin' detectives, a zippy plot, a calculating serial killer (that's two in one post…maybe I have a problem), and shady authority figures. Was it a little hammy in parts? Of course! I really could have done without the subplot featuring Detective Shane Scully's son getting recruited by college football coaches, but it didn't take away from the tender moments the surly gumshoe had with his wife (who is also his superior) throughout the novel. Scully also has to deal with a drunk, broken partner who threatens to ruin Scully's case and career multiple times during the narrative.
Cannell also makes some really insightful comments on our national security/criminal justice system following 9/11 that most thrillers don't take the time to dive into. How many personal liberties are we willing to give up to assure our security? Does stooping to the terrorists' level in hunting them down strip away our moral imperative? Cannell doesn't necessarily provide concrete answers to these questions, obviously, but the fact he was raising them made me feel a lot better about where this genre is headed.
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July 27, 2022 | 14:58
FOMC Policy Announcement — See You in September
Michael Gregory , CFA
Deputy Chief Economist, Head of U.S. Economics and Managing Director
Michael is part of the team responsible for forecasting and analyzing the North American economy and financial m... (Read more)
FOMC Minutes (Dec. 13-14) — Fed as Hawkish as Ever
FOMC Policy Announcement and SEP — Higher Rates for Longer
U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (July) — Conquering the Peak
As expected, the FOMC raised the fed funds target range by 75 bps to 2.25%-to-2.50% (2.375% midpoint). Also as expected, the Fed repeated the forward guidance, that the Committee "anticipates that ongoing increases in the target range will be appropriate". This sets the stage for the next rate hike on September 21… size yet to be determined. In the presser, Chair Powell said "another unusually large increase" could be appropriate but that it's data dependent.
There were tweaks to the economic assessment, which mentioned that "recent indicators of spending and production have softened", replacing the phrase about things appearing to have picked up from Q1's pace. And "food" was now given a specific mention beside energy prices. On balance, this is a slight tilt in the Fed's perception towards slower economic growth and more stubborn inflation (a mixed signal for policy).
There were also tweaks to the risk assessment. Russia's invasion of Ukraine was now called a "war" (wordsmithing), but the previous mention of China's COVID-related lockdowns was removed. This hints at a little less concern about supply chain disruptions than before.
The decision was unanimous, 12-0. Kansas City President George didn't dissent like last time. And, new Vice Chair of Supervision Barr voted. Indeed, this was the first time there were 12 voters in nine years.
Bottom line: It's a full eight weeks between today and September 21 with a lot of data and events to flow in between. The game plan is to move to a "moderately restrictive" stance, which, in the presser, Powell said was consistent with the Summary of Economic Projections' 3.25%-to-3.50%... as a first pass. We're keeping with our 50 bp September rate hike call for the time being.


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we are all very much looking forwrd to the turf season now with the two year olds all going nicely and the flat horses that have had the winter off seeming fresh rejuvanated and ready to go as soon as the first meeting comes up.
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Q: Create new array from method that takes two parameters java I am new to programming and trying to learn Java and I am trying to do some Java questions that I find quite tough for a beginner. The question asks to write a method that takes a double c and and array v of type double as it's parameters. The method should return a new array of double formed by multiplying all the elements of array v by c.
I really have no idea to do this and if anyone could help on this I'd appreciate it.
I have written some code but I don't understand what I am supposed to do exactly.
public static double times( double c, double [] v)

int i =0;
for( i =0; i < v .length; i++){
myArray =(c * v[i]);
    i++;
}

}

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

    double [] v={5.1,5.2,3.0,4.0};
    double c= 4.1;

    System.out.println(times(v,c));

A: It's a good start but your method should return an array of doubles: double[].
public static double[] times( double c, double [] v)
  double[] myArray = new double[v.length]; // this is a new array
  int i =0;
  for( i =0; i < v .length; i++){
    myArray[i] =(c * v[i]); // assign new values to your array
    //  i++; << don't need this line as your for loop is already incrementing i
  }
  return myArray;
}

A: The answer mentioned above is correct but you could do the same in the same array i.e double[] v, instead of creating a new array, just for optimization scenario

A: Read carefully your problem.
I added comments to the code so you understand what you did wrongly:
  // Return a double[] instead of double
  public static double[] times( double c, double [] v)

    // Create a new double array
    double[] myArray = new double[v.length];
    for (int i = 0; i < v.length; i++) {
      // Set each element of the new array equals to the old array element in
      // The same position multiplied by c
      myArray[i] = c * v[i];   // Parenthesis are not needed here
      // i++ is not needed because you already add 1 to i in the for instruction
    }

    // Return the new array
    return myArray;
 }

A: Also be careful what you print. I believe you want to print the new values not the array reference.
public static void main(String[] args) {
        double[] v = {5.1, 5.2, 3.0, 4.0};
        double c = 4.1;
        double[] newV = times(c, v);

        System.out.print("Array address: ");
        System.out.println(newV);
        System.out.print("Array as string: ");
        System.out.println(Arrays.toString(newV));
        System.out.print("Array values for: ");
        for (int index = 0; index < newV.length; ++index) {
            System.out.println(newV[index]);
        }
        System.out.print("Array values foreach: ");
        for (double value : newV) {
            System.out.println(value);
        }
}


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Spousal abuse is defined as the victimization of an individual resulting from abuse, attacks, or assault undertaken by their respective partners within the realm of a married relationship. That being said, spousal abuse, as a result of the varied kinds of abuse is difficult to address; spousal abuse can be inflicted on the victimized party in a physical, emotional, sexual or psychological fashion. Regardless of the type of spousal abuse; however, all instances of the actions have debilitating effects on the victimized party.
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What to do if you are a Victim of Spousal Abuse?
Spousal abuse assistance refers to any helpful and preventative resource made available for victims of Spousal abuse. Although these resources are available to the public, half of these Spousal abuse acts go unreported; in the event that an individual has been made aware of ongoing Spousal abuse, or has been involved within Spousal abuse cases that have occurred in the past, they are encouraged to contact their local authorities or law enforcement department in order to report the details of the offense:
A multitude of resources and assistance exist; please contact the appropriate government department, such as the National Spousal abuse Hotline through their 24-hour telephone number: (800) 799-7233
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