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FM Don says no need to clarify election delay
Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai said Wednesdy (Jan 30) no countries have officially asked for clarification on the election delay after the National Legislative Assembly (NLA) has deferred the implementation of the MP election bill for another 90 days which would consequently delay the general election.
Comment from the minister came after the US ambassador called on the NLA president to inquire about the amendment of the MP election bill on enforcement days.
He said as far as he has learned, the ambassador just performed his duty as an ambassador and they have reached understanding on the matter.
He recalled the time when he was ambassador, saying if he was curious to know something, he would go to the sources of the news where he could obtain information.
He said however that the election schedule would be known for certain by June this year.
He said the ministry had no need to make any clarification and no countries have officially asked about it as they considered it was the internal affairs of the country.
Nobody was worried, he said, adding that everything would go on the path of the law of the country.
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What are the hottest Criminal Justice Schools in Willoughby, OH?
With an overall population of 22,621 and a student population of 9,595, approximately 9,406 of Willoughby students attend one of Willoughby's schools that offer criminal justice programs.
Willoughby's largest criminal justice school is Lakeland Community College. In 2010, Lakeland Community College graduated approximately 35 students from its criminal justice program.
A total of 50 students graduated with credentials in criminal justice from criminal justice schools in Willoughby in 2010. In 2009 tuition at criminal justice schools in Willoughby was $2,819 per year, on average.
In addition to tuition costs, you should plan on spending an average of $1,200 for books and supplies each year, while enrolled in a criminal justice program in Willoughby.
If you plan on staying in Willoughby after graduating from criminal justice school, you should know that job prospects for criminal justice professionals in Willoughby, which is the most popular criminal justice profession, are not very good. There were 31,520 criminal justice professionals working in Ohio and 9,580 working in the greater Willoughby area in 2010. The government projects that the number of criminal justice professionals in Willoughby will increase by 3% by the year 2018. This projected change is slower than the projected nationwide trend for criminal justice professionals.
The average salary you can expect to earn as a criminal justice professional in Willoughby is $25,280 per year. This is higher than the state-wide average salary for criminal justice professionals.


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The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
I'm tired...just pull over and ask for directions
to the nearest mummy's tomb.
Grade: D
Director: Rob Cohen
Starring: Brendan Fraser, Jet Li, Maria Bello, John Hannah, Michelle Yeoh, Luke Ford, and Isabella Leong
Running Time: 1 hour, 53 minutes
Mummies get outsourced to the Far East in The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, the latest misbegotten sequel to an already marginal adventure-fantasy series. Consistent hack Rob Cohen (Stealth; xXx) inherits the directorial reigns to a senseless storyline about an ancient, shape-shifting Chinese emperor (Jet Li) resurrected in order to awaken a dormant, Terracotta army of CG cannon fodder and retake his Oriental throne.
Coming to save the day are father-son adventurers Rick and Alex O'Connell, played by Brendan Fraser and Luke Ford, whose every conversation sounds like marble-mouthed silent film stars struggling to adapt to talkies. Along for the ride are a pair of immortal crouching tigresses played by Michelle Yeoh and Isabella Leong, plus a pair of Yetis played by the sort of F/X normally seen in the direct-to-DVD releases, who, after dropkicking one of the emperor's henchmen over a Himalayan gateway, raise their arms like a football referee signaling a successful field goal attempt.
The perfunctory air permeating this green-screened spectacle is as stale as a sarcophagus, and detailing all the script's illogic would far exceed this limited space – e.g., why would a villain capable of morphing into a giant, three-headed dragon ride into battle on horseback in human form? Only Rachel Weisz emerges unscathed since she had the prescience to abandon the role of Evelyn O'Connell née Carnahan to poor Maria Bello and her wobbly English accent. Those responsible for this albino imitation of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom should leave any future Mummies where they belong: dead and buried.
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How to Apply for these Latest Kerala PSC Vacancies?
Kerala Public Service Commission has announced an official notification for Kerala PSC Recruitment 2019 for contenders who are impatiently waiting for latest Govt jobs in Kerala. As per the official Kerala Teaching Notification, there are unfilled vacancies in various departments throughout the state. Contenders before applying check the notice and then only submit your Kerala Assistant Surgeon Online Application. You can visit the official website keralapsc.gov.in to know more information. To get full details of eligibility criteria, application processing fee and selection process of these jobs go through this article.
Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) founded in 1956 at the location of Thiruvananthapuram. The objective of formation of this Commission is to select applicants for civil service vacancies in Kerala State according to the merits of the candidates and rules of reservation. Duties and functions of this Commission are recruitment to services or posts, advising officers for appointment or promotion and disciplinary cases. It is going to fill many vacancies of Assistant Professor, Lecturer, High School Assistant, Assistant Surgeon or Causality Medical Officer, Junior Consultant, Pharmacist and Nurse in various departments of the state through Kerala Teaching Notification. You can get latest updates from the official website keralapsc.gov.in.
Candidates who are applying to this Kerala PSC Recruitment 2019 must complete their Graduation or Post Graduation or Doctorate in relevant discipline from a Govt recognizes University or Institution. The age limit of competitors must have a minimum of 21yrs, and maximum age varies for each post. For more information about educational criteria and age limit refer the Kerala Teaching Notification. There is upper age relaxation for applicants who belong to reserved category. You can download notices from the official website keralapsc.gov.in. So aspirants who are looking for govt jobs after graduation do not miss this chance. Authorities will select applicants on the basis of their performance in Written Examination.
Compellers must have to submit their Kerala Assistant Surgeon Online Application before the closing date . Before applying to this Kerala PSC Recruitment 2019, every contender must complete the process of One Time Registration. For you have to require personal details, uploaded photograph, signature and Aadhar card or any identity proof. After generating the user Id and password, you can complete the registration process. All details will place in the official website keralapsc.gov.in for your information. We upload a direct link for Kerala Teaching Notification and online application below the article.
Contenders who want to apply for this recruitment must go through the notification to know details.
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Norwegian star Jakob Oftebro is one of Scandinavia's most talented and charismatic actors. He speaks five languages and has appeared in more than twenty films since 2004 including KON-TIKI (2012), which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the 85th Academy Awards. Other significant films include MAX MANUS (2009), THE HIDDEN CHILD (2012), VICTORIA (2013), ON THE EDGE (2014) and in IN ORDER OF DISAPPEARANCE (2014).
His television work includes the BAFTA nominated Danish/Swedish TV series, THE BRIDGE, as well as a featured role in 1864 by Ole Bornedal.
In 2014, Jakob was selected by the Berlin International Film Festival as one of Europe's best young actors for the prestigious Shooting Stars programme.
We are delighted to present two of Jakob's films this year, the Danish epic GOLD COAST set in 1836 in which he plays a botanist sent to Danish Guinea to establish coffee plantations, and the highly anticipated Swedish sequel AS IT IS IN HEAVEN 2: HEAVEN ON EARTH.
Jakob will be in Canberra, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney to attend selected sessions.
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It's now been just over a month since Stag and I made the leap to start a new life in America. Can you believe it? (I definitely did not break out into singing Hootie's "Time" after I wrote that, certainly not). And, admittedly, after years of living away from my home country, I've become something of an international hybrid expat. There were things I missed, sure (read my blog post: 5 Things I Miss About Life in America). But I would be lying if I said I wasn't a tad nervous about what life in America would be like again.
Well, what I've learned is: there is some negative, but wonderfully, there is a lot of positive. There are things that have changed, or things that have remained the same and I just totally blanked on. Here are five things I've observed since moving back to the US, for your country-confused reading pleasure.
There have been many a'time I've regaled my Tale of Woe to listeners, about how it took me roughly two years of living in London before I felt like I really knew what I was doing. And honestly, it took me a hell of a lot longer than that to feel like I had a social circle.
Since moving back to America, on the other hand. Well, we've been here for just over a week, and I already have had more social engagements than a typical London week. And these are not people I knew before moving here. No, no — these are quite literally complete strangers Stag and I have met in various places. Like through a friend-of-a-friend, at a work event, or even in a grocery store. Literally, just out of friendliness and the goodness of their own hearts, asked to exchange numbers with us and arranged meet ups. Because yes, it is just that simple.
Snaps from the market in the Ferry Building. Everything beautiful, but so expensive.
Do you remember the glorious, glorious days before Brexit happened, and our wonderful British Pounds were worth a helluvalot? Oh boy, do I remember. It meant that, whenever I embarked on a trip home, I could buy everything because that everything was so cheap.
So, when Stag and I decided to make this big move to the US, I was consoling myself that, well, San Francisco isn't cheap, but at least Shopbop was there. And HomeGoods. And cheaper West Elm. No more simply changing currency signs to pounds. I could pay in dollars! I was rich again!
What I hadn't realised is that, well, currency conversions on items are still based off of the Glory Days when it was $2 to £1. Meaning: those TopShop boots I could get for £39 in the UK… including tax? They have suddenly $80 in the US (plus tax), roughly $90. THAT's £68. I REPEAT. £68. COMPARED WITH £39. DEAR GOD SEND HELP. Don't even get me started on furniture (Ikea, I'm looking at you!).
It's not just products that are insane: services are even worse. Hiring a cleaner for our flat (4x what it cost in London), getting my usual beauty services (2.5x what it cost in London), paying rent (2x what we paid in London) and buying groceries (2x the prices in the UK). Some of that I was prepared for; some of it, I was not. And, of course, a lot of the more frivolous stuff is going to have to go — goodbye, eyebrow threading and bikini waxing. I accept my fate as a Hairy Beast. You'll find me in my cave.
I don't mean to harp on this. But, for anyone thinking of moving from the UK to the USA, these are some of the realities you will face. It's tough, and it's a change.
Me too, babes. Me too.
I should caveat and say: as a whole, I prefer the food in London (and the UK) compared with the US. My lovely friend (and fellow American expat in London), Jaime, actually wrote a whole post about this defending the quality food you find in London.
However, Mexican food — sorry, Brits. Leave it to North America.
Perhaps less of a negative, more of a keen observation. But seriously, women of San Francisco: WHY ARE YOU ALWAYS IN ATHLETICWEAR? Is this just a Californian thing, or an American thing? Has this crazy phenomenon swept the country? Is this just the grown-up form of us wearing Uggs and leggings in college? IS EVERYONE WORKING OUT ALL THE TIME? WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE?
From Tuesday-night cinema to Friday night drinks to Sunday afternoon brunch; there is no escape from it. Always in the same Lulu Lemon gear that's never seen a sweatdrop (do people actually work-out in such expensive stuff? Do they not get horrible sweat-stains? Just me then…). Perfectly coiffed ponytails, makeup in place. Ready for a night out. In athleticwear.
If you can believe it, I hadn't given any thought to how more sun would affect my life moving to a really sunny place. In actuality, I was so wrapped up in Moving Stress, I didn't even think about the fact that, uh, California is indeed sunnier than London.
And when they say sunshine — particularly in the winter — affects your mood, oh boy, they weren't kidding.
Only then did it really dawn on me that this was a huge perk of moving here — and how de-motivated I was by grey skies in London. I always suspected I suffered from SAD (seasonal affective disorder, for those lucky morning people who aren't solar powered). But now I know. Sun is glorious to have almost every day, and it really does ignite a certain Carpe Diem that would otherwise lay dormant.
What do you think of my thoughts on moving back to America? Any former-expats understand how I feel? And San Franciscans: is it the city, or is there America? WHO KNOWS.


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import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.FailingHttpStatusCodeException;
import net.sf.json.JSONObject;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.jvnet.hudson.test.JenkinsRule;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;

import java.io.IOException;
import org.jvnet.hudson.test.Issue;

/**
 * @author tom.fennelly@gmail.com
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public class I18nTest {

    @Rule
    public JenkinsRule jenkinsRule = new JenkinsRule();

    @Test
    public void test_baseName_unspecified() throws IOException, SAXException {
        JSONObject response = jenkinsRule.getJSON("i18n/resourceBundle").getJSONObject();
        Assert.assertEquals("error", response.getString("status"));
        Assert.assertEquals("Mandatory parameter 'baseName' not specified.", response.getString("message"));
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        try {
            JSONObject response = jenkinsRule.getJSON("i18n/resourceBundle?baseName=com.acme.XyzWhatever").getJSONObject();
        } catch (FailingHttpStatusCodeException e) {
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        JSONObject response = jenkinsRule.getJSON("i18n/resourceBundle?baseName=hudson.logging.Messages&language=de").getJSONObject();
        Assert.assertEquals("ok", response.getString("status"));
        JSONObject data = response.getJSONObject("data");
        Assert.assertEquals("Initialisiere Log-Rekorder", data.getString("LogRecorderManager.init"));
    }
}

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Sunnyside Gardens Park - Sunnyside Queens
Jan 25, 2010 at 01:14 pm by mikewood
Sunnyside Gardens Park
Private Park Continues Tradition Of Community Service
Sunnyside / January 25, 2010. Sunnyside Gardens Park is one of only two privately owned in the greater New York City area. The only other privately owned park is Gramercy Park in Manhattan. In 1926 the park land was bought by City Housing Corporation, a development corporation, which was in the process of creating the Sunnyside Gardens residential area which is now an historic district that spans the area from 43rd Street to 50th Street, between Skillman and 39th Avenues. That same year [1926], Mayor Jimmy Walker hosted the opening of Sunnyside Gardens Park.
Sunnyside Gardens Park History
In 1926 City Housing Corporation was in the middle of developing a 'model residential community', designed along the lines of English garden apartments, for moderate income working class people. The private park was intended to provide residents of the new development complex with playground space, given that they had small backyards.
There's a house in the middle of the park, which at one time had been used for games of bridge, a nursery school and even a theater. But it burned down in the early years, and the money from the insurance was used to buy the two parcels of land that now comprise the park entrance. A simpler structure was built later which is now currently occupied by a full time grounds keeper.
Sunnyside Gardens Park Membership
In the ensuing 84 years, the park has maintained itself through membership dues, rummage and bake sales, and community service [see long standing park member, Dorothy Cavallo to right]. While membership in the park fluctuates, there are currently about 300 memberships, most of which are comprised of local families. To become a member, these families pay membership dues and provide twelve hours of service to the park, helping monitor the park activities, manage events, and help with the various administration aspects of the park. As we understand it, membership is open to area residents.
Sunnyside Gardens Park Organization
The park is administered by two boards; one of which is an Executive Board comprised of four members, and a second board comprised of fourteen members. Representatives of these boards, play an active role in the management of the park, as I have met several of them while covering events hosted by the park.
Sunnyside Gardens Park Events
The park hosts a number of events that are open to the public. Many of them are centered around public holidays like St Patrick's Day or Halloween, while others are the hosting of community arts events such as an outdoor Shakespearean play by a local theater group and had the weather permitted, the Sunnyside Film Festival.
Members-only events include a Camp Out Night and various other events including Spring and Fall cook outs. But perhaps the real privileges of a park membership are the use of the park baseball diamond, it's basketball hoops, its shady and expansive picnic area and its beautiful clay tennis courts [extra fees may apply].
Many thanks to Dorothy Cavallo [one of the longest standing park members], Brenda Wilson [Memorial Day Event Coordinator – 2009], Richard Langenberg [Board Member - 2008], Pascal Busnel [President - 2008] and Bill McLaughlin [Resident / Groundskeeper]. Click this link to go to the Sunnyside Gardens Park website.
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Hey, people I'm working on a new animation named Ovs i need volunteers who want to be in on the project all ima need is a certain color you want skills,details,armor,nickname, or just send me a picture with the Information.
To be in this certain class you had to be in spp before mid 2007.
You could've joined any date that you wanted just pm me some of your work.
My drop off time to start my animation will be april 20th that gives you 11 days to drop off info of what you wanna be.
This animation will go on newgrounds so tell me your NG name so you can be given creditials.
To be in this certain class you had to be in spp before 2006.
May want to change the old skool minimum age/join date since i doubt there are enough people from pre 2006 here to make a full 'half' of the collab.
alrite ill change to mid 2007.
Skills: Able to slip through smalls spaces and turn into a liquid, making it very easy to dodge punches by making them go through him.
Weakness: Very easily evaporated by heat.
Would I be old school or new school?
and if i can have a weapon i want simply a roll of toilet paper to throw at people.
Skills: Excellent Accuracy, can shoot the eye of a deer half a mile away with a handgun.
Armor: none, but had the endurance of a zombie, can be shot a couple dozen times before he becomes mortally wounded.
has'nt hit june yet so technically speaking ur new school anyways i was gonna let it be a surprise but i got a new one the following people were gonna pop in : Zmobie. frozenpheniox,Crazy jay, and paperclip.
Well that was certainly necessary to point out.
OP, if I were you I'd try to do a little twist to bring more originality to it. A lot of people are starting to get tired of sticks fighting sticks unless they are extremely well made.
How about a changing background to switch it up? Every minute or so the background will fade out and be replaced with a new one, so you could have someone leaping towards someone for a fatal blow, the background changes and he ends up hitting a brick wall.


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Sports commentary from one fan's perspective, updated twice a week.
Posted by: Mike Cornelius | September 19, 2019
Field Of Memories, And Of Dreams Come True
Almost all the old places are gone now. Some of the most famous disappeared decades ago, lost to franchise relocations and the shimmery lure of commercial development. Ebbetts Field and the Polo Grounds in Gotham and Griffith Stadium in D.C. are little more than hazy memories for a dwindling few fans. Other ballfields have given way to the wrecking ball more recently, in favor of modern facilities. Some on that list, like Tiger Stadium in Detroit or Comiskey Park in Chicago or the South Bronx edifice that was the first place New Yorkers referred to simply as "the Stadium," are remembered with entire chapters in the history of the Great Game. Others, like Shea or the Kingdome, are scarcely missed.
Of the thirty ballparks that major league teams currently call home, only six are more than three decades old. The oldest of all, of course, is the little bandbox squeezed into the Boston neighborhood named for the marshlands, or fens, that were filled in long, long ago to create buildable land for a growing city. Fenway Park has been home to the Red Sox since 1912, and if the old place were capable of human speech it would have many stories to tell. It might choose to recount more recent events, and that would be understandable. Beginning in 2004, Fenway's decades of disappointment and doubt gave way to a recent period in which the Sox have won four world championships and taken part in the playoffs at the end of five other seasons.
That sustained success has come under the ownership of John Henry, the billionaire investor who essentially traded his majority interest in the Marlins for a similar stake in the Boston franchise in 2002. Henry was an early acolyte of Bill James and other pioneers of the advanced metrics that now dominate front office decision-making. But he has also been willing to open his very large checkbook. When the 2018 edition of the Red Sox won 108 regular season games and then rolled through the playoffs, the team did so with the Great Game's largest payroll.
As local fans know all too well, while such largesse on the part of ownership was not unknown in the decades before Henry arrived, it rarely translated into winning on the field. Longtime owner Tom Yawkey was more than willing to sign off on fat contracts, but he and the rest of the team's management often did so without a coherent plan for how the Red Sox would contend. For years Boston's hopes were stymied by Yawkey's egregious determination to field a lily white team. But even after the Red Sox became the last team in the majors to sign a black player, the fans who often had plenty of room to spread out in Fenway's stands rarely watched a contending ballclub.
If those fans seldom had reason to celebrate the team, over the years they had plenty of worthy local heroes to cheer, from Ted Williams and Johnny Pesky to Carlton Fisk and Jim Rice. Among that list of notables, no one other than Williams came to symbolize Boston's team as much as Carl Yastrzemski. For twenty-three seasons, nearly a quarter of a century, Yaz roamed Fenway Park's left field in front of that imposing green wall, while at the plate slugging his way into Red Sox lore. When he retired at the end of the 1983 season, Yastrzemski had played 3,308 games in the only major league uniform he ever wore, a record that stands to this day. Not a Red Sox record, but the mark for most games played for a single franchise in the entire history of the Great Game.
But Yaz's career was about more than longevity. He won the American League batting title three times, including 1967, when he also led the AL in home runs and RBIs to win the Triple Crown, a feat that went unrepeated for more than four decades until Miguel Cabrera accomplished it in 2012. As the employees in John Henry's analytics department surely know, long before it was a recognized statistic Yastrzemski was also the league leader in OPS in four different seasons. With those stats plus more than 3,400 hits, over 1,800 runs batted in, and 452 homers, he was easily elected to the Hall of Fame on the first ballot.
Since his retirement Yastrzemski, who turned 80 last month, has seldom returned to Fenway, limiting his appearances to the occasional ceremonial duty. But he was there Tuesday afternoon, strolling across the outfield grass with a 29-year-old outfielder who plays for the visiting San Francisco Giants. The player walking with the Red Sox legend made his big league debut earlier this year, after more than six seasons in the minors. In 96 games since being called up, Mike Yastrzemski, Yaz's grandson, has shown that he belongs in the bigs, slugging 19 home runs and posting a very respectable .833 OPS.
Both the Red Sox and the Giants remain mathematically alive for a Wild Card berth, though even the most passionate fans of both franchises realize that neither is going to the postseason. The midweek three game set at Fenway was an interleague series between two teams wrapping up disappointing seasons. Yet just shy of 36,000 filled most of the seats at the old ballyard, some no doubt drawn by the prospect of once again seeing a Yastrzemski in uniform, even if it was the road grays of a visiting club.
The Red Sox recognized the symbolism, inviting the elder Yaz to throw out the first pitch to his grandson. Had that been the evening's Yastrzemski moment, all in attendance would have remembered it as a sweet reminder of the Great Game's magical pull across generations. But then in the top of the 4th inning, with the Giants already leading 4-1, young Yastrzemski came to the plate to face Boston's Nathan Eovaldi. Standing in the same left-handed batter's box that his grandfather occupied more times than any other player, he looked at four straight pitches from the Red Sox hurler. The umpire called the first one a strike. The next three he called balls. Then Eovaldi offered up a 96-mile-per-hour four-seam fastball, and young Yaz swung.
There are home runs that hug the foul line, taking the shortest possible route to the stands. There are some that just sneak over the fence, barely eluding a fielder's outstretched glove. The swing that Mike Yastrzemski put on Eovaldi's fastball did not produce one of those. The ball left the bat on a high arc, headed for dead center field. It soared into the sky, into the night, landing several rows back in the Fenway bleachers.
Perhaps it was the quality of light, or the glare from the big modern scoreboard that looms over center field, or some trick of perspective. Perhaps it was a spell cast by the ghosts of old heroes, for such spirits surely lurk in the dark recesses of the ancient stadium. As fans came to their feet even though the blast had put the home team further behind, cheering a new generation's Yaz, there were many who saw another player with the same last name rounding the bases, a hero from a different age of this ageless game. With one swing of the bat, they were transported back across the decades, seeing again what they hadn't witnessed in 36 seasons – one more Yastrzemski home run at the old ballyard.
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US Rolls Out New Cybersecurity Requirements for Rail, Air
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The United States is taking new steps to make sure the country's air and surface transportation sectors will not be crippled by ransomware or cyberattacks.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced the measures Tuesday at a virtual cybersecurity conference, warning that recent incidents such as the SolarWinds hack and the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack showed that "what is at stake is not simply the way we communicate or the way we work, but the way we live."
The new security directives target what the Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration describe as "higher risk" rail companies, "critical" airport operators, and air passenger and air cargo companies.
Cybersecurity coordinators
Mayorkas said that going forward, the rail companies will have to name a cybersecurity coordinator who will report any incidents and create contingency plans in the case of a cyberattack.
The aviation companies will also be required to appoint a cybersecurity coordinator and report incidents to the DHS's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Similar cybersecurity directives are already in place for 2,300 critical maritime companies that, starting this month, will have to submit plans to identify and address cyber vulnerabilities.
The U.S. Coast Guard is also working with the International Maritime Organization to require that passenger and cargo vessels arriving in U.S. ports have plans to deal with cyber emergencies.
"Whether by air, land or sea, our transportation systems are of utmost strategic importance to our national and economic security," Mayorkas said.
Spike in ransoms paid
Top U.S. officials, including Mayorkas and FBI Director Christopher Wray, have warned that cyberattacks and ransomware attacks, in particular, have become a persistent threat.
"Last year, victims paid an estimated $350 million in ransoms, a 311% increase over the prior year, with the average payment exceeding $300,000," Mayorkas told U.S. lawmakers at a hearing last month.
"We're now investigating over 100 different types of ransomware, each with scores of victims," Wray added.
U.S. officials have blamed Russia for many of the attacks, saying that despite Moscow's assurances, they have seen few indications the Kremlin is doing anything to address the problem.
Russian officials deny any role in the recent, high-profile ransomware attacks.
Speaking at a separate cybersecurity forum Tuesday, the head of U.S. Cyber Command warned the problem with ransomware is likely to persist.
"Our adversaries are targeting everyone," General Paul Nakasone told the Mandiant Cyber Defense Summit. "What was once viewed as criminal behavior has become a national security issue."
To help facilitate the fight against cyberattacks and ransomware attacks, U.S. lawmakers are considering several bills that would require private companies to report intrusions and attacks on the government.
"We're optimistic the legislation will pass," Mayorkas said Wednesday at the annual Billington CyberSecurity Summit.
"I think we're at a point, seeing the arc of cybercrimes and the cyberthreats, that really there's an urgency to it," he said.
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Gardner-Webb to honor former students who died in the military
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Gardner-Webb University will hold its first Memorial Day Prayer Service Friday in front of E.B. Hamrick Memorial Hall to remember those from the GWU community and others who have died in military service to their country.
Tracy Jessup, vice president for Christian Life and Service and senior minister to the University, will lead the event, which begins at 11:30 a.m.
"As we were planning the Memorial Day prayer service, we started researching which Gardner-Webb alumni paid the ultimate sacrifice," said Nate Evans, vice president of Advancement. "We found out that Hamrick Memorial Hall was previously dedicated to those Gardner Webb students/alumni who died in World War I. We decided to rededicate the space to them and to all of those from the Gardner-Webb community who have died in service to their country."
In 1925, the building was named Memorial Hall and dedicated to honor individuals from Cleveland and Rutherford counties who died while serving in World War I, 1914-1918. The three who had been students at Boiling Springs High School, now GWU, were Ira Alberto Crabtree, William Norwood Huggins and Copher Meade Ewing.
In 1943, the Gardner-Webb Board of Trustees voted to name the building E.B. Hamrick Memorial Hall in honor of Elijah Bly Hamrick. He was a local merchant, who gave financial help, encouragement and advice to Gardner-Webb officials through the years. He was the college's first financial administrator, served as a trustee and gave land for the development of campus. He also served on numerous committees of the school.
During the service on May 28, E.B. Hamrick Memorial Hall will be rededicated to honor the memory of the three men recognized in 1925 along with the following alumni:
Lt. Col. William Barkley Jr., class of 1975, who gave his life, along with his co-pilot and crew, while test flying a helicopter near the Marine Corps Air Station, Quantico, Va., on May 19, 1993. Barkley was commissioned as an officer in the Marine Corps after graduation and went to the Naval Flight School in Pensacola, Fla., where he trained in fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft. After flight school, he was assigned to the Second Marine Airwing where he primarily flew a CH-53 Sea Stallion Transport/Cargo Helicopter. His last assignment was with HMX-1, the Marine Corps Presidential Squadron. He was one of a select few pilots who flew the President of the United States, and he flew both President George H. W. Bush and President William J. Clinton aboard Marine One.
U.S. Army Green Beret, Staff Sgt. Jerry Gass, class of 2003, who served his country as a member of Company C, 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group and was stationed at Fort Bragg in Fayetteville. He passed away on Aug. 3, 2014, following a non-combat incident while on patrol, according to the U.S. Department of Defense. He was posthumously awarded his second Bronze Star Medal and the Meritorious Service Medal.
To commemorate the occasion, a plaque will be placed at the entrance to E.B. Hamrick Memorial Hall.


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March 27, 2019 by Doris Helge 0 Comments
Invisible Conflicts that Plague All Women Leaders
Boxes and boxes of bestselling books have been written about the external conflicts that challenge leaders. Disagreements flourish between upper management and board members and among C-suite leaders and middle management. Disputes between team members stifle productivity. The H.R. department is often blamed for difficulties attracting talented recruits. Many R&D innovators despise accountants when they present gloomy balance sheets. Unions badger management. Unhappy customers complain to customer service staff. Quality control staff slam on the brakes, struggling to stop the marketing department from premature product releases that will damage a company's reputation. The list seems endless in today's complex, polarized society.
It is quite rare to read explorations of the internal, highly conflicted voices that babble away inside every leader, no matter how confident, competent and clear they appear to be. Leaders, like all humans, possess components of their personalities that clash like squabbling siblings clamoring to claim an over-worked parent's limited attention.
All of our parts have specific needs, preferences and an often rigid point of view. Our parts could peacefully co-exist if they would all select the same sheet music with the sole objective of producing a splendid symphony.
Why Don't Our Parts Perform in Four-Part Harmony?
Unlike a musical symphony produced by a conductor who carefully chooses team players who will support each other's work, the internal parts of our personalities are a mismatched, motley crew of discontents, zealots and other opinionated parties with rival objectives. Our personal parts have never set the intention to collaborate with the other players in our invisible, internal daily dramas. The parts of us that fear their needs will never be met struggle mightily to monopolize our attention, hoping their desires and demands will finally dominate.
We created our diverse parts at different stages of our maturation, often in response to a challenging phase of life. This includes phases of life when we faced criticism by people who were important to us during that time of development. Here's just one example: Natural leaders who spontaneously take initiative to create positive change may have developed a counterpart that sometimes hides their brilliant natural leadership light if they were misunderstood or frequently disparaged as a child or a young adult.
If put-downs like, "You're too big for your britches" and "Just who do you think you are?" weren't balanced with, "Okay, you have a good idea we'll consider," the budding leader's confidence waned over time. It's not unusual for adult authority figures to be irritated, offended or even intimidated by a young natural leader's extraordinary inner strength and spirited nature.
Even after this natural leader leaves childhood in their rear-view mirror, an invisible push-pull can be triggered that hurts all parties involved, including organizations starved for innovative ideas. The result? When one part of the potential trailblazer observes a problem, it confidently and passionately pipes up, "I know how to solve this!" This healthy inner voice is quickly squelched by a protective part that warns, "It's not safe to share your ideas! You won't be appreciated. You'll be misunderstood, criticized and shamed."
The Power and Pitfalls of a Woman Leader's Unseen Parts
The potency of a women leader's unseen parts can be quite profound. Unlike visible skirmishes in our external work world, like quarrels among personnel arguing over scarce resources, the leader's internal power struggles are often unidentified. If we are unaware of our inner civil war, we may never understand why we hold ourselves back from taking important actions we know could benefit everyone concerned. We'll underestimate the potential of unseen parts of ourselves to interfere with our leadership abilities.
Some of our unconscious internal battles are fairly inconsequential or easily resolved. When you read the examples below, notice how much more intensely our internal voices clash as fear escalates.
One part of me reaches for a pastry right before lunch. Another part of me retracts my hand, reminding me I made a commitment to lose 15 pounds.
One part of me wants to promote a direct report named Pat because it's so easy for me to observe Pat's creative personality and remarkable strategic thinking abilities. Another part of me signals, "Wait!", reminding me that Pat's team members have consistently complained about Pat's interpersonal skills. I know they would prefer being led by Kelly, who is consistently trustworthy and diligent, though not nearly as daring or innovative.
I've been groomed by a leader in the C-Suite to become a vice-president. At the same time, I've been tutoring one of my excellent direct reports, Len, for promotion. The company unexpectedly begins downsizing, so my chance for the vice-presidency vanish. The leader who was grooming me for the vice-presidency tells me the department I've been leading will soon be sliced in half. He encourages me to take the position I've been preparing Len to accept. The part of me that would never betray Len urgently asserts, "Travel the road of integrity. It always works to do the right things for the right reasons." A more frightened part of me shrieks, "This company's falling apart. You've got to protect yourself first!" My gut churns as the part of me driven by survival instincts battles with the part of me that is heart-centered and ethical.
Solutions to Women Leaders' Unseen Battles
Although it seems counter intuitive, every part of us, even when it is stalling our success, has a positive intention. The resistant parts of us simply need to be re-educated. Most of our parts were created when we were much younger and had fewer life skills and choices. Resistant parts of us still think they must protect us from the positive changes we want.
Trying to shut these hard-working parts of ourselves down usually backfires like a mis-timed engine that creates an explosive fire hazard. Instead of fueling our internal conflicts, we can create a permanent solution. We can discover and honor the positive intentions of our misinformed parts. The key is to befriend these parts and help them discover a new job description, which expands our world to exciting new leadership possibilities.
The first steps to a truce that will create inner peace and elevate our leadership abilities include the following.
Identify your parts and counterparts. Most people enjoy this self-discovery process. It helps to name your all parts. E.g., My Peacemaker part opposes my Challenger part. Because of the way our brains process information, my clients say it helps them to allow pictures to emerge of their parts and counterparts.
Discover the basis for each part's struggle for dominance. What are your parts trying to protect you from? What are their greatest fears? What are their unmet needs?
Identify how you can reassure each part of you that you recognize and respect their concerns and are taking steps to meet their unmet needs.
Patiently help each part understand that you are now an adult and have many more choices and skills than when the part emerged. This opens the door to the part's willingness to co-design a new job description.
The diverse parts of your personality will either propel your journey to peak performance or sabotage your leadership. The above steps will help you identify your parts so you can manage internal conflicts, which challenge all women leaders.
The Role of the Woman Leader's Limiting Beliefs
Western culture and most families often socialize girls to deny or hide their personal power and healthy assertiveness. Girls are frequently told in subtle and direct ways that they are less capable or valuable than males. Because women leaders in politics and CEO positions are still rare and because male leaders are more likely to select other men for leadership roles, many women are programmed to believe that men will continue to dominate in executive positions. This message is carved in a corporate stone when women leaders are recognized, promoted and paid at a lower level than their male peers.
Are you a woman leader in a male-dominated environment? Do you want to be a stellar role model for emerging women leaders while you serve as an exemplary leader? If so, it's especially critical that you identify and challenge the limiting beliefs of your parts. One of the most valuable women's leadership success tips I can give you is to counter any internal parts that try to convince you that you're not as worthy or capable as a man.
Leadership Coaching is a proven way to help you create the peaceful, collaborative internal environment that is essential to your success. The leadership rewards of self-awareness are so endless that almost every successful woman leader advises emerging leaders to "hire a coach."
The average ROI (return on investment) of leadership coaching is over 500%. Click here to complete a short application so I can contact you for a complimentary 20-minute consultation. If we decide we're a good fit as client and coach, we'll discuss a coaching agreement. I'm looking forward to getting to know you and being of assistance.
© 2019 Doris Helge, Ph.D. as interviewed on "The Today Show," CNN and NPR. Certified Master Leadership and Executive Coach Doris Helge is author of bestselling books, including "Joy on the Job," Doris has helped hundreds of leaders like you meet every challenge you're facing. Click here to gain the Women's Leadership Success Strategies you need.
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Now in beta testing, "Response Point" will be generally available later this year in three models: D-Link DVX-2000, Quanta Syspine and Uniden Evolo. Microsoft designed the "Response Point" software to empower small-business customers to manage system changes themselves. "We know from years of networking experience that many small businesses want an IT specialist to install their networking infrastructure," said Keith A. Karlsen, executive vice president of D-Link Systems Inc. "But they also want to manage simple things like moves, adds and changes on their own." With the user-friendly, PC-based "Response Point" management console, tasks such as adding a phone for a new employee or creating a call distribution list can be completed in a couple of minutes. These new products lend more credence to Microsoft's recent statement that they plan to make billions on VoIP. Specifically, Jeff Raikes, president of Microsoft's business division said, "Microsoft sees the shift by business organizations to Web-based phone systems running on its software to generate "billions" of dollars in revenue for the company."


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True relics
A tooth relic of Buddha in Sri Lanka.
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The Temple of the Sacred Tooth is located in Kandy, Sri Lanka, and is said to contain a tooth relic of the historical Shakyamuni Buddha. The temple is a well-known tourist destination and pilgrimage site — people come to prostrate themselves and pray before this tooth.
I visited the Temple of the Tooth a number of years ago. The actual relic was not on display, so instead, they were displaying a replica carved from ivory.
Photographs were forbidden, but as I was gazing at this relic, an official took me aside and said that if I gave him $10, he would take my picture in front of it. I left with mixed feelings about this place where one of Buddha's relics was being kept.
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Most Buddhists are captivated if you mention a relic of the original Buddha — they want to come face to face with something left over from the 2,500-year-old sage. This also means that there are more than a few fake relics of the Buddha around the world. People everywhere claim to have true relics, without any historical records or factual basis whatsoever. Recently in Kushinagar, India (the place where Buddha achieved parinirvana), there were some fellows who calmly insisted that the sarira (relics) they had dug out of the earth were genuine. Their only motive was to get people to go there by casually throwing Buddha's name around.
Scene Three
If you open up an old stupa, you can find both sutras and relics. Some stupas have true relics from Buddha, whereas others contain sarira from great monks who have passed away.
People are usually bursting with curiosity about these relics. They wonder what color, how many, what shape and in what quality of vessel they were stored. Ironically, in Buddhism, it also says that our physical body is false, merely a temporary illusion. This teaching is a way of preparing this body made of earth, water, fire and air to return again to these same elements.
Sometimes, monastic practitioners are even more attached to these relics. In particular, the disciples of a great monk who has passed away are often concerned while preparing for the cremation ceremony. "What if there aren't any sarira? What if his relics are too few?"
Scene Four
What are these sarira, these relics left over from the Buddha's body? Relics are simply crystals that arise from freely flowing energy in our bodies — the by-product of unhindered energy.
Buddha awakened 2,500 years ago to the universal principle we all share with the world: everything flows without hindrance. The water in a river flows freely whether there are rocks, hills, fields or mountains before it — it has no hindrance at all. Buddha saw that the entire universe is already functioning freely like this, without any hindrance.
Buddha taught, "Don't attach to anything. If you attach to something, you'll get caught — you'll be hindered and unable to live freely."
He also preached, "That which you are attached to is actually empty, it doesn't exist. Since the entire universe is empty, it can flow without hindrance. Examine that nonexistence."
His disciples at first kept an oral and later written record of his teachings, known as sutras. The sutras show us the way to live an unhindered life; also contained within is a blast furnace capable of melting away the delusions and afflictions of our hectic daily lives.
Once again, we should ask ourselves what the true, living, breathing relics of Buddha are. These are none other than the sutras and the teachings contained in the sutras. The principles in the sutras permeate any obstacle, so our bodies, our minds and our lives can all flow without hindrance. Eventually, they all become relics of Buddha.
But people become attached to relics that can be seen with their eyes — they are attached to the number, size and color. What use would it be, even if we could grasp innumerable genuine sarira in our hands? We can't create those with our bodies, minds and lives, so the pieces of bone we see with our eyes are not the true relics.
The true relics are those that generate other relics.
*The author is a JoongAng Ilbo writer on religious affairs.
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Love baby back ribs? You may not see them on the menu for awhile
CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — If you love baby back ribs, don't expect to find them on one restaurant's menu.
Jim 'N Nicks BBQ restaurant in Smyrna posted a sign outside saying that they aren't happy about it, but for now, no ribs.
They are not alone.
Channel 2′s Tom Jones was in Clayton County, where restaurant owners are acing challenges as well.
The owner of the Nouveau Bar and Grill in Jonesboro said she had a tough time getting food deliveries or enough of what she needs.
"There are times when we order 20 cases of chicken and maybe get like three or four cases of chicken," Ebony Austin said. "The vendors don't even have drivers at this point. The sales reps are driving the cars to get to the supply."
Austin said was told the supply chain issues won't be resolved for at least another year.
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Jones went by another restaurant, where customers wondered how a barbecue restaurant could not have baby back ribs.
"I don't know how we're going to end it," customer Janet Hammonds said. "I don't know how to solve this problem because we see it everywhere."
Cathy Crawford said she found at least one positive thing about Jim 'N Nicks taking the ribs off the menu.
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Carne de tu carne es una película colombiana de 1983 dirigida por Carlos Mayolo.

Argumento

Cali, 6 de agosto de 1956. Bajo el contexto de la dictadura militar de Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, la matriarca de una importante familia de clase alta de la ciudad fallece y, por consiguiente, sus descendientes son llamados para la lectura del testamento. Sin embargo, durante la madrugada del día siguiente se produce una violenta explosión con varios camiones cargados de dinamita que iban a ser transportados a Bogotá (la cual terminaría siendo conocida como la Explosión de Cali, la cual devastó parte de la ciudad) dejándolos sin luz, sin agua y sin techo, obligando al éxodo de la familia —así como de los caleños de clase alta— a una casa en las afueras, sin imaginar que para dos de los herederos (los jóvenes Andrés Alfonso y su media hermana Margareth) la estancia en ese lugar terminará en una aterradora experiencia que les cambiará sus vidas para siempre.

Carlos Mayolo recrea, en esta película, una incestuosa relación entre dos medios hermanos quinceañeros que desborda los atavismos impúdicos de tales familias para fundirse con mitos de ultratumba como el de la Madremonte. Es allí donde cuidadosas reconstrucciones de los años 50 conviven con atrocidades cometidas por siniestros elementos del naciente Frente Nacional. Y, de hecho, según palabras del mismo Mayolo: "Se revela otra vez la parte oculta del ser humano, a través del pecado o del tabú del incesto con fuerzas que explotan y hacen erupción como un volcán para develar la estructura sociopolítica del país y también su enfermiza estructura familiar", haciendo que el realismo histórico de la película termine convirtiéndose en realismo mágico al resucitar los símbolos de poder presentes en la cinta (la matrona soberbia, el general sanguinario y el médico vampiro).

Reparto
 Adriana Herrán como Margareth.
 David Guerrero como Andrés Alfonso.
 Santiago García como Luis.
 Vicky Hernández como Julia.
 Carlos Mayolo como Ever.
 Sebastián Ospina como Benjamin.

Véase también
Carlos Mayolo
Cine de Colombia
Lista de filmes colombianos

Enlaces externos

 Tráiler (video) - Carne de tu carne

Películas surrealistas
Películas en español
Primer largometraje de un director
Películas sobre la época de la Violencia en Colombia
Películas rodadas en Valle del Cauca
Películas sobre incesto
Películas ambientadas en los años 1950
Películas ambientadas en Valle del Cauca

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Q: How to bypass tab freezing with my React app? I have a react app which updates data from a database on a 2 second timer:
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This just sends to a node api that gets a value from my database and responds. Currently set to poll every 2 seconds and update the page.
The problem I'm running into is that when I tab out or minimise the browser for a few minutes it'll hang for a few seconds on returning, or it'll crash entirely. I suspect this is due to the browser being smart and freezing the tab when not in use. But I'm stumped as to how to fix this issue?

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Home Security Microsoft Preps Fixes for 13 Security Holes
Microsoft Preps Fixes for 13 Security Holes
By Stuart J. Johnston | September 10, 2010
Microsoft is giving IT departments the heads-up to expect a total of nine patches that shore up 13 different vulnerabilities when it releases its next batch of security fixes next week.
As eSecurity Planet reports, four of the nine new patches are of the "critical" variety.
Three of the critical patches fix holes in systems running Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista. At least two of the critical patches also affect Windows Server 2008, although none of the patches are critical for Windows 7 -- good news for users and IT administrators running the latest version of the OS. A fourth critical patch impacts Outlook 2002 Service Pack 3.
In terms of how much work IT administrators are facing, all nine patches will either require, or may require, that each affected PC or server be restarted -- often a time-consuming task.
Microsoft plans to release nine patches for security holes in a handful of its products when it ships its September security fixes on Tuesday, the company said.
The patches, which can each include numerous fixes, are part of Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) regular monthly "Patch Tuesday" security release, during which the company issues most of its fixes for security-related holes in its software.
On the Thursday prior to Patch Tuesday, Microsoft sends advance notifications to customers as a heads-up to give them some idea of how much time and effort they'll have to plan for installing and testing the coming patches.
Read the full story at eSecurity Planet:
Microsoft Cooking Up Baker's Dozen of Fixes for Patch Tuesday


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George Lopez branches out into comedy tour producing with Viva la Risa, tells me about it
Posted by Sean L. McCarthy | Mar 23, 2011 | Interviews | 1 |
After taping today's episode of Lopez Tonight, George Lopez will leave his TBS studio in Burbank and head down to the El Rey Theatre to host a live stand-up comedy showcase called Viva la Risa.
Neal Brennan, Chris D'Elia, Dov Davidoff, Felipe Esparza, and Sebastian Maniscalco are all on the bill for what's called George Lopez's Viva la Risa Comedy Tour. Although it's not yet a tour. And the lineups will change. Why don't I let Lopez himself explain it? He spoke with me today on the phone.
"It's one thing I wanted to do for a long time, then when I was doing my own shows. And I was working with AEG. AEG is my sole promoter. They've been with me throughout, during my touring and selling out arenas, and then as I was selling out theaters…I thought, I need to branch out, divide it. Viva la Risa is just one. Hopefully I'll have a couple of different tours that will split up and tour across America, and globally."
"All of these guys are amazing, and they've all been on the show."
How did you pick the lineup?
"Listen, man. I'm from a different era. Doing the shows (Lopez Tonight), I don't get out to the clubs and see who's out there. Leanne (Leanne Elias, the show's talent booker) says 'Trust me.' And all of these guys are freaking hilarious. Let me use my name and my influence and make this tour happen. Viva la Risa is bringing back the laughter, but I like Viva la Risa, it sounds better."
And while it's called a tour, it's just one show tonight in Los Angeles. But I gather there will be a tour? "It's only in L.A. tonight, but it will expand. It will go to San Francisco, it will go to Boston, it will go Texas, it will go everywhere."
"You look at Neal, and Dov, and Chris just sold a pilot, Felipe and Sebastian. You won't see these dudes together. Back in the day, like 20 years ago, there'd be guys who would tour together. That doesn't happen anymore. That should happen. Comedians should help comedians. Not just when they're sick.
"Hopefully my involvement will be minimal. Tonight, I'll host the show. But these guys, they don't need me. Eventually what they'll be able to do is go out on their own."
How do you and Leanne end up working together to bring comedians both on the show and on this tour? "Through the fact, that she was in the clubs, she was following comedy. She was looking at tapes, doing all those things. She would book somebody and I'd say, 'I don't know who that is.' If I were booking it'd be all dudes from the 1980s…Sebastian Maniscalco, he came on and did a thing about the Internet with his dad. It reminded me of Johnny Carson, when he'd be sitting there in the dark and you could hear him laughing. (Sebastian) said his dad called it the Internets, and he was trying to tell him to use the mouse but he had it on the floor as a pedal…it was killing me. They all kill me. They're all creative and they're all different."
"Nobody's putting on the comedians on a talk show who are on my show consistently, and then to spin that off and put on a tour, it's even better."
What about these other tours you'd mentioned? "The rotation will change. I'd like to keep these guys and put them on in another town. It'll be these guys one night, another night all girls. But always integrated. Always diverse. When I was coming up, people always wanted to put me on Latino night, but I didn't want to do those shows. I'm Latino every night. I was never a fan of black night or that type of segregated thing in comedy. When I was coming up, every night in the clubs was white night."
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