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We Don't Listen to the Dying Government of Donald Trump: The Fiftieth Newsletter (2020)
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Madhuri Shukla (USA), Wring, 2020
Greetings from the desk of the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research.
The night before the National Assembly elections in Venezuela, President Nicolás Maduro spoke to a group of visitors at Miraflores Palace in Caracas. He recounted how he had been a member of the Constituent Assembly, which was formed in 1999 and set up the legal framework for Venezuela's political system. Maduro told the visitors that he had been a member of the National Assembly during its first and second terms (2000-2005 and 2005-2010 respectively), and he was the president of the National Assembly during its second term before being asked to take on the post of foreign minister. During the election of the National Assembly's fourth term (2015-2020), the Socialist Unity Party of Venezuela (PSUV), which he leads, lost the majority in the National Assembly 'because we made mistakes', he told me. 'Let's be clear'.
When the fourth National Assembly took its seat in Caracas, it was used by the United States government and a section of the Venezuelan right wing in their attempt to overthrow the government of Maduro and the Bolivarian Revolution. From within the National Assembly, the US government and the most extreme elements of the Venezuelan opposition plucked out an obscure politician, Juan Guaidó, and selected him as their instrument to delegitimise the politics of Venezuela. The US State Department bizarrely appointed Guaidó as the president of Venezuela, his authority almost entirely derived from the pronouncements of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. All attempts to overthrow the government of President Maduro failed, although the US escalation of sanctions and the forced seizure of more Venezuelan assets outside the country have taken a severe toll on the people of Venezuela and on the country's ability to fully exercise its sovereignty.
Daniela Ruggeri / Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research (Argentina), Hybrid Wars, 2020
According to the Venezuelan Constitution, the fourth National Assembly's term lapsed in December 2020, which means an election had to be held to seat the fifth National Assembly. This election was held on 6 December. Shortly before the election, I met with a series of political leaders in Caracas who oppose the government of President Maduro and contested the National Assembly election against the PSUV candidates. 'We are the invisible opposition', said Pedro José Rojas, a leader of Acción Democrática (AD), which, alongside the Comité de Organización Política Electoral Independiente (COPEI), form the partidocracia or the old political establishment. These parties are against the government, but not against the political system and are not in favour of the extreme opposition of Guaidó or the US attempt at regime change.
The US unilateral sanctions, Rojas said, 'have had a devastating impact for the Venezuelan people. They have not fulfilled what they are supposed to do'; namely to conduct regime change by the range of hybrid war techniques employed by the US government against Venezuela since the election of Hugo Chávez in 1998. Juan Carlos Alvarado, a leader of COPEI, said that 'the blockade has had a terrible impact on the country'. In fact, the entirety of the opposition that is participating in the elections and that believes that the democratic way is the only way forward say that in 2021 they would like to work with the President to set up a commission to investigate the harsh impact of these US sanctions on all Venezuelan people.
César Mosquera / Utopix (Venezuela), War Media, 2020
Guaidó and the extreme, undemocratic opposition – alongside the US government and the European Union – had argued long before the election that the 6 December election was fraudulent; after the election, both the US and the European Union offered stale statements of condemnation. The US State Department has on several occasions interfered in the election by sanctioning the officials in the National Electoral Council (CNE), including its president, by sanctioning opposition candidates, and by shaping a storyline that focused on unproven allegations of fraud. Opposition politicians such as Bruno Gallo (Avanzada Progresista) and Timoteo Zambrano (Cambiemos) told me that there is no fraud in this election, but only the normal irregularities (such as, they said, that the state media favours the incumbent; although private media favours the opposition). Gallo told me that he had spent ten years looking closely at the CNE for fraud, with the intent to undermine it, but could not find any evidence of sustained fraud. This is a fair election, they said, as far as elections go.
The result came in by nightfall: the PSUV won a majority of the seats, although both the right-wing and left-wing opposition earned a third of the votes. On a lovely December day in Caracas, more than five million people came to polling centres across the country to cast their ballots. The turnout – near 32% – is about average for a non-presidential election, particularly due to the pandemic, the shortages of fuel (which hamper transportation), and the atmosphere of fear created by the extreme right-wing calls for boycotts. In comparison, an election in Romania on the same day saw a turnout of 30% and the municipal election in Costa Rica in February this year saw 34% of the electorate come to vote. There was no violence in the country, nor were there any serious complaints of fraud to the CNE. The morning after the election, Venezuela's foreign minister Jorge Arreaza said of the election campaign and voting that Venezuela has completed a 'peaceful journey where democracy triumphed and where the Venezuelan people triumphed'.
Anonymous (Hong Kong, China), Foreign Interference in Hong Kong, 2020
Since the election campaign run by a popular movement led by Hugo Chávez in 1998, the United States and its allies have waged a hybrid war against the possibility of a different future for Venezuela and for Latin America. The term 'hybrid war' is a key concept of our work at Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research, since it has helped focus our attention on the many new forms of warfare used by the United States and its allies against anyone who challenges US authority. Our Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research dossier for January 2021 will provide a conjunctural analysis of the world situation and properly develop the concept of hybrid war.
Rather than conduct a frontal military attack against its adversaries, the US has gone to war along axes such as diplomacy, communications, trade, and commerce. For instance, the control of US media organisations to shape the narrative of world affairs has been used as a weapon against US adversaries such as Venezuela, whose government is described by this media as a 'regime' and not a 'government', and whose struggles in a complex world are blamed entirely on government policy or 'corruption' rather than on the impact of colonialism, the intensification of inequalities by the capitalist world system, and the harsh attack by the imperialist powers – including the sanctions regime.
As part of this information war, a front of the hybrid war, it is important for the US and the European Union to delegitimise Venezuela's political culture and to therefore reject this election; the statements released by the European Union and the US were probably written days before the actual election, because they do not reflect at all the events that took place on 6 December. The European Union did not send observers to Venezuela, and therefore based their own statement on their prejudices rather than on credible reports from the ground. I was an electoral observer for the CNE and would like to say – in my personal and professional opinion – that I saw no evidence of fraud in the election; this was also the view of the opposition leaders who told me categorically that they did not believe that there was any fraud in the election.
Gabriel Martínez and Sonia Díaz / Un Mundo Feliz (Spain), Hybrid War Economy, 2020
Hybrid war takes on many forms, and none of them are easy to visualise. In this fourth and final Anti-Imperialist Poster Exhibition: Hybrid War, 39 artists from 18 countries contributed posters that help give visual expression to this defining concept of our times. This exhibition was launched on 3 December in solidarity with the people of Venezuela in the lead up to the National Assembly election. It looks at how the US-led hybrid war manifests itself from Venezuela to India, from Cuba to China to Brazil and beyond. These posters are a living testimony to people's struggles against imperialism.
Jorge Luis Rodríguez-Aguilar (Cuba), Hybrid War, 2020
On the night before the election, President Maduro said that the Venezuelan people expected that the US would deny the validity of the election and prevent the Venezuelan political representatives from forwarding an agenda needed to solve the grave problems that the Venezuelan people face. 'The US said that they do not accept the results of the elections a long time before the elections took place', Maduro told me at Miraflores. 'We don't listen to the dying government of Donald Trump'.
The new National Assembly will take its seat on 5 January, fifteen days before the transfer of power in the United States (where Trump also alleged fraud). The US, Maduro said, 'does not decide what we do in Venezuela'. This is true politically, but because of the US control over information and economic activity through control over parts of the financial system and through payment reconciliation systems, the US does constrain the possibility of Venezuela to act on behalf of its people. Hugo Chávez used to say 'viviremos y venceremos' – we will live, and we will overcome. That is the sentiment inside Venezuela across the various political lines; it is what gives hope to people.
Vijay.
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When Confronted by Us Hungry Bellies, the Imperialists Reach for Their Guns: The Forty-First Newsletter (2020).
If I Didn't Believe, I Wouldn't Know How to Breathe: The Fortieth Newsletter (2020).
Hunger Will Kill Us Before Coronavirus: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2020).
Wise People Know That Winning a War Is No Better Than Losing One: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2020)
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Six Complexities of These Pandemic Times: The Thirty-Sixth Newsletter (2020).
Only the Struggle of the People Will Free the Country: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2020).
Tell the People That the Struggle Must Go On: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2020).
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Do Not Reach for the Sky Just to Surrender: The Thirty-Second Newsletter (2020).
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Ten-Point Agenda for the Global South After COVID-19: The Twenty-Fifth Newsletter (2020).
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We Thought the House Was Empty: The Forty-Seventh Newsletter (2019)
Bolivia Does Not Exist: The Forty-Sixth Newsletter (2019).
Even a Clown Is Fascinated by Ideas: The Forty-Fifth Newsletter (2019).
The Test of a Country Is Not the Number of Millionaires It Owns, but the Absence of Starvation Among Its Masses: The Forty-Fourth Newsletter (2019).
There's Something That's Ours on Those Streets and We're Going to Take It Back: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2019).
The IMF Does Not Fight Financial Fires But Douses Them With Gasoline: The Forty-Second Newsletter (2019).
If You Take Away Freedom, All Four Seasons and I Will Die: The Forty-First Newsletter (2019).
At First, I thought I Was Fighting to Save Rubber Trees. Now I Realize I Am Fighting for Humanity: The Fortieth Newsletter (2019).
iPhone Workers Today Are 25 Times More Exploited Than Textile Workers in 19th Century England: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2019).
My Voice Is the Gallows for All Tyrants: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2019).
Strikes Have Followed Me All My Life: The Thirty-Seventh Newsletter (2019).
We Will See Roots Reaching Out for Each Other: The Thirty-Sixth Newsletter (2019)
Hungering For The Language Of Class War: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2019).
Hybrid Wars Are Destroying Democracies: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2019).
History Often Proceeds by Jumps and Zig-Zags. The Thirty-Third Newsletter (2019).
There Must Be Bones Under The Paved Street: The Thirty-Second Newsletter (2019).
Homage to OSPAAAL, the Organisation of Solidarity for the Peoples of Asia, Africa, and Latin America: Newsletter Thirty-One (2019).
As the Ocean Waters Rise, So Do the Islands of Garbage: The Thirtieth Newsletter (2019).
Revolutions Are Not the Train Ride, but the Human Race Grabbing for the Emergency Brake: The Twenty-Ninth Newsletter (2019).
For the Reasons that Follow, that Country is Currently Not Likely to Be the United States: The Twenty-Eight Newsletter (2019).
Religion is the Sigh of the Oppressed Creature: The Twenty-Seventh Newsletter (2019).
On Twitter, He Declares War on Iran: The Twenty-Sixth Newsletter (2019)
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Singing in a Cage is Possible and So is Happiness: The Thirteenth Newsletter (2019)
The Sunrise Will Be the Same for Those Who Wake and Those Who Never Will: The Twelfth Newsletter (2019).
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What The Mountain Taught the Mouse. The Fourth Newsletter (2019).
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Struggles That Make the Land Proud: The Second Newsletter (2019)
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The Butcher Washes His Hands Before Weighing the Meat: The Forty-Fourth Newsletter (2018).
We Want Cash While Waiting for Communism: The Forty-Third Newsletter (2018)
We Have No Choice But To Live Like Human Beings: The Forty-Second Newsletter (2018).
This Economic Policy Has Been a Disaster, a Calamity for the Country's Public Life: The Forty-first Newsletter (2018).
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If the Field Cannot Feed the Farmer, then Burn the Field: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2018).
Living Our Lives Inside a Tragedy the Size of the Planet: The Thirty-Eighth Newsletter (2018)
You Only Run For the Border When You See the Whole City Running As Well: The Thirty-Seventh Newsletter (2018).
With Samir Amin By Our Side: The Thirty- Sixth Newsletter (2018)
Experience is the Comb You Get When You Are Bald: The Thirty-Fifth Newsletter (2018)
The Monstrous Anger of the Guns: The Thirty-Fourth Newsletter (2018).
Tomorrow Will Be Too Late To Do What We Should Have Done A Long Time Ago: The Thirty-Third Newsletter (2018)
This Village Is Too Big For Us: The Thirty-Second Newsletter (2018)
Solidarity is More Than a Slogan: The Thirty-First Newsletter (2018)
If You Think Education Is Expensive, Try Ignorance: The Thirtieth Newsletter (2018).
There is No Refugee Crisis. There is Only a Crisis of Humanity: The Twenty-Ninth Newsletter (2018).
If You Care Nothing Of Starvation, You Are Not a Socialist: The Twenty-Eighth Newsletter (2018)
Le déchoucaj en Haïti: chuchotements futuristes d'un passé révolutionnaires
The Day of the Disappeared: The Twenty-Seventh Newsletter (2018)
A World So Changed: The Twenty-Sixth Newsletter (2018)
Let Us Be Midwives: The Twenty-Fifth Newsletter (2018)
The Twenty-fourth Newsletter (2018): We Are The Mosquitos
Twenty-Third Newsletter (2018): My Land Is Where I Lay My Feet
The Twenty-Second Newsletter (2018): Message in a Bottle
The Twenty-first Newsletter (2018): Where Do You Get Your News?
The Twentieth Newsletter (2018): Assassinations.
The Nineteenth Newsletter (2018): Right to a House, Right to a Life
The Eighteenth Newsletter (2018): Refugees and Strongmen
The Seventeenth Newsletter (2018): American Power and the Time of the Soft Coup
The Sixteenth Newsletter (2018): Lives Taken, Lives Lived
The Fifteenth Newsletter (2018): Trump World
The Fourteenth Newsletter (2018): Imperialism Has Had a Tough Week.
The Thirteenth Newsletter (2018): Venezuela
The Twelfth Newsletter (2018): Guns and Butter
The Eleventh Newsletter (2018): Opening The Doors of Hell
The Tenth Newsletter (2018): Marx and His Old Mole
The Ninth Newsletter (2018): Tender and Radiant World of Sadness and Struggle
The Eighth Newsletter (2018): Blindness In Our Times
The Seventh Newsletter: Manual of Anti-Democracy
The Sixth Newsletter (2018): War and Socialism
The Fifth Newsletter (2018): Democracy and Tariffs
The Fourth Newsletter (2018): Economics and Miners
The Third Newsletter: Water and Farmers
The Second Newsletter (2018): Peace and War.
The First Newsletter (2018): Money and People.
Twilight: The Erosion of US Control and the Multipolar Future
January 4, 2021|
Red Alert: The US-Imposed Hybrid War on China
CoronaShock and Socialism
July 8, 2020|


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Given the style of the cap on the seated gentleman's head, this looks very much like a judge interrogating a reluctant witness. Robert Van Gulik, translator of the classic Chinese detective novel Dee Goong An ("Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee") went on to write a great many Chinese-style mystery stories centering on its protagonist, the legendary magistrate Ti Jen-djieh, an actual historcal figure who rose to high office under the ruthless 8th-century Empress Wu. These Far-Eastern "police procedurals" contain a good deal of enlightening information about the working of the Chinese justice system, in which the administration of floggings with bamboo canes or rods to both male and female bottoms is described in matter-of-fact detail.(That Van Gulik was also a collector of Oriental erotica is neither here nor there.) See, for example, his early novel The Chinese Nail Murders, in which a woman is interrogated in much the way depicted above.


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Debra Katz Presents at 150th Anniversary of Wisconsin Law School
Katz Banks Kumin Debra Katz spoke at the 150th Anniversary of the University of Wisconsin Law School. The weekend celebration began on Friday with UWLAWTalks, a speaker series featuring distinguished alumni of the UW Law School.
Ms. Katz was previously profiled by Gargoyle, the Wisconsin Law School alumni magazine, which captured her journey from co-founder of the law school's Women's Law Journal to a leading #MeToo attorney.
Also speaking at UWLAWTalks were Lester Pines, a litigator and appellate advocate in Madison; Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Corrections, Rick Raemisch; Danae Davis, the Executive Director of Milwaukee Succeeds, an education non-profit; and Judge Everett Mitchell.
Find more information on the anniversary events here.

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Mr R M Gorton and Mr Canon Sweeting established the Perth Chess Club in 1891. The other strongest players in the club were Mr E Nesbit, Mr W Siebenhaar, Mr Farrington and Mr Fordyce. The Albany Chess Club was also formed that year with Mr W T Kinsella as their top player.
The West Australian published the first tournament held at the Perth Chess Club in Winter known as the Handicap Tournament. Mr W Siebenhaar had come 3rd in the 1881 Dutch Championship, so not suprisingly won the event with Mr Nesbit 2nd. The West Australian's publicity helped attract chess players. In 1892 Mr Ernest William Hack moved to WA, settled in Fremantle and founded the Fremantle Chess Club. The club soon benefitted with the arrival of Mr E Pedersen and Mr F A Grosvenor. Around this time Mr Hack and Mr Siebenhaar formed the West Australian Chess Association which included 6 clubs. (Albany, Bunbury, Coolgardie, Fremantle, Perth and Pinjarrah).
In 1893 the first Inter-Club match was won by Perth against Fremantle. In 1895 Mr Hack moved to Coolgardie where he joined Mr E L Kirby. Mr Kirby had been active in the 1870's at the City of London Chess Club and was instrumental in forming the Chess Association of Kent.
The annual Handicap Tournament at the Perth Club commenced on 22 May 1895 with 21 entries.
Siebenhaar won the event with Domela in 2nd place and Robertson 3rd.
The Winter Handicap Tournament commenced on 11 June 1895 at Fremantle Chess Club, 13 players participated with Mr Middleton winning the event.
The Summer Tournament began at the club later that year with 15 players participating. Mr Berling, a recent arrival from South Australia, finished 1st.
In 1895 the title 'Chess Champion of Western Australia' was introduced, and commenced on 18 November 1895 with 10 participants. The event was held in Y.M.C.A. building in Perth.
The Championship was held over 10 days (2 games per day) with Mr E N Hill winning the event with 12.5/16 followed by Mr W Siebenhaar in 2nd place with 12.
Various tournaments were held in 1896 at the Perth Chess Club including a sectional handicap tournament in February in 3 sections of six players each.
In 1896 chess was flourishing in Perth and Fremantle, but the smaller towns were harder to establish. The Pinjarrah Chess Club was formed by Mr James and Mrs Allen who also established the first 'Ladies Chess Club' in Perth.
The 6 Chess Clubs in 1895 in Western Australia
Albany Chess Club
Secretary: W.T. Kinsella
Bunbury Chess Club
Secretary: E. D. Marshall
Coolgardie Chess Club
President: M. Finnerty, R. M. (Warden) Details: Dingo Villas, Tuesdays, 21 members
Fremantle Chess Club
President: Captain Russell Vice Presidents: Dr Hope, H. Smith, R. Sharpe Address: Fremantle Fire Brigade Details: Tuesdays and Fridays 7.30pm 32 members
Perth Chess Club
President: Rev Dean F Goldsmith Vice Presidents: Canon Sweeting, Byass, Siebenhaar Secretary/Treasurer: F. Domela Address: Trinity Parlour, Hay Street, Perth Details: Wednesdays, 40 members
Pinjarra Chess Club
President: Canon Allen Vice President: Mrs Allen Secretary/Treasurer: Miss Alderson Details: meet players houses, Thursdays, 9 members
Information provided by'The Australian Chess Annual' by W. Siebenhaar. This document was kindly made available by Ray Johnstone for the Senior Chess Clubs newsletter June 2007.
Perth Chess Club: more recent history
(based on an article in Senior Chess Clubs newsletter March 2007)
Vern Stannard informs us that Perth Chess Club organised all competitive chess in WA (including the Australian Championships when it was WA's turn) prior to the forming of CAWA. Vern was Secretary/Treasurer of the club from 1948 for 10 years.
In the early 1990's Perth Chess Club met on Wednesdays at Rod Evans Senior Citizens Centre (corner of Hay Street and Plain Street) with Gordon Dunlop organising most events. In 1995 the club moved to the Tower Room in the Kings Perth Hotel, Hay Street with Norbert Muller the main organiser. As well as hosting Perth Chess Club, this venue was used for a range of other chess activities: weekend tournaments, state championships, junior coaching, womens and girls telechess (Dorothy Dibley Shield), CAWA meetings. In 2000, just as the CAWA lease for the room was about to expire a small fire occured and thus the venue was no longer available. There had been pro's and con's with the venue, with the cost of leasing the room and parking expenses quite considerable.
The Perth Chess Club has since found a new home at North Woodvale Primary School (corner of Trappers Drive & Chichester Drive), Woodvale. Again the club meets on Wednesday evenings (from about 7.15pm) with the Kingsley Junior Club meeting on Tuesday evenings at the school. John Brooke has been instrumental to the success of both clubs, including being treasurer and keyholder for Perth Chess Club.
In the 2010's, under the Presidency of Fred Maris, Perth Chess Club has modernized it's time controls: instead of fixed time controls for all tournaments, now incremental time controls are used in most tournaments. At the same time the club has increased the number of rated tournaments per year from three to five, instead of just one rating division tournament there are now three. This has enabled players to enjoy plenty of closely matched games. In 2015 the clubs webmaster Stephen Jones (former Metro Club Champion back in 1964 & 1965), started the club's library to provide members with the opportunity to learn and study chess.


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Member Writing
Narrative and International Reporting with Chris Solomon and Wudan Yan
by Ashley Braun | Feb 8, 2017
On Feb. 8, members and guests dove into two aspects of the craft of storytelling—longform narrative and international reporting—with the 2016 winners of our career development awards, Chris Solomon and Wudan Yan. The Lab at Ada's Technical Books hosted the event.
Chris used his grant to attend the two-day Berkeley Narrative Journalism Conference at the University of California-Berkeley last October. He shared some tips gleaned from the top-end editors from the New Yorker and other magazines featured at the conference. He also shared some other advice he found useful from a seminar led by Pulitzer-winning Tom Curwen of the LA Times on structuring longer narratives—including one brilliant trick for turning your mass of notes into a form that is practically an outline you can write from.
As a freelance journalist, Wudan's reporting on the environment, human rights, public health, and global supply chains has brought her—in the last year and a half—to India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Thailand. In her talk, Wudan took us behind the scenes and discussed the logistics behind producing an international story: how to spot a story, find funding opportunities, and report the story on the ground.
See below for live tweets from the event:
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Learn more about our speakers below:
Wudan Yan – Wudan is an early-career journalist who moved to Seattle at the beginning of 2016, but her location and beat are hard to pin down. She has explored Thailand's healthcare for undocumented migrants, tracked how microbes swap genes in the human gut, and is chasing supply chain accountability in Southeast Asia. Her bylines range from The New Yorker and NPR to JSTOR Daily and The Scientist.
Chris Solomon – After a stint at the Seattle Times, Chris became a freelance journalist in 2002. Since then, he has written about the hidden language of the forest, exploring the least-visited park in the National Parks system, and Seattle's own "Bike Batman." His beat ranges from science and the environment to travel and sports. In addition to being a contributing editor at Outside and Runner's World magazines, Chris has written for publications including The New York Times Sunday Magazine, Scientific American, and National Geographic.
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Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength (with J. Tierney)
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In Willpower, the pioneering researcher Roy Baumeister collaborates with renowned New York Times science writer John Tierney to revolutionize our understanding of the most coveted human virtue: self-control.
In what became one of the most cited papers in social science literature, Roy discovered that willpower actually operates like a muscle: it can be strengthened with practice and fatigued by overuse. Willpower is fueled by glucose, and it can be bolstered simply by replenishing the brain's store of fuel. That's why eating and sleeping—and especially failing to do either of those—have such dramatic effects on self-control (and why dieters have such a hard time resisting temptation).
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We're rolling out some privacy improvements, taking effect 20th June 2015.
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William Green (American football)
Running back
(1979-12-17) December 17, 1979 (age 39)
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Holy Spirit
(Absecon, New Jersey)
Boston College
2002 / Round: 1 / Pick: 16
Cleveland Browns (2002–2005)
Career highlights and awards
Consensus All-American (2001)
2× First-team All-Big East (2000, 2001)
Big East Offensive Player of the Year (2001)
Games started:
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William Green (born December 17, 1979) is a former American football running back. He played college football for the Boston College, and received consensus All-American honors. The Cleveland Browns chose him in the first round of the 2002 NFL Draft and he appeared in 46 games for Cleveland between 2002 and 2005.
✪ William Green and Joey Porter Fight Before Game
✪ Throwback Thursday: "Run, William, Run"
✪ Santa Margarita Wins 48-35 vs Alemany (2016) HSFB Highlights - CollegeLevelAthletes.com
✪ William Green #94 Spain Park Football
✪ WILLIAM GREEN FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT
1 Early years
2 College career
2.1 College statistics
3 Professional career
3.1 NFL statistics
4 Personal life
Green was born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. His father was a heroin addict who died of AIDS when Green was 13 years old. His mother died of the disease a year later after being infected by his father. After his parents' deaths, Green was separated from his four siblings.[1]
Green attended Holy Spirit High School in Absecon, New Jersey, where he played for the Holy Spirit Spartans high school football team and received multiple high school All-American honors.[2]
Green received an athletic scholarship to attend Boston College, and played for the Boston College Eagles football team from 1998 to 2001. In two years as a starting running back, he compiled over 2,700 yards rushing and 32 touchdowns. He was a first-team All-Big East Conference selection in 2000 and 2001, was honored as the Big East Offensive Player of the Year, and was recognized as a consensus first-team All-American in 2001, after receiving first-team honors from the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), The Sporting News, the Walter Camp Football Foundation, Football News and Pro Football Weekly.[3]
College statistics
1999 Boston College 10 49 251 5.1 4 2 5 0
2000 Boston College 11 187 1,164 6.2 14 6 78 1
2001 Boston College 10 265 1,559 5.9 15 23 260 2
College Totals 31 501 2,974 5.9 33 31 343 3
In the 2002 NFL Draft, Green was a top-rated player. However, two college suspensions for marijuana use hurt his stock on draft day.[4]
Cleveland selected him as 16th overall pick in the first round of the 2002 NFL Draft. As a rookie in 2002, Green appeared in all 16 regular season games and started ten of them, gaining 887 yards and scoring six touchdowns. In a home game with playoff implications versus Atlanta late in the season, Green provided Browns fans with one of the most memorable moments of the new Browns. He ran a 64-yard touchdown to put the Browns ahead for good in a play known as "Run William Run!" due to radio play by play man Jim Donovan's call of the play. His 2003 season, however, was fraught with turmoil. After a good start with 559 yards, Green was arrested for drunk driving and marijuana possession. Green was also notoriously seen wearing one shoe and one sock during the arrest.[5] The arrest led to a four-game suspension under the league's substance abuse policy. While under suspension, Green's fiancée, Asia Gray, stabbed him in the back during a domestic dispute.[4] The league extended his suspension through the end of the 2003 season "for treatment purposes."[6]
In 2004, Green gained 585 yards. On November 14, he was also ejected prior to a game with the Pittsburgh Steelers for fighting with linebacker Joey Porter.[7] Around this time, he had disclosed that he was having a child with a woman other than his wife.[8]
His final season in Cleveland was an injury-plagued 2005 campaign where he appeared in eight games and gained only 78 yards. The Browns placed him on injured reserve at the end of training camp in 2006 and reached an injury settlement with Green allowing them to release him.[9]
In March 2008, it was reported that Green would attempt to play in the NFL again after two seasons out of the league. He worked out at his alma mater Boston College's Pro Day on March 19,[8] showing up in "great shape," bench-pressing 225 pounds 25 times and posting a 42-inch vertical leap, but also ran a 4.85 forty yard dash. However, he did not sign a contract.
NFL statistics
Rushing Stats[10]
Carries
Yards per Carry
Longest Carry
Fumbles Lost
2002 CLE 16 243 887 3.7 64 6 38 3 1
2003 CLE 7 142 559 3.9 26 1 30 5 2
2005 CLE 8 20 78 3.9 17 0 4 0 0
Career 46 568 2,109 3.7 64 9 102 11 5
Receiving Stats[10]
Yards per Reception
Longest Reception
2002 CLE 16 16 - 113 7.1 18 0 5 1 1
2003 CLE 7 10 - 50 5.0 12 0 2 0 0
2004 CLE 15 14 - 84 6.0 17 0 3 0 0
2005 CLE 8 5 - 30 6.0 14 0 0 0 0
Career 46 45 0 277 6.2 18 0 10 1 1
Prior to his 2008 NFL comeback attempt, Green became a Christian. He became a motivational speaker at corporate, church, and school events. His speeches are typically about forgiveness and overcoming struggles. In 2012, he became an ordained minister.
He is the father of eight children, seven with his wife, Asia Gray, and one from a previous relationship. All eight children live with him and his wife on a four-acre property in Berlin, New Jersey.[1]
^ a b Anwar S. Richardson, "From draft bust to ministry and motivational speaking: The redemption of William Green," Yahoo Sports (May 1, 2014). Retrieved August 1, 2014.
^ William green player profile, National Football League Players Association. Accessed July 23, 2007. "Hometown: Atlantic City, NJ... Earned All-America honors from Super Prep, Tom Lemming, National Recruiting Advisor, RivalNet, Prep Star, Parade and Blue Chip Illustrated and was rated among Super Prep's National Top 50 (third-rated running back on the magazine's dream team), in addition to being a consensus all-state selection at Holy Spirit (Atlantic City, N.J.) High School."
^ 2011 NCAA Football Records Book, Award Winners, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Indianapolis, Indiana, p. 11 (2011). Retrieved June 24, 2012.
^ a b Fiancee held for stabbing Green in back, Associated Press, Accessed on ESPN.com, 11/21/03
^ Browns Green pleads not guilty to driving, drug charges, CBC Sports, 11/29/03
^ Green ban goes on, BBC Sport, 12/3/03
^ Robinson, Alan (November 17, 2004). "Cowher wants to rein in Porter - Fight draws $10,000 fine". The Cincinnati Post (Associated Press). E. W. Scripps Company. p. B3.
^ a b Jason Cole, Former Browns RB Green attempting comeback, Yahoo! Sports, 3,17,08
^ Zac Jackson, Browns, Green part ways, Cleveland Browns.com, 9,8,06
^ a b "William Green Stats". ESPN Internet Ventures. Retrieved March 14, 2014.
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Cleveland Browns bio
Motivational Speaking website
2001 College Football All-America Team consensus selections
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RB Luke Staley
RB William Green
WR Jabar Gaffney
WR Josh Reed
TE Daniel Graham
OL Bryant McKinnie
OL Toniu Fonoti
OL Andre Gurode
OL Mike Williams
OL Mike Pearson
OL Terrence Metcalf
C LeCharles Bentley
DL Alex Brown
DL Dwight Freeney
DL John Henderson
DL Julius Peppers
LB Rocky Calmus
LB Robert Thomas
LB E. J. Henderson
DB Quentin Jammer
DB Ed Reed
DB Roy Williams
P Travis Dorsch
PK Damon Duval
2002 NFL draft first-round selections
David Carr
Julius Peppers
Joey Harrington
Mike Williams
Quentin Jammer
Ryan Sims
Bryant McKinnie
Roy Williams
John Henderson
Levi Jones
Dwight Freeney
Wendell Bryant
Donté Stallworth
Jeremy Shockey
Albert Haynesworth
William Green
Phillip Buchanon
T. J. Duckett
Ashley Lelie
Javon Walker
Daniel Graham
Bryan Thomas
Napoleon Harris
Ed Reed
Charles Grant
Lito Sheppard
Mike Rumph
Jerramy Stevens
Marc Colombo
Kendall Simmons
Robert Thomas
Patrick Ramsey
Cleveland Browns first-round draft picks
Rechichar
Agganis
B. Garrett
J. Brown
Shofner
Kreitling
Crespino
L. Jackson
Upshaw
Pruitt
R. Jackson
Junkin
Metcalf
Vardell
Everitt
C. Brown
Faine
Wimbley
Manziel
M. Garrett
Njoku
Cleveland Browns 2002 NFL draft selections
André Davis
Melvin Fowler
Kevin Bentley
Ben Taylor
Darnell Sanders
Andra Davis
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Entertainment, Movies	 November 4, 2014 November 4, 2014
Chadwick Boseman to Star in Thriller "Message From the King"
Chadwick Boseman (JASON KEMPIN/GETTY IMAGES)
Before he suits up to play Marvel's Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman will star as a man seeking vengeance in the Ink Factory and EOne thriller "Message From the King."
Fabrice Du Welz is set to direct from a script by Stephen Cornwell and Oliver Butcher. The movie follows a man from South Africa who comes to Los Angeles to avenge the death of his sister.
Boseman's star has been on a fast rise after he logged starring roles in the Jackie Robinson biopic "42" and played music legend James Brown this year in "Get On Up." His lead role in Marvel's upcoming "Black Panther" will further boost his profile. Boseman will next be seen in "Gods of Egypt."
article by Justin Kroll via Variety.com
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Jamie Foxx to Star in Ensemble Gangster Drama "The Trap"
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Joins U.S. Ambassador Malac to Dedicate New 25-Bed Field Hospital for Healthcare Workers


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Training Technology International (Canada) Ltd.
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The roots of Zero Flight Time Training
Joe DePaola & Bob Earp
This promotional video was made for Rediffusion Simulation in 1981. It looks at the, then, latest generation of airliner simulators and creates a valuable record of the state of the technology at the time. The video projection techniques described were market leaders in 1981, although today would be regarded as primitive. The writer/presenter is Michael Rodd of BBC TV Tomorrows World.
When considering the latest full flight simulators, now referred to as Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD's), you will not see that much of a difference from what is shown in this video. Technology has obviously leapt ahead from these days, but the advances have only been used to enhance the original concepts envisaged, and put into practice, 35 years ago.
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Dragons Fall to Dutchmen at East Field
Glens Falls, NY-Northway rivals Glens Falls and Albany entered Monday night's PGCBL game at East Field with a combined 3-0 record. Something had to give. as Tom Taplin (Georgetown College) for the Dragons and James Rubino (Hudson Valley CC) for the Dutchmen squared off on the bump.
Albany got out to a 4-0 lead in the top of the first. Despite the fact that Taplin struck three in the frame the Dutchmen parlayed a hit batter, a single, an error and a three-run homer by Ubaldo Lopez (Dartmouth) into a four run cushion.
Glens Falls got on the board in the bottom of the fourth when Phoenix Hernandez (Southern New Hampshire) who just joined the Dragons made his presence felt when he took Rubino deep, blasting a home run off of the left field light pole on his second at bat of season to make cut the deficit to 4-1.
The Dragons pulled within two in the bottom of the sixth. Josh Arndt (Cornell) smacked one-out double off of Rubino, and came around to score on a pair of Dutchmen passed balls.
Rubino ended up going six innings for the Dutchmen, giving up just four hits and two earned runs while striking out five and walking five before giving way to Dyaln D'Anna (Siena).
Taplin settled in well after the first, not giving up another run in six innings, yielding only three hits, striking out seven and walking one.
Albany tacked on a run in the top of the eighth off of Glens Falls reliever Michael Nunez (USC-Lancaster). Cameron Colette (Marshall) walked and advanced to second on a passed ball. Collette was driven in by a Cameron Masterson (Louisville) single to make it 5-2.
Glens Falls drew closer in the bottom of the eighth when Dan Ryan (Fairfield) reached on an error and scored on a Zach Fritz (LIU-Post) RBI single to make it 5-3.
D'Anna closed it out from there retiring the Dragons in order in the ninth to earn the save and preserve the Albany victory.
Rubino (1-0) was the winning pitcher. Taplin (0-1) was tagged with the loss.
Albany advances their mark to 2-0. Glens Falls drops to 2-1.
Glens Falls hits the road to Shuttleworth Park to face the Amsterdam Mohawks Wednesday night.


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Q: Interactive Window Runs Slow Constantly When Code Run in Python Interactive On my work laptop the Interactive Window will start and run a couple cells with good speed, but if I run some code within Python Interactive area (PIA = Area with text, "Type code here...") it runs very slow.  At first it reads in a large dataframe fine from my .py file, but I call df.columns in PIA and it takes up to 30 seconds - 1 min.  However, if I call df.columns from within my .py file to the Interactive Window it runs instantaneous.  This happens on other commands as well.  All commands run instantly within python terminal or jupyter notebook.
Python Exetnsion: 2020.1.58038
$ python -V
Python 3.6.10 :: Anaconda, Inc.
$ conda -V
conda 4.8.3

Visual Studio Code Version: 1.41.1
Windows 10
I'm just trying to figure out if there's a way to speed up the Interactive Window area, so I don't have to keep sending commands over from my .py file.

A: I found this open issue in github that seemed to fix the issue so far.
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/issues/9596
On March 10 @rchiodo mentioned to enter in VSCode settings -> Python > Data Science: Run Startup Commands -> insert...
%config Completer.use_jedi = False


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Football big business for local restaurants, retailers
A group of friends eats Thursday evening at Wild Wing Cafe. They came to watch South Carolina play Texas A&M and root against USC, they said. "Because it's a big Georgia rivalry," said Jean Metzger, center right, sitting next to her husband, Bill. Carol and Bill Kruskamp sit with their backs to the camera. - photo by NAT GURLEY
Updated: Aug. 29, 2014, 1:04 a.m.
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Football, at every level of competition, is more profitable than ever.
The average NFL team, for example, is worth $1.43 billion, according to Forbes.
Meanwhile, revenue generated by the 10 most profitable college teams, including the University of Georgia, increased from about $300 million in 2001 to about $759 million in 2012, according to a report in Bloom-
berg Businessweek.
But the business of football trickles down to communities across the country, including Gainesville.
Several restaurants and retail stores in the city bank on football season.
"We wait for it all year," said Ben Cortese, owner of Little Italy Pizzeria on Riverside Drive.
Little Italy has become the go-to place for Gainesville High School fans. They typically pour into the pizzeria after games at the nearby field.
Cortese said he keeps his restaurant open later on Friday nights to serve these patrons. He also caters to the crowd by offering beer and food specials, while increasing staff to handle the influx.
"You can't get a table in here," he said.
Cortese said his place is full even when Gainesville High plays away games. He'll sometimes find an Internet feed of the game and project it on a large screen for local alumni.
Local high school football also has a place at Buffalo Wild Wings on Dawsonville Highway.
General Manager Mike Azotea said teams will sometimes come in for a meal and watch game film on the projector, dissecting their next opponent.
Azotea said football season, and the benefits to his restaurant, are no longer relegated to just the fall.
For example, the restaurant hosts fantasy football drafts in the summer, and gets packed during the NFL draft in the spring.
Of course, Saturdays and Sundays in the fall are special.
Azotea said he likes to create a gameday atmosphere for patrons, where they can feel comfortable cheering for their favorite teams and high-fiving their friends.
Azotea pointed out that waitresses sport mock football jerseys, one sign the restaurant caters to football-crazed customers in a family-friendly environment.
At Wild Wing Café on Jesse Jewell Parkway, Manager Lexie Brewer said a special menu has been created to cater to football fans.
She also makes sure her staffing is on the high end for weekend games.
But Brewer does point out that football season has its fiscal ups and downs.
For example, if the Georgia Bulldogs are playing at home, the restaurant is likely to be less busy, whereas an away game turns out the crowds.
The game time is also a critical variable. If Georgia is playing in prime time, for example, crowds tend to be larger.
Football season is not just beneficial to local restaurants, however.
Retail stores in the downtown square can piggyback on the season by selling apparel and other knickknacks sporting your favorite team's logo.
Frames You-Nique sells everything from key chains and license plates to blankets and flags sporting the emblems of Southeastern Conference teams such as Georgia and Auburn.
Owner Don Griffin said he devotes about 10 percent of his store to this kind of merchandise come football season, specifically targeting the tailgating crowd.
He even sells miniature footballs with the Gainesville High School logo printed on the side.
Cozy Corner, meanwhile, has fashioned a window display full of Georgia Bulldogs memorabilia and apparel.
Owner Karen Davis said while she keeps items on hand year-round — Gainesville is a "loyal Bulldog town," she said — football season is the time to market to tailgaters.
Whether it is coolers, blankets, even food products, Davis said she's excited to help people enjoy the sense of community and camaraderie that comes with gameday.
"Tailgating is a big deal," she said.
Of course, it helps when the local team does well.
Griffin, for example, said he stocks up on items based on a team's success.
So if Georgia does well this year, expect a payoff for local restaurants and retailers.
But a poor-to-middling season could spell dwindling sales.
Go Dawgs!


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Q: SQL error message: ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis CREATE TABLE visitors
(
    V_ID NUMBER(6)
        CONSTRAINT pk_visitors_V_ID PRIMARY KEY,
    V_FN VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
    V_LN VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
    V_Contact NUMBER(10) NOT NULL,
    V_Address CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
    DoB DATE NOT NULL,
    Covid_Vaccine NUMBER(1)
        CONSTRAINT ck_visitors_Covid_Vaccine CHECK (Covid_Vaccine IN ('1','2','3'))
    R_ID NUMBER(4)
        CONSTRAINT fk_residents_R_IDREFERENCES residents(R_ID),
    Date DATE NOT NULL
);

I'm trying to create this table on Apex Oracle for SQL but I keep getting this error:

ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis.

A: Various errors (missing comma, invalid column name (date is reserved for datatype), missing references keyword). When fixed:
SQL> CREATE TABLE visitors (
  2      v_id          NUMBER(6)    CONSTRAINT pk_visitors_v_id PRIMARY KEY,
  3      v_fn          VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
  4      v_ln          VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
  5      v_contact     NUMBER(10)   NOT NULL,
  6      v_address     CHAR(10)     NOT NULL,
  7      dob           DATE         NOT NULL,
  8      covid_vaccine NUMBER(1)    CONSTRAINT ck_visitors_covid_vaccine CHECK
  9                                   ( covid_vaccine IN ( '1', '2', '3' ) ),
 10      r_id          NUMBER(4)    CONSTRAINT fk_residents_r_idreferences
 11                                   REFERENCES residents(r_id),
 12      c_date        DATE         NOT NULL );

Table created.

SQL>

A: That error is for missing comma after Covid_Vaccine column declaration. But after correcting this you will get invalid identifier error since date is reserve word . So I have changed the column name to ColDate.
You will face another error ORA-02253: constraint specification not allowed here for not putting reference key word in R_ID column declaration. Please try below create table statement (it's working now).
 create table residents(R_ID NUMBER(4) PRIMARY KEY);

 CREATE TABLE visitors (
  V_ID NUMBER(6) CONSTRAINT pk_visitors_V_ID PRIMARY KEY,
  V_FN VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
  V_LN VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
  V_Contact NUMBER(10) NOT NULL,
  V_Address CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
  DoB DATE NOT NULL,
  Covid_Vaccine NUMBER(1) CONSTRAINT ck_visitors_Covid_Vaccine CHECK (Covid_Vaccine IN ('1','2','3')),
  R_ID NUMBER(4) CONSTRAINT fk_residents_R_IDREFERENCES references residents(R_ID),
  ColDate DATE NOT NULL
 );

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Tina Fey and Don Katz Honored at the New York Stage and Film Winter Gala
Comedian Tina Fey and Don Katz founder and CEO of Audible, Inc. were honored by New York Stage and Film at their winter gala this week. Attending the dinner at Pier Sixty with the hope of scoring some tickets to Hamilton—yes, still—I was soon apprised that the bidding for them started at $4,000. I could dream on. This was a night for funny with Tina Fey feted, introduced by Andrea Martin, and with Dana Delany introducing Don Katz. Tina Fey's posse included some funny women Carol Kane and Ellie Kemper. But first an incredible line up of actors including John Slattery and Jayne Houdyshell read vignettes to illustrate the magic of Audible.
I ran into Laura Osnes, the star of last year's Broadway musical Bandstand, and her co-star Corey Cott. The Bandstand table also included c who played Laura's mother, and who is currently playing Miss Hannigan in an Annie revival. The large room was chockablock with theater folk eager to support this organization that nurtures them in every respect, giving playwrights, actors, directors, and all, room to fail, and succeed. A case in point: Hamilton
Tina Fey is coming to Broadway with a show based on her 2004 cult movie Mean Girls, opening in April 2018. Tickets were auctioned, as were tickets to attend any Saturday Night Live in 2018. The auctioneer offered tickets to Springsteen: "You can't buy tickets for The Boss, but you can get them from me," he cried out smugly, and sold off two pairs, at $8,000 apiece. Yes, I dream on.
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"We know what we saw in the video, but it goes beyond that," said Don Horn, chief assistant Miami-Dade County state attorney. "We're going to do everything we can to see that justice is done in this case."
"That language is inexcusable. Mark is not a racist and his true character is not defined by the use of this offensive language on that day," the statement says. "Mark emphatically maintains his innocence."
The protest was timed on the King holiday not only to link it to the slain civil rights leader but also to take advantage of media attention to Miami's annual "Wheels Up, Guns Down" event, said their attorneys. This involves mostly African-American young men on dirt motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles riding at high speed in and out of traffic, popping wheelies and riding while standing on the seats.
"They wanted to use that platform to get their message out," Merritt said. "We believe this crime was a hate-based crime, that the only reason for targeting these individuals was race-based."
Police have tried repeatedly to discourage the riders, citing the danger they pose to themselves and others, and every year dozens of people are arrested and many vehicles seized. The bicyclists involved in the confrontation were not directly affiliated with it, although they called their protest "Bikes Up, Guns Down."
On the cellphone videos, a woman identified as Bartlett's girlfriend, Dana Scalione, is shown arguing with the teenage cyclists about blocking the street in the upscale Brickell neighborhood and complaining she had to pick up children. At one point, she calls them "thugs" after claiming one of them on a bike rode over her foot.
Then Bartlett enters the picture with his handgun at his side, calling the group "losers" and using harsh racial epithets. Police were called and Bartlett was arrested, asking officers "why am I being arrested when those kids are free to ride around? I did pull out my gun. But I never pointed it at them," according to an arrest report.
Under Florida's hate crime law, Bartlett could face much more serious charges such as aggravated assault.
"They are still trying to process what happened," Porter said. "It was very traumatic for them."


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Home Culture Visual Arts Michelle Grabner's Subtle Disruptions
Michelle Grabner's Subtle Disruptions
Eight paintings, two bronzes at Green Gallery
by Kat Kneevers
Much has been said about the gingham motif in Michelle Grabner's art: the orderly verticals and horizontals that make a grid synonymous with demure dresses, old-fashioned tablecloths and country-style curtains. From outside the plate-glass windows of Green Gallery, her large paintings may appear to hold true to this form, but come closer to see how their irregularities and gestural dynamics create tension within these neat arrangements.
There are eight paintings, a few monumental and others more modest in size. Two bronze sculptures complement the exhibition, and all of the works in the show are recent pieces made during 2015. Grabner, who is an internationally recognized contemporary artist, completed these pieces in Milwaukee where she has recently relocated.
Grabner's underlying color sinks down onto the heavy weave of the canvas like a stain. The squares laid on top vary in the application of paint: sometimes thin, sometimes thick, sometimes like cascading waves or rising like peaks on a meringue. She plays off complementary hues, such as electric blue that provides support for citrusy shades of orange. Standing close to the painted surfaces, your eyes feel as though they are vibrating and afterimages of different shapes or colors may appear. It is rather psychedelic in a subversive way, as the supposed stillness of the pattern breaks apart with the singularity of each brushstroke.
The two bronze sculptures in the exhibition mimic textiles, as they appear like cloths of crochet or macramé that have been dipped in bronze. Their folds and directional force make it easy to forget they are not held aloft by anything except the unbending nature of metal. They follow the allusions of the gridded patterns of her paintings, as well as the tacit references to crafts and the homespun traditions woven in these forms.
Grabner's art in this exhibition, as also occurs throughout much of her work, uses seemingly simple methods of organization that are explored and expanded into intricate systems. These are quotidian things, part of ordinary experiences, but like many of the received structures of life, subtle disruptions are what become most invigorating.
"Exhibition of Paintings and Bronze Casts by Michelle Grabner of Wisconsin" continues through Jan. 2 at Green Gallery, 1500 N. Farwell Ave.
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Kat Kneevers is a Milwaukee-based writer, musician, and artist. During the several years she has been covering art, the scene has evolved in many ways and she looks forward to sharing her observations with you.
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Two thirds of people with mental health problems believe that workplace stress has contributed to their illness (Time To Change), and we believe that events like 'Time to Talk' are a great way to raise awareness and improve the work place as employees voice their opinions.
As a company that embraces diversity and inclusion, we held "Time to Talk"sessions over the course of two days (20th and 21st September 2018). Employees from all Shire Leasing departments, as well as the Shire Business Group businesses, were invited to attend an optional 20 minute slot where they were made a hot drink by a manager, enjoyed some cake and snacks, and openly discussed mental health, wellbeing, diversity and inclusion in an informal environment.
The event was organised by Shire Leasing's Wellbeing Committee based on the positive feedback received from 2017's Vintage Tea Day, which was also to raise awareness about mental health. "Time to Talk" served as a great opportunity for understanding other people's views on important issues, and improving relationships across the business with mixed group sessions.
We hope that by leading such sessions, Shire Leasing can help to take the stigma out of discussing wellbeing and mental health.


When William Faulkner penned THE LONG HOT SUMMER for the silver screen, it is probably pretty safe to assume that he did not have insurance needs in mind. Yet, summer brings concerns that, while important all year long, are especially magnified due to typical summer activities.
While we hate to think about it, pool activity can lead to pool accidents, and these put us in jeopardy for liability in regard to law suits or, at the very least, medical expenses. That's why it would be wise if you have a pool for you to have your homeowners policy reviewed in regard to the type and amount of coverage it offers regarding pool mishaps.
Bivona, an Arizona insurance broker, also mentioned that if we have boats, we need to make sure that we neutralize our liability by having adequate coverage on our watercraft as well. The type of craft, and amount of speed it can generate, will determine exactly what kind and how much coverage you will need. Smaller and slower craft may be covered by your homeowner's policy, but, according to THE INSURANCE INFORMATION INSTITUTE larger, more powerful craft will undoubtedly mandate a separate marine policy.
When you live in Phoenix, you may look forward to an annual migration to "beat the heat." This is often accomplished by jetting away to your destination and renting a car for your excursions in the area you visit. The nightmares of having an accident in a rental car can go way beyond any physical injuries you might experience. There are several entities that may cover you when you travel in a rented car – your own car insurance, your credit cards, and, of course, the insurance offered at the counter. The latter typically offers liability protection for lawsuits, personal accident insurance for medical or ambulance needs, and personal effects coverage for theft of your items. Before traveling, it is wise to discover how much of this coverage you have and how much you need to purchase.
The first is, will you have to pay upfront for repairs and wait to be paid back, or will the insurer cover the cost right away? And, in some instances, the rental company's contract reads that you are responsible for paying the money that the car could be generating if it is out of operation for an extended period of time. Both are sobering thoughts, to say the very least.


Full skirts are used on "Fully Enclosed" canopies and could be considered walls. They zip to the interior of the valance and hang down to the ground. Typically full skirts are built in sections with zipper connections in two places along the face and 2 places on each end. Each of the sections can be rolled up or removed for access.


Learn how Azure Storage provides multilayered security to protect your data. Find out how to use access keys, to secure networks, and to use Advanced Threat Protection to proactively monitor your system.
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Little Ireland's latest website is McA Conservatories of County Down www.mcaconservatories.com. The company specialises in every type of conservatory, including DIY Metro, and is suppliers for K2, one of the largest conservatory manufacturers in Europe. Covering the whole of Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland and the UK, McA Conservatories also provide Patios and Brick Paving.


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Gary "Jason" Bergenske (born September 10, 1985) is an American businessman and entrepreneur. In 2006 he founded the company Bergenske Enterprises, Inc. of which he is the president and chief executive officer.

In 2010, Bergenske was featured in Forbes magazine.

Bergenske Enterprises, Inc.
Bergenske Enterprises, Inc. is a company headquartered in Winter Park, Florida of which G. Jason Bergenske currently holds as the president and chief executive officer while owning 100% of the corporations shares. Bergenske Enterprises, Inc. is best known for the ownership of the national company The Barter Network, as The Barter Network was opened as a private company in 2006 by Bergenske Enterprises, Inc. but then later sold to Equitrade international in 2016. Bergenske Enterprises, Inc. is best known now for the ownership of the national company MoveitPro™ Software.

MoveitPro Software
Bergenske in 2011 began developing MoveitPro Software, which was under development for four years prior to being released for sale. MoveitPro Software has now become the leading software for moving and storage companies in the United States.

In November 2022 Jason Bergenske was featured on "The SaaS Podcast" as a guest of Omer Khan. In this he reveals how the company MoveitPro Software has now surpassed over $5m in ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) and still growing.

The Barter Network
Bergenske opened The Barter Network from his existing headquarters for Timeless Productions in June 2006.
In March 2007 The Barter Network moved to its own stand-alone office building located in Winter Park, Florida. On July 1, 2010, Bergenske reported that the company reached the 700 member mark. In December 2016 The Barter Network was sold to Equitrade International headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

References

External links
 MoveitPro Software

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Living people
American chief executives


Welcome to the Official website of The International Conference on Interdisciplinary Research and Technological Developments (IRTD 2017), which will be held on 28th October 2017 in Kathmandu, Nepal. The conference will provide an effective platform for researchers, academics, industries to join together and share their findings, ideas, scientific knowledge and new techniques/Applications about latest developments in fields of Education, Science, Engineering, Technology and Management.
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DDR memory buffer is the main difference between ASI "Cool" and "Pro" cameras.
ASI294 have 14bit ADC and it can achieve 13 stops dynamic range which is even better than ASI1600.
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Class BusinessProcessWaitResult

Inheritance

System.Object

BusinessProcessWaitResult

Inherited Members

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Namespace: Picturepark.SDK.V1.Contract

Syntax

public class BusinessProcessWaitResult

Properties

BusinessProcess

Declaration

public BusinessProcess BusinessProcess { get; set; }

Property Value

                    BusinessProcess

Finished

Declaration

public bool Finished { get; set; }

Property Value

                    System.Boolean

HasLifeCycleHit

Declaration

public bool HasLifeCycleHit { get; set; }

Property Value

                    System.Boolean

HasStateHit

Declaration

public bool HasStateHit { get; set; }

Property Value

                    System.Boolean

LifeCycleHit

Declaration

public BusinessProcessLifeCycle LifeCycleHit { get; set; }

Property Value

                    BusinessProcessLifeCycle

StateHit

Declaration

public string StateHit { get; set; }

Property Value

                    System.String

Methods

FromJson(String)

Declaration

public static BusinessProcessWaitResult FromJson(string data)

Parameters

                    System.String
                    data

Returns

                    BusinessProcessWaitResult

ToJson()

Declaration

public string ToJson()

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Islanders go to OT again, but fall 2-1 as Capitals even series at two games apiece
By Stephen Lorenzo
CAPITALS 2, ISLANDERS 1 (OT)
For the second straight game, the Islanders and Capitals took the ice for overtime. This time, it was Washington that got the big break.
Nicklas Backstrom scored 11:09 into the extra period to give the Caps a 2-1 win and even the series 2-2. Game 5 of their first-round playoff series will be in Washington on Thursday night.
"It was physical, it was fast," Casey Cizikas said of the game. "And it just came down to a s--- shot on net."
The Islanders can't pull off another overtime win against the Capitals, who even their series 2-2. (Andrew Theodorakis/For New York Daily News)
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For the third time in the series, Washington capitalized on some bad Islanders luck. John Tavares, who scored in OT in Game 3, broke his stick on a faceoff with Backstrom in the Islander zone. The Caps center, who skated the puck along the right side boards to the point, recognized the Isles captain had tossed his broken stick aside, and launched a soft shot on net. The puck fluttered past Jaroslav Halak, who never seemed to see the puck through screens from Joel Ward and Johnny Boychuk.
Washington also scored twice on broken Islanders sticks in Game 2.
"I've never seen anything like it to be honest with you," coach Jack Capuano said. "It's the third goal now with a broken stick. I just watched the goal myself. We're all in good position. . . . It's a little frustrating to be honest with you because guys are working so hard. I just don't get it."
Minutes after Alex Ovechkin opens the score, the Islanders respond with Casey Cizikas' goal. (Andrew Theodorakis/For New York Daily News)
The teams traded scores in the first period with goals from Alex Ovechkin and Cizikas, but the Isles failed to take advantage of three power-play opportunities in the middle frame. After an 0-for-4 performance in Game 4, the Isles man advantage is now 0-for-10 in the series.
One power play came on a charging penalty on Capitals forward Tom Wilson, who leveled Lubomir Visnovsky behind the Islander net. The veteran defenseman, who has a history of concussions, stayed down for several moments before skating off to the dressing room at the 5:54 mark of the second and did not return.
"I didn't watch it again, but from the bench, my view is (Wilson) left his feet," Capuano said. "That's what I saw. I can't say anymore than that because I haven't viewed it. But that's what it looked like to me."
Islanders defensemen Lubomir Visnovsky shows the effects of a vicious hit from Tom Wilson. (Andrew Theodorakis/For New York Daily News)
Kyle Okposo's comments on Wilson were far more direct.
"He's an idiot," Okposo told reporters.
The Isles are thin as it is on the blue line with Travis Hamonic (apparent knee injury) looking doubtful to return any time soon. Should Visnovsky be unable to play, Capuano would be forced to start either Griffin Reinhart or Matt Donovan on defense, who have a combined 75 games of NHL experience.
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Q: InvalidRequestContent response from topics api I want to use the topics API (https://westus.api.cognitive.microsoft.com/text/analytics/v2.0/topics) but I get a BadRequest response for this input file:
{
  "documents": [
    {
      "id": "1",
      "text": "Hi. I think it's classic, relevant and yeah ... it's good I think"
    }
  ],
  "stopWords": [],
  "stopPhrases": []
}

I make the call using curl:
curl -X POST https://westus.api.cognitive.microsoft.com/text/analytics/v2.0/topics -d @inputFile -H "Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key: <my_api_key>" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Accept: application/json"

The response is:
{"code":"BadRequest","message":"Invalid request","innerError":{"code":"InvalidRequestContent","message":"Requests to this API should contain at least 100 documents, where each document is not null or empty","minimumNumberOfDocuments":100}}

Note: the input JSON structure conforms with the requirements (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cognitive-services-text-analytics-quick-start/)
Can somebody tell what is wrong?
Thank you.

A: The error is clear, you need to add at least 100 documents like in the samples:
"documents": [
    {
        "id": "1",
        "text": "First document"
    },
    ...
    {
        "id": "100",
        "text": "Final document"
    }
]