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#include <aws/opsworkscm/model/Backup.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/json/JsonSerializer.h>

#include <utility>

using namespace Aws::Utils::Json;
using namespace Aws::Utils;

namespace Aws
{
namespace OpsWorksCM
{
namespace Model
{

Backup::Backup() :
    m_backupArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_backupIdHasBeenSet(false),
    m_backupType(BackupType::NOT_SET),
    m_backupTypeHasBeenSet(false),
    m_createdAtHasBeenSet(false),
    m_descriptionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineModelHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineVersionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_instanceProfileArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet(false),
    m_keyPairHasBeenSet(false),
    m_preferredBackupWindowHasBeenSet(false),
    m_preferredMaintenanceWindowHasBeenSet(false),
    m_s3LogUrlHasBeenSet(false),
    m_securityGroupIdsHasBeenSet(false),
    m_serverNameHasBeenSet(false),
    m_serviceRoleArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_status(BackupStatus::NOT_SET),
    m_statusHasBeenSet(false),
    m_statusDescriptionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_subnetIdsHasBeenSet(false),
    m_toolsVersionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_userArnHasBeenSet(false)
{
}

Backup::Backup(JsonView jsonValue) :
    m_backupArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_backupIdHasBeenSet(false),
    m_backupType(BackupType::NOT_SET),
    m_backupTypeHasBeenSet(false),
    m_createdAtHasBeenSet(false),
    m_descriptionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineModelHasBeenSet(false),
    m_engineVersionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_instanceProfileArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet(false),
    m_keyPairHasBeenSet(false),
    m_preferredBackupWindowHasBeenSet(false),
    m_preferredMaintenanceWindowHasBeenSet(false),
    m_s3LogUrlHasBeenSet(false),
    m_securityGroupIdsHasBeenSet(false),
    m_serverNameHasBeenSet(false),
    m_serviceRoleArnHasBeenSet(false),
    m_status(BackupStatus::NOT_SET),
    m_statusHasBeenSet(false),
    m_statusDescriptionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_subnetIdsHasBeenSet(false),
    m_toolsVersionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_userArnHasBeenSet(false)
{
  *this = jsonValue;
}

Backup& Backup::operator =(JsonView jsonValue)
{
  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("BackupArn"))
  {
    m_backupArn = jsonValue.GetString("BackupArn");

    m_backupArnHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("BackupId"))
  {
    m_backupId = jsonValue.GetString("BackupId");

    m_backupIdHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("BackupType"))
  {
    m_backupType = BackupTypeMapper::GetBackupTypeForName(jsonValue.GetString("BackupType"));

    m_backupTypeHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("CreatedAt"))
  {
    m_createdAt = jsonValue.GetDouble("CreatedAt");

    m_createdAtHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("Description"))
  {
    m_description = jsonValue.GetString("Description");

    m_descriptionHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("Engine"))
  {
    m_engine = jsonValue.GetString("Engine");

    m_engineHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("EngineModel"))
  {
    m_engineModel = jsonValue.GetString("EngineModel");

    m_engineModelHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("EngineVersion"))
  {
    m_engineVersion = jsonValue.GetString("EngineVersion");

    m_engineVersionHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("InstanceProfileArn"))
  {
    m_instanceProfileArn = jsonValue.GetString("InstanceProfileArn");

    m_instanceProfileArnHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("InstanceType"))
  {
    m_instanceType = jsonValue.GetString("InstanceType");

    m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("KeyPair"))
  {
    m_keyPair = jsonValue.GetString("KeyPair");

    m_keyPairHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("PreferredBackupWindow"))
  {
    m_preferredBackupWindow = jsonValue.GetString("PreferredBackupWindow");

    m_preferredBackupWindowHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("PreferredMaintenanceWindow"))
  {
    m_preferredMaintenanceWindow = jsonValue.GetString("PreferredMaintenanceWindow");

    m_preferredMaintenanceWindowHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("S3LogUrl"))
  {
    m_s3LogUrl = jsonValue.GetString("S3LogUrl");

    m_s3LogUrlHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("SecurityGroupIds"))
  {
    Aws::Utils::Array<JsonView> securityGroupIdsJsonList = jsonValue.GetArray("SecurityGroupIds");
    for(unsigned securityGroupIdsIndex = 0; securityGroupIdsIndex < securityGroupIdsJsonList.GetLength(); ++securityGroupIdsIndex)
    {
      m_securityGroupIds.push_back(securityGroupIdsJsonList[securityGroupIdsIndex].AsString());
    }
    m_securityGroupIdsHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("ServerName"))
  {
    m_serverName = jsonValue.GetString("ServerName");

    m_serverNameHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("ServiceRoleArn"))
  {
    m_serviceRoleArn = jsonValue.GetString("ServiceRoleArn");

    m_serviceRoleArnHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("Status"))
  {
    m_status = BackupStatusMapper::GetBackupStatusForName(jsonValue.GetString("Status"));

    m_statusHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("StatusDescription"))
  {
    m_statusDescription = jsonValue.GetString("StatusDescription");

    m_statusDescriptionHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("SubnetIds"))
  {
    Aws::Utils::Array<JsonView> subnetIdsJsonList = jsonValue.GetArray("SubnetIds");
    for(unsigned subnetIdsIndex = 0; subnetIdsIndex < subnetIdsJsonList.GetLength(); ++subnetIdsIndex)
    {
      m_subnetIds.push_back(subnetIdsJsonList[subnetIdsIndex].AsString());
    }
    m_subnetIdsHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("ToolsVersion"))
  {
    m_toolsVersion = jsonValue.GetString("ToolsVersion");

    m_toolsVersionHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  if(jsonValue.ValueExists("UserArn"))
  {
    m_userArn = jsonValue.GetString("UserArn");

    m_userArnHasBeenSet = true;
  }

  return *this;
}

JsonValue Backup::Jsonize() const
{
  JsonValue payload;

  if(m_backupArnHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("BackupArn", m_backupArn);

  }

  if(m_backupIdHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("BackupId", m_backupId);

  }

  if(m_backupTypeHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("BackupType", BackupTypeMapper::GetNameForBackupType(m_backupType));
  }

  if(m_createdAtHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithDouble("CreatedAt", m_createdAt.SecondsWithMSPrecision());
  }

  if(m_descriptionHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("Description", m_description);

  }

  if(m_engineHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("Engine", m_engine);

  }

  if(m_engineModelHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("EngineModel", m_engineModel);

  }

  if(m_engineVersionHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("EngineVersion", m_engineVersion);

  }

  if(m_instanceProfileArnHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("InstanceProfileArn", m_instanceProfileArn);

  }

  if(m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("InstanceType", m_instanceType);

  }

  if(m_keyPairHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("KeyPair", m_keyPair);

  }

  if(m_preferredBackupWindowHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("PreferredBackupWindow", m_preferredBackupWindow);

  }

  if(m_preferredMaintenanceWindowHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("PreferredMaintenanceWindow", m_preferredMaintenanceWindow);

  }

  if(m_s3LogUrlHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("S3LogUrl", m_s3LogUrl);

  }

  if(m_securityGroupIdsHasBeenSet)
  {
   Aws::Utils::Array<JsonValue> securityGroupIdsJsonList(m_securityGroupIds.size());
   for(unsigned securityGroupIdsIndex = 0; securityGroupIdsIndex < securityGroupIdsJsonList.GetLength(); ++securityGroupIdsIndex)
   {
     securityGroupIdsJsonList[securityGroupIdsIndex].AsString(m_securityGroupIds[securityGroupIdsIndex]);
   }
   payload.WithArray("SecurityGroupIds", std::move(securityGroupIdsJsonList));

  }

  if(m_serverNameHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("ServerName", m_serverName);

  }

  if(m_serviceRoleArnHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("ServiceRoleArn", m_serviceRoleArn);

  }

  if(m_statusHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("Status", BackupStatusMapper::GetNameForBackupStatus(m_status));
  }

  if(m_statusDescriptionHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("StatusDescription", m_statusDescription);

  }

  if(m_subnetIdsHasBeenSet)
  {
   Aws::Utils::Array<JsonValue> subnetIdsJsonList(m_subnetIds.size());
   for(unsigned subnetIdsIndex = 0; subnetIdsIndex < subnetIdsJsonList.GetLength(); ++subnetIdsIndex)
   {
     subnetIdsJsonList[subnetIdsIndex].AsString(m_subnetIds[subnetIdsIndex]);
   }
   payload.WithArray("SubnetIds", std::move(subnetIdsJsonList));

  }

  if(m_toolsVersionHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("ToolsVersion", m_toolsVersion);

  }

  if(m_userArnHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("UserArn", m_userArn);

  }

  return payload;
}

} // namespace Model
} // namespace OpsWorksCM
} // namespace Aws

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【沙巴游】 沙比岛 Fun in Sabah : Sapi Island - A Great Day to Visit!
So... we went to Sapi Island yesterday.
Beautiful weather, bright sunlight and crystal clear water.
Two weeks ago we decided a trip to visit the island from 6/ 7 person and end up 3 person going only. Yeap! That's Beverly and one more person was my man!
That's the update for today.
haha I really need to find time to chat with you. I need some details about few island in Sabah. I really miss the beach and island!
Yeap! We have beautiful islanddddss!!
Haha :D Small fishes love human feets!
Super picture, would love to swim there.
i miss going to an island too!
aiks end up 3 person going?
the water is very clean and clear..
Great post: I like this picture so much, it sounds like so much fun!!
Ya the water seems clean. Dunno why but I think Mamutik Island have lotsa small rocks at their beaches. Hahaa. Dunno la.
yeah the sea water is crystal clear..so beautiful! i wanna go to this island..the only island in sabah that i've visited is labuan..hehehe..
Hahahah :D We are living in Borneo Island as well!!!
that's such a pretty picture...and the blue sea...makes the pic even happier.


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Between noon and three
…spare us in the youngest day when all are shaken awake, facts are facts, (and I shall know exactly what happened today between noon and three); that we too may come to the picnic with nothing to hide, join the dance as it moves in perichoresis, turns about the abiding tree. — W.H. Auden, "Compline"
Faith and Folly
by Fr. Blake
This sermon was preached on the Third Sunday of Lent, 4 March 2018, at St. Mark's, Berkeley. In some ways it's a reprise of themes from before Ash Wednesday, on worship as the exercise of love, but with a Lenten twist focusing on the love of God revealed in the cross.
Collect: Almighty God, who sees that we have no power of ourselves to help ourselves: Keep us both outwardly in our bodies and inwardly in our souls, that we may be defended form all adversities which may happen to the body, and all evil thoughts which may assault and hurt the soul; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
Readings: Exodus 20:1-17,1 Corinthians 1:18-25, John 2:13-22
In the Name of God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Amen:
Do you ever wonder how Jesus himself would have processed some of the things he did? Like did he ever regret being so short with Simon Peter, when he said, "Get thee behind me Satan"? Later on did he think, "Huh, maybe I shouldn't have been quite so hard on him"? Or in our Gospel reading today, clearly he's very angry with the money changers in the temple, and I wouldn't dare suggest that he wasn't right to do what he did, driving them out. But I wonder how Jesus himself thought about it in the next few days. Did he think, "Hmm, maybe that was over the top, I'll be a little less intense next time." Or was he happy for it to have been such a public moment?
I confess I'm not much given to those kind of public losses of control very much, but sometimes it happens, and almost always regret it later. I don't want to project myself too much on Jesus, but I have to think he at least wondered how his words and actions were affecting other people.
The thing is, we don't actually know. All we know is how the disciples remembered what they saw and heard. And they saw and heard some pretty amazing things, including some pretty crazy and off-putting things, things which I at least, and probably a lot of you too, would regret having done pretty immediately afterwards.
Does it limit or otherwise sabotage shat we think of Jesus if all we have is the record of how he was received by others? — if it's most colorful points are moments when he let his emotions or even his own foolishness get the better of him?
Maybe, but then perhaps it reveals something important too. As an introvert, for me the alarm bells start to go off internally if I notice I'm getting chatty or too talkative, because it's not my natural inclination; my friends though seem to enjoy it, and say they're glad to see this different side of my personality. It's scary for me because talking too much makes me feel like I've lost control. But my friends don't see a loss of control, they just see facets that were there all along. What feels like foolishness and even embarrassment to me can actually be received as warmth and openness to others, helping them to see and know more than they might otherwise.
St. Paul seems to think something similar is going on with Jesus: that in whatever folly he might have felt at his outbursts, the rest of us see something of God that we might not have seen otherwise; and chief of all, in the embarrassment and humiliation of the cross, we know something profound of the lengths to which love and grace can bring even God himself.
I once heard a wise priest use an illustration about eggs. If you put an egg into a pot of water and turn up the heat, and someone asks you, "What are you doing?" there are three ways to respond. First you can say, "Oh I'm boiling an egg." Second you can say, "Oh I'm raising the temperature of the water, causing molecules to move faster and faster until a chemical change comes over the egg and it transitions from a liquid to a semi-solid state." And third you can say, "Oh I'm making breakfast." This priest went on to say, in the current state of the world, we are especially obsessed with the second way of answering, and sometimes with the first; but for the most part we've totally forgotten how to just make breakfast.
I don't know about all that, but at least as far as Jesus and the Cross goes, he's got a very good point. Too many people want to explain the Cross as merely the way God manages to bring himself to forgive us our sins. Or they take another tack and explain how such a sacrifice functions to expiate the indignation and wrath of a righteous judge. But Paul's letter to the Corinthians seems to suggest that neither of these explanations quite hits the mark, and something both more simple and more difficult to explain might really be going on: simply that, as Jesus goes to the cross, he faces his final folly. He refuses to tell the truth about his mission and identity to Pilate. He refuses to correct the record for the high priest or perform tricks for the crowd to remind them they'd only just hailed him as the Messiah. And the result of his failure to correct the record is that he goes to the cross and dies.
What is he doing? Why doesn't he try harder to save his own life? Why doesn't he use the proper process of religious reform to clear the temple of the money changers? Why doesn't he help Simon Peter see what's really at stake, and instead just yell at him? Because he's human first of all in addition to being the Son of God, and therefore given to limitations in judgement. But also and maybe more importantly, he's heartbroken. He's not "boiling an egg," he's not "increasing the speed of molecules" (although those are involved). What he is, is heartbroken. And heartbreak makes us do foolish things.
Why's he heartbroken? Just turn on the news. He's heartbroken that a world created for goodness has turned on itself such that it finds solace in murder rather than life, in manipulation rather than nurture, in networks rather than friends. And in the heartbreak of God, Jesus becomes human and goes to his own death.
Folly, plain and simple. It doesn't fix anything, any more than a tub of ice cream or a long walk eliminates or resolves our own sadness or the works of our own foolishness. But what it does do, for Jesus' disciples at least, is to reveal on Easter Day that love is stronger than death. The foolishness of God leads Jesus to a preventable and humiliating death. But the foolishness of God reveals also that death is not the end for those whose life is located in the love of God; that there is no last word sin or wickedness can claim over those who put their trust in God's mercy.
Which brings up a very important question: how do we figure out what God is up to in the first place, and how do we measure our own success at following the mission we've been given? We've got to keep boiling eggs, and we've got to keep raising the temperature of the water in order to do that. But let's not forget to make breakfast while we're at it, and even more importantly, to eat it with relish.
By which I only mean, the foolishness we commit either from happiness or from heartbreak might be closer to the truth of things no matter how painfully it burns or how impossible it is to explain. It reveals something about the very deep love of God, and it sanctifies fools and victims of folly alike.
Whatever our favorite metric for personal or financial success, as far as God is concerned, the degree to which we are willing to let ourselves look foolish in the love of God, for better or for worse, is the degree to which we are aligned with God's purposes. Do we have a particularly cherished image of ourselves? Are we pleased to be regarded as smart, or kind, or successful, or responsible, or popular, or dignified? Let the image go. Look a fool in your own eyes, and find yourself a friend in God's.
As Lent carries on, then, let us have the courage to play the fool in love, so that we might grow all the closer to the heart of God.
In the Name of God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: Amen.
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Tags: Cross : Foolishness : love
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Directed by: Julius Avery
Starring: Wyatt Russell, Iain De Caestecker, Pilou Asbaek, Bokeem Woodbine, Jacob Anderson, John Magaro, Jovan Adepo, Marc Rissmann, Éva Magyar, Ben Tavassoli, Dominic Applewhite, Michael Epp, Andy Wareham, Shawn Dixon, Mathilde Ollivier, Matt Lindquist, Mickey Lewis, Ryan Wiseman, Nick Roeten, James Thomas Scott, Peter Dawson, Shane Buddington
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Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Pilou Asbæk, Joe Cole, Lorelei Linklater, Steph DuVall
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Directed by: Scott Cooper
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UNSOLICITED ENTERTAINMENT.
'Interstellar' is an overcomplicated, yet thrilling space epic
by Kieran Sweeney
After Inception and the Dark Knight Trilogy, Christopher Nolan brings forth his latest feature film.
Interstellar is many things, but one thing it isn't is vapid.
The film initially focuses around single father Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) and his two children, Murphy and Tom. The earth is on the verge of extinction, and after discovering NASA still exists, Cooper is invited to take the journey of a lifetime to save the human race.
Interstellar succeeds in many areas greatly. Its ensemble cast is nothing short of fantastic. The limitless scale of the film only increases the intensely intimate storytelling – providing a sharp juxtaposition. Its Nolan at his most metaphoric.
Even miles, light-years, and galaxies away, Cooper's conflict is that of internal strife and longing for his family – a semi-autobiographical take on Nolan's own life as a filmmaker within the upper echelon of Hollywood.
Deepening the already intimate touch to the film is an exemplary score from Hans Zimmer. He applies humanity to even the most fantastical science fiction scenes in the film.
Finally, the visuals were superb. Shot in IMAX, the film takes its audience off of Earth's surface and into the great unknown.
While the many positives of the film may make it a compelling watch, it is undeniably very flawed.
The main issue is that the film is too ambitious for its own good. Resembling a film as complicated as 2001, Interstellar's final act is tough to digest, as Cooper floats in the abyss of space. It's overcomplicated and an unnecessary addition to an already rich story. The plot suddenly becomes more of a task than a vehicle for driving forward the narrative.
Interstellar is a step in the right direction as far as visual effects, score, and performances go, but its convoluted storyline may prove to be too tedious for some audience members to fully enjoy. That said, Nolan's familial approach and emotional outpour add a layer of devotion that is lacking in most space adventures today.
Author: Kieran Sweeney
Writing about entertainment for the better part of a decade and consuming it twice as much, Kieran Sweeney is "the" pop culture aficionado. A connoisseur of the intersection of art and commercialism, the USC Annenberg graduate has earned his reputation as an empathetic and thoughtful writer. His resume includes USC's The Daily Trojan, USC Viterbi News, and personal assistance for publicity and marketing companies from Drill Down Media to This Fiction. His intersectional experience in the industry points to his wit and unfiltered thoughts on the latest project in entertainment	View all posts by Kieran Sweeney
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Iran has nukes potential
Nuclear nonproliferation experts have suggested for months Iran had enough highly-enriched uranium to build at least one weapon and now the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency says the stockpile is larger than thought. He said January 24 that while "we need to be extremely careful" in describing the program Iran insists is for peaceful purposes, "they have amassed enough nuclear material for several nuclear weapons, not one at this point." [node:read-more:link]
Russia renews nuclear threat
Former Russia President Dmitry Medvedev, who is close to Vladimir Putin, said today that a loss in the war with Ukraine "may trigger a nuclear war." The implicit threat on social media was immediately endorsed by the Kremlin, which said doctrine permits the use of nuclear weapons in response to "aggression against the Russian Federation with conventional weapons when the very existence of the state is threatened." [node:read-more:link]
Ukraine nuclear plant talks difficult
Brokering a deal on a safe zone around Ukraine's Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is getting harder because of military involvement in talks, International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi said today. He had hoped to have an agreement in place by the end of 2022 but remains optimistic even though the negotiation table had become "longer and more difficult." [node:read-more:link]
Ukrainian nuclear plant protection urgent
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi met in Moscow December 21 with officials from the military and Rosatom, the state nuclear energy, to continue his push for a protection zone around a Russian-occupied nuclear power plant in Ukraine. Rosatom officials called the talks "substantial, useful and frank" but indicated the need for more. Grossi said "it's key that the zone focuses solely on preventing a nuclear accident" and he is continuing efforts "with a sense of utmost urgency." [node:read-more:link]
Biden says Iran deal "dead"
The 2015 multinational nuclear agreement from which his predecessor withdrew in 2018 is "dead", according to U.S. President Joe Biden. His comment in a video of him talking in November with a group of people at an undisclosed location believed to be in California, isn't being disputed by the White House. "The president's comments are entirely consistent with what we're saying," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said December 20, but hedging his comment by adding that "We do not expect an agreement to occur in the near future." [node:read-more:link]
Russian minister focused on nuclear
After postponing scheduled strategic arms limitation talks with the U.S. only a few days before they were due to begin in Cairo, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has spelled out his immediate priorities. He said today that his plan includes expanding nuclear weapons infrastructure and improving missile combat capabilities. [node:read-more:link]
START stopped for now
A proposed November 29 reboot of the U.S.-Russia strategic arms limitation talks has been postponed. The State Department said today that the meeting in Cairo has been "unilaterally postponed" without explanation, only that new dates would be forthcoming. [node:read-more:link]
Russia continues to weaponize winter
In addition to killing and injuring Ukrainian civilians today, the latest barrage of Russian missile strikes has forced the shutdown of several nuclear power reactors. That has left much of the capital, Kyiv, and other centres without electricity as winter sets in. [node:read-more:link]
Iran pushes back at nuclear agency
Iran confirmed today that it has begun enriching uranium up to 60 per cent purity at its underground Fordow plant, more than a year after it had started doing so at its above-ground Natanz facility. The announcement evidently is in retaliation to last week's International Atomic Energy Agency's call on Iran to cooperate with a years-long IAEA investigation into the origin of uranium particles found at three sites. Weapons-grade uranium-235 is typically enriched to at least 90 per cent but lower purity can still be used. [node:read-more:link]
Ukrainian nuclear plant under fire
Parts of the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear station in Ukraine were damaged today by artillery fire and both countries blamed each others' forces. "As I have said many times before, you're playing with fire," said Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, called for an immediate ceasefire. [node:read-more:link]
Definitely no nukes in a NATO Finland
Finnish PM Sanna Marin has reiterated that her country will not permit nuclear weapos on its territory if it eventually joins NATO. Her rebuttal November 17 came as her government presented new proposals to reinforce its 1,340 km) border with Russia. Sauli Niinistö, Finland's president and military commander-in-chief points, out that the nuclear option has never been discussed or even intimated as a condition for membership in the alliance. [node:read-more:link]
No "dirty bomb" evidence in Ukraine
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency reported today that his inspectors had found no evidence so far to support Russia's claim that Ukraine was collecting radioactive material for a "dirty bomb." At Ukraine's invitation, the IAEA team spent several days at three sites named by Russia and eventually left with environmental samples for analysis that they would report on "as soon as possible." [node:read-more:link]
Russia and U.S. conduct nuclear drills
Russia has rehearsed its response to a nuclear attack in an exercise involving its strategic forces and Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said that it had gone as planned. The U.S. said October 25 that it had been notified of the Russian event as NATO rehearsed its own use of U.S. weapons in an annual exercise. [node:read-more:link]
Russian intel chief blames West for nuclear threat
Suggestions by President Vladimir Putin and senior officials that Russia could use nuclear weapons in Ukraine are being denied by Sergei Naryshkin, head of the SVR Foreign Intelligence Service. Instead, he claimed to be concerned that "Western rhetoric about the possibility" is fuelling the debate. [node:read-more:link]
South Pacific nuke testing fallout
A call for help by South Pacific countries to deal with the lingering consequences of nuclear weapons tests in the region in the 1940s and 1950s faces resistance within the UN from countries which tested weapons as well as other modern nuclear states. The call for redress is led by the Marshall Islands where residents facing ongoing issues with high cancer rates and embargoes against visiting former test sites. [node:read-more:link]
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Home Genres Alternative Thom Yorke's "Anima" is a Sensational Exploration of His New Side
Thom Yorke's "Anima" is a Sensational Exploration of His New Side
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Thom Yorke performing with Radiohead in 2017. Photo by Danny Payne/REX/Shutterstock (8891801i)
Thom Yorke has been a busy man. Since the release of Radiohead's last studio album in 2016, he has composed the Oscar-nominated film score for Suspiria along with the accompanying soundtrack. Now, he has released his third solo album, along with a stunning short film on Netflix.
The album opens with the fretful "Traffic" which embodies the tired anxiety of the London underground. He sings: "Party with a rich zombie / Crime pays, she stays / In Kensington and Chelsea" before uttering the words "I can't breathe." Yorke successfully creates an atmosphere with his opening track and sustains this feeling throughout the record, in spite of its shifting moods.
"Last I Heard (…He Was Circling the Drain)" is more somber and vocal orientated. The strange sounds and background noise get easily lost in the soulfulness of Yorke's voice. It's tracks like these which remind us why Yorke remains a powerful and unforgettable artist in today's busy industry.
"Twist" takes us back to Radiohead's Amnesiac days. It begins by teasing what could shape up to be a seven-minute version of "Pulk (Revolving Doors)" but unfolds into something far more mature and developed. "Dawn Chorus" on the other hand, is quite different from anything we have heard before. It is softer, even romantic and replaces anxiety with what might even be described as hope. He sings: "If you could do it all again / Yeah, without a second thought".
In the Netflix film, this is one of the three songs which features and is accompanied by Yorke dancing with a beautiful woman he spies on the train. It sounds like we are witnessing a more tender and loving side to Yorke's catalog, one which we haven't really experienced since The Bends b-side "True Love Waits."
Things pick up again with "I Am a Very Rude Person", which might even be described as a little funky. Album closer "Runawayay" sees the return of the electric guitar in a finale that may even be described as playful with its experimental sounds and "Pulk" throwbacks.
Ultimately, there is no denying that Thom Yorke remains a truly sensational artist who continues to push boundaries. He has a rare ability to create music which channels the hidden inner self and while many artists lose this ability with age, Yorke's capacity to create raw and exceptional art just grows stronger.
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This weekend largely belonged to Final Fantasy XIV and the brief appearance of the Cowboy Ninja. One of the huge benefits of leveling through Palace of the Dead is the fact that you end up with a bunch of treasure tokens… that often times reward awesome cosmetic gear. Pretty early into my process of pushing the Ninja from 38 to 50 this weekend I stumbled across the above Cowboy hat and from that point out my path was set. I gathered a bunch of appearance goodies that I had collected from running the dungeon over and over… namely because my appropriate level gear was a subligar and harness. The three main appearance items that all came from palace of the dead are of course the Boarskin Survival Hat, Survival Shirt, and the Wind Silk Bottoms which are these bizarro red plaid pants. Through out the weekend I ran the dungeon wearing this outfit and gathered up a bunch of commendations… I largely believe in appearance alone. I am still around 25 coms away from my golden magitek mount so… in truth anything I can do to rake them in is a bonus!
I think another huge factor for getting coms is being talkative in dungeon runs. While Final Fantasy XIV tends to be a much more friendly experience as a whole than World of Warcraft, it is still a largely quiet one… especially when it comes to grinding Palace of the Dead 51-60 over and over. Everyone more or less knows their roles and falls silently in place doing them, and I try my best to break up this monotony with some comments here and there. I always start the dungeon run with a "Hey Folks :)" and finish with some variant of "Thanks for the run. Have a good one!" and then I watch as the coms slowly trickle in. Sure it is formulaic, but it seems to work… and the truth is I usually get responses back from the other players which is part of my larger goal of breaking the silence and getting folks interacting. I mean it is not so formulaic that I have a macro set up or anything… so there is at least that. Regardless I hit 50 during Talking Dead last night and started working my way through the Ninja quests. I had forgotten that I had a full set of high quality level 115 gear sitting in my bank waiting on me, that I picked up while questing my way through Heavensward. So I also now look like a proper ninja as well.
The other thing that I spent a significant amount of time playing this weekend was Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. At this point I have made a proper foothold in the world beyond the plateau, and in my travels I met Hestu. I am pretty sure he is my spirit animal… and all he really wants to do is shake his maracas for people. Thankfully by the time I encountered him I already had a few seeds to throw his ways, which I got by uncovering the hiding places of some of the Korok. I still have this very mixed relationship with this game. On one hand there are a bunch of things that I would love to change… and on the other hand I just can't seem to stop playing it. There are absolutely things that feel needlessly obtuse and arcane… but by the same token you feel rewarded when you finally figure out how this or that system works. In many ways it reminds me of when I first set foot into Minecraft and had no clue how to craft anything at all… and simply started throwing things into the crafting bench to see what I might be able to make with it. Cooking works exactly this way, and while I have no clue how to duplicate some of my efforts… every now and then I get something truly awesome in the process.
Another thing that is needlessly arcane is the process of taking screenshots from the Wii U. For awhile I have known that you can hit home… click Miiverse and save a screenshot through that method. The problem there is that there is really no way of actually getting at that screenshot other than looking in your album in Miiverse. I mean you can share it with other people using Miiverse… but is anyone actually using Nintendo's pseudo social network? As a blogger I of course want access to the screenshots for the purpose of posting them on this blog, and in order to do that… you have to follow a completely different process. The process begins much the same as the Miiverse route, but instead after hitting home you bring up your browser and navigate to this address… i.nintendo.net. This process will bring you to a "Nintendo Image Share" page that will allow you to connect to Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr and post whatever happens to be on your screen at the moment you bring up the browser. This in theory works on 3DS as well, but I have yet to test it out. The images of me in Kakariko Village and of Hestu were snapped in this manor and it seems to work extremely well. I mean like everything to do with Nintendo it is needlessly complicated… but it works. As always I configured my Wii U to post to my screenshot twitter account that I have connected to the PS4 as well. I highly suggest having a secondary account for screenshots… that way you can without feeling bad dump twenty screenshots in a single night. I do however need to check this out on the 3DS and see if this will finally allow me to get proper screengrabs of the games I am playing there. How was your weekend?


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Miley Cyrus got inked again! What is it this time and where?
Well, this time it's her new dog Emu, a Shetland sheepdog who was adopted after the unexpected death of her Alaskan Klee Kai, Floyd in 2014.
The news was made public when the celebrity tattoo artist Dr. Woo, renowned for black and white tattoos, posted Miley's new tattoo on social media.
What is the meaning behind Miley Cyrus' new tattoo? What does it look like?
Cyrus had a dog named Floyd that passed away unexpectedly in 2014, to overcome the grief and for her love of animals, she adopted a new dog and named it Emu. Did you know that Miley Cyrus also helped her fiance Liam Hemsworth adopt a rescue dog, Dora in 2016?
There will never be anyone like Floyd. There was a bond that was so deep it's irreplaceable but that's not what I am trying to do. Never will I replace Floyd and that's something I had to take time to understand. we had a very special memorial service for Floyd and I felt my angel Floydy give Emu his blessing. I prayed to Floyd to just give him a touch of his awesomeness and he has. He is so special and different than my baby Floyd and I think Floyd did that on purpose."
Miley Cyrus got a tattoo of Floyd right below her underarms after his death, reportedly she was giving a house party and smoking a 'joint' when she got the tattoo.
So, it is pretty obvious how she got her new dog Emu's tattoo as well. It is heartwarming to see how much she cherishes and cares for the bond between her and her pets.
The tattoo is placed on her arms just above another tattoo, a fish. She does not take Emu as a dog but she as her own kid. Besides, this new tattoo she has many other pet tattoos as well.
Meanwhile, it was revealed that Miley has a role in Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 2, she is the voice of the new character Mainframe. Wish to know the five facts about Miley Cyrus' five facts, watch the below video.
The film opened in theaters all over the U.S. on May 5. Given that the first movie did so well and has a large following, the second is bound do well. Will it help further Miley's career even more?
For more details about Miley Cyrus and other celebrity gossips, keep coming back to Article Bio.


What is a blood sugar/glucose test?
A blood sugar/glucose test, as the name implies, measures the amount of sugar/glucose present in the blood at a particular time. Being a quantitative test, the results will tell you the exact amount of glucose (sugar) present in the blood sample you give.
When screening for blood sugar related conditions such as diabetes, hyperglycaemia (high blood sugar) or hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar), your doctor will usually order a random blood sugar test or fasting blood glucose (FBG) test or a glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c or haemoglobin A1c) test. All of these tests involve a blood draw.
Blood sugar testing can also be conducted on-site by a healthcare professional or done at home (particularly for those who are diabetic) using a glucometer (glucose meter). This device measures the amount of glucose (sugar) in your blood2, this is also known as glycemia (presence of glucose in the blood).
A doctor will request that you have a blood sugar test if he/she suspects you may have diabetes, low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia) or high blood sugar (hyperglycaemia). A blood sugar level test will first be used in the diagnosis of these conditions, after which the test will be used for monitoring. It is wise to have fasting glucose measured every year or two to screen for diabetes, especially if you are overweight, have a family history of the condition, suffer from hypertension (high blood pressure) or are a smoker.
If you have already been diagnosed as a diabetic, then you will need to have this test done regularly in order for your blood glucose levels to be measured and monitored on an ongoing basis. Your doctor will use the results to pick up on any severely low or high glucose levels, get an idea of how your exercise and diet are affecting your blood sugar levels and to make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends that if you have type 1 diabetes you should test your blood sugar (glucose) no less than four times a day, this includes before every meal and going to bed.
If you are taking part in any high-risk activities such as sky-diving etc.
Should you test your levels after eating, then the target should be between 5 and 9 mmol/litre when taken 90 minutes after your meal.
Your doctor will inform you about what your target levels should be, including what you should aim for before going to bed, this will depend on your dose of insulin and when you had your last meal.
How often you test your blood sugar levels if you have diabetes type 2 will depend on your personal health and condition, as well as if you are taking any medications.
If you are taking several insulin injections on a daily basis or are on an insulin pump, then your doctor is likely to suggest that you test yourself as often as those who have type 1 diabetes (four times daily).
Should you be taking medication that can cause hypoglycaemia, then it is advised that you should, at the very least, test your blood sugar levels if you notice any signs of low blood sugar (i.e. excessive perspiration, weakness or shakiness, nausea, hunger, headache, dizziness, blurred vision, anxiety, elevated heart rate or feeling faint).
If you have diabetes type 2 and are not taking any of the medications listed above, then your doctor may inform you that there is less of a necessity to test your blood sugar levels, however, regular testing is often beneficial in monitoring your condition in any case.
If you are pregnant, planning on conceiving or breastfeeding, then your doctor may also recommend more routine testing.
Your doctor is likely to consider educating you on more routine testing should you fall into any of the above categories.
Testing your blood sugar levels is particularly helpful if you are someone with type 2 diabetes as you can then determine how activities and meals affect your blood sugar levels.
**My Med Memo - HbA1c, is the abbreviation of Haemoglobin A1c, which is a form of haemoglobin, a pigment in the blood responsible for transporting oxygen in the body that glucose binds to (as glucose builds up in the blood it will bind to the haemoglobin in the red blood cells).
Until your HbA1c levels are stable and you are on a therapy that will not change, you will need to test these levels every three to six months, however, your doctor will recommend amount of time required between intervals according to your individual situation.
Once your HbA1c levels and your blood glucose levels begin to stabilise as a result of therapy, then you are likely to only have to test yourself every six months.
Is it possible to test my blood sugar levels too few times?
Depending on the type of diabetes and the treatment you are undergoing for it, it is sometimes possible to test your blood sugar levels too seldom. For example, if you have type 1 diabetes and you are testing your levels less than the recommended four times a day, then you are likely to find your condition a difficult one to understand and manage as your blood sugar levels may seem to be more out of your control when you are not monitoring these more routinely and picking up on patterns of fluctuation that routinely occur.
If you struggle to test yourself as often as required, this may be linked to denial about your condition or other psychological issues such as depression or burnout.
If you feel as though you are having trouble coming to terms with your diabetes, then speak to your doctor or a mental health professional such as therapist to learn about coping techniques in order to get your disease under control and help wrap your head around it.
If you are on specific medication that may cause low blood sugar, then some countries will, by law, enforce that you test your blood glucose levels before driving and at least every two hours during longer journeys. Should you fail to do this, then your hypoglycaemia may lead to road accidents, putting your life and others at risk. Low blood sugar can also cause light-headedness, heart palpitations and anxiety – a dangerous combination when driving.
How do I take a blood sugar level test?
When a doctor recommends a blood glucose test, he/she or a nurse will draw blood from a vein in your arm and send it to a lab for analysis.
If this is done using a glucometer, this device will come supplied with a logbook, test strips and tiny needles or lancets. If your doctor is conducting this test, then the finger he or she plans to prick will be wiped with an alcohol prep pad. Your finger will then be pricked slightly with a small needle and gently squeezed in order to get a small drop of blood to form. The blood will then be placed on the strip provided and inserted into the glucometer. The device will process the data and show your glucose results on the screen. If you are diabetic, then you will conduct this test yourself in order to ensure that your diabetes is under control.
Regardless of the method used to measure your blood sugar level, your doctor will inform you of the results and discuss what they mean as well as any necessary treatment options with you.
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Announcement	By Anacapa School	| Mon May 27, 2013 | 12:08pm
Pro Surfer Shaun Tomson to Release New Book
Author says Anacapa Students Were His Latest Inspiration
Tomson says that Anacapa students were the inspiration behind his latest work.
"This book was inspired not by the surf or by my international speaking engagements but by a small group of kids I spoke with at Anacapa School in Santa Barbara," wrote Tomson in the new book's introduction. The introduction continues:
I'd been invited to give a talk by (Anacapa) Headmaster Gordon Sichi, a surfer I met out at Rincon one day. After I spoke with the students and engaged in some lively discussion, I decided to give them an assignment. I told them I'd written the original Surfer's Code in twenty minutes—a quick exercise to capture the essence of what was important to me. I told them, "Create your own code. Take twenty minutes and tell me about all your goals. Begin every sentence with the words 'I Will.'" About a week later Gordon sent me their answers. They were beautiful, sensitive, full of humor and hope. In essence the kids wrote a series of promises they had made to themselves.
Tomson founded, managed and sold two $50 million clothing brands – Instinct in the 1980's and Solitude in the 1990's. He is a business administration and finance graduate from the University of Natal and an inductee in the U.S. Surfing Hall of Fame, Jewish Sports Hall of Fame and the South African Sports Hall of Fame. He has been described as one of the greatest surfers of all time and one of the most influential surfers of the century.
In 2004, Tomson was at the pinnacle of his professional and personal life as a former world-champion surfer, a successful entrepreneur and an inspirational speaker, when his 15-year-old son, Mathew, died in a tragic accident.
Tomson says "The Code" is about "faith, courage, creativity, determination. the promises we make to ourselves about the future." He hopes that the book inspires its readers to "believe in the power that each and every one of us has to effect change."
Members of the news media are encouraged to attend the Wednesday morning event to meet the author. Additional information and pre-arrangements can be made by contacting Levi C. Maaia (see the contact information below).
Anacapa School is an independent, co-educational, WASC–accredited, college preparatory day school for students in grades 7-12. Founded in 1981 by Headmaster Gordon Sichi, Anacapa enjoys the best student-teacher ratio of any school, public or private, in Santa Barbara at its historic campus located in the heart of the Santa Barbara civic center.
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Return of the Living Dad is an original novel written by Kate Orman and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. It features the Seventh Doctor, Chris and Roz, Bernice and Jason.

Plot
Bernice Summerfield's father disappeared when she was seven years old, but during her honeymoon, a clue leads her to discover him 500 years in his past, in England in 1983.

Notes
This novel's working title was Big Trouble in Little Chalfont.

Paul Cornell had input into part of the story of Return of the Living Dad, while Orman had input in Cornell's Human Nature.

Reception
Readers of Doctor Who Magazine gave the novel a rating of 73.29% (from 805 votes).

References

1996 British novels
1996 science fiction novels
Virgin New Adventures
British science fiction novels
Novels by Kate Orman
Seventh Doctor novels
Fiction set in 1983
Fiction set in 1996
Fiction set in the 26th century

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New study about loneliness among elderly in Europe
by Admina | Jun 29, 2018 | News
Loneliness can be an unpleasant and distressful emotional state when an individual perceives an imbalance between the actual amount of social relationships and contacts and the amount he or she would wish for. Feelings of loneliness has been portrayed as a major health, well-being and mortality risk factor in previous psychological and sociological research. Loneliness can pose a health burden that is equivalent to several risky behaviors related to health such as smoking, alcohol and physical inactivity, especially among older individuals. While there are studies that have focused on loneliness amongst older adults in various contexts, there are limited evidence on the demographic, health and social patterns of loneliness from a cross-national perspective.
It is essential to identify the factors that are related to loneliness in order to recognize individuals who are at an increased risk of feeling lonely, and to be able to develop strategies to alleviate loneliness. This was the motivation behind a new study aimed at examining the prevalence of loneliness in a nationally representative sample of European older adults (65 years of age and older). The study was based on the first wave of the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) that took place between 2004 and 2005 in eleven European countries.
The study showed that women were more likely to feel lonely most of or some of the time as compared to men, and feelings of loneliness seemed to be more common amongst the older ages. The prevalence of loneliness differed significantly between households with different income levels as well as between individuals with different educational attainment levels, with less affluent and less educated individuals being more likely to report frequent feelings of loneliness. The proportion of individuals who declared feeling lonely most of the time compared to none of the time was significantly higher among southern Europeans relative to their Northern counterparts. The proportion of those who reported experiencing frequent feelings of loneliness was also significantly greater among individuals suffering from more than one severe health condition as compared to their healthy counterparts. Furthermore, loneliness was significantly more frequently experienced by individuals who were widowed, whose children had recently moved out of the parental home, those who did not have any children and those who were living without a partner or a spouse.
Based on the findings from the study, the authors of the article suggest that loneliness among older adult Europeans is associated with age-specific adverse health conditions, stressful life events and social isolation indicators. They argue that health and social professionals should consider the importance of loneliness when doing health and psychological assessments. The issue is equally important for health and social policy makers involved in the development of interventions aimed at reducing levels of loneliness to improve well-being and quality of life in older life.
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Vozikaki, M., Papadaki, A., Linardakis, M., and A. Philalithis. 2018. Loneliness among older European adults: Results from the survey of health, aging and retirement in Europe. Journal of Public Health: 1-12. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10389-018-0916-6
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Director of the Swedish National Election Studies is Henrik Ekengren Oscarsson, professor at the Department of Political Science at the University of Gothenburg.
Questions concerning the Swedish National Election Studies can be sent to professor Henrik Ekengren Oscarsson at henrik.oscarsson@pol.gu.se
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Information about how to download data and documentation from the Swedish National Election Studies can be found here.
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ESS Sweden is coordinated by Professor Mikael Hjerm, Department of Sociology, Umeå University. He is assisted by Filip Fors, Phd and research coordinator at the Department of Sociology, Umeå University.
Questions concerning ESS Sweden can be sent to mikael.hjerm@umu.se
How can I download data and documentation from the ESS?
Information about how to download data and documentation from the European Social Survey can be found here.
EVS Sweden is coordinated by Susanne Wallman-Lundåsen, Associate Professor and Lecturer at the Department of Social Sciences, Mid Sweden University.
Questions concerning EVS Sweden can be sent to susanne.wallman-lundasen@miun.se
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Information about how to download data and documentation from the European Values Study can be found here.
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ISSP in Sweden is coordinated by Jonas Edlund, Professor at the Department of Sociology, Umeå University.
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Information about how to download data and documentation from the International Social Survey Program can be found here.
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Are you interested in collaborating with LORE in your research project? Send us an e-mail at: info@lore.gu.se
Johan Martinsson is Research Director at LORE and Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg. E-mail: johan.martinsson@pol.gu.se
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The SHARE Sweden team is coordinated by Gunnar Malmberg, Professor at the Department of Geography and Economic History and affiliated as Professor at Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research at Umeå University (CEDAR) together with Mikael Stattin, Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Sociology, Umeå University.
SHARE Sweden's operating team consists of Filip Fors, Research Coordinator at the Department of Sociology, Umeå University and Jenny Olofsson, Researcher at Centre for Demographic and Ageing Research at Umeå University (CEDAR).
Questions concerning SHARE Sweden can be sent to gunnar.malmberg@umu.se
The fieldwork of the seventh wave of SHARE in Sweden was carried out by Ipsos
How can I download data and documentation from SHARE?
Information about how to download data and documentation from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe can be found here.
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B97 Mimi Webb reveals her own 'Red Flags': Listen now
Mimi Webb reveals her own 'Red Flags': Listen now
Webb's album 'Amelia' arrives on March 3
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On the heels of her brand new single "Red Flags," and as she gets ready to drop her latest album Amelia on March 3, Mimi Webb called in to catch up with Audacy's Julia.
LISTEN NOW: Mimi Webb talks "Red Flags," her latest single and the relationship kind
Discussing everything from details behind the making of her album and her plans for this upcoming year, to all of her biggest red flags in relationships, driving etiquette, and even bathroom standards.
Talking to Julia just days after "Red Flags" dropped, Mimi said "it's just been amazing," when describing how she feels about it all. "I'm just so excited and it's so great to be back with a new song at the top of the year."
After getting rave reviews on tracks from the likes of Sam Smith, Julia was curious if Mimi had someone else in mind that she'd "die to hear their opinion" on her upcoming album. Without much hesitation, Mimi answered "Adele."
"Honestly if she heard my album I think I'd be in tears crying, just so excited," she expressed.
In honor of her latest single, Julia and Mimi got into some of the British singer-songwriter's own red flags. Starting off with drink order red flag, "like when you're out with someone if they order it."
And when it comes to bathroom etiquette, it's a big red flag for Mimi if you leave an empty toilet paper roll, and don't replace it. Another one of her red flags includes, "road rage, I don't do road rage."
Listen to the entire interview above.
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Tim Keller Tells Christians How to Vote, Says Jesus 'Lost Power' on Cross
Posted by Marsha West ∙ October 3, 2018 ∙ In Opinion ∙ False Teacher, Politics, Progressive Christianity, Social Justice, Keller Tim ∙ Bookmark permalink
According to JD Hall, celebrity pastor Tim Keller is now telling evangelicals, who vote for Republicans in large numbers, that they should also consider getting behind a party that is, in his opinion, "the declared enemy of God." That would be the Democratic party. Why does Hall consider the Dems the enemy of God? Because "abortion remains the holy blood sacrament of the Democratic Party." He then quips, "Their inclusion and mandated-celebration of the LGBTQXYZLMNOP agenda leaves us believing the DNC should change their headquarters to Sodom."
Hall claims that Keller is trying to get evangelicals to believe that both parties are equally as virtuous. Not true, says he. In his piece over at Pulpit & Pen, he explains why, when it comes to politics (or anything else), evangelicals should pay no attention to Tim Keller or, for that matter, all the other Progressive (Social Justice) "Christian"leaders who are attempting to move the Christian Right to the Left. Here's what he says:
Tim Keller writes in nuanced language. But in his latest column in the New York Times, the incarnation of the intellectual think-tank of the American religious left (as embodied in Tim Keller) has a simple message: Christians shouldn't vote straight-line Republican. Projecting himself as above politics, the man who has asserted more times than I have fingers that he is greatly influenced by the Frankfurt School of Marxism, wants evangelicals to know that they should vote for both parties, and that both the Democratic National Convention and the Grand Old Party are equally as virtuous. His goal is simple, and that is to get as many evangelicals as possible to vote Democratic in the upcoming 2018 election, shifting the longtime tradition of evangelicals forming a politically conservative voting block.
Keller, who is more a political ideologue than a theologian, gathered several months ago with other Marxists and leftists to strategize on how to pull as many evangelicals to the political left as possible before the next election. We wrote about that in the post, Marxist Brain Trust Gathers at Wheaton to Discuss Moving Evangelicals Left. Any naivety that Keller's New York Times column is just a simple exhortation for Christians not to be beholden to a single political party (as some claim) should be betrayed by his lifelong allegiance to Marxist theory and his April meeting with evangelicals where they strategized ways to make evangelicals vote Democrat.
Keller writes in the New York Times:
The Bible shows believers as holding important posts in pagan governments — think of Joseph and Daniel in the Old Testament. Christians should be involved politically as a way of loving our neighbors, whether they believe as we do or not. To work for better public schools or for a justice system not weighted against the poor or to end racial segregation requires political engagement. Christians have done these things in the past and should continue to do so.
Of course, there is not an inkling of Scriptural data to suggest that either Daniel or Joseph had any social agenda whatsoever, least of which was working "for better public schools." And while a justice system should not be weighted toward the rich, it should also not be weighted toward the poor, which is precisely the goal of Marxists like Keller. Regarding our current supposed need to end racial segregation, one wonders exactly what institution in America still lacks integration, except for perhaps jazz music and professional hockey. Of what is Keller speaking?
Nevertheless, while believers can register under a party affiliation and be active in politics, they should not identify the Christian church or faith with a political party as the only Christian one.
While it is true that no single political party is synonymous with the Christian Church and no single political party can claim to exclusively represent Christian values (there are lots of smaller political parties, like the Constitutionalist Party, for example, that purport to have a Judeo-Christian worldview), it is unfair to say that some political parties don't better represent Christianity than others. While the current POTUS is certainly an adulterer, whore-monger, and a profane man with no semblance of Christianity about him, the reality is that the opposition party is a declared enemy against God and stands starkly opposed to virtually every single issue of importance to evangelicals. There is nothing remotely Christian about the DNC, from platform to politicians. A whole host of Republican politicians may very well be as personally wicked as Democratic politicians (although I doubt it), there is no doubt that one party's platform is a literal checklist of the things that God detests. View article →
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Chinese multinational XCMG launches new industrial cloud
XCMG, a Chinese multinational Government-owned, heavy machinery manufacturing company has released XCMG-Cloud at bauma China 2016. According to the company, this is the first industrial cloud platform based on its database and information systems. For the new cloud platform, the company has partnered with Alicloud, the cloud computer service provider from Alibaba. XCMG-Cloud is composed of three platforms – IaaS, the basic platform, PaaS, the core platform, and SaaS, the big data application platform.
"In future, you either own the platform or be owned by it. We built an XCMG-Cloud platform that's open and safe and easy to share on, and we'll also be building a new 'ecosystem' to lead global technology, set new standards and integrate data with our partners," explained Yang Yong, Deputy General Manager, XCMG.
"XCMG has established complete global R&D system centers at the XCMG Research Institute, integrating all resources from Europe, the U.S. and Brazil, and also builds adaptive research centers to satisfy client needs," he added. In May this year, the company had announced to partner with Alibaba to build the XCMG-Cloud as an industrial cloud platform to share massive data and support further global convergence.
"The internet way of thinking can break down barriers between individuals, companies, industries and countries, and coordinate more resources to establish an 'ecosystem' that benefits everyone along the sustainable development path. It's XCMG's responsibility to take the first step," Wang Min, Chairman and President, XCMG had said during the announcement.
With the new cloud platform, the manufacturing company plans to establish a new model for future development of the manufacturing industry that merges internet technologies and a platform-based company, revolutionizing the traditional product and market models that rely heavily on core technologies. XCMG had launched integral projects in 2009 to upgrade the company's information system, linking research and development, production and supply chain as well as gathering 150 terabytes of industrial big data. According to the company, the system has now been applied to multiple areas such as intelligent manufacturing, remote diagnosis and after-sales service, and has become the solid foundation to support building the new cloud platform.
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Paradise high school football championship | A Northern CA highschool squad has lost its bid for a championship one year when a deadly hearth destroyed most of their city and most of the players and coaches lost their homesBy ADAM BEAM Associated Press1 December 2019, 12:15• 3 min browse
Paradise high school football championship: Paradise high school football
YUBA town, Calif. — A Northern CA high school football team has lost in a very championship game one year when a deadly hearth destroyed most of their city, as well as the homes of most players and coaches.
Paradise highschool lost to Sutter Union highschool 20-7 on Sabbatum night within the Northern Section Division III championship game. the sport comes simply over one year the hearth in Paradise burned roughly nineteen,000 buildings and killed eighty five individuals.
In the endzone when the sport, senior back Lukas David Hartley cried together with his teammates, telling reporters "I didn't cry this unhealthy once my house burned down." He aforesaid he plans to be a guardian when he finishes highschool.
"I'm simply happy with all my brothers and appreciative to God for swing Pine Tree State on this path," he said.
Paradise coach Rick Prinz told the team when the sport he was happy with his players.
"No one very is aware of what quantity they really battled simply to be at apply and to try to to what they did," Prinz aforesaid. "They lost everything they owned a year agone. they're all living in several places. And to tug it along like this and facilitate our community move is actually superb."
Most of the people that lived in Paradise have captive away. however several have came on Friday nights to look at the football team's outstanding season.
The highschool has a football tradition, systematically fielding competitive groups. the varsity created Jeff Maehl, a large receiver World Health Organization compete for the University of American state within the 2011 BCS national championship game and later compete for 2 NFL groups.
Last year, the varsity was 8-2 and getting ready to host a home game once the conflagration swept through the city. the varsity survived, however nearly each player and coach on the team lost their homes. The team lost the game, ending their season.
The team virtually didn't have a 2019 season. In January, Prinz had simply twenty two players left from what had been a 56-man listing. the varsity had settled to associate building by associate flying field, and while not a field to apply on the team ran plays on a gravel heap.
But the players were determined to play.
Erica Browe, 38, lost her direct the hearth. She currently lives in Redding. At first, her 2 immature sons visited a replacement college. however she aforesaid they were miserable and their grades suffered. They currently sleep in Paradise with some friends in order that they will attend their previous highschool and play football.
Returning to Paradise created an enormous distinction in her sons' lives, she said, and therefore the team's success inspired the community close on a ridge within the Sierra Nevada foothills.
"It provides hope back to the ridge that we are able to still be robust and remain," she said.
Paradise High School finished the regular season undefeated, outscoring their opponents by a combined score of 469-73. But their magical season ended Saturday on a rainy, cold night.
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Booker wholesale in Basingstoke one of sites targeted by burglar – Basingstoke Gazette
A MAN has been jailed for three years after break-ins across the country including at a wholesaler on a Basingstoke industrial estate.
Mihai Apitilisei, of no fixed address, admitted five counts of burglary, including one at Booker Wholesale, in Daneshill East Industrial Estate where close to £2,000 of damage was caused.
Officers were called to a break-in at Booker cash and carry in Harnham during the early hours of September 4, 2018, where offenders had moved CCTV cameras and used a disc cutter to break through the outside wall.
Once inside they had tried to cut a hole into the cigarette store but were disturbed by an alarm and fled the scene.
When officers arrived they saw a group of men in a Ford Galaxy car driving off, but the occupants ran off, leaving the vehicle behind.
Forensic evidence as well as disc cutters, crowbars and other tools were found when the car was searched.
A number of phones, which revealed the car had been in the London area, followed by Basingstoke, were also seized.
On March 25, 44-year-old Apitilisei was arrested in Milton Keynes in connection with an attempted break-in at a commercial premises.
His DNA was then matched to the Basingstoke burglary, and other offences across the UK.
Apitilisei appeared at Swindon Crown Court on Thursday, 6 June and pleaded guilty to five charges of burglary, which related to the following offences:
March 4, 2018: Break-in at Stone Computers in Stafford where offenders cut a large hole in the wall and removed £8,000 worth of computers and caused £6,000 worth of damage.
July 12, 2018: Break-in at Batleys Cash and Carry in Sheffield where offenders had smashed a hole in the wall and cut the shutter to the cigarette containers stealing £12,000 worth of cigarettes and causing £3,400 worth of damage.
September 3, 2018: Break-in at Booker cash and carry in Basingstoke, with damage caused to the value of £1,998 in an attempt to steal cigarettes.
September 4, 2018: Break-in at Booker cash and carry in Harnham, Salisbury, with damage caused to the value £8,349 in attempt to steal cigarettes.
September 10, 2018: Break-in at Dobbies Garden Centre in Gillingham, Kent, where offenders had cut a hole in the roof and cut open a safe stealing £4,000 and causing of damage worth £3,000.
Apitilisei received a range of consecutive prison sentences, from 15 months to three years and will serve a total of three years in jail.
Detective Constable Mark Welch, from Wiltshire Police's Community Tasking Team, said: "This was a complex investigation, where we took the lead for all the Forces who'd had offences in their areas.
"Apitilisei was clearly part of a very organised group of offenders who would target commercial premises in the hours of darkness and would go equipped with tools for the job.
"Our enquiries are now ongoing to find the offenders who worked alongside him and make sure they are also brought to justice."
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