This stunning, gorgeous home is nicknamed "Lookout Lodge" and is located in the Zephyr Heights neighborhood, the house has a deluxe rating and is 4,400 square feet big, which makes it perfect for very large groups of people. The home can sleep up to 16 people! Additionally, the home has breathtaking views from its rooftop deck and there is ample furniture on the deck for outdoor entertaining. In addition, the home features a game room with a pool table and gaming table and also comes with a private, covered hot tub with simply astounding views.
Inside the home you will find an amazing, carpeted living area with big, comfortable couches and plenty of space to lounge, entertain, or relax. The couches sit in front of a nice warm fireplace set inside a stone wall and there are gorgeous wood accent beams throughout the living area and the home itself. The living area also features tons of windows that let in a lot of sunlight throughout the day, no matter what the time of year. These windows not only warm the living room up so that it's nice and toasty, but they also provide you with some simply astounding views. A nice wooden banister separates the living area from the gorgeously tiled dining area in this home. The dining table is made completely of rustic wood logs and seats 6 people. Additionally, there's another taller dining table that can seat 4-6 more people.
A door leading out to the deck is right next to the dining room table and you'll find yourself gazing out this door a lot because it looks right out onto the gorgeous green mountains surrounding the home. Next to the dining room you will find the kitchen, which is huge and features big, stainless steel appliances, a center island, an additional table to eat at, plenty of granite counter space, and lots of space for multiple people to cook at the same time. This kitchen is perfect for entertaining large groups or simply hanging around and cooking a small meal with an intimate group of friends. The kitchen also features a bar/island that can seat another 4 people at meal time, if you need the seats. And of course, even the kitchen features stunning views of the countryside.
The master suite in this home will astound you: it is fully carpeted and it features a big, comfortable bed, a couch, and a Jacuzzi that is built right into the floor next to the bed. There's also a wood stove in the suite and there's a beautiful, tiled walk-in shower right next to the Jacuzzi. Additionally, the exercise room is right off of this suite and it overlooks the forest and mountains that are right next to the home. This one room could almost be its own separate living space there are so many amazing things in it! The other bedrooms in this home are also carpeted and they feature big, cozy beds, TVs, and great views as well.
One of the best aspects of this home is that it features tons of recreational activities right inside the home. From the Jacuzzi tub to the exercise room to the billiards room, there's something for everyone to do in this home. The rec room has its own refrigerator and sink and features a TV, a pool table, a gaming/poker table, and even a bed to lay down and relax in. Additional amenities in the home include a private hot tub, laundry facilities, a gas barbecue, Internet access, a wood-burning fireplace, and amazing views of the lake, the mountains, and the forests surrounding you.
This home doesn't just offer views through its many amazing windows. It also features a big rooftop deck that includes lots of lounge chairs, a table with an umbrella, a grill, and more. It's the perfect spot for entertaining a large group of people, sunbathing, reading a good book, enjoying a stiff drink, or simply relaxing in the sun. And, like the rest of the house, the views from this deck are sensational! From here you can look out on nearly everything Lake Tahoe has to offer, from the lake to the ski slopes to the mountains and forests in the distance. In addition to this rooftop deck there is another wooden deck off of the dining room that also has lounge chairs and also offers spectacular views. So you're not limited for choices when it comes to where you want to hang out and relax and get some great views in this house.
Finally, the hot tub: this home features an awesome indoor/outdoor hot tub that offers some amazing views. With this hot tub, you won't have to worry about the weather, but it is open to the outside so you'll be able to feel the gentle breeze blowing in through the open windows. And best of all, since it's mostly indoors, it's completely private, so you won't have to worry about neighbors or keeping the noise down late at night.
So go ahead, if you're looking for luxury, lots of space, amazing views, and tons of awesome amenities, then look no further than this gorgeous cliff-side home in Zephyr Heights. All beds have down comforters.
Square Footage: 4,400 Square Feet.
The Zephyr Heights Neighborhood features upscale homes, some with gorgeous views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains. Zephyr Heights is close to Nevada Beaches, Zephyr Cove Resort and offers some great East Shore Lake Tahoe Views. The Zephyr Heights neighborhood boasts exquisite houses suited for second time home buyers looking to upgrade or for a deluxe vacation home in Lake Tahoe.
This house has lovely views of Lake Tahoe, although I wish the hottub was on the top deck! It still has a good view where it is located though. The living room also has a phenomenal view. Furniture on the upper deck needs to have the padding replaced. It is worn, torn and grungy. House is well stocked with cookware, silverware, etc. It also has a washer and dryer (some detergent was there already). Great location on near top of Zephyr Cove hill, which is a solid 3/4 mile jog uphill if you need a workout while you are there. Only 4 miles to the casinoes at the state line in South Lake Tahoe. Check in/check out was painless with the key in a lockbox on site. Instructions around the house/hottub need to be updated. And we had to fill the hottub up another foot or so when we arrived and wait for it to heat up to use. After that, it worked like a charm. House has one extremely nice and large bedroom with access to the hottub. The rest of the bedrooms are much smaller, less extravagant. The original cost for the per night rate on the website leads one to believe renting the house is reasonable. However, at the end of the transaction, there are numerous fees for hottub, cleaning, etc. added which tacks on hundreds of additional dollars. Due to these extraneous fees, I feel the value for your money goes from what seems reaonable when first viewing the property to poor. The total price per night should be shown up front in my opinion.
We loved Lookout Lodge at Zephyr Heights. However, for "luxury properties", I hope that some of the tattered and worn furniture would be updated soon. Upstairs on rooftop patio, almost all chair cushions were torn and worn. No lounge chairs either for such a large space. Indoors, kitchen and bar chairs were rickety and unstable. Bedding needs to be updated also in some rooms. Buckingham was timely in response to needs and always professional. Recommend for large group but would not call it "luxury" without some improvements.
Could not ask for a better rental. Rooms were spacious. View was unbelieveable had a great time.
Everything was seamless and wonderful. This is a very spacious house complete with a roof top deck, pool table, and poker table. It is in the Zepher Heights neighborhood so only Yellow Taxi can pick you up and take you to the Casinos. I called about three different cab company's before calling the concierge from Buckingham to get a driver. We used Mike at Yellow Taxi for the duration of our stay. I also really enjoyed the spa visit to Body Essentials. My only complaint was that the hot tub did not get very hot and we couldn't get the hose to connect so we could add more water, so were unable to use it on our last day. The furniture decor is also very old and outdated, but for a relaxing get away, this was all around great!
Located on the southeast part of Lake Tahoe, Zephyr Cove offers a slew of fun activities, such as kayaking, boating, hiking, mountain biking, sunbathing, and sight-seeing cruises. This location is also just a few minutes' drive from the casinos located in South Lake Tahoe. The Zephyr Cove Stables also offer a great place to do some horseback riding. If you're a hiker you might hit up the Logan Shoals Vista Trail. For those looking to hit the beach, the Round Hill Pines Beach and Marina is a sure bet for some good sun and great swimming. The beach has a bar, too, but you could also hit up O'Neill's Irish Surf Bar if you're looking for a tasty drink.
We Have Vacation Rentals in Zephyr Cove, NV. We Know You Only Need 1.


In what can only be described as a "stunning" move by President Obama, just days ago he authorized the release of five Taliban prisoners previously held at the prison in Guantanamo Bay in exchange for the return of US Army Soldier Bowe Bergdahl. It's been awhile so you may or may not remember that Bergdahl was captured by the Taliban roughly five years after walking off base while serving in Afghanistan. The circumstances regarding his capture and how he ended up off base have never been made public but bits and pieces have made their way to light.
Just today a story broke on Twitter where an alleged squad mate of Bergdahl's gives his first hand account of exactly what happened the night of his disappearance and in the days leading up to it. The Soldier, identified by his Twitter handle CodyFNfootball talks about Bergdahl's reclusive behavior in the weeks leading up to their deployment, his time spent trying to learn the local Afghan languages, his purchase of a Soviet style AK-47 rifle, and his frequent inquiries into how his equipment might get reported if he were to "lose" it. "Cody" talks about Bergdahl's openly stated desire to "walk to China", and recounts that Bergdahl did indeed mail home his personal belongings shortly before his disappearance. "Cody" describes what happened the night Bergdahl went missing and the search for him afterward. He recounts that some local Afghan children recalled seeing an American crawling through the grass alone in the dark. Some local villagers also claimed to have seen an American come through their village wanting water and supposedly asking for someone to introduce him to the local Taliban fighters. "Cody's" story is still fresh and has yet to be verified but if it does prove to be true then his tale shows that not only was Bergdahl a deserter but also a traitor who was attempting to defect to the enemy. As I said, none of this has been verified as of yet.
What is truly stunning about this entire situation is not that Bergdahl appears to have been a deserter. It's not even that he may have attempted to defect. No. What is truly stunning is the price President Obama paid to retrieve this man. Obama authorized the release of five Taliban prisoners, and not just any five. He released the five most senior Taliban prisoners we had. Mohammad Fazl, Khirullah Khairkhwa, Abdul Haq Wasiq, Mullah Norullah Noori, and Mohammad Nabi Omari.
Let us examine who these men are: Fazl was the Taliban's deputy defense minister during the early days of the war. Khairkhwa served as the Taliban interior minister and governor of Herat and is also alleged to have had close personal ties to Osama bin Laden. Wasiq was the Taliban's deputy minister of intelligence; one of his jobs was to build the Taliban's global network of terrorist and jihadist groups. Noori was a senior Taliban military commander and also a regional governor. And Omari held several high positions within the Taliban including chief of security. Did I mention that Fazl and Noori are also accused of war crimes including the mass execution of thousands of Shia Muslim civilians? So not only did we trade five very high ranking Taliban prisoners for one apparent deserter, but two of them are war criminals who supposedly facilitated the mass executions of thousands of people.
But hold on, it gets much worse when you examine the situation more closely. Take a moment and ask yourself how many American military personnel, men and women, died capturing these five individuals. Five? Ten? A hundred? A Thousand? Without doubt lives were lost during the capture of these people and now the Obama administration has put a value on those lost lives. The lives of those lost during the operations which resulted in the capture of these senior Taliban officials are worth exactly one man, a man who appears to have been a deserter and may or may not have been a defector.
And to top it all off this entire thing was a violation of standing US law. You see Congress is required by law to be notified 30 days prior to any change in status of US-held prisoners of war. The reason for this is so Congress can determine whether or not there is any danger to America or our allies and interests and if so, can that danger be mitigated. Obama authorized this prisoner exchange without notifying Congress in clear violation of our laws.
So who is the big winner in all this? America? We got returned to us the only known American Soldier being held in captivity, but there are serious and alarming concerns about the character and quality of this Soldier and the events surrounding his capture. Particularly if he was intending to defect as "Cody" makes it seem. The Taliban? They got returned to them five of their highest ranking prisoners held by the US in exchange for one very suspect Soldier, and they got the President of the United States to violate US law to do it. The circumstances of this ordeal will no doubt further fragment our already divided nation which only helps to improve the bargaining position of the Taliban in future talks. And they got the United States of America to violate one of our most inviolate rules that the United States does not negotiate with terrorists. Apparently we do, and apparently we're not very good at it.
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Published September 30, 2022 11:22 pm
'Predatory,' widespread sexual harassment on Australia's Antarctic research bases, report finds
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Australian women working on research bases in Antarctica have been plagued by a widespread culture of sexual harassment
By Martin Goillandeau and Tara Subramaniam, CNN
Australian women working on research bases in Antarctica have been plagued by a widespread culture of sexual harassment, a recently released report found.
The report, commissioned by the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), notes that the women reported unwelcome requests for sex, inappropriate sexual comments and displays of offensive or pornographic material.
"Given the underrepresentation of women in the AAP (Australian Antarctica Program) (especially during winter) some women also described the culture as 'predatory' and objectifying," the report said, while other participants described a homophobic culture on stations.
The report, conducted by associate professor Meredith Nash from the University of Tasmania, also revealed female expeditioners feel they "must go to great lengths to make their menstruation invisible" and go through "additional psychological and physical labor to manage" menstruation, including changing their menstrual products without privacy or adequate sanitation.
Australia's Environment and Water Minister Tanya Plibersek said in an interview with Australian public broadcaster ABC she was "gobsmacked" to read the report.
"Let me be absolutely clear: there is no place for sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior in any workplace," Plibersek said in a statement Thursday, calling the treatment described in the report as "unacceptable."
The report made recommendations on how to change the culture at the stations, including the creation of an "equity and inclusion task force."
Plibersek said Australia's Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water is working through the recommendations.
Australia is not alone in combating these issues.
The report on the Australian research bases in Antarctica comes a month after the US National Science Foundation (NSF) released an assessment of the US Antarctic Program which found that "sexual harassment, stalking, and sexual assault are ongoing, continuing problems in the USAP community."

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Community Engagement Meeting On Tuesday
Bermuda Police, alongside community partners, will hold a Community Engagement Meeting from 6.00pm to 8.00pm on Tuesday [Sept 13] at the Heritage Worship Community Centre on Dundonald Street .
Speaking at a press conference today to release the latest crime statistics, Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva said, "We have invited four community partners to join us in a Community Engagement Meeting to be held between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm on Tuesday 12th September at the Heritage Worship Community Centre on Dundonald Street, Pembroke.
"I will be joined by: Martha Dismont from the Family Centre, Kimberley Jackson from Mirrors, Gina Spence from The Champions Programme, and David Lovell from Men on a Mission. Minister of National Security, Senator Jeffrey Baron, and Shadow Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Walter Roban, will also be in the audience.
"We will be talking about the things that have been working so far, and exploring what more can be done. This will be a solutions-driven conversation that will appeal to everyone who wants to make a real difference in tackling gang violence and making Bermuda safer.
"The meeting is open to everyone and I hope to see you all there."
Magazine And Ammunition Recovered
Police: 911 Number Now Back In Service
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BPS Reminds Public Of Curfew, Speed Limits
Commissioner Corbishley's Christmas Message
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Q: Script to query table's column analysis data e.g:
select * from SomeView where tablename = 'tablename';

and expected system'll return this result:
+-----------+------------+----------+------+----------+----------+------------+------------+------------------------+
| tablename | columnName |   type   | size | minvalue | maxvalue | rows_count | avg_length | last_Analysis_Datetime |
+-----------+------------+----------+------+----------+----------+------------+------------+------------------------+
| xxxx      | xxxx       | nvarchar |  100 | null     | xxx      |       1000 |          3 | 2020-02-26             |
+-----------+------------+----------+------+----------+----------+------------+------------+------------------------+

what I've tried:
I can use EXEC SP_HELPSTATS + DBCC SHOW_STATISTICS to get result, but it's not table result set data format.
EXEC SP_HELPSTATS 'tablename','ALL'
DBCC SHOW_STATISTICS(tablename,'STATISTIC_Name')

A: Below official documentation might help you.

DBCC SHOW_STATISTICS displays current query optimization statistics for a table or indexed view. The query optimizer uses statistics to estimate the cardinality or number of rows in the query result, which enables the query optimizer to create a high quality query plan. For example, the query optimizer could use cardinality estimates to choose the index seek operator instead of the index scan operator in the query plan, improving query performance by avoiding a resource-intensive index scan.

DBCC SHOW_STATISTICS (Transact-SQL)

B. Returning all statistics properties for a table

Edit: For further need.

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When it comes to personal growth and development (and professional development, too), we all have a different perception of what it means and how we want to go about it. Also, what we're ready for.
I tend to describe it as a spectrum – some of us are just starting out and may begin by doing something like a little reading. Some of us have been working at it a little longer and may regularly engage in a variety of other, more active pursuits, like workshops or coaching.
But no matter where you are on the spectrum of personal growth, I believe there is a certain point where we can all do it a little differently and get so.much.more out of it – i.e. results, change, answers. Because regardless of your approach, it's always possible to stagnate. At the same time – it's possible to take responsibility and level up.
I wanted to talk a bit more about this and share some insight and tips on how to get more from your personal growth in this week's YouTube video. Check it out.
What do you think? Ever feel stuck in your personal growth?
Again, wherever you're at, just know that in engaging intentionally with any of this, you're going deeper than any kind of passive engagement (*ahem* scrolling, reading but not implementing, etc.). It's usually easier with a partner to keep you on track, and I swear I'm not just saying that because I can help. I'm saying it because I've been there, and I've been trapped in my head many a time and having someone to guide me out of it (and remind me of the big points I talked about in the video!) got me the growth and results I was looking for.
But you can do it on your own too, little by little.
And that pause and focus will lead to better results, whatever results you may be seeking.
If, perchance, the results you're seeking are clarity and direction? Good news! I'm doing my signature workshop, the Get it Sorted Session, again in May! It's going to be 90-minute sessions for three Wednesday evenings in a row, and it's going to be everything you need right now. If you're local to the Saint Louis area and are interested, or know someone who is, email me now to get a head start on securing your spot.


Kobo offer a Trivia monthly Contest, with a different theme for each month. The player answer daily questions during 10 days to receive a prize.
Based on the same template, first a basic one, then responsive, I designed a creative visual for each theme. Colors and creative are decline to be adapt to each pages.


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JPM offers equal alternatives to expensive drugs for the treatment of chronic and non-chronic diseases.
JPM established many projects that add to the local economy development, such as new lines of health care products that did not exist previously in this area of the world and that is based on scientific and innovative research.
JPM strategy comprises many objectives that are directly related to economical sustainability, such as optimization, and asset utilization objectives in addition to internal technology upgrade and backward integration.
JPM has partnership relations with its suppliers and customers with the objective of pushing the business and economy forward.


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Will and Jada Buy Part of the Philadelphia 76ers
By BMWK Staff 5 Comments
You know the words…
"In West Philadelphia born and raised on the playground was where I spent most of my days…"
Well Big Willie and his lovely wife Jada Pinkett Smith have just become part of the new ownership group for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers. This flies against all of the swirling divorce rumors and we LOVE that. We're sure that Will, one of the biggest names in Hollywood is loving the opportunity to become a minority owner for a team that he has supported for years.
This is from a press release issued by the team:
The investor group is led by Harris, who will serve as Managing Owner of the 76ers and as the team's Governor on the NBA Board of Governors. Other investors include David Blitzer, who will serve as Co-Managing Owner and an Alternate Governor of the NBA, CEO Adam Aron who will also serve as an Alternate Governor of the NBA, Martin Geller, David Heller, Travis Hennings, James Lassiter, Marc Leder, Jason Levien, Michael Rubin, Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith, Handy Soetedjo, Erick Thohir and Art Wrubel, all of whom have made personal investments in the team.
Great to see couples making moves together!
Filed Under: Black Celebrity Marriages, Entertainment Tagged With: jada pinkett smith, Philadelphia 76ers, will smith
About BMWK Staff
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Aisha Greene says
Those two really do NOT mess around!!!
They are definitely a couple to look up to. I am so happy and proud of them!!
Dionneseabury says
Wow power couple I love it
Charlotte Dallam says
They are really special today to a working together family Jada your daugther song is beautiful. Will your Son movie was great too. and take care and Hollywood lu.lol
Carliss276 says
I wish you guys well. I wished Allen Iverson hadn't left the team, or maybe I stand to be corrected. I will be rooting for the 76er's. Way to go, you guys got my vote. Allen is a GREAT player. Maybe, he'll get a championship soon.


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Home › Journal › Zuordnung offen › Moishe Postone, 1942–2018 (english)
Moishe Postone, 1942–2018 (english)
deutsch – portuguès
When we, a small group of theorists with a commitment to the renewal of radical social critique, first encountered Moishe Postone's then still little-known essay on the logic of antisemitism in the late 1980s, it struck us like a thunderbolt. The critique of value was still incipient and had struggled to establish itself against the guardians of traditional Marxism with whom we would engage in polemical skirmishes—and suddenly there was somebody else who thought in such a compatible way. His analysis of antisemitism as a form of fetishistic 'anti-capitalism' was of course a groundbreaking, completely new insight for us. But it didn't stop there. The underlying way of reading Marxian theory, the centring of the critique of labour and of value as social relation, struck almost exactly to the core of the theoretical developments that we had made to find our way out of the cul-de-sac of critical stagnation. This moment of joy at the fact that someone else had pursued such a similar way to the reinterpretation of Marxian theory shaped my relationship to Moishe, even if it would be a few years before I would meet him in person and come to cherish him.
No less decisive was my later participation in the translating into German of his seminal book Time, Labor, and Social Domination, which could never have succeeded without the most intensive grappling with the conceptualities and lines of thought that are developed within it. I still feed on this task today. It helped me like very little else to clarify my own thinking, including where I didn't agree with Moishe. It was a disappointment for us that the publication of Moishe's book only made a small contribution to arousing comprehensive and more profound understanding of his theoretical approach among the German left. Moishe's German-language reception saw him primarily as the initiator of a new perspective on antisemitism, that was critical of fetishism—and this was unquestionably correct. But in this reception this perspective remained almost completely separate from his critical theory of capitalism. That this form of socialization rests on mediation through labour and is subject to a historically specific, goal-driven dynamic—and that the vanishing point of this dynamic is the suspension of precisely that mediation through labour—remained a closed book to the German left, and above all for its academic offshoot. This was visible from the sparse criticism of Moishe's book, which consistently revealed incomprehension and resistance.
This was not the case in other countries, such as Brazil and France, perhaps because there there was already a context of value-critical discourse which had been established through the reception of Krisis texts. The curiously abbreviated reception of Moishe's work within the German-speaking discourse is nonetheless vexing. To break through this and to establish for Moishe's theoretical approach the prestige that it merits remains to be accomplished. That in some respects we had our theoretical differences (above all Moishe was never in agreement with our crisis-theoretical interpretation of the goal-oriented dynamic of capitalism) is of no consequence here. Our paths—those of Krisis, and of Moishe Postone—were never the same, but in many respects they ran alongside one another, and crossed frequently. Personally too. With Moishe Postone we thus lose a companion. His death fills me and us with grief.
Norbert Trenkle (Gruppe Krisis)
Nürnberg, 24. März 2018


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Ingleside – miasto w Stanach Zjednoczonych, w stanie Teksas, w hrabstwach San Patricio i Nueces.

Pierwsi osadnicy przybyli na teren obecnego miasta w 1854 r., prawa miejskie natomiast uzyskało w 1951 roku.

Demografia
Według przeprowadzonego przez United States Census Bureau spisu powszechnego w 2010 miasto liczyło 9 387 mieszkańców, co oznacza utrzymanie populacji w porównaniu do roku 2000. Natomiast skład etniczny w mieście wyglądał następująco: Biali 83,7%, Afroamerykanie 1,9%, Azjaci 2,1%, pozostali 12,3%. Kobiety stanowiły 50% populacji.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Ingleside, TX – Texas State Historical Association
 Oficjalna strona

Przypisy

Miasta w stanie Teksas

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What is a Computer Anyway?
You will know how to sort, filter, and group data.
You will know how to display data in tables and charts.
You will know how to track comments and changes.
You will know how to format data.
You will know what PivotTables are and how to use them to answer questions.
You will know how to use What-If analysis to set goals.
Begin by watching the video below. Once you are done with the video you can use the links below it to dive deeper. You may also jump straight to the activity. If there isn't one you can move on to the next subtopic.
Download and open this practice worksheet.
Sort Homeroome # in ascending order.
Sort the cell range G3:H7 so that Orders are listed highest to lowest.
Add a second level and sort the Payment Method column by color, making red cells appear first.
Add another level using a custom list to sort T-Shirt Size in order of Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large.
Lastly, change the sorting priority so that we're first sorting by the cell color in Payment Method, next by Homeroom # and finally by T-Shirt Size.
Once everyting looks good, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - Sorting (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - Sorting").
If you do not complete this module during one class session you can always email the activity attachments to yourself until you're ready to send them to your instructor.
Apply filters to this spreadsheet.
Filter the Type column so that is only displays laptops and cameras.
Add another filter that only shows results with "EDI" under Brand Equipment.
Clear both of the filters.
Add an advanced text filter to display data that does not contain the word "saris" under Brand Equipment. This should exclude all Saris brand equipment.
Add a date filter to only show data that was Checked Out in September 2013.
Add a number filter to view ID #s that are below 3000.
Once everyting looks good, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - Filtering (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - Filtering").
Create a line chart for the data in the cell range A1:F6.
Give the chart any title you'd like.
Feel free to change the colors or style of the chart, if you'd like.
Move the chart to a new worksheet.
Once you have everything how you like, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - Charts (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - Charts").
Delete, add, or edit the text in four or five cells. Notice how the edited cells are highlighted.
Accept all of the tracked changes, then turn off Track Changes.
Add three comments to different cells in your worksheet.
Show all of the comments, then hide them.
Once you are done, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - Track Changes (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - Track Changes").
Apply a conditional formatting rule to cells B3:G23 that will fill the cells with green if their value is greater than or equal to $10000.
Apply a conditional formatting rule to cells B3:G23 that will fill the cells with red if their value is less than or equal to $5000.
Apply a conditional formatting rule to cells B3:G23 that will fill the cells with yellow if their value is greater than $5000 but less than $10000.
Once you are done, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - Conditional Formatting (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - Conditional Formatting").
Select all of the data in the worksheet and create a PivotTable.
Next, select the source data again and insert another PivotTable.
Next, select the source data again and insert one last PivotTable.
Once you are done, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - PivotTables (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - PivotTables").
Use the Goal Seek function to determine what grade you will need to get on Test 3 in order to earn a Final Grade average of 75.
Once you are done, save the file to your desktop and rename the file with the following convention: Year-Month-Day - Your Name - WhatIf (Ex: "2014-09-16 - Kyle Brazil - WhatIf").
This is the last activity in the module so now it's time to submit your work.
Attach all of the activities from this module that you saved to your desktop to an email to your instructors.
Subject: "Excel Activities - Part 2"
Write a short note explaining what is attached.
Tell us what was your favorite thing that you learned. If nothing, let us know what you'd rather learn about in Excel.
Once sent, make sure that you delete all of the files off of the desktop and then empty the recycle bin.
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package etcd

import (
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/api"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/fields"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/labels"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/event"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/generic"
	etcdgeneric "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/registry/generic/etcd"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/runtime"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/storage"
)

type REST struct {
	*etcdgeneric.Etcd
}

// NewREST returns a RESTStorage object that will work against events.
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Posted on April 11, 2016	by Mark Rossiter
Leicester City. Earlier in the season, during their improbable run to the top of the table, they were – in sheer footballing terms, never mind what else they stand for – inspirational. Like when Riyad Mahrez (playing in Ligue II two years ago) did this to the plutocrat-funded EPL champions:
Or when Jamie Vardy (hero of Halifax and Fleetwood in his mid-twenties) stuck this belter (goal of the season?) on five-times-European-champions Liverpool:
Just two examples.
Declaration of interest: I am a neutral, a lapsed (hooliganism in the '80s, not serial failure) Leeds fan. But how could anyone not want an unfancied team that play like Leicester to win the title?
Of course, it could never happen. Money in top-level football is a relative thing (after all, Leicester themselves are backed by the owner of the Thai duty-free monopoly, hardly a pauper), but the golden sacks of the big four will win out come May. The natural order: just like the free market, trickle-down economics and free-trade agreements, all that stuff we've been schooled to since Maggie won in '79. Forget what you knew in the '60s and '70s; no first-timers had been champions since Brian Clough's Forest, straight off the back of promotion, in 1978. But Clough was a certified genius fit for the movies, right? And that was in the days before squad rotation; that was almost black-and-white TV.
Of course, you could argue, here are Leicester, just like the teams of 40 and 50 years ago, turning out (and winning) the same way every week: Schmeichel; Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Fuchs; Mahrez, Drinkwater, Kanté, Albrighton; Okazaki, Vardy. Something about team spirit and discipline, maybe? Well, that helps of course; but it must be a blip, without the big money to back it.
Clever, plucky little Leicester. So entertaining while it lasts.
And then, about a month ago, it began to look serious. Top of the table in February? Here's a challenge the big boys – Arsenal's turn this time – will surely pass, and Leicester will fail. But instead Leicester changed their game; they stopped being routinely impressive, and instead clung to it. Vardy stopped scoring, Mahrez virtually disappeared, but they kept grinding it out: 1-0, 1-0, 1-0. It was beginning to look like they knew what they needed to do to win. Last week they kicked off against Southampton five points clear, and were outplayed for large stretches of the game. Mahrez looked tired, Vardy went missing; Southampton could – maybe should – have had two penalties. But the central defence of Morgan and the "ever-growing Huth" (as a commentator called him yesterday) were right on the spot when it mattered. Leicester rode the luck of potential champions, and all it took, in 90 minutes, was one perfect cross and one spectacular header:
1-0, again.
Yesterday at relegation-threatened Sunderland, the unbelievable seemed, once again, unbelievable. Kanté was functional as always, but Vardy was driven wide and Mahrez hardly there; even when he woke up in the second half, he kept losing the ball. Drinkwater was trying to pick up the attacking slack; but, let's face it, he's not a striker. Sunderland outplayed them at times; survival, again, was down to Morgan, Huth and Schmeichel. Well into the second half, here comes a draw – or even, breathe it, a 1-0 loss. They could still win the title that way.
And then this happens:
So it became another 1-0, clinging in there for the last 20. Except that right at the end, after lots of messing around by the corner flags, lightning struck twice:
If you're not a Spurs fan, how can you argue with that?
But for all of that class, the moment that illustrates why they deserve to be champions came in the 78th minute, with Sunderland attacking. A cross came in, and the Sunderland striker on the end fluffed it. Any self-respecting multi-million asshole from the big teams (why am I visualizing Diego Costa?) might have stuck it in the loser's face for psychological advantage; but instead the Leicester defender (I didn't spot which) patted him on the back, as if to commiserate: "I've been where you are, and I feel it. You may be playing a division lower next season, but I will be there with you, because that's where I came from. You dream, so do I, and we both give all we have; we're footballers. But in terms of success, that guarantees nothing. And maybe in a few years – months, even – our positions will be reversed."
Can Leicester really do it? It's still not guaranteed. Claudio Ranieri, who used to be styled the tinkerman (he seems to have got over that), could also be called the nearly man: he has been second with Chelsea, Juventus, Roma and Monaco, but never won. There are still four teams in with a mathematical chance, of whom Tottenham, the other underdogs, are (pleasingly) the most likely. Leicester still have to win three of five, or win two and draw three; that's not easy. It has often been pointed out that for them even to have come this far is a triumph, but that no longer seems enough, at least for those not affiliated to a big-money club: by mid-April, they've been doing it so well for so long that it will really only satisfy if they go the whole way.
Now if only Bernie, on a more important scale, can pull the same honest trick in 2016…
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Allison Rossiter says:
hi dad thanks for showing me that article! it was brilliant (although some of it was a bit confusing) xxx, K PS. why is one of the footballers named drinkwater? PPS. I wish I could be there to watch the football with you
Mark Rossiter says:
thanks sweetie! yes I wish you had been with me for yesterday's game too. I will try to explain the confusing bits when you get home. I don't know why Danny Drinkwater is called Drinkwater – we are we called Rossiter?! Maybe he drinks water, but where does that leave us? 🙂
Andrew Lloyd says:
Hello, I've just come across this. I was just showing Sachiko your blog – she's thinking of setting up her own. Yours is a good example. I love the Mahrez and Vardy goals that you've chosen. I think that's the Chelsea match after which Mourinho got sacked. Couldn't happen to a nicer chap. Vardy's is brilliant. He said he'd noticed Mignolet (?) often off his line in the match and so just went for it when the chance fell. I was also fond of the Mahrez goal against Man City, where he wins a 50-50 outside their box, then shimmies a step over before thumping the ball past the goal-keeping genius that is Joe Hart. A brilliant season, which won't be repeated.
Yes that Man City game was quite an event. I see Mourinho is at it again already at Man U – knocking Wenger and Klopp. Seems we are in for a festival of paranoia then, whatever the quality of the football! Leicester are unlikely to repeat, I agree, especially without Kante. But hopefully there will be some good football and a more competitive league than was the case until 2015…
Hi, I imagine the word 'anorak' may not have a Thai equivalent, however, here is something I enjoyed about football tactics from a Jonathan Wilson a few months back, reflecting on how tactics evolve. Agree about Kante. They will miss him. I didn't miss Mourinho for one minute last season. Quite a change to have a manager like Ranieri who wasn't into mind games or winding up the ref and so on.
Anyway, enjoy.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/may/12/future-football-tactics-evolution-invoke-the-past
I love Jonathan Wilson, but I hadn't seen this – thanks. I see Guardian writers in the aggregate are predicting a return, ghastly as it may seem, of Man U to the summit this season. Personally I'm not so sure – it was tremendous sport watching Mourinho's implosion last season, and it would be doubly gratifying to watch a repeat performance in a red shirt. And it does look like another potentially open season – the recent big four plus Spurs and even maybe Liverpool could be in contention, with Leicester seeming unlikely to repeat but not totally out of the question. Looking forward to it – here we go!
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Manu Ginobili got the home crowd rocking in Sunday's Game 4, scoring 10 of his 16 in the final frame to lock up a home win.
The Spurs closed the game on a 15-4 run, thanks in large part to some buckets from Manu. In what might've been Ginobili's final home game, he didn't disappoint with three rebounds, five assists and three triples. He's not the player he once was, obviously, but Ginobili can still turn back the clock every once in awhile.


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Police have released more details of how prisoner escaped Devon jail
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Police have revealed a getaway car was waiting for a man who escaped from a Devon prison this morning while serving an eight-year jail sentence.
A car with three men inside was waiting outside HMP Channings Wood in Newton Abbot when Miley Connors, 24, escaped the prison at 8.50am.
Connors was serving an eight-year prison sentence for burglary, it is believed he was jailed in 2017.
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Police have warned not to approach Connors, but to call 999 if he is seen.
A police spokesman said: "Police enquires remain ongoing to locate and arrest Connors."
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He was last seen wearing a grey sweat shirt and blue jeans or trousers. He is described as a white male, around 5ft 10ins tall and has an Irish accent.
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Q: Add colors to dimple.js bar chart based on value and add goal line I have 3 queries.
1) How to add custom colors in a bar chart? In the attached image for example, I want to add different colors for Metric Pink and Blue.
2) I want to show a horizontal line as goal/target value for e.g. at 3.0k on y-axis.
3) The chart should render the x-axis values in order of Jan,Feb,Mar,Apr which is not happening now. Please advise.

  Pink and Blue Distribution

A: Try this out
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1) custom colors:
chart.assignColor("Pink","pink");
chart.assignColor("Blue","blue");

2) horizontal line at Value = 3000:
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    ];

3) sort x-axis by month
x.addOrderRule(["Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr"]);

A: For 2) you could use something like this below for adding horizontal line(s). I use the following code for generating rules (horizontal grid line)
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John Kerry talks about the Iran nuclear deal and shares his take on the blue wave of the 2018 midterm elections.
The establishment is worried about Justice Democrats.
On a related note, what a sad and pathetic let down John Kerry became. Shame on him.
If Nancy Pelosi is so awful and ineffectual to achieving the goals of Democrats, then why are republicans so opposed to her??????? The #FiveWhiteMen not only need to take a seat, but be called out on their misogyny and as the republican sympathizers that they are. All of these men challenging Pelosi are far from being Progressive Liberal Democrats. They ran as Centrists, but are more in line with the Republican agenda and have voted against bills to protect the rights of minorities, women, healthcare and the lower and middle classes.
Oh John Kerry. I'm so sad to hear you support Nancy Pelosi. Not surprised, just sad.
Kick Pelosi out she is a light conservative and so is this man. It's time for actual leftist agenda to take control and lead towards a better future.
And those people that turned out don't want Plosi. You're spitting in their faces by forcing her on us.
As a Canadian, I gotta say it's not that hard. We just hide it behind passive aggressive politeness, good Sir.
Obama, HRC, Pelosi and the DNC all sold out all the way to right of center to take full advantage of citizens united for their own personal Greed!!!
The Republicans and Alt-Right hate Kerry because next to Drumpf he looks like a real president. Smart, experienced and compassionate. Not a big baby worried about how his hair looks.
Rich corrupt politicians protecting each other!
Sorry Mr Kerry, but you couldn't be more wrong. Pelosi is in the pockets of big corps just like many other Dems and even more Reps. She is NOT the right person to lead the Dems, not even "transitional". Period.
Donald Trump approval ratings: 40%.
Look at her contributions and you see why Trump still managed to beat Coorporate democrats.
Of course a republican will support Nancy Pelosy … she is so corrupted… because of her and the Democratic establishment… they control de Senate and Supreme Court … no wonder why Trump also supports Nancy Pelosy !! Her career can be summarised as a big corporate donor sell out …. she is the voice of lobbyists within the government, she has done more bad than good !! It's time for a progressive agenda with real progressive elected!
John Kerry still the same party man.
I'd like nancy more if she wasn't against the democratic party's base and saying "no" to a specific idea what they (The people) want.
There is no defending Pelosi, she is what she is. A Republican in Dem Sheepskin.


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Masters Snooker Day 6 Tips: Back both outsiders
Bets of the Day: Greyed A can make his mark at Fontwell today
Greyed A will appreciate the ground and the drop back in trip
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No luck for Alan yesterday but he is looking to get back on track with two selections from Fontwell and Southwell..
"Dr Richard Newland has seen some improvement already this season out of his lightly raced six-year-old grey, but there could still be more to come."
Back Greyed A @ 11/4 in the 16:30 Fontwell
16:30 Fontwell - Back Greyed A @ 11/4
Greyed A wasn't at his best when he ran at Ludlow last time out but he was stepping up to three miles for the first time under rules and this drop back in trip could be just what the doctor ordered. Dr Richard Newland has seen some improvement already this season out of his lightly raced six-year-old grey but there could still be more to come and he has the cheekpieces on for the first time today.
The Newland team are a very shrewd operation and despite not having a busy schedule in February, they have produced three winners out of their last five runners. Prior to his attempt at three miles last time he has been running well since going handicapping, losing his maiden tag with ease at Lingfield at the end of November. If he runs to the same level as that he has to to go close and you wouldn't rule out a career-best effort given he's so lightly-raced, he also has Top jockey Sam Twiston-Davies on board.
16:10 Southwell - Back Sam Red @ 9/4
Sam Red was unlucky to run into the improving Ami Desbois at Wetherby earlier this month and without anything of that ability in this field this looks like a perfect opportunity to go one better this time in just his third start for Dan Skelton. He is a lightly-raced six-year-old who has won just one race, that being a Navan maiden hurdle in March a couple of years ago. It's fair to say he found life tough after that in Ireland, but this looks like a decent opportunity for the still relatively unexposed selection.
He has the burden of top weight to carry around Southwell today and it's probably fair to say that Dan Skelton's horses are running okay without firing as well as he might be hoping for at the moment, but with his brother Harry onboard, I think he is more than capable of putting another winner on the board for the Skeltons.
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Back Sam Red @ 9/4 in the 16:10 Southwell
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National Security System in the Light Of Constitutional and Democratic Consolidation in Serbia
Security system of the Republic of Serbia: constitutional aspects
Promoting Debate on Constitutional Reforms
Serbian Constitution Should Put the Security System in Service of the Citizens
Constitutional regulation of the security system should be a part of the ongoing constitutional reforms in order to constrain political power and establish a strong democratic civilian control. Apart from the actual text of the Constitution, of great importance are also the process of its adoption, as well as its subsequent implementation, it was concluded at the event organized by the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) on March 28th, 2018 at the Faculty of Political Science in Belgrade.
President of BCSP's Executive Board Miroslav Hadzic emphasized the need for a separate chapter regulating security in the Constitution of Serbia. That chapter should include a clear-cut provision that all actors with security powers are subjected to a democratic civilian control, and not only the Army, as is now the case.
"All post-conflict societies have the problem of defining the security of the political community as a public good. If citizens are not safe, the state can't be either. Citizens' right to participate in the process of forming the optimal security system should be strengthened. Power holders in Serbia have for long practiced the democratic civilian control of security structures rather as a personal control." Hadzic explained.
BCSP Researcher Jelena Pejic presented main findings of comparative analyses of constitutional provisions in the area of security and Serbian constitutional tradition. She pointed out that the Serbian Constitution in force has omitted the identification of state actors authorized to use force, like the police and the security services, that are regularly constitutionally regulated in other countries. Bodies like national security council mostly belong to the constitutional matter, and constitutions of Montenegro and Croatia also contain the obligation to adopt the national security strategy, BCSP researcher said.
"There is a tendency of regulating security more comprehensively in the constitutions of post-conflict societies. South Africa is a great example, where the constitution was adopted in a very inclusive process and became the basis of social cohesion after ending the apartheid regime. It refers to 'security services', not 'forces', which also marks the change of the security apparatus' relation to the citizens", Pejic concluded.
Professor at the Faculty of Political Science Djordje Pavicevic warned that apart from the actual text of the Constitution, it is also important how it was adopted and how it's being implemented because the Constitution is the most relevant instrument for constraining political power.
"If a particular area is well regulated in the Constitution, eventual abuses by the power holders become more evident. The final stand of constitutionalism is democracy and the control it entails", Pavicevic said.
Ivan Dimitrijevic from the Faculty of Security Studies pointed out that a systematic regulation of security should be open to deliberation in an inclusive process.He reminded that the Serbian Constitution of 2006 was promptly adopted after the state community with Montenegro had dissolved; the tendency to work in a rush was evident also when system laws on the security sector were adopted, as well as the National Security Strategy.
"Serbia inherited political inconsistency of the 1974 Yugoslav Constitution, where the security system represents the security of the state, and not of its citizens. We still live in the world of state security, it is the system we inherited from the past", Dimitrijevic underlined.
In 2017 the Government of the Republic of Serbia has initiated the debate on constitutional reforms in the judicial sector after this area was identified as one of the major barriers for progress of Serbian accession negotiations with the European Union. Debate on the Government's constitutional amendments regarding judiciary is still ongoing.
Belgrade Centre for Security Policy aims to contribute to a wider debate on what constitution citizens of Serbia need, with a special focus on the security system that has been the object of BCSP's research, analyses, and recommendations for more than 20 years.
Related topics:security system, constitution, Constitution of Serbia, Constitutional reforms, Miroslav Hadžić, Filip Ejdus, Jelena Pejić


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Getting Out: The Paradox of Parole
January 17, 2017 • By Jessica Pishko
On the Parole Board
Frederic G. Reamer
SANDRA DAVIS-LAWRENCE was convicted for first-degree murder in 1982 and sentenced to life with parole. On her fourth try before the parole board, in 2005, she was found suitable for parole. During her over 20 years in prison, Davis-Lawrence became a model prisoner. She had no disciplinary infractions (a near-miracle), earned two degrees, mentored other women, accepted responsibility for her crime, and had a realistic plan set up for her release. Despite all of this, then Governor Schwarzenegger denied Davis-Lawrence's parole, overruling the board, based on the fact that the original crime was "exceptionally callous."
But Davis-Lawrence was lucky. A group of dedicated lawyers took up her case, bringing it to the California Supreme Court, which reversed Schwarzenegger's decision and held that simply arguing the underlying crime was heinous was not enough to deny an otherwise reformed person parole. (Aren't all murders heinous?)
This case, while the exception rather than the rule, presents the problems of the parole system in all of its frustrating and opaque glory. Unlike other aspects of the criminal justice system, the functioning of parole boards has not benefitted from public scrutiny. The hearings are held behind closed doors. And unlike a trial (which is, admittedly, also now quite rare), the process of determining an inmate's parole relies largely on administrative rules and is not subject to the same rules of evidence or procedure — hearsay, rumors, and all other sorts of evidence are allowed. Potential parolees are not guaranteed a lawyer, nor do they have the right to question evidence used against their suitability. I have observed occasions where individuals before the parole board were told that they had violated a rule without being told what that rule was. (In one example, an individual had "illegally" possessed a guitar pick that was mistaken as a weapon by a non-musical correctional officer.)
Like a lot of agency-based procedures, parole hearings remain somewhat mysterious because the rules governing them involve a large degree of deference. As The Marshall Project has reported, many people accepted sentences assuming that they would be given the meaningful opportunity for parole, only to be denied again and again. The Model Penal Code, a document by lawyers for lawyers, even acknowledges this by saying, "No one has documented an example in contemporary practice, or from any historical era, of a parole-release system that has performed reasonably well in discharging its goals."
The best way to generalize the common demand of a parole board is to assess whether an inmate poses a risk to the community. This is determined in all sorts of ways — psychological exams, victim testimony, family and friend testimony, certificates for rehabilitative programs, letters from correctional officers, et cetera. Furthermore, because there are almost no Constitutional guarantees when you are a convicted felon seeking parole, the process is ripe for being hijacked by political interests, such as, for example, strong statements by the victims, a powerful prosecutor, or an infamous crime (e.g., Manson family).
From my experiences speaking with men and women in prison, it's a bit like getting into an Ivy League college. Inmates who just don't know whether they may get released at their next hearing hedge their bets by attending Alcoholics Anonymous, even if they were alcoholics two decades ago, or by engaging in the theater or writing poetry or sharing insights with a group of veteran inmates. The idea is that the more activities you do, the more useful you seem and the more reason you give the parole board to think that you pose no harm on the outside. You might even be useful.
In his book, On the Parole Board, author Frederic Reamer gives what he casts as an inside look at the mind of a parole board member. Reamer has a lot of experience in this regard — he served as a parole board member from 1992 until January of this year. According to the author, the book is designed to give a balanced look at the responsibilities of the parole board. But the use of largely anecdotal evidence (most of which is presented in summary form, admittedly altered from its original context to protect the identities of the subjects) puts the book firmly in the category of literature I like to call "felons: just like us." Part of Reamer's purpose is to persuade the reader that most parole board members are trying to do the right thing, and most inmates are capable of rehabilitation. (Some are not in Reamer's book — we will get to that later.)
The parole board serves an essential if unsung role in the criminal justice system by hearing the claims of incarcerated people and weighing evidence to determine whether they should be released into society. While parole boards all have some statutory guidance, there's very little oversight. An inmate's only appeal is a lawsuit, but prison officials are given such wide discretion that it is almost impossible to win.
Generally, parole hearings are a black box. I have reviewed parole hearing transcripts, and they often involve reviving the circumstances of the original crime — even if it happened 20 years ago — and requiring a certain amount of awareness on the part of the prisoner. The rules are also contradictory — if a person is innocent, for example, the failure to take responsibility can be held against him. On the other hand, the heinousness of the crime is also a factor, so if someone is innocent of the underlying crime, should that be a factor? No one really knows.
Having acquaintances who have sought parole, I see something like the rush of upper-middle-class children to obtain admission to Yale — they know they need to do something, but they aren't sure what that is. Today, this leads to mass participation in drug treatment, anger management classes, veteran's counseling, art therapy, creative writing, and mentorship — even when those classes no longer serve a purpose. (For example, an inmate might be asked by the parole board to attend Alcoholics Anonymous even if he hasn't had a drink since entering prison 10 years ago.)
Reamer seems like a nice man, by which I mean that he tries his best to make decisions without the influence of politics or personal prejudices. He is sad when inmates don't seem to understand the impact of their crime. He is heartbroken when victims tell their heart-wrenching stories — the worst ones are cases where the victim is a family member who was raped or assaulted by another family member. And, finally, Reamer marvels at the fact that people who do very bad things can seem, well, like the rest of us.
This is best exemplified throughout the book by Reamer's relationship with Dave Sempsrott, a man sentenced to several life sentences for multiple murders. Sempsrott's story reoccurs throughout the book and seems to serve as a reminder that some people defy easy categorization. Reamer first meets Sempsrott as part of a group he facilitates; through letters, he discovers that Sempsrott, who was taciturn and unemotional in person, indeed lived a rich inner life, which he could express in writing. As Reamer points out, Sempsrott's situation presents the major obstacle he would encounter while hearing cases as a parole board member: Why do people commit such horrible crimes? Are some people truly evil?
Reamer basically comes to the conclusion that he isn't sure — some inmates do seem "evil in the truest sense of the term" (among these he includes people who appear to have plotted their revenge against wives and other loved ones) and others appear to be the victims of mental illness and bad environments.
According to Reamer, parole requires a balancing of public safety, rehabilitation, and good old-fashioned punishment. There are several instances where Reamer denies parole simply because there hasn't been enough punishment, even when he admits that prison serves no rehabilitative purpose for the inmate. I appreciated his honesty about the role of punishment — it makes more sense, in some ways, to be up-front that certain crimes will deliver certain consequences, regardless of the perpetrator.
A great deal of the book deals with victims. Perhaps some background will be useful: up until the last few decades, victims had few rights when it came to parole. The victims' rights movement began in the 1970s as researchers began to categorize the responses of victims as something called "victimology." Not coincidentally, this was contemporaneous with the increase in crime from the 1970s through the 1980s. Law enforcement agencies began to form offices to help victims emotionally and financially; those convicted of crimes became required to pay restitution for the benefit of victims.
One output of the victims' rights movement was the involvement of victims in parole hearings. Today, we don't question the role of victim impact statements (think of the letter writer in the Brock Turner case), but they weren't actually allowed until 1982.
For some, the victims' rights movement was a huge success, but it also places a burden on the system. Victim impact statements are incredible powerful, as the author attests multiple times. For example, in one horrific case where the inmate in question had endured horrific abuse as a child, manifesting in a crime, Reamer finds himself swayed by "the anguish-filled testimony by his victim," which he says balances the inmate's sincere desire to change. He points out repeatedly that meeting with victims undoubtedly influenced his thinking, especially victims of sexual abuse and similar crimes.
Undoubtedly, the victims of crime suffer terrible harm, but how much should this affect the treatment of someone seeking parole? Some victims may never forgive their assailant, and this is their right. But Reamer is honest when he says that listening to victims gave him "a deep-seated wish to punish the offenders who sat across from me at the hearing room table."
What should be the place of retribution? If someone is sorry after a year, should he be permitted to be released? Maybe not. Reamer argues that part of his role is to consider not just whether the inmate has changed or poses a threat to public safety, but also whether or not the idealistic theme of justice has been served. Have they earned their release, not just through their works, but through the subjugation of their bodies?
Reamer does believe, however, that the bulk of the people he meets yearn for forgiveness and have worked to redeem themselves. They want to feel forgiven, which Reamer tied to several religious faiths. He also takes pains to point out that the word "redeem" literally means "repurchase" — in other words, there's a transaction taking place. The inmate seeks both deliverance in a religious sense as well as a departure from the slavery that is incarceration. While Reamer never ties this to the great racial disparity that exists in the justice system (his book oddly doesn't seem to "see color"), I think the analogy is apt. I was never sure whether the enduring whiteness of the book was a feature of Rhode Island or whether Reamer did not want to tackle that particular issue.
On the other hand, Reamer points out that some people may never regret their crime; they may continue to associate with people who would commit crimes in prison or they may just not be very sorry. He is also concerned that there are some incarcerated people who might "fake" their redemption, by pretending to be extremely religious, for example.
One way to deal with long prison sentences, according to some reform measures, is to grant a parole hearing earlier in the process. But is this meaningful release? If the parole board will simply object to the length of time served, what is the point of a hearing?
In California, it presents an odd situation where some inmates are released after their term is served — no strings attached. Others will present themselves before the parole board again and again, trying in vain to jump through the required hoops. Does the second group recidivate less? Evidence does suggest that "lifers" are actually the least likely to reoffend once released. But it's unclear whether this is due to age and natural maturation or to the rehabilitative effects of prison and the encouragement of parole boards. Parole is, indeed hope, but because it can feel so arbitrary, it is also frustrating to those who are trying to divine what will be the right thing. To that extent, divorcing parole hearings and prison sentences from their context — the vast racial disparity that exists in the system — seems to ignore the systemic influences that make parole all the more infuriating for most people who earnestly seek it. I can't blame those who give up seeking to repurchase their freedom.
Jessica Pishko graduated with a JD from Harvard Law School and received an MFA from Columbia University. She writes frequently on incarceration and the justice system.
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Ego Ella May // In Short
Songwriter and vocalist, Ego Ella May, chats to us as we listen to her single 'Table for One' and gear up for her upcoming show at Ghost Notes in Peckham.
Hailing from South London, Ego Ella May has an all-encompassing love of music which she channels into her own neo-soul and contemporary jazz compositions.
At the heart of Ego's writing is a deep passion and respect for jazz. Touching on her writing process and her connection to her craft, she explains: "Everyone's ears are so different, so I let them be the judge, but the root of it all is jazz. I write what's on my mind, or if I have a burning desire to write. My favourite quote is "you have to read, to write" so I spend a lot of time reading novels, poetry and books about my history".
Ahead of her show at Peckham's Ghost Notes on Thursday 14th February, we spoke to the artist to find out a little more about her via some quick-fire questions…
Three words to describe our/my music.
cool, quirky, honest.
Last photo on your phone…
a screenshot of the 5 love languages
Favourite instagram account…
too many to choose from! maybe @mosaiceye
The best venue I've played…
i always love the jazz cafe
Earliest song you remember…
how could you possibly know??
The worst job I've ever had…
Sales advisor at G STAR
Favourite food on tour…
i've never been on tour
My Favourite word…
'fab'
Things that cheer me up…
self compassion, records, books, rom-coms, coffee, my sofa, blankets, my bf.
If I could play a gig anywhere it would be…
I think you should listen to…
Jessica Pratt
If I could see anyone play live it would be…
Catch Ego Ella May at Ghost Notes on Thursday 14th February. Stream and purchase 'Table For One' here.
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Toronto (July 20, 2015) – PortsToronto is pleased to announce that the new Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport pedestrian tunnel will open to the public on July 30, 2015, providing travellers with a fast, reliable and convenient access to the airport.
When: July 30, 2015 at 11:00 a.m.
Attendees will take the ferry across to the island-side atrium for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. A tour of the tunnel will follow with exclusive access to the facilities being provided to the media prior to the tunnel opening to the public.
To confirm attendance and receive a schedule of events, please contact Erin Mikaluk at (416) 863-2065 or (647) 298-0544 or email at emikaluk@portstoronto.com.
In March 2012, PortsToronto announced and began excavation on a new 853-foot pedestrian tunnel that would be built under Lake Ontario's Western Channel, connecting mainland Toronto to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. The $82.5 million tunnel was built using an innovative public-private partnership agreement between PortsToronto, Forum Equity Partners and lead contractor PCL, at no cost to taxpayers. To access the tunnel, travellers will descend 100 feet and travel along the main passageway via four moving sidewalks. At the south end of the tunnel, travellers will ascend to the island atrium and airport's check-in area using one of the longest escalator systems in Canada. The tunnel will be 100 per cent powered by green energy supplied by Bullfrog Power Inc.
For downloadable, high-res images and more information on the Pedestrian Tunnel, visit www.portstoronto.com.


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package com.br.distanceCities.core;

import java.math.BigDecimal;

import com.br.distanceCities.enums.Unit;
import com.br.distanceCities.exception.DistanceException;
import com.br.distanceCities.exception.VincentyException;
import com.br.distanceCities.model.City;
import com.br.distanceCities.model.Distance;

public class DistanceCalculation {

	private class Constants {
		private static final double EARTH_MAJOR_AXIS_KM = 6378.1370;
		private static final double EARTH_MINOR_AXIS_KM = 6356.7523;
		private static final double EARTH_MAJOR_AXIS_MI = 3963.1906;
		private static final double EARTH_MINOR_AXIS_MI = 3949.9028;

		// Precisao de aproximadamente 0,06mm
		private static final double MIN_VALUE_APROX = 1e-12;
	}

	private double minorAxis;
	private double majorAxis;
	private City city1;
	private City city2;
	private Unit unit;

	public DistanceCalculation(Unit unit, City city1, City city2) {
		super();
		switch (unit) {
		case MI:
			majorAxis = Constants.EARTH_MAJOR_AXIS_MI;
			minorAxis = Constants.EARTH_MINOR_AXIS_MI;
			break;

		default:// Usa valores em metro como padrao
			majorAxis = Constants.EARTH_MAJOR_AXIS_KM;
			minorAxis = Constants.EARTH_MINOR_AXIS_KM;
			break;
		}
		this.unit = unit;
		this.city1 = city1;
		this.city2 = city2;
	}

	public Distance getDistance() throws DistanceException {

		double distance;
		try {
			distance = vincentyMethod();
			Distance ret = new Distance(city1, city2, new BigDecimal(distance), unit);
			return ret;
		} catch (VincentyException e) {
			throw new DistanceException("Não foi possivel calcular a distancia entre >"+city2.getName()+"< e >"+city2.getName()+"<",e);
		}

	}

	private double vincentyMethod() throws VincentyException {
		// Coordenadas da cidade
		double lat1 = Math.toRadians(city1.getLatitude().doubleValue());
		double lon1 = Math.toRadians(city1.getLongitude().doubleValue());
		double lat2 = Math.toRadians(city2.getLatitude().doubleValue());
		double lon2 = Math.toRadians(city2.getLongitude().doubleValue());

		// Valores auxiliares
		double flattening = (majorAxis - minorAxis) / majorAxis;

		// Latitude Reduzida
		double U1 = Math.atan((1 - flattening) * Math.tan(lat1));
		double U2 = Math.atan((1 - flattening) * Math.tan(lat2));

		// Senos da latitude reduzida
		double sinU1 = Math.sin(U1);
		double sinU2 = Math.sin(U2);

		// Cossenos da latitude reduzida
		double cosU1 = Math.cos(U1);
		double cosU2 = Math.cos(U2);

		//Variaveis utilizadas na iteracao
		double sinLambda;
		double cosLambda;
		double sinSigma;
		double cosSigma;
		double sigma;
		double sinAlpha;
		double cos2Alpha;
		double cos2SigmaM;
		double C;

		// Primeira aproximacao
		double lambda = lon2 - lon1;
		double lambdaP;
		int tries = 100;
		do {
			//1 - Calcular seno sigma
			sinLambda = Math.sin(lambda);
			cosLambda = Math.cos(lambda);
			sinSigma = Math.sqrt((cosU2 * sinLambda) * (cosU2 * sinLambda)
					+ (cosU1 * sinU2 - sinU1 * cosU2 * cosLambda) * (cosU1 * sinU2 - sinU1 * cosU2 * cosLambda));
			if (sinSigma == 0) {
				throw new VincentyException("Seno do sigma igual a 0");
			}
			//2 - Calcular coseno de sigma
			cosSigma = sinU1 * sinU2 + cosU1 * cosU2 * cosLambda;

			//3 - Calcular sigma
			sigma = Math.atan2(sinSigma, cosSigma);

			//4 - Calcular seno de alpha
			sinAlpha = cosU1 * cosU2 * sinLambda / sinSigma;

			//5 - Calcular cosseno quadrado de alpha
			cos2Alpha = 1 - sinAlpha * sinAlpha;

			//6 - Calcular cosseno de 2 sigma m
			cos2SigmaM = cosSigma - 2 * sinU1 * sinU2 / cos2Alpha;

			//7 - Calcular C
			C = flattening / 16 * cos2Alpha * (4 + flattening * (4 - 3 * cos2Alpha));

			//Armazena valor anterior do lambda
			lambdaP = lambda;

			//Calcula novamente o valor de lambda
			lambda = (lon2 - lon1) + (1 - C) * flattening * sinAlpha
					* (sigma + C * sinSigma * (cos2SigmaM + C * cosSigma * (-1 + 2 * cos2SigmaM * cos2SigmaM)));

		} while (Math.abs(lambda - lambdaP) > Constants.MIN_VALUE_APROX && --tries > 0);

		if (tries == 0) {
			throw new VincentyException("Lambda nao convergiu em 100 tentativas");
		}

		//Calcula valor de u quadrado
		double u2 = cos2Alpha * (majorAxis * majorAxis - minorAxis * minorAxis) / (minorAxis * minorAxis);

		//Calculo de A e B utilizando formula de expansao de Helmert
		double u2Sq = Math.sqrt(1+u2);
		double k1 = (u2Sq-1)/(u2Sq+1);
		double A = (1+(k1*k1)/4)/(1-k1);
		double B = k1*(1-(3/8)*(k1*k1));

		//Calcula delta do sigma
		double deltaSigma = B * sinSigma * (cos2SigmaM + B / 4 * (cosSigma * (-1 + 2 * cos2SigmaM * cos2SigmaM)
				- B / 6 * cos2SigmaM * (-3 + 4 * sinSigma * sinSigma) * (-3 + 4 * cos2SigmaM * cos2SigmaM)));

		//Retorna valor da distancia
		return minorAxis * A * (sigma - deltaSigma);
	}

}


First World Problems. If it's a problem you can only have if you have money we'll feel bad for you. Then we'll feel guilty for having enough money to have the same problem.
Full problem must be in the title.
This is your captain speaking.


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What Is Sandra Bullock's Net Worth?
Her movies have earned more than $5 billion.
By Amanda Garrity
Sandra Bullock is a true A-list celeb: She considers George Clooney a close pal, has an Oscar on display in her Beverly Hills mansion, and even hangs with Meryl Streep on the regular. But beyond her celebrity status, Sandra a.k.a. Sandy has earned a luxe living thanks to leading roles in Miss Congeniality, Gravity, and her latest release, Oceans 8.
Due to her 30-year career as an actor and producer, Sandra has a net worth of $200 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Throughout her career, she has been named one of Forbes' Highest Paid Actresses, eventually topping the list in 2014.
Her roles in Minions, Gravity, Miss Congeniality, The Proposal, and The Blind Side brought in big bucks (along with an Oscar win). But she's also earned major money offscreen as a producer. Her production company, Fortis Films, has made 19 movies and scored a massive syndication deal from George Lopez, a wildly popular sitcom that made George a household name. To date, her work — as both an actor and producer — have earned a mere $5 billion.
Gravity, her sci-fi flick with BFF George, is her biggest box office hit, raking in $723 million worldwide. The actress signed a deal that guaranteed her $20 million and 15% of Gravity's box office and merchandise earnings, totaling $70 million.
FROM. ONE. MOVIE.
Yet still this famous "girl next door" is as humble as it gets. How Sandy, how?! Following her public divorce from Jesse James in 2010, the actress took a step away from the spotlight to raise her two children. She adopted Louis in 2010 and Laila in 2015.
Beyond her production work and philanthropy, the 53-year-old invests her money in massive homes (eh, mansions) across the country. She owns two in the Los Angeles area — one 3,500-square-foot home on the Sunset strip and another $16 million Beverly Hills mansion. In 2017, she began renting out the 3-bedroom house on the Sunset strip for $15,000 a month. We see what you're doing, Sandy!
She also owns a 6,000-square-foot Victorian-style home in New Orleans, the birthplace of her children. Plus, she sold two homes after her divorce to James and used that hard earned money to splash out on her new digs.
She performs onstage at Nashville Rising, a benefit concert for flood relief at Bridgestone Arena in 2010.
Most importantly, the star uses her money for good. She's been a public supporter of many natural disasters including last year's devastating Hurricane Harvey. It's reported that she has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross on at least five different occasions. Her selfless heart hasn't gone unnoticed: She was awarded the Favorite Humanitarian Award at the People's Choice Awards in 2013 for her work to restore schools in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
She does it all — and she has the bank account to show for it. We suspect she has another moneymaker on her hands with Ocean's 8.
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