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Short-term rental management company announces $1billion property portfolio
GuestReady ceo and co-founder, aged 33, has gone from cleaning and managing Airbnb listings to heading up a $1billion real estate portfolio in three years.
by Bea Patel
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The PropTech startup, GuestReady Group marked its third anniversary in August 2019. It operates in 14 cities across Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
GuestReady uses in-house developed software to allow homeowners and property investors tap into the Airbnb trend, by providing a full package of short-let management and hospitality services.
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It has booked 400,000 nights' accommodation and managed properties for 2,600 hosts worldwide since it began in 2016. The property management system centralises and automates processes including the dispatching of service providers, payment schedules and guest communications.
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Alexander Limpert, ceo and co-founder, said: "It was my first-hand experience of being an Airbnb host that inspired me to set-up a service that would simplify hosting to time stretched hosts.
"I started to look at how software can reduce spending time listing a property on multiple booking sites, managing check-ins and check-outs of guests, cleaning and maintaining a property, while upholding a five-star quality service for our hosts and guests.
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"In the beginning, it was just me and my girlfriend running and setting-up operations for GuestReady London. We put up all the listings, cleaned apartments, prepared the beds for guests, dealt with property maintenance, responded to guests queries and welcomed them at the property as they arrived."
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In the last year, the PropTech startup enjoyed a rapid growth period with an increase of demand from property investors, multi-family homeowners and senior hosts.
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Senior hosts are using short-term lettings as an extra source of income to complement their pension, pay bills and for travel.
In June 2018, the company closed a $6million Series A funding round co-led by Impulse VC – a Russian fund backed by Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich and Dubai based VentureSouq.
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Short-term lettings have become a popular way to fill time between tenants. Research shows the average time to fill an empty property has increased in most regions of the UK.
GuestReady UK Managing Director, Steffan Maagefelt, said: "It's essential for landlords to maximise the income from their properties to keep yields healthy. Short-term lettings are helping property owners maintain a steady income while they wait for new longer-term tenants to move in."
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Probably because the PK index for ID has not been updated for the row being added when the foreign key is checked.
QUESTION: Should the foreign key logic test for the special recursive relationship where id = idParent on insertion of a row so CHECK ON COMMIT is not required?
Do you have a trigger on the insert?
Sometimes "impossible" exceptions are caused by hidden code inside triggers... it is the first place to look in those cases.
I have used tables with self-references from SQL Anywhere 5.5 to 17 and have never needed to use the CHECK ON COMMIT clause, and the wait_for_commit option has usually not been set to 'On'.
I don't remember that cases with insertions of a row that references itself in one go, i.e. where id and idParent are the same, led to problems.
Thanks I am checking. My problem there is a second recursion on the same column I missed; it should work when filled in. Sorry I was too tricky for my own good on this design.


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Enjoying a picturesque setting in the heart of the National Forest, Donisthorpe enjoys a friendly community feel, with attractive countryside surrounds and charming nearby villages. The expansive woodland, lakes and cycling paths which surround the development are ripe for exploration by residents of any age.
The immediate area is peppered with quaint independent stores, such as a village convenience store and antiques shop, while nearby Swadlincote is home to large supermarkets, an array of high street shops and a multiplex cinema.
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Just 40-minutes away by car is the cosmopolitan city of Leicester, home to impressive shopping centres, an 800-year old market, world-class family attractions and renowned museums and galleries. Evening entertainment is also well-covered in the 'cultural quarter' of the city, with a number of notable performance venues alongside award-winning restaurants and stylish wine bars.
The well-connected village of Donisthorpe is excellently located for commuters, with good transport links to surrounding towns and cities. Ashby-de-la-Zouch is just 10 minutes away by car, while Tamworth (20 minutes), Coalville (20 minutes) and Burton (25 minutes) can all be reached within a short drive. Leicester is located around 40 minutes away via the A50, while the major M42 motorway is just a 4-minute drive, and the M1 just 20 minutes away.
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Australia Border Opening: International Travelers Will Be Allowed to Visit This Month
10 months ago Savanna Seligman
While the news seemed to have come suddenly, the Australia border opening is actually the final phase of the country's long enacted plan that said international borders would be reopened when 80 percent of its population 16 and older received two doses of COVID-19 vaccine. As of Tuesday, more than 19 million people over the age of 16 are fully vaccinated, accounting for 93.8 percent of the population (9.2 million of those fully vaccinated have received a booster shot).
Once on the ground in Australia, there may be additional restrictions depending on the state or territory, but that could be changing, says Amanda Fisher of Australian travel company Alquemie. "We still don't have all the facts, but we do know travel into New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria will be very easy," she says, suggesting visitors check requirements for individual states.
For example, New South Wales (where Sydney is located) and Victoria (where Melbourne is) currently require another test within 24 hours of arrival with self-isolation until a negative result is received. "It's a chance to rest up after the long flight and a good reason to book a room with a view," Fisher says.
Traveling between states should also be seamless without additional testing required, according to Fisher, with one major exception at the moment: Western Australia, where vaccinated international travelers need to quarantine for 14 days upon arrival—with seven days in a hotel quarantine and another seven days in self-quarantine.
"Some states are completely open, others are opening gradually," Denis Page of Asia-Pacific travel company Longitude 80 says, recommending foreign visitors use an Aussie-focused travel agent to help navigate the constantly changing regulations. "It's just a matter of a travel specialist keeping on top of the latest regulations and helping travelers to get on a safe holiday without worrying about details."
Visitors may also run into other COVID measures, depending on the area. "Mask wearing and COVID check-in is required in some settings, and proof of vaccination may also be required in cafes and restaurants in some states," says Brooke Garnett Chalk of Maya Maya Travel. "[But ] there are very few remaining COVID restrictions to daily life in most of Australia."
While the news comes just two weeks before the opening date, an overwhelming influx of travel is expected. "Not only is there a lot of pent up demand from international travelers, but Australians themselves are great travelers and many of us have locked in domestic travel this year," Fisher says. "For those hoping to visit Australia this year, book soon!"
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Duggal West Coast's Sandor Lugosi wanted to give back to the Hungarian community in the Portland, Oregon area. With the Duggal Big Picture Foundation, Sandor invited his local Hungarian Scouts troop to Duggal West to teach the kids about color theory, photography and printing.
The students were treated to an inspiring presentation on Duggal Visual Solutions' founder, the late Baldev Duggal, and the printing industry. They also enjoyed a tour of the photo studio, a demonstration of Digital C printing, and custom t-shirt printing.
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And now in glorious Technicolor: the making of a digital colour reconstruction of the Umbrian Madonna and Child
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By Diana de Bellaigue
Artefact Conservator
Making a colour digital recreation of a 14th-century sculpture, where almost none of the original paint scheme has survived, is challenging. Not only are we working with a very small amount of evidence, but achieving the subtleties of hue and tone mastered by an artist with a brush 600 years ago, today on a screen, is quite frankly, impossible. We will never know exactly how it looked. Having said that, we are fortunate today that we have the technological know-how to bring to life an impression of that original appearance and this aim drove this second phase of our Umbrian Madonna project.
This 14th-century sculpture of the Madonna and Child is on display in the Art of Living gallery at the National Museum of Scotland.
It has been four years since the new Art & Design galleries opened at the National Museum of Scotland, when a painted wooden 14th-century Italian statue known as the Umbrian Madonna and Child went on display for the first time in many decades.
Since 2015 we have conserved hundreds of objects for three more new galleries and two newly refurbished ones, as well as supporting the museum's temporary exhibition and loans programmes. During all this, however, I have been fortunate in being able to continue overseeing our Madonna project which we have blogged about in the past. Thanks to additional funding from the Henry Moore Foundation and the KT Wiedemann Foundation, we have now been able to create a 3D digital colour reconstruction.
This is the story of how this was done…
First we approached paint expert Mark Richter at Glasgow University to remove 15 tiny fragments of paint no bigger than a pencil tip, using a scalpel
Dr Mark Richter taking microscopic paint samples from the Umbrian Madonna sculpture.
After these samples were mounted and polished in resin blocks so that a cross-section of paint layers could been seen, we called upon Lore Troalen, our Analytical Scientist, to analyse the samples to determine the pigments and binders found there a Scanning Electron Microscope, UV imaging and Fourier-transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR).
Highly magnified image of a paint cross section under ambient light.
Under a scanning electron microscope (SEM).
Lore Troalen and myself discussing the SEM data.
Next we matched the samples together, also studying the surface the sculpture in minute detail for more clues to establish which layers in the cross-section represent the earliest colour scheme on the sculpture. This close surface study helped us identify areas where original patterning was exposed, for example on the Christ Child's cloak, and lozenges on the sides of the throne.
Close surface analysis using an optivisor.
Decorative details noted on the sculpture.
Although the cross-sections and surface study reveal a lot, creating a full colour reconstruction from these tiny clues is difficult and it was important to solicit the views of others. We are fortunate to have an expert in early Medieval sculpture here at the museum, Xavier Dectot, Keeper of Art & Design, and also Helen Wyld, Senior Curator of Historic Textiles. We needed to put our findings in context and as there are almost no polychrome sculptures with original polychromy surviving and certainly not in Scotland, we went to the best source of comparative 14th-century costume, namely panel painting. Helen Wyld sought to find paintings where similar colour palettes had been used or where similar brocade border patterns had been employed.
Knowing that the outcome could only ever be a best guess, we then agreed on a colour scheme for our sculpture. We agreed that we would keep it simple – though the original may well have been more ornate – so that we were sticking as closely as possible to our evidence.
I then worked with a technical art history student from Glasgow University, Jennifer Anstey, to create a set of sample boards. These were painted out using medieval recipes and techniques combined with the scientific data gathered on the pigments which were observed on the sculpture. This gave us a reference of paint samples and patterns to work with for the digital reconstruction.
Tools required for mixing egg tempera paint.
Pestle and mortar using for grinding Verdigris for the Virgin's tunic
Sample boards painted out with seven coats of white gesso (calcium sulphate mixed with animal glue) followed by varying pigments and metallic foils – gold and tin.
The following stage was to enlist Jared Benjamin and Sam Ramsay from Glasgow School of Simulation and Visualisation (SimVis). We provided them with the sample boards, which they photographed, and also with schematic drawings. We agreed that we would leave wood-coloured the areas for which we did not have enough data to be able to make an informed guess about. Equally, for the skin tones, where recreating the subtleties of a textured tonal painted surface would be particularly difficult, we decided to leave wood-coloured.
Schematic drawing of the Madonna and Child, showing the different areas of colour and pattern.
Sample patter for the border of the Virgin's cloak.
Sample pattern for the side of the throne.
Sample pattern for Child's cloak.
We also provided SimVis with a model created by Tom Challands of Edinburgh University, rendered from CT data taken during the first phase of the project. This showed the construction of the wooden elements of which the sculpture is comprised. We asked them to combine this with their colour recreation so that the viewer could get an idea of the sequence of events in production:
First the wooden elements are assembled and nailed into place. Then the whole sculpture is coated in 'gesso', a white preparation layer made of gypsum and rabbit skin glue, then finally the gilding and paint is applied, including the decorative brocade designs.
The animation was produced with an explanatory text to go with it, and our Digital team produced a voice-over to run with it.
In conclusion, years of repainting and wear mean that the original appearance of our piece is lost: the viewer in the gallery can appreciate the sculptural form, but cannot experience the richly vibrant appearance our sculpture once had. We have gathered a mass of data which will be of use for future research purposes, adding to a body of knowledge on materials and techniques from 14th-century Italy. Rather than keeping that information within the academic world, being able to translate it into something available to everyone was one of our key project goals so we are delighted to have been able to realise it with this animation.
The Umbrian Madonna and Child as it is today.
The colour rendered reconstruction.
You can find out more about the sculpture at www.nms.ac.uk/madonna.
The project is supported by the Henry Moore Foundation.
- Posted 5th October 2019
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/ PATHWAYS / Educational / Hazel's Success with Failure
"Hazel's Success with Failure"
As a parent, I want my child to be able to take on hard problems, persevere in the face of setbacks, and see failure in a healthy way - not as a self-defining attribute, but rather a necessary and useful tool for growth and long-term success. I also want her to have a positive mindset about her own skill development, so that she believes herself capable of developing any skills she would like to pursue for herself. Play, particularly with games, has been one way we have explored these ideas together and through games I've seen her grow in these areas.
A positive mindset on tackling hard challenges and dealing with failure
This outcome arises from the following 5 milestones over the span of 4 years, from 4 - 8 years-old:
4-years-old: First Failure with Unicorn Glitterluck Cloud Crystals
5-years-old: Practicing with Challenge with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
7-years-old: Experiencing Mastery with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
8-years-old: Learning to Reflect with Santorini
8-years-old: Handling Team Failure with Overcooked! All You Can Eat
Pathway Details
Name: Hazel Henning
Stage of Life: 4 - 8 years-old
Genres: Action, Brain Game, Communication, Fighting, Puzzle, Race, Sequencing, Shooting, Strategy, Traversal and World Building
Platforms: Board Game and Nintendo Switch
Unicorn Glitterluck Cloud Crystals
First Failure
Age: 4-years-old / 01/01/2017 / 6 years ago
Play Styles: Competitive Local and Turn-Based Play
One of the very first games that Hazel played where she could lose was a board game called Unicorn Glitterluck Cloud Crystals. She picked this game out herself, attracted by the Unicorn theme, which was very much her favorite creature at age 3. She was very excited to play but not at all excited to lose. When we first started playing together, she would get mad or frustrated if she lost.
We worked with her on getting comfortable with the idea that she would not always be the winner. Over the months where this game saw repeat play, she experimented with different strategies to come to terms with this idea, including sometimes adopting the goal that, instead of coming in first, she should come in second.
We also started establishing the ground rules that, while it was okay to get frustrated or mad, we could not keep playing the game while she was upset. We had to take a break, process our emotions, and come back to the game when we could focus on playing. This was a policy we continue to hold with any activity.
Though the game is mostly up to chance, there is also limited way that players can occasionally help out one other player. These were moments for us as parents to model a positive response to situations where one of us was gifted a bonus and the other was not. Over time, Hazel herself became more comfortable with the idea that she would not always be the recipient of these bonuses and that this was okay and not something that she should feel bad about.
I Don't Always Have to Win
Hazel got more comfortable with the idea that she didn't have to be the winner to enjoy playing the game. Hazel also became more open to the idea that other people might gain something she didn't, and that was ok.
Take A Break When Feeling Frustrated
Hazel learned to take a break when she was too frustrated or upset.
Activities: Hazel found that the following related activities worked alongside playing Unicorn Glitterluck Cloud Crystals:
Tackling Hard Builds with LEGO
Hazel and I were often building LEGO sets together. When we did sets, I would let her lead as much as possible. Again we followed the policy that if she was too frustrated, we had to take a break. I used our time playing Lego to reinforce the idea that if things went wrong, if she made a mistake, we could go back and fix them.
Practicing with Challenge
Play Styles: Competitive Local and Child Plays with Parent Assistance (Assisted Play)
One of the first console video games we played with Hazel was Mario Kart 8 on the Switch. Mario Kart is a series I played quite a bit of when I was younger, so it was an interesting co-play experience to play with Hazel, who was just starting to develop the skills to use game controllers and play more complex games. This is a game we continue to play to this day (as of this writing, Hazel is 8 years old).
One strength of Mario Kart is its many options to support players of mixed skill levels. Not only can you choose to race on the same team, rather than competing, you can also activate a number of assistive settings on specific players to help them with steering and speed, and can adjust the overall difficulty of races including choosing tracks, length of rounds, difficulty of NPC racers, and overall speed of the karts. In addition the fact that a play session is a series of races, rather than a single, long race, means that there are lots of moments of "winning" and "losing," and plenty of chances to try again.
All of this meant that we had lots of options to explore success and failure while playing Mario Kart together. To help Hazel experience easier success in the game early on, we played on the same team and used the assistive settings. As teammates, I would often play a somewhat defensive roll - my goal was to keep her in 1st place. As we played more, she started to become self-motivated to get better on her own. We explored other co-play patterns, including roleplaying "racing school" where I was "training" her to get better. This roleplay also extended to her learning to ride a balance bike in real life.
See Results of Practice
Hazel could see and feel her improvement in the game, which made it a touchstone example of how practice helps you improve.
Choose to Be Challenged
As Hazel got better at the game, she began to opt into more challenge by turning off assistive settings or racing directly against me.
You Can Get Better with Practice
Internalising the idea that you can get better at things ("Growth Mindset") is something I work hard to instill as a parent. Mario Kart was a great space for Hazel to experience this firsthand and really start to take on this belief as her own.
Activities: Hazel found that the following related activities worked alongside playing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe:
Kiwi Co Kits
MAKING AND DESIGNING
In addition to LEGO, Hazel started engaging with other making activities like Kiwi Co. kits. These offered her self-contained projects, usually of something new she'd never tried before like building a crane or dyeing fabric, pitched a good complexity level to be challenging but still something she could mostly do on her own.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Experiencing Mastery
Play Styles: Child Helps Parent Play (Associative Play) and Child and Parent Play Together (Cooperative Play)
Hyrule Warriors was one of the first games where Hazel was able to experience the full journey from unskilled novice to skilled player. The game is very much designed to make the player feel powerful. We came to this game after Hazel watched me play through The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While Breath of the Wild was single-player, Hyrule Warriors has a robust two-player option. Hazel was very wary of playing solo in Breath of the Wild, though she did occasionally take the controller in that game. But overall, it was too stressful and challenging for her, particularly the combat. She wanted to play with more support. Hyrule Warrior was an alternative Zelda game set in the same world that gave us the ability to co-play cooperatively. With the support of the game's generous progression design, she relatively quickly became capable of playing as a fairly equal peer during our sessions.
What is striking about Hazel's journey in Hyrule Warriors is that it did not just end with Hazel's successful mastery. Hazel's mom began to play the game too, but after Hazel and I had been playing for a while. This put Hazel in the position of being a more advanced player than one of her parents, and gave her an opportunity to be "the expert" helping to support a learning player. This was a new experience for Hazel and gave her a lot of satisfaction. It also allowed her to see someone else struggling through the process of improving a skill, and let her practice being supportive of that struggle. This experience, I think, gave her more compassion for her own learning journeys.
The Feeling of Mastery.
Hazel was able to experience the thrill of mastery of a skill.
Everyone Has to Work to Achieve Mastery
Hazel had a chance to see one of her parents work to catch up to her skill level, illustrating the normalcy of the idea that mastery takes practice for everyone and is a normal part of achieving goals.
The Student Becomes the Teacher
Hazel was able to take on the role of a teacher in the game and enjoyed the shift to more parity in playing games with her parents.
Activities: Hazel found that the following related activities worked alongside playing Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity:
Passing on Teachings
Games weren't the only places Hazel was turning mastery into teaching. Around this time she was taking an online course on making clay dragons. As she became confident in her skills, she enjoyed teaching her family, friends, and classmates how to make these.
Learning to Reflect
Age: 8-years-old / 01/06/2021 / 20 months ago
Play Styles: Competitive Local, Child and Parent Play Together (Cooperative Play) and Child Plays with Parent Assistance (Assisted Play)
Santorini is a two-player competitive strategy board game, not unlike the feeling of classic chess, but with very simple rules. When Santorini first entered our household, Hazel was a little reluctant to play because she prefers to play cooperative games so initial plays of this game would sometimes involve her co-playing with me or her mom as one team, competing against the other parent. But both an increase in confidence to play on her own, and the reality that it's not always the case that both parents are available, have led to more game sessions where it is just her versus me.
The striking thing about Santorini compared to other games we've played is that the entire game outcome is based on player choices and strategy. There is no chance. It's an analog board game so there's no game-driven events or non-player characters like in a video game. You are completely your own architect of your success or failure, and you are also the only loser when the other player wins.
There have been times when Hazel has got frustrated in losing the game, but overall she has persevered and become a player that can honestly hold her own in a game against an adult. One way I nurtured that as part of our co-play was practicing reflection with Hazel during and after the game. We would discuss her moves or my moves, before or after making them, and exchange ideas on why that might or might not be a good strategic choice. This practice of joint-reflection helped to make it so she didn't feel alone in making decisions even when playing solo against me. It also encouraged her to see lost games as chances for learning and more time engaging with me one-on-one as a peer player.
Santorini's board is a relatively small 5x5 grid and games take 20 minutes or less, so this keeps the games quick and makes it reasonable to play more than once, which also softens the blow of losing.
Let;'s Talk About What We Could Have Done Differently.
Hazel feels it can be normal and worthwhile to spend time with others being introspective about past actions and outcomes.
Reflecting on Choices and Outcomes
Hazel gained experience thinking and talking about what led to success or failure for herself or others, and what she might learn from that moving forward.
Failure is a Chance to Learn
Hazel believes she, and others, can learn and improve from failure.
Activities: Hazel found that the following related activities worked alongside playing Santorini:
Around this time, Hazel started watching sketchbook tours from one of her favorite YouTube artists. In these videos, the artist would go through old sketches and talking honestly about what they liked or didn't like about their older drawings; how they had seen their own skills develop and where they still felt dissatisfied with their ability.
Handling Team Failure
Play Styles: Cooperative Local and Child Helps Parent Play (Associative Play)
Overcooked! is a game whose design embraces failure as a central part of the experience. It's frenetic, high-stress, and difficult. It is also co-operative. This combination brought a whole new viewpoint to Hazel's journey in facing challenge and dealing with failure. We played Overcooked! 2 together as a family and what was striking about the experience is that none of us were very good at the game. This set Hazel up as a fairly equal peer player from the beginning of play.
This is a game where we all were struggling together to figure out the best strategy and where we all legitimately had to work on our individual skills and teamwork approach in order to be successful together. While playing this game, Hazel got to see her parents dealing with the frustration of repeatedly losing and also practice strategies for reflecting on a team failure without getting frustrated with each other. I'll admit that we weren't always totally successful at modeling that as adults!
Everyone Gets Frustrated Sometimes, Even Adults
Hazel experienced her parents as adults also get caught up in the frustration of failing at the game. She got to watch us try to channel our frustration into productive progress as a team in the game.
It's Important to Have Patience for Yourself AND Others to Succeed as a Team
We all had to work to be encouraging to one another in the face of frustration, and to avoid blaming ourselves or each other for mistakes.
Strategizing Together Can Make Everyone Better
We were able to collectively experience improvement in success at the game by iterating on our group strategy together.
Pathway Outcome
The culmination of the milestones in the pathway lead to Hazel a positive mindset on tackling hard challenges and dealing with failure. We have described it as a linear journey, but of course, there is always a fair amount of back and forth between the games they played.
Along with the main outcome Hazel also changed in the following ways:
Behaviour: As Hazel got better at the game, she began to opt into more challenge by turning off assistive settings or racing directly against me.
Behaviour: Hazel learned to take a break when she was too frustrated or upset.
Belief: Hazel believes she, and others, can learn and improve from failure.
Belief: Hazel had a chance to see one of her parents work to catch up to her skill level, illustrating the normalcy of the idea that mastery takes practice for everyone and is a normal part of achieving goals.
Belief: Internalising the idea that you can get better at things ("Growth Mindset") is something I work hard to instill as a parent. Mario Kart was a great space for Hazel to experience this firsthand and really start to take on this belief as her own.
Disposition: Hazel feels it can be normal and worthwhile to spend time with others being introspective about past actions and outcomes.
Disposition: We all had to work to be encouraging to one another in the face of frustration, and to avoid blaming ourselves or each other for mistakes.
Disposition: Hazel got more comfortable with the idea that she didn't have to be the winner to enjoy playing the game. Hazel also became more open to the idea that other people might gain something she didn't, and that was ok.
Experience: Hazel gained experience thinking and talking about what led to success or failure for herself or others, and what she might learn from that moving forward.
Experience: We were able to collectively experience improvement in success at the game by iterating on our group strategy together.
Experience: Hazel was able to experience the thrill of mastery of a skill.
Experience: Hazel could see and feel her improvement in the game, which made it a touchstone example of how practice helps you improve.
Knowledge: Hazel experienced her parents as adults also get caught up in the frustration of failing at the game. She got to watch us try to channel our frustration into productive progress as a team in the game.
Relationships: Hazel was able to take on the role of a teacher in the game and enjoyed the shift to more parity in playing games with her parents.
We focus on how games contribute to this outcome, but also include related activities that play a part of this journey:
Creative Arts: Passing on Teachings
Making and Designing: Kiwi Co Kits
YouTube: See Other Artists Reflect


Loople Sendai is a very convenient bus for traveling to the tourist spots in the city. Using it, you can visit the Sendai Castle site, Zuihoden Mausoleum, Osaki Hachimangu Shrine and Sendai City Museum at your own pace.
Watari is a district located in southeastern Miyagi prefecture. Shigezane Date ruled this area as the first head of the Watari Date family and built the foundation of the current town of Watari. As you might expect, there are lots of spots associated with him, including his family temple, Daiouji Temple.
Naruko Onsen has been a popular area for relaxing in hot springs since ancient times. In addition to a variety of hot springs for rest and recuperation, there are tourist spots where you can enjoy magnificent views, including the famous Narukokyo Gorge.
Shiroishi flourished as the castle town for the Shiroishi Castle, where the Katakura clan resided. The castle was demolished in 1875, but it was restored in 1995.
Daihachi Sanada (Morinobu Katakura), Sanada Yukimura's son, became a retainer of the Date clan and gave some territory to what is now the town of Zao. So you can see many historic sites related to Sendai's Sanada family. Zao is also popular with wonderful Okama Crater, ski resort and juhyo, or "ice trees".


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Bengalureans Build Robotic Chef Who'll Be Able to Cook 100+ Indian Dishes
By Rayomand Engineer
Bengaluru's Mechanical Chef will work using instructions that be loaded into the machine.
The Bengaluru-based 'Mechanical Chef', as the name suggests, is a robot. A tabletop machine that can cook a variety of dishes once basic ingredients are fed into it, uses a giant funnel. Drop anything, from oil and vegetables, to spices and water, in pre-calibrated quantities and a spatula shall mix them gently. The commands will be given from a laptop.
This is the wonder of this machine.
The Bengaluru-based Mechanical Chef will soon be able to cook over a 100 Indian dishes.Image Credit: Mechanical Chef.
Cohan Sujay Carlos (in his 40s), and Arpit Sharma (30), developed this in a year, after going through hundreds of algorithms and machine drawings, spending lakhs of rupees in R&D, a Rs 5 lakh grant, and many food trials. Cohan is a former machine learning researcher at Microsoft, and Arpit is an aerospace engineer who has worked on the moon rover at TeamIndus.
As reported by the Bangalore Mirror, this wonder robot can make Upma, Bisi Bele Bath, Tomato Rasam, Chole Masala, Matar Paneer, Dal Tadka and everything in between.
Boiling, stir-frying and tempering-this machine does it all. Only deep-frying, grinding and pressure-cooking aren't covered, yet. But Sharma promises that once it is fully developed, come next year, it will make up to 150 Indian recipes.
Around 25 people have been invited to try these machine-made meals, over the last six weeks. Last November, this prototype had made Potato Fry, in front of 200 people at a fair in the city. Sharma recalls that a housewife fell in love with the robot.
Sharma claims their robot can make Indian meals, which are more complex than other cuisines, and will cost Rs 25,000.
This idea struck Carlos in 2012 when a female colleague spoke of how cooking took hours from her daily time. It was only when Sharma came onboard in 2017, that the mechanical glitches were fixed.
Sharma hopes to target homemakers, working women, bachelors and anyone who has complained that cooking was taking too much time, or of outside food being of poor quality. The bot currently has 30 tested pre-loaded recipes, and once the final revisions are made, Mechanical Chef will be connected to your home's Wi-Fi connection.
The product is being refined into better versions which will include voice commands and the ability to store spices. It will have a microwave-like setup, and you will be able to load your recipes too.
You may also like:- 7 Mumbai Students Make Robot to Clean Contaminated Water, Winning Awards at FIRST Global Challenge
Sharma rounds off by saying that until now the priority has been to make tasty Indian food. The next steps will see the Bengaluru Mechanical Chef becoming smarter. We are sure that this machine will ease the burden of cooking off many hands!
Edited by: Shruti Singhal.


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8-10 teams interested in Eagles' Nigel Bradham
Updated: Jan. 30, 2019, 9:42 a.m. | Published: Mar. 12, 2018, 7:10 p.m.
Eagles LB Nigel Bradham is a popular man in free agency. (Tim Hawk | For NJ.com)
By Matt Lombardo | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
The Eagles window to negotiate exclusively with Nigel Bradham has closed, and there is already a strong market for the veteran linebacker who can become an unrestricted free agent when the new league year begins on Wednesday.
Three hours into the NFL's legal tampering period, there are at least 8-10 teams interested in signing Bradham, according to a league source.
Retaining Bradham was always going to be a struggle for the Eagles, who currently are approximately $17 million over the salary cap ahead of the new league year, and the 28-year-old is considered among the top linebackers available on the open market.
It would likely become much more difficult for the Eagles to retain Bradham if a bidding war ensues.
Bradham was integral to the Eagles' Super Bowl-winning defense, emerging not just as one of the most respected leaders on the team, but stepping up and calling out the signals of the defense after middle linebacker Jordan Hicks tore his achilles tendon in Week 7, and doing so from the SAM spot.
Regardless of whether Bradham returns, linebacker is bound to be a priority position for the Eagles this offseason given injury concerns surrounding middle linebacker Jordan Hicks, and the fact that Najee Goode, Bryan Braman, and Bradham are all set to become unrestricted free agents if they are not re-signed by Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Emerging as one of the Eagles' premier defenders last season, Bradham finished with 88 tackles, 1.0 sack, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. In the Super Bowl, Bradham had arguably his best game of the season, posting seven tackles
Matt Lombardo may be reached at MLombardo@njadvancemedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @MattLombardoPHL.


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Government Unveils Framework To Prevent Fake Reviews of Products
IANS 22 November 2022
Aiming to guard customers from fake online reviews of products, the government on Monday issued a comprehensive set of guidelines which would come into effect from 25th November and would be voluntary in nature.
The guidelines titled "Indian Standard (IS) 19000:2022 Online Consumer Reviews - Principles and Requirements for their Collection, Moderation and Publication", will be applicable to every online platform which publishes consumer reviews.
These have been finalised by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and came into being after the department of consumer affairs received a slew of complaints on fake review of products being posted by several e-commerce companies on the social media and on web portals.
BIS will also develop a conformity assessment scheme for the standard within 15 days to assess compliance.
Secretary, consumer affairs, Rohit Kumar Singh told media persons that, to begin with, all stakeholders would have to ensure self-regulation.
However, if it is found that fake reviews are still being circulated, then complaints can be made to the various consumer fora and tribunals, he said.
Regarding penalising erring entities indulging in fake reviews, the secretary said that the decision regarding that would be taken by the consumer fora and tribunals, to whom the complaints would be referred.
He also said that 11 major e-retailers like Zomato, Swiggy, Tata Sons, Reliance Retail, Meta, and Amazon, among others, took part in the consultations for preparing the guidelines. They were also part of the committee along with the BIS which formulated the guidelines.
The guidelines prescribe specific responsibilities for the review author and the review administrator. For review authors, these include confirming acceptance of terms and conditions and providing contact information; and, for review administrator, these include safeguarding personal information and training of staff.
Violation of the standards by any entity may be considered as an unfair trade practice or violation of consumer rights and a consumer may submit such grievances to the national consumer helpline, consumer fora or the CCPA (central consumer protection authority).
The standard provides for responsibilities of organisation including developing a code of practice, and necessary stipulations for terms and conditions like accessibility, criteria and ensuring that content does not contain financial information, etc.
The standard also provides for methods for 'Verification of Review Author' through email address, identification by telephone call or SMS, confirming registration by clicking on a link, using captcha system, etc, to check traceability and genuineness of the review author.
With respect to moderation, the standard provides for both automated and manual moderation and provides checks for analysing the review content. As regards publication the standard includes considerations for the review administrator at the time of publication process and after the publication process. The accuracy of the review, default display and weightage of ratings are defined in the publication process.
The guidelines have been prepared by the bureau of indian standards (BIS) on the basis of the report by a committee which was formed in June this year.
The committee consisted of stakeholders like Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI), Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the department of consumer affairs.
Disclaimer: Information, facts or opinions expressed in this news article are presented as sourced from IANS and do not reflect views of Moneylife and hence Moneylife is not responsible or liable for the same. As a source and news provider, IANS is responsible for accuracy, completeness, suitability and validity of any information in this article.
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In yet another informative article on WorkCompCentral (subscription required), the legal status of illegal immigrants in the 50 states' workers compensation systems is reviewed, with a case study from the District of Columbia. The article summaries the current situation, nationwide:
"Currently, Wyoming is the only state that expressly denies workers' compensation benefits for injured workers. Lawmakers in Ohio talked earlier this year about passing legislation that would also prohibit illegals from participating in the workers' compensation system. Bills have been introduced in Arizona in each of the past two legislative sessions, but failed to win approval. Alaska, Delaware, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin are silent on the issues, while the remaining states expressly include illegal aliens in their work comp statutes. Courts in Oregon, California and Nebraska have upheld decisions to deny vocational rehabilitation benefits to undocumented workers."
Court: Illegal Alien Eligible for Total Temporary Disability Benefits
By Greg Jones, reporter
Palemon Casarrubia Gonzalez can't legally work in the U.S., but an appellate court in Washington, D.C., ruled last week that he is entitled to temporary total disability benefits from the period he was injured until he was medically cleared to return to work.
The decision marks the first time a District of Columbia court has expressly stated that undocumented workers are entitled to participate in the workers' compensation system, according to attorney Manuel Rivera, the Virginia attorney who represented Gonzalez. The decision addressed only Gonzalez's entitlement to temporary disability benefits.
"It's a very important decision for D.C. because this is the first time the D.C. court expressed itself about the rights of undocumented aliens to workers' compensation," Rivera said. "It's a great decision and I think it is going to be cited again."
The case is Asylum Co. et al. v. District of Columbia Department of Employment Services et al., 08-AA-1158, published Dec. 23.
Gonzalez was working as a bus boy for a bar owned by Asylum Co. on June 30, 2005, when a customer threw a bottle that struck him in the eye. Gonzalez suffered a dislocated lens in his right eye that required immediate medical treatment and later needed surgery. He initially suffered from 100% total loss of vision in his right eye, and from blurry vision and increased pressure in his eye while he was recovering.
Gonzalez attempted to return to work in a part-time position at Asylum July 17, 2005. He was told the company learned he was an undocumented alien and could not rehire him.
During the trial, the company said Gonzalez applied for the position under the name of Armando Casarrubias. The company did not learn of his immigration status until it received hospital bills for Gonzalez rather than Casarrubias.
Gonzalez filed for workers' compensation benefits Aug. 15, 2005. Asylum neither started paying benefits nor filed a notice of controversion.
An administrative law judge ruled in August 2007 that Gonzalez was entitled to temporary total disability (TTD) wage loss benefits from the date of the injury until Jan. 26, 2006, when he was medically cleared for work.
The judge also found Asylum failed to file a timely notice of controversion and withheld payment in bad faith. Based on the finding of bad faith, the judge awarded TTD benefits in the amount of Gonzalez's average weekly wage of $362.66. The judge also awarded an additional 10% penalty against the employer as well as interest on accrued benefits.
The Compensation Review Board (CRB) reviewed the decision and Asylum appealed to the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.
Asylum did not ask the appellate court to determine whether an undocumented alien is generally entitled to workers' compensation benefits, but the court said it was required to answer that question before addressing other issues raised on appeal.
The appeals court said state law "neither excludes undocumented aliens nor makes a workers' immigration status relevant."
Rivera, an immigration lawyer who also handles workers' compensation cases, said "logic and common sense" told him that Gonzalez was entitled to benefits because of the humanitarian aspects of the D.C. workers' compensation program. He said proving that was more difficult.
Rivera pointed to decisions in New Jersey and Connecticut where courts found undocumented aliens meet the statutory definition of an "employee" under workers' compensation systems that were also silent on immigration status.
The court agreed, saying a finding that the D.C. Workers' Compensation Act does not apply to illegal aliens would create an incentive for employers to hire them because they would save on workers' compensation costs.
"Interpreting the Act to exclude undocumented aliens, thereby permitting employers to avoid payment of benefits to such workers, could undermine the goal of encouraging employers to foster a workplace that is safe for all workers," the court added. "Finally, as the CRB observed, interpreting the term 'employee' in the Act to include undocumented workers is consistent with the principle that the Act is to be construed liberally to achieve its humanitarian purpose."
The court then looked at the contention raised by Asylum that Gonzalez was not entitled to wage-loss benefits for the period after it learned of his immigration status on July 17, 2005. Asylum argued that Gonzalez's immigration status, and not the injury, prevented him from working at the time.
The court noted that Gonzalez was not medically cleared to return to work, but he attempted to do so anyway.
"To be sure, claimant's termination prevented him from working for the employer and his undocumented status prevented other employers in the United States from lawfully employing him," the court said. "But it was the work-related injury to claimant's eye, and the time required for claimant to recover from that injury and to adjust to his impaired vision, that made him physically unable to return to comparable wage-earning anywhere, thereby rendering him 'disabled' within the meaning of the Act."
The court also dismissed the argument made by Asylum that the full weekly wage payment imposed because of the finding of bad faith — as opposed to the 66.66% of the average weekly wage Gonzalez would be entitled to without a finding of bad faith — amounted to an award of back pay or constituted sanctions for hiring an illegal alien.
However, the court did say that the administrative law judge did not consider Asylum's evidence of good faith, which would have shifted the burden back to Gonzalez to prove the reasons for nonpayment were pretextual. Similarly, the review board should not have affirmed the finding of bad faith based on the same mistake.
An Asylum employee testified he did not know what a notice of controversion was, and the appeals court said if that claim was credited, it would be inappropriate to treat Asylum's failure to file such a notice as an act of bad faith. The appeals court said the administrative judge incorrectly assumed that failing to file notice of controversion is, in and of itself, an act of bad faith.
"Another fact that potentially was relevant to the issue of bad faith, but which the (administrative judge) did not discuss, is claimant's attempt to return to work on July 17, 2005 — an effort that the (administrative judge) found was contrary to medical advice, but that may be relevant to whether the employer was aware of, or had a reason to be skeptical about, claimant's ongoing physical incapacity," the appeals court said.
The court affirmed the review board's determination that Gonzalez is entitled to temporary total disability benefits, but remanded the case for further proceedings to determine whether Asylum acted in bad faith.
Gonzalez's attorney said he has not reviewed this portion of the decision, but he is confident he will prevail on the issue of bad faith.
Rivera said additional evidence in the record shows the employer knew when it hired Gonzalez that he was an undocumented worker.
Rivera also said in this case, the employer might have delayed payments hoping the case might go away.
Rivera said he has encountered similar tactics used by other employers and insurance companies in cases dealing with illegal aliens. He said he has had to obtain default judgments and threaten to take legal action to get money for his clients in the past before insurance companies would pay approved claims.
"It's a rampant abuse to undocumented employees by employers and insurance companies as well that know if they delay the process, they can get away without paying benefits to an employee," he said. "They play the numbers and do it so often that at the end of the day they collect a profit because they have to pay one or two claims, but some lawyers might give up."
Currently, Wyoming is the only state that expressly denies workers' compensation benefits for injured workers. Lawmakers in Ohio talked earlier this year about passing legislation that would also prohibit illegals from participating in the workers' compensation system. Bills have been introduced in Arizona in each of the past two legislative sessions, but failed to win approval.
Alaska, Delaware, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin are silent on the issues, while the remaining states expressly include illegal aliens in their work comp statutes.
Courts in Oregon, California and Nebraska have upheld decisions to deny vocational rehabilitation benefits to undocumented workers.
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Lexie Brown's Bio
Brown scored 21 points (6-9 FG, 5-8 3Pt, 4-6 FT), and added a rebound and an assist during Saturday's loss to the Sparks.
Brown has been on fire from beyond the arc so far this season as she's shooting a sizzling 50.0 percent from that distance through six games. Though it's unlikely Brown's ability to keep her conversion rate from three this high for the duration of the season, she could be worth a roster spot until she cools off.
Brown tallied 12 points (4-9 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 1-2 FT), two rebounds, two assists and one steal in the 58-56 home win over the Mercury on Thursday.
Brown had her best game offensively of the season Thursday by recording a season-best 12 points while staying hot behind the three-point arc. Off to a great start so far this season, Brown is averaging 9.2 points and 1.8 assists per contest while shooting 45.5 percent from three-point range.
Brown added 10 points (3-8 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 3-4 FT), four assists, one rebound and one steal during the 72-61 victory over Seattle on Wednesday.
For the second consecutive outing to open the 2019 campaign, Brown tallied exactly 10 points offensively which tied a career-best; Brown's previous high was nine points recorded last season against Phoenix. With the subtractions of Maya Moore and Lindsay Whalen from the Lynx's roster this season, Brown is so far seizing the opportunity to the fullest, as she is averaging 10.0 points and 2.5 assists over 21.5 minutes currently.
Brown tallied 10 points (3-10 FG, 2-5 3Pt, 2-2 FT), seven sits, five rebounds, one steal and one block during Sunday's preseason win over Las Vegas.
Brown produced a solid overall stat-line during the final preseason game for the Lynx, as the Duke product managed double figures despite shooting 30 percent from the field while leading the team with seven assists. It's unsure whether or not Brown will make the final cut for the regular season roster but she sure did make an impressive Sunday. Brown averaged only 1.7 points with the Sun in 2018.
Brown was traded to the Lynx on Wednesday in exchange for Natisha Hiedeman, ESPN reports.
The Duke product struggled to crack the rotation as a rookie, but she'll now head to a Lynx team looking to replace both Maya Moore and Lindsay Whalen. In return for Brown, the Sun will receive Hiedeman, who Minnesota initially took with the 18th overall pick in Wednesday's draft.
Brown scored two points (1-2 FG, 0-1 FT) during the 92-80 loss at Washington on Tuesday.
Brown had another quiet performance in the loss Tuesday as she managed to make one field-goal for her only points. The Duke alum has not scored more than five points in a game so far in 2018.
Brown provided three points (1-3 FG, 1-3 3Pt), three rebounds and one assist during Friday's 110-72 victory at Chicago.
In just under seven minutes, Brown wasn't much of a factor in the box score during the blowout win Friday, as she only knocked down one three-point try over three attempts. The rookie will probably continue to be a bench-role performer for most of the 2018 season.
Brown will come off the bench in her WNBA debut Sunday against the Aces.
Brown was selected with the ninth overall pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft, but will begin her career as a reserve. The Sun currently have the likes of Jasmine Thomas, Courtney Williams and Shekinna Stricklen available in the backcourt, which means Brown may not see a ton of minutes right away.
About Lexie Brown
Lexie Brown (born October 27, 1994) is a guard for the Minnesota Lynx. She played college basketball at Duke.


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Mother-in-law
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Ernie K-Doe
I think I have been lucky in regards to evil "Mother-in-Laws". I never had any issue with my first one, and with my second one (and hopefully last), she is very shy, doesn't talk much and speaks very little English, lives on the other side of the world, so any insulting things she may ever say about me the one time I see her per year, I can't understand anyway.[1] My wife has it even easier I think as my mother loved my wife immediately, and I suspect that if something ever happened to my marriage that my parents would keep her and forsake me as their son.[2]
While I have been fortunate in that regard, I have known some people who have cursed out their mother-in-law's antics while tossing back beer, and as the next song was a number one hit in 1961, I can only surmise that who you marry into is every generation's plague.
"Mother-in-Law" would be the only number one hit of Ernie K-Doe (born Ernie Kador) and with that stage name I have to wonder if to the uninitiated that they think he was a late 80's rapper?[3] It wasn't obviously, and we have here a man from New Orleans who was a vital part of the Louisiana R&B scene, but it was by collaborating with an even bigger legend from the Crescent City, Allen Toussaint that put him forever on the map.
Toussaint would become one of the most revered musicians who was adept at composing, arranging, songwriting and producing and already in his early twenties he was the most important piece of Minit Records and was working with K-Doe to come up with a hit, which is exactly what happened with "Mother-in-Law", a song he wrote, though it almost never made it out of the studio.
As the story (or legend would have it), Toussaint (who played the piano on the song) got frustrated with the failed takes from K-Doe and took the paper in which the composition was written on and crumpled it up and it took a backup singer to smooth the situation over. Cooler heads prevailed and the song was released to a huge audience that crossed over regardless of ethnicity, as the pain in the ass "Mother-in-Law" knows no racial boundary.
Half novelty/half R&B but all fun, the delivery of the "Mother-in-Law" being described as "Satan" and "the worst person he knew" was so tongue in cheek that nobody could take it literally, especially from a showman like Ernie K-Doe who never saw a stage that that he wouldn't ham it up on. He would develop catch phrase after catch phrase and the older he got, the more eccentric he seemed to become, but no matter how strange he got, the city of New Orleans never stopped loving him.
Although K-Doe is mostly associated with "Mother-in-Law" he did have a pair of Top Forty R&B hits "Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta" (#21 in 1961) and "Later for Tomorrow" (#37 in 1967), but he always knew which song people paid to see (he opened the "Mother-in-Law" Lounge in 1994) and entertained as many people as he could until he died in 2001 from kidney failure.
Other Notable Songs that charted but did not go to number one in this time period: May 22, 1961 – May 28, 1961.
5/22/61: Hello, Mary Lou by Ricky Nelson went to #9.
[1] I have always imagined subtitles under her when she is talking to me that said; "I can't believe my daughter married you."
[2] That wasn't the case with my first wife…and boy were they right about that one!
[3] I am convinced that I could at least convince nine out of ten people that it was Ernie K-Doe who rapped "Wild Wild West" and not Kool Moe Dee.
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Houses of Worship Shouldn't Be Treated Like Bars or Gyms
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(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Last week, Justice Neil Gorsuch not-so-subtly jabbed at secular liberals by name-checking several "essential" businesses allowed to remain open — liquor stores, bike shops and acupuncturists — even as houses of worship were required to close. "It may be unsafe to go to church," he wrote. "But it is always fine to pick up another bottle of wine, shop for new bike, or spend the afternoon exploring your distal poi...
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Last week, Justice Neil Gorsuch not-so-subtly jabbed at secular liberals by name-checking several "essential" businesses allowed to remain open — liquor stores, bike shops and acupuncturists — even as houses of worship were required to close. "It may be unsafe to go to church," he wrote. "But it is always fine to pick up another bottle of wine, shop for new bike, or spend the afternoon exploring your distal points and meridians." His implication was that the law was catering to liberal elites, the kind who ride bikes (guilty as charged) and treat acupuncture as an "exploration."
In the decision that occasioned this pointed comment, the Supreme Court ruled that religious institutions can't be subject to stricter Covid-19 restrictions than other organizations. It marks a meaningful doctrinal development in First Amendment jurisprudence. The court's new majority is moving to give religion "most favored nation" status when compared to other public businesses and institutions.
But more significant than the change in the law is the cultural and ideological divide it signifies. Gorsuch's jab is a prime example.
The divide can be summed up by the different ways that secular liberals and religiously oriented conservatives react to the core question: Is it wrong to close churches, mosques and synagogues when businesses are allowed to remain open, albeit with restrictions? The two sides respond to this touchstone question radically differently. Each side could benefit from understanding the other's perspective better.
Start with those who would keep houses of worship closed. To many liberals, it seems obvious that religious buildings should be shut down because people gather together in them for an extended period of time and often sing together, raising the risks of virus transmission. A major study published last month suggests that houses of worship rank with gyms, restaurants and hotels as real-world super-spreader sites.
The same is not true of liquor stores, big-box stores, or indeed bike shops or acupuncturists. In those establishments, employees may remain inside for long hours, but customers come and go. Their interactions are fleeting. They don't sing.
These are all pragmatic arguments with significant force. They rely on the evidence that infection is more common in religious gatherings and the practical-legal assessment that the government should be allowed to treat such gatherings differently from shopping.
This pragmatic approach is grounded in a secular, scientific worldview that treats religious motives as irrelevant. In this worldview, the symbolism or morality of allowing people to buy alcohol or engage in retail therapy when they cannot worship together is secondary. What matters is "following the science," as if that doesn't entail messy judgment calls, too — as in the debate over reopening schools.
To many religious believers, however, the issue is not the calculation of probabilities of infection, but the moral and spiritual meaning of the policies. To them, there is no form of human activity more significant, more nourishing or more transcendently valuable than gathering in prayer. Collective prayer sustains believers of nearly every religious tradition in the world. It is the essence of the free exercise of religion, because it is the essence of connecting to the divine.
Seen through this lens, collective prayer deserves special treatment because of its unique place in the sphere of human practice and experience. There is a hierarchy of values here — and communing with the divine is at the very top.
That is one reason liquor stores have become the main counter-example invoked by religious believers arguing for exemptions. The argument is that by leaving those doors open, the government is acknowledging that lots of people really feel that they need a drink, especially in the midst of a pandemic.
Wait a minute, the believers are saying: Don't you realize we need to pray together just as urgently as you need a cocktail? Isn't our spiritual need as great or rather greater than your physiological or psychological one? Shouldn't it be obvious that the morally praiseworthy act of praying deserves more protection than the morally neutral or morally questionable act of pouring yourself a martini?
The powerful arguments on both sides can sometimes slide into a mild mutual contempt. I certainly know secular liberals who privately consider the believers' demand to pray even when lives are at stake to be evidence of backwards supernaturalism. And I know religious conservatives who deride the emptiness of secular life and see it at as the explanation for what they experience as discrimination against them.
It's unfortunate when secular liberals and religious conservatives misunderstand each other and then double down on that misunderstanding with mutual dislike. Both worldviews, secular and religious, deserve respect. There are good arguments on both sides of this question — good scientific arguments on one side, and good spiritual arguments on the other. Neither side has a monopoly on morality. And, lest we forget, we all need to live together when this pandemic is over.
Noah Feldman is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist and host of the podcast "Deep Background." He is a professor of law at Harvard University and was a clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter. His books include "The Three Lives of James Madison: Genius, Partisan, President."


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Давид Теймуразович Доиашвили (Род. в 1971 году, Тбилиси) — грузинский театральный режиссёр-постановщик.

Биография
Родился в Тбилиси. Окончил Тбилисский театральный институт им. Ш. Руставели (мастерская  Михаила Ивановича Туманишвили). В качестве режиссёра сотрудничает с тбилисскими театрами, а также работает за рубежом.

Среди его постановок спектакли: «Дерево» М. Доиашвили, «Мадам Бовари» Г. Флобера (театр им. Д. Алексидзе, Тбилиси), «Три сестры» А. Чехова, «Саломея» О. Уайльда, (театр им. К. Марджанишвили, Тбилиси).  «Салемские колдуньи» А. Миллера в театре «Плэйхауз» г. Лидса (Великобритания).

С 1998 года — главный режиссёр Тбилисского академического театра им. К. Марджанишвили.

В 2000 году поставил оперу «Лючия ди Ламмермур» на Мариинской сцене. Эта постановка стала его первым опытом оперной режиссуры и вызвала критику в российской прессе. Имеет опыт постановки концертов. Давид Доиашвили выступил режиссёром концерта Нани Брегвадзе, которым открывалась Тбилисская филармония после реконструкции.

С 3 марта 2007 года — управляющий Грузинским театром музыки и драмы им. Васо Абашидзе.

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Выпускники Тбилисского театрального университета
Персоналии:Тбилисский академический театр имени К. Марджанишвили
Персоналии:Тбилисский театр музкомедии им. В. Абашидзе
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This novel was written by Governor General's Award-winning author Kenneth Oppel.
The main character is a 13-year-old boy named Ben.
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