Dr. Vincent Walsh Ecological Infrastructure | The Inevitable, Exponential, Neo Cultures and Liverpool's New Frontiers.
Give yourself the chance to sit down in a quiet place, relax in a comfortable position, breathe in deeply, hold, then release a very long out breath gently through the nose, when you have no breath left, be still and listen intensely, you may be able to hear the waves of the Inevitable, the exponential technologies hitting the web. The force of these waves is Inevitable, like rapid plankton blooming in the deep sea or the technium bloom in the deep web, they are as Inevitable as each other.
As you read this there are more than 60 trillion pages/nodes/points of information interconnecting on the net. Since you started reading this paragraph, another five hundred pages/nodes/points of interconnected information were created and uploaded to this higher intelligence. This vast (AI) mind, stretching across the bios and technos, hardware and software, biological and technological infrastructures, wired together through the internet of things. This entire cornucopia has been created in less than 8,000 days, a very big library that goes beyond our own understanding; the whole is always more than the sum of its parts.
It's not just the volume of data in the Technium that is staggering, but also the acceleration force within it. Technology is becoming so advanced, due to the "laws of acceleration returns", we will not witness 100 years of progress in the 21st century, it will be more like 20,000 years of progress (at today's rate of acceleration). Today a single bedroom can now be home to a 50-petabyte hard-drive, and that can hold the unfathomable cornucopia of information created by 108 billion humans (estimation of births since the dawn of the human race) including and not limited to, 310 million books, 1.4 Billion articles, 180 million songs, 3.5 trillion images, 1 billion hours of video and 60 trillion web-pages, and so much more.
What is driving this force, what is the technology looking for? Like living organisms, ecosystems; forests, coral reefs, the technology looks for and favours the waves of collaboration, transparency, flexibility, adaptability, decentralisation, and complexity. We are seeing and witnessing the emergent of new technologies, markets, sectors, new economies, and just like us, these new emerging entities want more efficiency, opportunity, emergent, diversity, specialisation, freedom, avolvability and sentience. Life favours more life, technology and biology are searching for more possibilities.
The City of Liverpool is in the early phase of its technological revolution. As Knowledge Quarter Liverpool becomes a major hub for technology, supporting design, arts, biotech and the health sectors across the city's new infrastructure, how will the city position its potential and become a renewed world leader on digital frontiers?
Technology has been growing exponentially over the last half century, innovations connecting biological and technological infrastructures will ensure smart city growth as a key economic driver for Liverpool. New technologies and cultures will change everything within every sector from architecture to engineering, from health to communication. Preparing for and delivering this massive change and importantly exposing our students to the leading actors will become an increasingly important part of Liverpool's growth over the coming decade.
Liverpool's journey to become a smart city has already begun, harnessing the city's best thinkers and smartest investors to ensure the billion-pound vision for the Knowledge Quarter and beyond, enabling the city's sustainable growth for the long-term. This platform, our leadership in the digital and cultural sectors, the research and innovation capacity of our universities, our City of Culture status and smart city plus many other attributes, give Liverpool a unique place in this innovative new field of 21st century city development.
Smart cities are also about nature, by using technology-based solutions to bring nature back into cities we can enhance health, economic and cultural benefits. Creating resilient cities in the face of global competition and climate change is a core driver of the shift to smart city growth.
It's extremely exciting to be in the City of Liverpool right now. There is a colossal amount of exciting tech-activities happening, which are all part of the new trajectory and momentum. These activities are redefining and remixing the cities culture, as it steps into the inevitable wave of innovation. Below, I have listed just some of the interesting things happening across the Technosphere.
As Liverpool's international flagship for cultural and creative research, ART LABS are a collective network of artistic research and technologies laboratories, supported and linked by the ART LABS Centre, directed by Professor John Hyatt. We partner with Liverpool's art organisations, businesses and communities and collaborate with exemplary international institutions. To get an idea of the type of work we're involved in, take a look at some of our current projects.
Sensor City is a Liverpool-based technical innovation centre and University Enterprise Zone. We foster the creation, development, production and promotion of cutting edge sensor technologies for use in a wide range of sectors. Our purpose-built technical and business support centre has been designed to meet the needs of our emerging and established industry partners. By working collaboratively, and creating a connected sensor community, we aim to make Liverpool a global hub for sensor technologies. Follow the links to learn more about Sensor City, the kind of activities we are involved with, and how you might benefit from our expertise.
Knowledge Quarter Liverpool (KQ Liverpool) brings together the city's key partners to collaborate in a creative environment and close the economic gap with London. To do this KQ Liverpool sets out to create and promote the dynamic and innovative industries operating within the Knowledge Quarter. KQ Liverpool is already home to some of the world's most influential players in science, health, technology, culture and education and with over £1bn of new developments in the pipeline. To support the growth of new innovative businesses KQ Liverpool intends to support programmes that invest in the 54,000 students that study in the city and reposition Liverpool at the forefront of global innovation. Knowledge Quarter Liverpool has a plan that focuses on three main areas: Making the place, Improving connectivity and Attracting investment & creating opportunities. A key part of these plans will be Paddington Village, a £1bn flagship expansion site that will house 1.8m square feet of science, technology, education and health space. With Greenwich Village in New York as inspiration, Paddington Village will be a great place to live, work and socialise. In the centre of Paddington Village will be two major educational facilities, The Royal College of Physicians and Liverpool International College, which will host over 45,000 students.
Pop goes the Technosphere is an independent tech event programme in collaboration with Arts Lab and Liverpool's Knowledge Quarter, Programme Directed, Dr Vincent Walsh. Pop goes the Technosphere focuses on inviting leading intellects and tech influencers from around the globe to debate and question emerging technologies, neo cultures and urban futures across the science, art and design spectrum. The programme focuses on creating world-class notoriety and momentum for Liverpool's emerging tech sector, and importantly, a platform which enables new commercial partnerships, multidisciplinary research collaborations and citywide activities within, across and beyond Liverpool's Knowledge Quarter. We aim to increase the city's profile by enabling a platform which invites intellects and tech influencers see and support the vision for Liverpool Knowledge Quarter. The programme acts as an international public relations exercise, delivered with creative direction, scientific rigour and imagination.
FACTLab is a pioneering workshop and research space based at FACT, Liverpool. It is a partnership between ART LABS and FACT, the UK's leading media arts centre. At FACTLab, we have vigorously pursued and perfected a research methodology of co-design. People are invited to explore the possibilities of creative technology through hands-on experimentation, offering a range of exciting activities for participants of all ages interested in getting involved with making and experimenting with electronics. FACTLab is a workshop space designed to reveal the creative processes behind FACT's exhibitions programme, as well as offering opportunities for FACT visitors to develop skills in a range of creative technologies. In this space, you will also find artists in residence at work, and researchers, artists and technologists are invited to use the space to produce new projects together.
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"Monozukuri wa hitozukuri - the art of making good things is through making good people" - is a fundamental value that runs deep in our DENSO philosophy. DENSO is a world class manufacturing organisation with extensive facilities in multiple locations across Europe. DENSO's journey in Europe started in 1973 and since then we have integrated state-of-the-art Japanese manufacturing technologies and principles with the best of European manufacturing.
Our business structure is built around product groups that provide the basis on which our manufacturing capabilities have been built.
For powertrain components we have our largest plant outside of Japan operating in Hungary.
For our thermal systems components, such as automotive air conditioning systems, engine cooling modules, intercoolers and heat exchangers, we have more than 6,000 people employed in plants in the United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Italy, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Turkey.
For electrical components such as starters and alternators our plant near San Salvo, Italy is our centre of excellence.
For electronic components, these are located in our manufacturing facility near Barcelona, Spain.
Wherever you choose to work you will experience a common way of working - we call it the DENSO Way of Working. Our company values, the DENSO Spirit, include principles of kaizen meaning continuous improvement, collaboration and team working, as well as more fundamental behaviours such as the need for genchi-gembutsu - on-site verification - as a basis for effective problem solving.
In each of our locations, manufacturing and the associated functions provides a wonderful environment to develop a demanding and stimulating career. As a place to learn and excel in Engineering disciplines, multiple career paths exist including Industrial Engineering, Process Engineering and Production Engineering. For those with a quality mind-set a variety of roles exist, from laboratory technicians, in- process inspectors, test engineers, quality engineers (working day to day with our customers) and supplier quality engineers (working day to day within our supply chain).
Our European regional top management drives a program of shop- floor based collaborative reviews that we call "Production Kaizen". This creates multiple collaborative kaizen activities, in particular around quality, safety and productivity. Excellence in manufacturing can be found all around our European operations. Excellence that is recognised by our customers around the world and that is validated by our multiple quality standard accreditations.


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Q: Cannot broadcast client event (connection not subscribed to channel private-chat) I am building a real-time chat application with Laravel and Nuxt (Front-end and Back-end separated) using Pusher and Laravel-Echo, I have configured Laravel with pusher and it works fine and can see my requests in the Pusher debug console, I also want to mention two things first, I handle my authentication using Laravel-JWT and Nuxt-Auth and second, it works with public channels but since I converted it to private, Nuxt client can not subscribe anymore.
Here is error image:

Here is my Laravel config:
.env
BROADCAST_DRIVER=pusher
PUSHER_APP_ID=MY_APP_ID
PUSHER_APP_KEY=MY_APP_KEY
PUSHER_APP_SECRET=MY_APP_SECRET
PUSHER_APP_CLUSTER=eu

channels.php
Broadcast::channel('chat', function() {
    return true;
});

ChatController.php
public function sendMessage(Request $req) {
    $user = Auth::user();

    broadcast(new ChatEvent($user, $req->message))
        ->toOthers();
}

ChatEvent.php
public function __construct(User $user, $message)
    {
        $this->user = $user;
        $this->message = $message;
    }

public function broadcastAs()
    {
        return 'chat-event';
    }

public function broadcastOn()
    {
        return new PrivateChannel('chat');
    }

EventServiceProvider
use App\Events\ChatEvent;
use App\Listeners\SendMessageNotification;
...
protected $listen = [
        ChatEvent::class => [
            SendMessageNotification::class,
        ],
    ];

composer.json
"require": {
    ...
    "pusher/pusher-php-server": "^7.0",
    "tymon/jwt-auth": "^1.0"
}

Here is my Nuxt config:
package.json
"dependencies": {
    ...
    "@nuxtjs/auth-next": "5.0.0-1624817847.21691f1",
    "nuxt": "^2.14.6",
    "pusher-js": "^7.0.3",
  },
"devDependencies": {
    ...
    "@nuxtjs/laravel-echo": "^1.1.0",
  }

nuxt.config.js
buildModules: [
    ...
    '@nuxtjs/laravel-echo',
  ],
echo: {
    broadcaster: 'pusher',
    key: 'my-app-key',
    cluster: 'eu',
    forceTLS: true,
    plugins: ['~/plugins/echo.js']
  },

echo.js plugin
export default function ({ $echo }) {
    console.log($echo)
}

chat page index.vue
mounted() {
    this.$echo.private(`chat`)
      .listen(`chat-event`, (e) => {
        this.addNewMessage(e.user, e.message)
      })
      .listenForWhisper('typing', (e) => {
        console.log(e.name);
      })
  },
watch: {
    typeMessage() {
      this.$echo.private(`chat`)
        .whisper('typing', {
          name: this.typeMessage
        })
    }
  },

Here is my echo console log:

My attempts to fix the error

*

*I tried to test the back-end with the postman, and the pusher debug console works fine:

*I tried to change the channel to public, and it works fine.

Conclusion
I think the problem comes from the authentication part when trying to subscribe to a private channel, hope anyone can help!

A: You are clearly facing a connection issue between your client and your API because of authentication.
Try with basic config without forceTLS (it must be also disabled in pusher website under App settings section).
In addition, be sure that your echo instance is hitting your auth endpoint with the required headers. It's needed for private/presence channels.
In my case I'm using passport so auth must be done with Bearer token attached in the header.
broadcaster: 'pusher',
key: process.env.VUE_APP_PUSHER_KEY,
cluster: process.env.VUE_APP_PUSHER_CLUSTER,
authEndpoint: process.env.VUE_APP_API_URL + '/broadcasting/auth',
auth: {
     headers: {
         Authorization: 'Bearer ' + this.$auth.token()
     }
}

EDIT: sorry for not clarifying enough.
Presence/private channels are allowed only for authenticated users. Since you are using JWT you need to provide an Authorization header with the Bearer access token that you get when the user logs in.
I'm not sure how nuxt handles user tokens, but the this.$auth.token() is just a reference to how I retrieve a user's token by using websanova vue auth. But you may handle and store the token at the user's end in many ways

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This condo is continuously remodeled and updated by owners who actively use this space too. This year look for new split-ductless A/C through out. Wonderful options for outdoor living abound in this accessible, comfortable condo. Plenty of space for entertaining family and friends or for romantic times.
Not only does 50B offer easy access to Keawakapu Beach and Wailea's beachfront boardwalk, but you can also walk to the Shops of Wailea in an easy 10 minutes. The Shops at Wailea have everything from casual dinning to high end steak houses and tropical restaurant. Additionally The Shops offer convenience stores (ABC and Whalers General Store), surf shops and high end retail (Tiffany's).
As you walk by the ocean front resorts and hotels of Wailea, don't forget you can work out, get a massage, learn to surf or ocean kayak at any of these hotels.
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Гай Публи́ций Бибул (; III век до н. э.) — римский политический деятель из плебейского рода Публициев, народный трибун в 209 году до н. э. Находясь на этой должности, добивался лишения Марка Клавдия Марцелла командования, выступал против кунктаторской тактики в войне с Ганнибалом, но своих целей не достиг. Предположительно его братом был Луций Публиций Бибул, военный трибун, сражавшийся при Каннах.

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The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) held a second Public Open House meeting on November 21, 2011 to acquaint Kanab City's residents with UDOT's new project slated for spring of 2012. On hand to answer questions were UDOT representatives, Civil Science Corporation consultants and Project Manager Tyler W. Turner. The Civil Science Corporation is a group of engineers, surveyors, planners and scientists who have been working with UDOT on developing this project.
The project's final design will reach completion in December 2011. It will be put out for bids in January 2012, construction is scheduled to begin the latter part of March 2012, with an anticipated completion date of October 2012.
Kevin S. Kitchen, UDOT Public Involvement Manager, explained the contractor selection is done by formula: combining the lowest bid and estimated completion time frame. The time element looks at the cost to customers (businesses and drivers), "Get in and get out" is the goal.
Once the contractor has been selected and bids verified, a notice to proceed will be issued. Kitchen said construction should start in March, and major work will be done in phases to keep the transportation corridor more functional.
UDOT is reviewing potential construction phases. The following phases are currently under consideration. First Phase: starting at Denny's Wigwam to 100 North. Second Phase: 100 North to 300 North. Third Phase: 100 South to 300 South. Fourth Phase: 300 South following Hwy 89 to the east end of town. Fifth Phase: North end of town, 300 North to 450 North. Also, there will be an extension of Hwy 89 south towards Fredonia for one block.
Kitchen explained the project entails reconstructing the pavement, assessment of current drainage conditions with spot upgrades as necessary. Improvements to ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) facilities on corners to bring them to current standards, and new striping configurations, including additional travel lanes at the 300 West curve and a center median turn lane on select portions of the corridor.
The project is also evaluating electronic traffic management needs and potential improvements.
Manager Kitchen said meetings have been conducted with a Kanab citizen's advisory group and UDOT's team has valued and accepted their input. The project is federally funded.
Kitchen said now is the time for Kanab's residents to voice any concerns or questions about this project. E-Mail: us89Kanab@utah.gov. To access website: udot.uth.gov/us89kanab.


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The children of a neverending summer jumping off a stepladder into the ocean. As adults, life can come at us hard. Children remind us to live in the present moment. They clearly define mindfulness by the way they live. Beautiful Haleiwa, Hawaii with my friend Mike who added comments on the moment. We reminisced when we were children. We could relate on how these children felt, not wanting the moment to end, playing until the last drop of sunlight.
Children playing at Haleiwa Beach, Hawaii on June 29, 2017. Ocean therapy.
How many more sunsets do we have left?
If we could count them, we would change the way we see today, and truly understand how lucky we are to be in every moment.
I would wake up with a smile and love you even more, attack my passionate goals, and always make an effort to experience new things.
Of all the things in the world, my time with you would be the most important.
I would do this every day until the orange glow tells me that I must say goodbye.
At that point, I would hug you so I can cherish every second until my last breath as I fade away into the darkness.


The flood-lit royal Château d'Amboise (castle of Amboise) behind the bridge Pont du Maréchal Leclerc and the water of the river Loire at the blue hour after sunset. Amboise is in the Département Indre-et-Loire, Tours in the center of France. This photo was taken in the evening of a rainy day in September of 2015. This photo was taken with a digital camera.


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Marianne Viktoria Armgard Helene Doria Freifrau von Weizsäcker (née von Kretschmann; 17 May 1932) is the widow of Richard von Weizsäcker, the President of West Germany and reunited Germany from 1984 to 1994.

Early life
Von Weizsacker was born Marianne Viktoria Armgard Helene Doria von Kretschmann on 17 May 1932 in Essen. Her mother, Asta, was the adopted daughter of prominent banker and industrialist .

Personal life

Marianne and Richard von Weizsäcker were married from 1953 until his death on 31 January 2015. They have four children, including Robert K. von Weizsäcker, Professor of Economics. Two of her four children have predeceased her.

Her husband served as Governing Mayor of Berlin (West Berlin) from 1981 to 1984, when he was elected president. He was reelected for a second term in 1989.

Patronage
During her husband's tenure, Marianne von Weizsäcker was the patron of several charitable organisations, including the Müttergenesungswerk. She is patron of the Marianne von Weizsäcker Stiftung Integrationshilfe für ehemals Suchtkranke e. V., an organisation for the assistance of recovering addicts which she founded in 1989.

Honours

Foreign honours
 :
 Honorary Recipient of the Order of the Crown of the Realm (1987)
 :
 Grand Cross of the Order of St. Olav (1986)

References

External links

 Weizsäcker-Stiftung

1932 births
Spouses of presidents of Germany
German baronesses
People from Essen
Living people
Richard von Weizsäcker
Marianne


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Why everyone is underestimating the odds of a brokered convention
Around this time in 2016, I wrote a piece arguing that, while some pundits were speculating about a contested GOP convention, in fact then-candidate Donald Trump was on the brink of a historically dominant primary run. Regardless of whether he won Iowa, he was highly likely to win New Hampshire, and after that South Carolina. If he started with an Iowa win, he might run the table; if he lost Iowa to Ted Cruz, he was still by far the favorite to be the nominee. "A Trump nomination would be unprecedented," I concluded. "But an upset victory by any of his opponents would, in many ways, be even more so."Trump, of course, wound up losing Iowa, but nonetheless went on to win New Hampshire, South Carolina, and the nomination, on the way to his improbable general election victory.So how about this year? As with the Republicans in 2016, the race has been quite stable at the top. Though Elizabeth Warren briefly took a lead in some national polls in October, and Bernie Sanders has led in a couple of more recent polls, Joe Biden has held the first place in the polling average the entire time he's been a candidate. Although punditry (and the party leadership) has been lukewarm on him from the start, he has been and remains the frontrunner. Does that mean he's also poised for something close to a sweep?It's still possible. Though Sanders has been surging recently in both national and early-state polls, Biden led in Iowa as recently as one week ago, and his lead remains formidable in South Carolina. If he wins both states decisively, and especially if he also wins Nevada, he'll be in a strong position come Super Tuesday, no matter how well Sanders does in New Hampshire (where his lead appears to be widening). But the opposite is also possible. Biden could lose all three of the first contests — indeed, he could fail to even come in second — and his victory in South Carolina is not guaranteed.What happens then? Contrary to the Republican situation in 2016, if Biden doesn't dominate the early caucuses and primaries, a contested convention becomes a very real possibility. Indeed, I think it may be considerably more likely than statistical models, like Nate Silver's at FiveThirtyEight, suggest.Why the difference? It's all about Bernie and the Billionaires.Statistical models based on past elections make certain reasonable assumptions about candidate and voter behavior that may be getting less applicable. For one thing, they assume that candidates will drop out when they no longer have a realistic path to victory. But that's only a valid assumption if a candidate has limited resources, and if the candidate's paramount interest is unifying the party. Those assumptions may be much less valid when considering candidates with independent resources and an agenda independent of the party's.Even before his recent rise in the polls, Bernie Sanders had powerful incentives to fight all the way to the convention — and his prodigious small-dollar fundraising assured that he would have the resources to do so. If he could hold out to be the last opponent of the likely nominee, he could become the vehicle for any lingering dissatisfaction with the party or the process, as he was in 2016. And if multiple candidates remained viable until late in the game, his continued presence would make it harder for any candidate to accumulate a majority of delegates — and in a contested convention, his delegates would be valuable bargaining chips to trade for his causes.The only scenario where it would have made sense for him to leave early would be to consolidate left-wing support around another, more viable progressive candidate, presumably Elizabeth Warren. But with Sanders' position in the polls strengthening, that script is flipped, and it is Warren's campaign that risks coming under pressure to fold if she performs poorly in the early states. (In a recent poll from Morning Consult, 37 percent of Warren supporters chose Sanders as their second choice.) Whether she would give in to such pressure until it was financially unavoidable, though, is rather more doubtful after their recent contretemps.In a two candidate race between Sanders and Biden, would Biden be favored to win, if only because of his much stronger support from party loyalists? Could 2020 be a repeat of 2016 in other words? It's a good question. Biden is a much weaker front-runner than Hillary Clinton was, and Sanders a much more formidable challenger the second time around. But the question might be academic. If Biden stumbles, it's unlikely to be a two-candidate race, regardless of what Warren (or Buttigieg) does, because of the billionaires: Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg.Once upon a time, Steyer and Bloomberg would not have been considered plausible candidates for the Democratic nomination. But now they are testing whether Trump's rise was a fluke, or whether he was demonstrating new possibilities for unconventional candidates with vast personal resources. Even as once promising contenders like Kamala Harris and Corey Booker have fallen by the wayside, the two billionaires have turned themselves into meaningful factors. Steyer earned and held his spot on a shrinking debate stage, and he has polled in the double digits in some recent polls of both Nevada and South Carolina. Bloomberg promises to be a considerably more significant force down the road. In spite of skipping the debates and ignoring the first four contests, Bloomberg has pulled into fourth place in national polls, passing Buttigieg, and he's made a massive investment in the Super Tuesday contests.If Biden limps into March 3, then, there will likely be a substantial number of Democrats — particularly those who are reluctant to feel the Bern — looking for a new home. And Bloomberg will be waiting on their doorstep, jangling the keys. Indeed, even if another candidate dramatically outperforms expectations — if Warren wins Iowa and Nevada, say — it is likely that Bloomberg will remain a factor, just as Sanders will. The reason: In recent head-to-head polling against Trump, in both national polls and swing states, Bloomberg polls about as well as Biden does. That's not a claim either Warren or Buttigieg can make.Unless Biden is the clear front-runner, then, it is likely that there will be at least three and possibly as many as five or six viable candidates splitting the delegate haul on Super Tuesday.Why could that lead to a contested convention? It didn't in 1988, which followed a similar pattern. That year, Richard Gephardt won Iowa, Michael Dukakis won New Hampshire, and Super Tuesday was a split decision, with Jesse Jackson winning states with large African-American populations, like Alabama, Georgia, and Louisiana, Al Gore winning states of the border South similar to his home state of Tennessee, like Kentucky, Arkansas and Oklahoma, and Michael Dukakis winning the biggest prizes of Florida and Texas along with states outside the South like Rhode Island and Washington. Dukakis nonetheless managed to consolidate a majority of support down the road. Why shouldn't the delegate leader after Super Tuesday 2020 fare similarly? For that matter, why couldn't Sanders be the one to replicate Trump's performance in 2016? If he wins Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, and is the delegate leader after Super Tuesday, why couldn't he mostly run the table thereafter?The answer is that under the Democrats' new rules, that could prove mathematically challenging. By March 3, nearly 40 percent of the pledged delegates will have been chosen. Those delegates will be allocated proportionately to the vote in each state and district, among candidates who earned at least 15 percent of the statewide vote, and at least 15 percent within each district. If as many as five candidates have managed to clear the threshold in several different states, it's not implausible that no candidate would have won more than a third of those delegates.In that eventuality, the delegate leader would need to earn upwards of 60 percent of the remaining delegates to get a majority. That's a daunting number: It would require the leader to win very nearly every remaining state, including Bloomberg's New York, Biden's Pennsylvania, and states like Michigan and Wisconsin that have proved fertile ground for Sanders in the past. Finally, with superdelegates no longer eligible to vote on the first ballot, if there's no majority, then we've got a contested convention.It's unclear whether establishment Republicans in 2016 could have closed ranks to stop Trump; there may have been no pro-establishment majority at all, but rather an anti-establishment majority divided between Cruz and Trump. But under the Democrats' rules, they wouldn't have needed to; a divided field of candidates all earning delegates would have denied any candidate a majority. The same dynamic that could keep a wounded establishment front-runner like Biden from limping over the finish line would also hamstring an insurgent like Sanders even if he broke through.Such an outcome is still considerably less-likely than not. Among other things, most Democrats are surely eager to have a nominee with the clear backing of the rank and file; the last thing they want is a nominee that some faction can complain won in a smoke-filled room rather than in a fair and open fight.But those same Democrats have limited ability to coordinate towards that outcome. If a leader doesn't emerge fairly early who they are willing to rally around, whatever their reservations, the party may belatedly discover that failing to decide has dropped the decision more plainly in their laps than any time since 1968.Want more essential commentary and analysis like this delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up for The Week's "Today's best articles" newsletter here.
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Kick off your visit on the 21st (Tue): take in the spiritual surroundings of Sancaklar Camii, enjoy the sand and surf at Buyukcekmece Sahili, and then stroll through Ataturk Parki.
To see photos, traveler tips, ratings, and other tourist information, read our Buyukcekmece trip planner .
Istanbul to Buyukcekmece is an approximately 1-hour car ride. In August, daily temperatures in Buyukcekmece can reach 34°C, while at night they dip to 25°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 21st (Tue) early enough to travel to Pendik District.
On the 22nd (Wed), meet the residents at Faruk YalcIn Hayvanat Bahcesi ve Botanik ParkI and then go for a stroll along the water at MarinTurk.
Plan trip to Pendik District with our itinerary maker to find out where to go and what to do.
Traveling by car from Buyukcekmece to Pendik District takes 1.5 hours. In August, plan for daily highs up to 35°C, and evening lows to 24°C. On the 23rd (Thu), wrap the sightseeing up by early afternoon so you can travel back home.


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For as long as he can remember, Chuck has been crazy about rock and roll. His first concert was Def Leppard at the age of 6 - and the rest, as they say, is history. He's been on-air for one of the biggest rock radio stations in the country (you can call him F 'Em Up Chuck) and now he's enjoying life living in New York City. Keep on rockin' in the free world!
Exclusive Premiere: The White Buffalo, 'Modern Times'
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Exclusive Premiere: The Heirs, 'Alright Goodnight'
Comprised of siblings Brandon and Savannah Hudson, the Heirs are gearing up for the release of their new EP this fall.
Jason Isbell Explains How He Wrote 'Something More Than Free'
This is going to be the understatement of the year, but there may be no simpler way to say it: Jason Isbell is an outrageously talented songwriter.
Exclusive Premiere: Rev Gusto, 'Burnt Out Friends'
Hailing from Kansas City, Rev Gusto are celebrating the release of their debut full-length, 'Burnt Out Friends,' today (July 28).
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Thirty years ago, in Illinois, John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson and Neil Young organized a benefit show to help raise money for American farmers called Farm Aid.
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With her powerful new album, Under Branch & Thorn & Tree, Samantha Crain takes it upon herself to use her music for protest.
Neil Young Shares Story of Fourth Generation Farmer Taking On Monsanto
Following the release of his latest album, 'The Monsanto Years,' Neil Young continues his fight against Monsanto.
Minor Victories Unveil 'First Hello' of New Music
On Thursday (July 23), Minor Victories unveiled "Film One," a short movie of sorts featuring new music from the band's upcoming debut.
James Franco's 'Real and Imaginary Conversations With Lana Del Rey' to Be Released in 2016
On March 15, 2016, James Franco will celebrate the release of his latest book, 'Flip-Side: Real and Imaginary Conversations With Lana Del Rey.'
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M&M Foundation partners with Menominee River Chorus
Menominee—The Menominee River Chorus has recently partnered with the M&M Area Community Foundation (MMACF) to establish an endowed fund for the Bea Ennis Memorial Music Scholarship.
In the fall of 2001, the Menominee River Chorus started the Bea Ennis Music Scholarship in honor of their longtime director and founding member. Poor health made it necessary for Bea to retire in 2003 and she lost her battle with cancer in January of 2006. The scholarship then became a memorial music scholarship, keeping Bea's memory alive and promoting her love of vocal music.
Susan Thornton, President of the Menominee River Chorus, acknowledges, "We are proud of our local school music programs and are grateful to partner with the M&M Area Community Foundation to support students in the area. The Foundation will increase the opportunity for students to apply for the scholarship program as it is now open to all graduating seniors at high schools throughout Marinette and Menominee counties."
The Menominee River Chorus relies on community donations, in addition to contributions from chorus members, to support this scholarship fund. Contributions may be mailed to the MMACF at 1110 10th Ave., Suite L-1, Menominee, MI 49858 or made online at mmacf.org. Scholarship applications will be available on the M&M Area Community Foundation website in March of 2021.


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Computer crime is on the rise around the world. Every day, nefarious actors develop increasingly more sophisticated forms of malware for their attacks. Additionally, as reported by the United Kingdom's National Crime Agency (NCA) back in December, the average age of online criminals has dropped to 17 years old, suggesting that teenagers are more susceptible to embrace the world of digital crime than ever before.
These ongoing trends place the onus on law enforcement agencies around the world to strike back at computer crime – and striking back they are.
Caitlin Cimpanu of Softpedia writes how in recent years law enforcement authorities have started to impose increasingly hefty prison sentences on those convicted of malicious hacking and other computer-related crimes.
For instance, back in 2010, Albert Gonzalez was sentenced to 20 years in prison after he breached Heartland Payment Systems, Inc. and compromised some 134 million credit cards, among other offenses. Law enforcement upped the ante last year when they sentenced Ross Ulbricht, founder and owner of the underground web marketplace Silk Road, to life in prison.
It would now appear, however, that Turkish authorities have taken the punishment of computer criminals to a whole new level by sentencing a hacker to 334 years in prison.
Daily Sabah reports that the story dates back to 2013, when Turkish authorities arrested the hacker, Onur Kopçak, 26, for a scheme he perpetrated with 11 co-conspirators. Together, the criminals created fake login pages of legitimate banking sites that they used to steal customers' login credentials.
According to ZDNet, 43 people submitted complaints that the hacker had unlawfully copied their banking details, which led authorities to arrest Kopçak and charge him with identity fraud, wire fraud, website forgery and access device fraud.
The Criminal Court of Appeals for the 8th circuit ultimately sentenced the hacker to 199 years 7 months in prison based on those offenses. Kopçak appealed the decision, but the court upheld the sentence.
Apparently, the Turkish legal system was not done with the hacker. On Sunday, the Mersin third Criminal Court of General Jurisdiction sentenced Kopçak to an additional 135 years in prison for stealing 11 people's credit card information and selling the data online.
It is anticipated that the hacker will not appeal the decision, notes Darren Pauli of The Register, as he believes that Turkey's Court of Cassation (The Supreme Court) will not deliver justice based upon an unspecified chain-of-guilt ruling.
If the sentence is carried out, however, Kopçak will spend the next 334 years in prison.
Currently, the hacker is serving out his sentence in a prison located in Osmaniye, a region close to Turkey's border with Syria, CNBC reports.


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Shangri-La's Boracay Resort & Spa, Philippines announces the appointment of Dave Junker as the new general manager of Boracay island's premier luxury resort.
A Luxembourg national, Mr. Junker is a seasoned hotelier with close to two decades in the hospitality industry. Before joining Shangri-La's Boracay Resort & Spa, Philippines, his recent appointment was at Shangri-La Hotel at the Fort, Manila. He was also assigned at other Shangri-La hotels in Southeast Asia, including Sule Shangri‑La, Yangon in Myanmar, Shangri-La Hotel, Chiang Mai and Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok in Thailand and Shangri-La's Mactan Resort & Spa, Cebu in the Philippines. Prior to joining Shangri-La, Mr. Junker had also been stationed in other parts of Europe and Asia, including at luxury hotels in the U.K., U.S., India and the U.A.E.


The Events Society is a community that will help you to understand the practices and the secrets of the events market, it will help you understand how each department works and actually put it in practise. Let's feel this experience, don't be scared of the unexpected and be prepare to deal with every kind of situation. Events is not a job, it's a lifestyle.


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Home Most popular Is gel a homogeneous?
Is gel a homogeneous?
According to this definition, solutions of non-charged or charged polymers, such as polyacrylamide, dextran, polyvinylpyrrolidone, methylcellulose, polyvinylalcohol, and non-charged or charged gels, for instance, those obtained by crosslinking of these and other polymers, are homogeneous.
Is hair gel a colloid?
A gel is a colloidal dispersion of particles (ranging from nanometers to micrometers in size) in a liquid medium. The solid particles (oftentimes polymers) form a network throughout the liquid that swells and forms a jelly-like mass. Water evaporates slowly from the hair, and the polymers dry to form clear films.
Is hair gel a compound?
A mixture comprises of several units of different elements or compounds that are not chemically joined together. This is the case of hair gel, which is a mixture i.e. it contains several compounds mixed together in an uneven ratio.
Is face cream a homogeneous mixture?
D) Face cream. Hint: A solution is a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances which consists of one phase. Homogeneity is something that is evenly distributed.
Is peanut butter a colloid?
Colloids contain some particles that are intermediate between those in a solution and those in a suspension. Examples include peanut butter, pudding, Jello, whipped cream, and even fog! Do not separate into layers. Colloids and suspensions appear cloudy; unlike solutions which are much clearer.
What makes a hair gel?
Which solution is a homogeneous mixture?
Solution: a homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. Example: water, sugar, flavor mixture (Coke). The substances are physically combined, not chemically combined or bonded to each other. Solvent: usually the substance in the greater amount.
How is peanut butter a colloid?
Peanut butter is a colloid i.e. it is a suspension of small insoluble particles (finely ground peanuts) in a liquid (oil).


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Sky TV news
Sky+ gets some more Sky Q loving
Max Langridge | 1 November 2016
- Auto Play and Catch Up series link features added
- Update rolling out from today
Sky has announced some new features for the Sky+ platform that are already available on Sky Q. The new features include Auto Play, which automatically plays the next episode of a TV series you're watching, provided it's already downloaded to your Planner.
Sky Q features coming to Sky+, here's what to expect in Homepage refresh
You can also press the green button on the Sky remote to instantly move to the next episode at any point during the current episode, which could be useful if you just want to refresh your memory of what's happened in a series and move on to the next instalment.
To help make sure the next episode is always downloaded in your Planner, Sky has already introduced Download Next to Sky+, which does as the name suggests and downloads the next episode of a series you're getting stuck into.
Sky has also introduced a Catch Up series link feature which automatically records the next available episode of a Catch Up TV programme. To enable the feature, you'll need to go into the dedicated Catch Up TV section of your box, or navigate to a Catch Up TV show that's already been downloaded to your Planner and press the green button on your Sky remote to Series Link it.
Sky+ has also received a new accessibility option to increase the size of the font on the homepage.
The new features are already available as standard on the Sky Q platform, which lets you watch different content in different rooms of the house, as well as being able to watch any recorded shows on a tablet or smartphone.
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