I am looking to change the Corolla soon enough and was wondering if it was possible to comfortably seat 3 kids across the back of one of the 'new' shape Rav 4's from 2013 onwards (or when they went Big): i.e. is there enough room in the middle for a third Child seat? Does the Rav 4 normally come with 3 Isofix points across the back seat. What is folks experience of this car as a Family Motor?
Also how do people find the Hybrid model? is there much of a difference in real world Power between the the Hybrid and the normal Petrol 2.0? I would be using it to commute 600km per week. 4wd is a necessity given that we have to deal with snow and Alpine passes.
Save yourself a fortune, keep your current car and buy one of these, we where one of the first to buy one when released.
Yes, they do seem expensive, but compared to changing and buying a car, they are cheap.
Solid as a rock as well, last forever and you will get most of your money back come sale time, as you never really see second hand ones for sale.


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Dream streams – autumn's best new TV dramas
Daniela Soave checks out the forthcoming blockbusters and box sets that will be keeping us entertained this autumn and winter.
There are still those who cling to the old-fashioned belief that watching TV is a waste of time and can't possibly be a culturally enriching experience. They should switch on their sets.
In 2016 so far, what about War and Peace, Line of Duty, Happy Valley, Peaky Blinders, The Hollow Crown, Victoria, Poldark and The Night Manager? And that's before we add in American and Nordic productions. When it comes to drama, how can they not agree we're in the midst of a golden age of television?
Now we choose when to view…
I love how we can fit our viewing around our lives rather than being chained to the sofa at regimented times. When we're busy, we can get on with things and catch up when we like. It helps that there are so many different ways nowadays to do it.
We can watch in real-time, subscribe to streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon, binge-view box sets, watch on the go on our tablets, laptops or phones and record programmes to watch later on a set top box.
This means we can no longer complain that there's nothing on. A report last year from the Ericsson ConsumerLab found that viewers estimate they now spend six hours per week watching streamed television, which has more than doubled since 2011 when that figure was 2.9 hours per week.
The best autumn TV for 2016
If summer television is a celebration of music and sporting events, then autumn is about drawing the curtains and snuggling up on the sofa in preparation for a rich season of drama.
Here are my top picks coming your way this autumn and winter.
The Crown, Netflix
Cast: Clare Foy, Matt Smith, John Lithgow, Jared Harris, Eileen Atkins
Created by Peter Morgan (who also wrote 'The Queen') and directed by Stephen Daldry, this is Netflix's most expensive production to date (a rumoured £100 million budget). Clare Foy takes on the role of Elizabeth II in the first 10 episodes of a six-series commitment to dramatising the Queen's life from her marriage in 1947 to the present day.
Rillington Place, BBC1
Cast: Tim Roth, Samantha Morton, Jodie Comer, Nico Mirallegro
In the 1940s and '50s, John Christie murdered at least eight women at his slum home in Notting Hill, London, including his wife and a young neighbour. He was eventually brought to book but not before an innocent man was hanged for his crimes. This three-part mini-series charts how a notorious miscarriage of justice turned the tide against capital punishment.
Divorce, Sky Atlantic
Cast: Sarah Jessica Parker, Thomas Haden Church, Molly Shannon, Talia Balsam
"I want a divorce," announces Frances (Parker) in this sharply observed comedy written by Sharon Horgan. "Are you drunk?" exclaims her husband Robert (Haden Church). And so becomes the conscious uncoupling, except it doesn't go as smoothly as Chris and Gwynnie's. If you loved Catastrophe, you'll adore this.
Walter Presents, All4 Box Sets
Cast: various
If you have a penchant for European drama, you'll love the latest additions to this ongoing series of foreign films. Belicher sees a Dutch computer expert framed for murder in an international conspiracy; Mafiosa chronicles a family saga on Corsica where a woman takes over her family's clan and The Passenger is a French crime thriller centred on ritualistic killings based on Greek mythology.
Dark Angel, ITV
Cast: Joanne Froggatt, Alun Armstrong, Emma Fielding, Sam Hoare
Made by the Line of Duty team, this two-part drama chronicles the true story of Victorian serial poisoner Mary Ann Cotton, played by Joanne Froggatt. Through adultery, bigamy and fraud, Cotton moves up the social and financial ladder with each chilling murder. Definitely not Downton Abbey.
The Young Pope, Sky Atlantic
Cast: Jude Law, Diane Keaton, James Cromwell
While many of this autumn's dramas are period pieces based on real-life events, this lavish eight-part production is pure fantasy. Jude Law stars as Pius XVIII, the first American pope in history, and Diane Keaton as an American nun who raised the former Lenny Belardo. It's the Vatican, Jim, but not as we know it...
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carol810 30/10/2016
Thank you for letting me know about Rillington Place as I seem to have missed this coming on. I love to watch Tim Roth and Lie To Me on Sky is a great series that he is in. It is well worth looking up.
Missing The Missing
In my view, The Missing starring Keeley Hawes, which began a couple of weeks ago on BBC1, is absolutely compulsive and, well, unmissable. No glamour, lots of stark and harrowing backstories which are unravelling, some very dark emotions simmering beneath the troubled surface - it's got me gripped!
tampet01 28/10/2016
I cannot wait to watch some of these drama's especially The Young Pope, Rillington Place, The Crown and Dark Angel. My husband and I spend a good deal of time watching something off the planner while two other programmes are being recorded. I find that the best thing about recording programmes is that when I play them back, if there are adverts, I can just fast forward through them!
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Hopegirl 28/10/2016
I love anything with Sarah Jessica Parker in and can't wait for this. It's great to have a series to snuggle down with on a cold night!
babyhk 27/10/2016
This 4 part drama series was a brilliant illustration as to why it is important to feature more mature actors..Julie Walters was so compelling as was Robbie Coultrane . I wish there wasn't so much coverage of young Americans . These 2 are exceptional .Their experience was noted and as the plot was so sensitive it couldn't have been played convincingly by a younger cast.

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California regulators OK $1 billion for EV charging project, mostly for trucks
To slash greenhouse gas emissions, California policymakers seek to increase use of all-electric trucks, such as this Freightliner Cascadia, instead of gasoline-powered medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
(Rob Nikolewski / The San Diego Union-Tribune)
By Rob Nikolewski
Nov. 27, 2022 4:49 PM PT
The California Public Utilities Commission has approved a $1-billion vehicle electrification charging project, with most of the money earmarked to accelerate the number of midsize and heavy-duty trucks on the state's roads.
Some 70% of the funds will go to charging medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, which combine to account for a disproportionate amount of greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector. Costs of the five-year program will be spread out among utility ratepayers across California.
"It's the highest priority," Commissioner Clifford Rechtschaffen said. "We have very stringent state goals established by the Air Resources Board to electrify medium- and heavy-duty trucks and they need charging infrastructure in order to electrify their fleets."
The remaining 30% will go to charging light-duty electric vehicles at or near multiunit dwellings.
The program places a priority on low-income and tribal areas, with 65% of the funds going to underserved communities. No money is allocated for building EV charging infrastructure at individual homes.
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Homes and businesses would receive lower payments for clean power they send to the grid — but not as low as under an earlier proposal.
The program will start in 2025 and run through 2029, with $200 million allocated each year through the state's utilities. Money will be given back to customers in the form of rebates.
Details of how the program will work still need to be figured out. A study will be conducted to determine the size of the rebate, and customers who want to install the equipment will apply to a third-party administrator to receive the rebate.
"We don't know exactly what the amounts will be and how much the budget will cover," Rechtschaffen said, "but the idea is to cover all or most of the costs of the equipment."
The charging infrastructure for trucks will be installed at a variety of places, including truck stops, ports and at facilities owned by companies that manage fleets. Transit agency depots are also potential sites for buses.
Although the cost to ratepayers is expected to be low — a commission staffer estimated less than $1 a month for each San Diego Gas & Electric customer, for example — the rebate program comes as many people complain that their monthly bills keep getting higher.
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"I think over time electrification — including transportation electrification — will result in lower rates," Rechtschaffen said.
The rebate program, approved Nov. 17 on a 4-0 vote, includes a provision that calls for an evaluation of the program and its funding amounts after three years.
"If at that point, we determine it's just too much to bear for ratepayers, we can reconsider," Rechtschaffen said.
The Public Advocates Office, the CPUC's independent watchdog for ratepayers, issued a position paper last week on funding transportation electrification in California and said utility customers should not fund transportation electrification infrastructure, calling the practice regressive.
"Increasing electric rates to fund the state's [greenhouse gas] reduction initiatives, therefore, places a disproportionate burden on low-income families," the paper said. "This is also counterproductive as this increases the cost of fueling electric vehicles, which in turn reduces the incentive to purchase electric vehicles."
California's EV charging network could use a jolt, a trip down I-5 shows
A trip from the Bay Area to Southern California highlights the miserable state of the charging network available to many electric vehicle drivers.
It's estimated that the transportation sector is responsible for more than half of all of California's carbon pollution, 80% of smog-forming pollution and 95% of toxic diesel emissions.
While many Californians are familiar with Gov. Gavin Newsom's executive order banning the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger cars by 2035, the mandate also directed the California Air Resources Board to develop regulations requiring all operations of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles to achieve zero emissions by 2045.
The rule goes into effect by 2035 for drayage trucks — vehicles commonly used to transport freight from an ocean port to a short distance, or what transportation analysts call the "first mile."
Like electric passenger cars, a major challenge for the zero-emission trucking segment is solving a "chicken and the egg" problem: Customers may be reluctant to buy an EV because there aren't enough charging stations and there aren't enough stations because EVs make up a relatively small percentage of vehicles on the road.
The state budget includes $10 billion over the next six years to put more electric cars and trucks on roadways and in ports. The federal government's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will funnel several hundred million more dollars to California for similar efforts.
"We need all that and more, and we need a lot of private investment as well," Rechtschaffen said. "Public investment is really essential in the next 3, 5, 10 years as the market transforms itself."
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The Cleveland County jail has multiple safety procedures in place to help contain any possible spread of COVID-19 through the jail population, and so far it has worked.
Cleveland County Sheriff Alan Norman sees the jail as a small city. The only difference is that is contained. To keep the men and women working and who are in this "city" safe, the Sheriff's Office began setting up social distancing rules and safety procedures, like a 14-day quarantine for those coming into the jail population and minimizing the number of people coming in.
"This started when we could get out in front of COVID," Norman said.
The Sheriff's Office worked with the Cleveland County Public Health Center to set up procedures to make sure everyone who is part of the arrest process is safe from start to finish.
It starts with officers taking precautions when interacting with the public. Each deputy is equipped with shields, face masks and gloves.
"We treat each call as if we are dealing with a COVID case," Norman said.
When someone is brought to the jail, they must remain in a patrol car until a corrections officer can take their temperature and also ask them a battery of health questions to determine if they could have even been exposed to the coronavirus.
"If an arrestee has a temperature of 100 degrees or higher, they are taken to Atrium Health," Norman said.
Even if a person is not exhibiting symptoms, they don't go into the jail population.
"When they come inside the detention center, they are then put into 14-day isolation or until they make bond," Norman said.
Cleveland County Detention Center has not had an outbreak of COVID-19 like other area jails like Gaston County. Norman believes that these precautions and keeping the jail population low have contributed to that.
Right now there around 190 people in both the men's and women's facilities. Norman is anticipating more as things start opening up.
"We anticipate more when courts open back up fully," he said.


"People don't get promoted for doing their jobs really well, they get promoted for demonstrating their potential to do more"
1) Remember what brought you here- Out of all the things that fly out of the window when a person rises up the corporate ladder, 'humility' is usually the first one, very closely followed by 'hard work'. Staying connected to your roots and ensuring that basic yet important qualities like these are not left behind is necessary for long term success. If you prefer, ask your boss about the qualities that lead you here and also reflect on your own work in the past, the challenges that you have overcome and the mistakes you have made to extract the learning out of them and to continuing the good work.
2) A little more to the next stop- Top leadership expert Marshall Goldsmith correctly titled his book- "What brought you here won't get you there". The cabin brings along new challenges and responsibilities with it and the way you have worked to come this far may not be ideal to attain the same growth levels. Becoming crystal clear about your roles and responsibilities can help you maintain your growth trajectory and competitive edge. Have a frank conversation with your new boss and team members. It's good to be aware of what they expect from you and at the same time, for them to know if their expectations are reasonable and attainable. This will help all of you to be on the same page since the very beginning and will prevent any misunderstandings, over-estimations or over-expectations in future.
3) It can be lonely but wait- We all have built workplace friendships, some have more, some have less but we surely have people who are more than just colleagues. In the cabin, you will definitely miss the quick refreshing conversations with the person on the next workstation and those cafeteria breaks whenever you prefer as your new responsibilities may or may not give you the level of liberty you enjoyed earlier. But at the same time, having your own space can help you leverage a very important human quality- "Focus". When distractions reduce, it becomes easier to focus on our work, self-learning, and finding innovative ways of doing things. Moreover, your new team members are also humans having the same emotional needs so you can be sure of finding new buddies quicker than you think.
4) Be prepared to re-win trusts- Let's face it- you'll suddenly become the boss of many who were sitting right next to you just yesterday. Now that you'll be seeing things from a broader perspective, your opinions and point of view might change as you would then need to make decisions for a greater good. People with whom once you worked with may suddenly become skeptical about your actions or expect you to be a changed person simply because of your new designation. To avoid any such misunderstandings, it's important to stay equally connected with them especially for the first few weeks while you settle in your new role. Talk to them as frequently as you did earlier, take a break with them so they don't feel left out and eventually become confident about the fact that only your position has changed- Not You.
5) When in doubt, open your mouth- It doesn't matter if you are an intern in your company or the CEO, every day is a lesson and learning never stops. Just four words for it- "DON'T HESITATE TO ASK". Many senior executives lose their competitive edge simply because they think asking questions or clarifying simple facts will make them look dumb and their juniors might question their capability. Remember- "You are a Human. It's okay if you don't know it all; till the time you are willing to learn, you're good"
There surely must be many more things one could do to ensure that the new corporate journey begins on a positive note. What are your suggestions on it? Drop them in the comments below!


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Florida Gov. DeSantis vows to ban vaccine passports
Posted byBroderick Visser March 29, 2021 March 31, 2021 Posted inNewsTags:Andrew Cuomo, Covid passport, covid vaccine, digital passport, digital passport app, Florida, New York, Ron DeSantis, Vaccine Passport
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Gov. Ron DeSantis vowed Monday to take executive action to forbid the use or function of what many are calling 'vaccine passports' in the state of Florida.
He looking to stop the government as well as private sectors from imposing the requirement upon people trying to live their everyday life.
"It's completely unacceptable for either the government or the private sector to impose upon you the requirement that you show proof of vaccine to just simply be able to participate in normal society," said DeSantis.
"It is not necessary to do."
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"You want the fox to guard the henhouse? I mean, give me a break," the Republican governor added. "I think this is something that has huge privacy implications. It is not necessary to do."
3.5 million seniors to be vaccinated shortly
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So far America's Sunshine State will, by the end of the week, DeSantis says, have vaccinated a total of 75 per cent — or 3.5 million seniors.
"We are going to have hit three and a half million seniors that have gotten shots sometime this week. Likely 75 per cent of seniors," he said.
"We are not going to have you provide proof of this just to be able to live your life normally."
"It's important to be able to do it, but at the same time, we are not going to have you provide proof of this just to be able to live your life normally and I'm going to be taking some action in an executive function — emergency function very shortly," DeSantis said.
White House working with the private sector on 'Vaccine Passports'
DeSantis' announcement came after the Biden Administration announced they would be working with private companies to develop COVID passports.
"The government is not viewing its role as the place to create a passport nor a place to hold the data of citizens. We view this as something that the private sector is doing, and we'll do what's important to us," Andy Slavitt, the senior adviser to the White House Covid-19 Response Team, told reporters at Monday's briefing.
White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki said the White House COVID-19 task force will ensure that the credentials meet essential standards of accessibility and affordability.
"There are a couple of key principles that we are working from. One, is that there will be no centralized universal federal vaccinations database and no federal mandate requiring everyone to obtain a single vaccination credential. Secondly, we want to encourage an open marketplace with a variety of private sector companies and nonprofit coalitions developing solutions. And, third, we want to drive the market toward meeting public interest goals," she said.
New York first to launch COVID passport "Excelsior Pass"
"Excelsior Pass is built on IBM's Digital Health Pass solution and is designed to enable the secure verification of health credentials such as test results and vaccination records without the need to share underlying medical and personal information. The technology is flexible and built to scale, allowing other states to join and help foster a safer, trusted transition to a post-pandemic reality," reads the Press Release from Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office.
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The app first launched on Friday, March 26, is already in use to prove vaccination status or negative test results can be used to gain access to wedding receptions, which now require negative tests from attendees, as well as other venues that exceed the social gathering limits in the state.
Larger venues like the Times Union Center and Madison Square Garden will begin using the app on April 2. The "Excelsior Pass" will then be used in other venues such as "smaller arts, entertainment and event venues," said Gov. Cuomo's office last week.
The app won't show any health information when scanned — it'll only show a green checkmark if the person has been vaccinated or tested negatively or a red "x" if they haven't. The app will use blockchain technology and encryption to ensure that health information is stored securely.
Although many still question the security of these types of apps regardless.
ARTICLE: "Conspiracy theorist," they said, "There will never be a digital health passport," they said.
While Gov. DeSantis gets the appeal of vaccine passports for some — he thinks it would create problems and isn't necessary to roll out.
"I understand, kind of, how some folks can embrace the idea — and I'm not saying it's all necessarily done for bad purposes — but I think ultimately it would create problems in the state, it's not necessary to do," he said.
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I earned a computer science degree from a decent university called MIT. And I am constantly frustrated when I try to use my programming skills and knowledge to make my everyday life easier. My life is full of scripting languages that promise easy automation, but disappoint me after painful hours of guessing and debugging.
Recently, I attended a conference workshop on a wonderful innovation from MIT in the 1980s, a learner-centered programming language called "Boxer." Boxer was designed to supersede the learner-centered programming language Logo, and distinctively was designed with understandability and learnability as top goals.
During the workshop, presenters reviewed the history and legacy of Boxer. Principles that make a programming language more learnable came were highlighted. For example, Boxer uses the metaphor of nested, on-screen boxes to organize data, code, graphics, and more. This is shown below in a graphics data box that contains two "sprite" objects, each with state variables. In addition, the first sprite contains custom code to change its shape from the default shape to a square.
The principle of naive realism appears, for example, in how variables are presented as named boxes that contain data. If a user directly edits the text in the box, the variable's value changes. For example, changing x-pos to a different number moves the sprite visible in the graphics presentation box. Also, if the user executes a line of code that changes the variable's value, the value displayed in the box changes. A user who executes "forward 30" to move a sprint forward by 30 pixels can see how this affects the xpos and ypos variables. Thus the learner can treat named boxes as if they really are the variables that explain the system.
The principle of spatial metaphor uses the containment of boxes within boxes to explain difficult-to-grasp programming concepts, like variable scoping. There can be two variables each named "xpos" on the same screen at one time without a problem, such as the presence of "xpos" in two different sprites. In another example, one "x" may be within the outermost box and thus serve as an "environment" variable; another "x" may be in an executable box and its "x" would be a "local" variable. In my experience, it is pretty easy to explain to a learner when each "x" is relevant by the simple rule "look for the variable first in the box you are in, and if you can't find it there, look in the box that contains the box you are in." Spatial metaphor also organizes complex data and code. Boxes can be fully open or closed, and closing a box can hide the details within the box. Graphics data boxes in Boxer can be hidden when the user no longer wants to see how the code works, and instead want to focus on making an animation on the screen.
While listening to the wonderful presentations, it became clear to me where end-user scripting language have gone wrong. They all accept the same raison d'detre: human-friendly syntax. For example, on my MacOS computer, Apple has provided me with at least four scripting languages: AppleScript, Automator, Shortcuts and the shell. All of these have simplified syntax, but all are mind-bogglingly difficult to understand and debug—the human friendly code is easy on the eyes, but writing the code requires lots of guesswork because hidden programming concepts are not disclosed to the learner in a comprehensible manner. For example, AppleScript variables are often typed and often must be coerced to a different type to make code work, but there is no support in AppleScript to help me understand the types and the coercions; indeed, AppleScript often only reveals the value of variables, but not their types, leaving me to guess at what coercion might be required. I also experience purpose-built scripting language in home automation systems, such as systems that automate my home's lights, music, and video. These work for me for the simplest of tasks (e.g., for demos of simple automation) but fall apart as soon as I want to attempt something realistically useful in my life.
What is needed now is on users as learners who construct understanding of their computational world as they interact with their computational environment and try to automate it. For example, the devices in my home are already spatially organized—into zones, rooms, and devices that contain named variables. Howewver, none of the the home automation scripting tools take advantage of this via a spatial metaphor; instead, I have to manage flat lists in awkward list-oriented user interfaces. Flat lists are also used for if-then rules, which makes it maddeningly complex to write useful code. Why not allow the user to use spatial containment to organize the rules within the home zones and rooms they will act upon? Why not support my learning process by supporting naive realism—for example, by letting me try out routines on a visual simulation of my rooms and devices?
We can do better. Let's stop emphasizing simplified syntax as the most important thing for end-user programming and use principles for understandability and learnability, such as the principles found in Boxer.
Jeremy Roschelle is Executive Director of Learning Sciences Research at Digital Promise and a Fellow of the International Society of the Learning Sciences.
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P. S. & Co was my favorite brunch spot in Philly. All vegan and gluten free, this gem has good food and an outdoor garden to sit in. The staff was super nice and the food case endlessly tempting!
For my first trip I ordered pancakes. Mmm… Then I still had some room and got a piece of cake. Because, cake. My second visit I got breakfast tacos and learned why they are a local favorite. I would absolutely order those tacos again.
The space is rustic and clean.
I absolutely recommend trying out P. S. & Co when in Philly. It gets four out of five vegan cupcakes. Four is because although the food and experience are good, it's not quite as playful as other places. But, again, totally worth checking out and enjoying.


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Eight gallery's was constructed on the ground floor, the largest gallery space in India, display exhibition by artists and groups from all parts of India and Abroad. Above the specious galleries, an extensive museum was built covering the entire first floor. It comprises a fine collection of different types of arts.
The gallery of contemporary art comprises paintings and sculptures of India from 1900 to present day, had a good collection of Acharya Abanindranath Tagore, and of his brother Gaganendranath Tagore, who was first to introduce cinbism in India. Abanindranath's famous disciples.
Abanindranath's famous disciples Nandalal Bose, Asit Kumar Haldar, Kshitin Mazumdar, Samar Gupta and their disciples like Benod Behari Mukherjee. Sarada Ukil, Ram Kinkar Beig and others are all represented there. The Gallery of old Textiles might be considered among the fiver ones in India with rare pieces of old textiles from many parts of India.
The gallery of Miniature paintings has among other works, a unique Ram-Site series containing 18 fine miniature paintings, which were presented to lady Ram Mukherjee by her father Professor Phani Bhusan Adhikari, who received those paintings from Banaras Hindu University. The Carpet Gallery is rare, a gallery exclusively for carpets from Late. T L Martin and others.


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In 1954, Pio and his brother-in-law Frank opened a restaurant, then known as the Continental Café, in half of the first floor. It was such a success that Pio eventually quite his job at the Strand Theatre on Second Street, and shortly thereafter bought out Frank. Pio renamed his restaurant to Pio's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, as it is known today. He also added a banquet room to the lower level. While Pio worked in restaurants for many years, he learned to cook from his mother, who was from Modena, Italy. Many of Pio's recipes come from his family, his wife Mary, and countless hours in the kitchen. Pio first introduced thin crust pizza, toasted ravioli, and pizza burgers to the St. Charles area. Many locals still recall coming in after high school basketball games to eat pizza, listen to the jukebox, and enjoy good company. Come see why Pio's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge has thrived for over 60+ years!
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Someone asked a question around what are legal expenses like when one deals with the startup friendly lawyers in India.
Having some knowledge about this, I decided to lay out the different kinds of services and their indicative prices. As well as some of my thoughts on the topic.
– Review (this is where you supply a document, and ask the firm to give their comments, make changes). The fees I quoted, typically allow for up to 2 reviews.
Retainers can either be a monthly fixed cost (INR 15-50K/Month), while going to a startup-friendly, 1-2 Lawyer shops. Retainers can also be on an hourly basis (INR 3-5K/Hour).
The good startup friendly firms are often overloaded with work (due to lower costs) and so one needs to plan in advance. Most lawyers are definitely not "just a phone call away" at 3 AM in the morning.
In investment related documents, typically, the draft comes from the investor. And the startups counsel is involved mainly in review and negotiation. In the cases of seed rounds, often unless the round is being led by an institutional investor, startups and investors together appoint a lawyer (think angel syndicates etc). Or, the investors appoint a lawyer and the startup doesn't.
This can sometimes happen because inexperienced founders might not realize its importance at this stage, or that paying double in legal fees (remember both the investors and startup's fees comes from the money the start up is raising) might not make sense to the startup.
– For seed rounds, 70K-80K INR (for the startup), if one goes for startup friendly small shops. It can go into couple of lakhs if there are negotiations involved and complex structuring involved.
For the benefit of the people here I am throwing a few "real" numbers here (having witnessed/been part of at least 10 transactions).
As you can see, these three transactions cover the gamut of small Series A, angel and seed/incubator rounds. These cases collectively involve a total of 5 legal firms, of which 1 was a premier firm (which was involved in only negotiations, no drafting).
In any model, the most important things are the assumptions and the fixed numbers.
The first call with the lawyer establishes the fixed number: viz the deal value. It appears to me that once this is established, all the future numbers and assumptions (per hour fees, number of hours etc) are volatile.
If we give them an indication of the number of hours, their hourly fees changes accordingly.
Which is well, the way legal firms work, unless there is a possibility of retainers or recurring business.
There is no "TheFunded" for legal firms (most of the firms don't even have a proper website). And while each case might be complex in their case, most of the time, the basic deal documentations (or atleast a large chunk of them) aren't that different really and are boiler plate.
What I mean is, if an agreement is truly standardized as many investors like to claim for early stage deals, in principle they (and the startup) wouldn't need lawyers except for negotiations.
We have in the last few years seen consumer retail, webservices (Saas) even real estate and early stage VC being disrupted with access to information. Legal (and consulting) are the two fields, which are still shrouded in mystery, because the offering isn't clear at the beginning of the engagement. Even when the offering is clear, the keepers of the knowledge are the lawyers and their authority commands a premium that they choose to charge. The downside is most often borne by the startup.
Stop just hanging out with other entrepreneurs, make some lawyers friends! This applies to CA/CS etc as well. They are very much part of the ecosystem even if they aren't that visible in the general startup discourse.
But I don't want this to sound like a rant. I will say that in some cases, you really do need a decent lawyer and paying premiums in those cases is fully justified. These are cases where you have disputes or negotiations or issues related to IP, or if you have too many investors and you want to structure the agreements so that there aren't any complications later, or if you're raising funds (typically large Series A or Series B onwards) from a marquee investor who brings their 500$/Hour counsel with them.
DO NOT TRY TO TAKE A CHANCE HERE. Paying a little extra to lawyers here but getting the best in the field, is totally worth it.


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India opens antitrust investigation against Google over alleged abuse of Android: Report
By Digit NewsDesk | Published on May 11 2019
Back in February, it was reported that the CCI was investigating complaints against Google for abuse of the Android platform's dominance.
The latest report claims that in mid-April, the CCI had launched a full probe against Google.
It looks like India will be joining the European Union in investigating Google for allegedly abusing the dominant position of Android to block competition. Sources have told Reuters that in mid-April, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) decided to launch a full probe into the complaint. The report notes that the probe will be complete in about a year, and executives from the company would likely be summoned before the CCI. Back in February, the same publication had reported that the CCI had received complaints and was said to be investigating.
Reuter's also notes in its report that the precise details of the complaint against Google could not be determined, but the sources say that it is similar to the one filed against the company in Europe. In that case, the regulators had complained that Google forced manufacturers to pre-install Google Search and Chrome browser, as well as its app store on Android devices, which gave it an unfair advantage. If found guilty, the CCI can impose a penalty of up to 10% of the company's three-year annual average turnover.
Back in July last year, Google was fined around $5 billion by the EU antitrust regulators for abusing its Android platform. The fine resulted in Google changing its policies in the EU and the company then said that it would start charging a fee for the Google Play store and allow smartphone makers to use other versions of Android.
This isn't the first time Google has had a run in with the CCI. last year, Google was fined Rs 136.86 Crore for abuse of its dominance and biased search practices in India.


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A just outcome, or 'just' an outcome? Towards trauma-informed and survivor-focused emergency responses to sexual assault
Elaine J Alpert
Undergraduate Medical Program, University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine, Vancouver BC V6T 1Z4, Canada
Correspondence to Dr Elaine J Alpert, University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine, Vancouver BC V6T 1Z4, Canada; ejalpert{at}massmed.org
http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/emermed-2018-208099
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Sexual assault is one of the most violating and traumatising forms of abuse encountered by emergency department providers. Because the vast majority of sexual assaults are perpetrated by someone known, and possibly even related to the survivor, feelings of profound betrayal and loss of trust can make emergency clinical evaluation, including forensic evidence collection, particularly challenging.1
As described in the EMJ paper by Muldoon and colleagues, the collection of forensic evidence by specially trained clinicians may increase the effectiveness of legal prosecution, and is often assumed to be a 'just' or, in other words, desired outcome.2 The decision to obtain, and then process, forensic evidence, however, must be an individual, personal decision made by each and every survivor, informed by their own priorities, values and needs, and supported non-judgementally by emergency healthcare providers acting in a trauma-informed manner.
How does one define a 'just' outcome?
'Just' outcomes are unique for each patient and thus should be defined by each individual sexual assault survivor. The survivor's decisions can be informed, but should neither be directed nor influenced by healthcare providers, administrators, law enforcement personnel, researchers or any other entity. Organisational policies …
Contributors EJA is an international expert in family violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking education, advocacy, and policy. She is the Founding Chair of the Massachusetts Medical Society Committee on Violence Intervention and Prevention. As a Fulbright Scholar at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Dr. Alpert directed the Interpersonal Violence Prevention Program, and created the UBC Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) Connector.
Patient consent Not required.
Provenance and peer review Commissioned; internally peer reviewed.
Achieving just outcomes: forensic evidence collection in emergency department sexual assault cases
Katherine A Muldoon Allegra Drumm Tara Leach Melissa Heimerl Kari Sampsel
Emergency Medicine Journal 2018; 35 746-752 Published Online First: 08 Aug 2018. doi: 10.1136/emermed-2018-207485


Everyone loves to tell you how to get rid of those extra pounds, like it's so easy. "Put down the donut." "Go to the gym." "Be less stressed." "Drink 30 gallons of water each day." "Get 23 hours of sleep." "Cut out carbs." "Do cardio all day, everyday."


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describe 'sys::systemd' do

  let(:chef_run) do
    ChefSpec::SoloRunner.new.converge(described_recipe)
  end

  before do
    allow(Mixlib::ShellOut).to receive(:new).and_call_original
    allow(Mixlib::ShellOut)
      .to receive(:new).with('cat /proc/1/comm').and_return(
            double(run_command: nil, stdout: "systemd\n")
          )
    allow(Mixlib::ShellOut)
      .to receive(:new).with('dpkg -s systemd-sysv').and_return(
            double(run_command: nil, exitstatus: 0)
          )

    # stub systemctl invocations
    systemctl = double(run_command: nil)
    # toggle output between 'enabled' and 'disabled'
    #  FIXME: using instance variables in rspec test's is an anti-pattern :-(
    allow(systemctl).to receive(:stdout) do
      @enabled ? "enabled\n" : "disabled\n"
    end
    # toggle exit status for is_active check:
    allow(systemctl).to receive(:exitstatus) do
      @active ? 0 : 1
    end
    allow(Mixlib::ShellOut)
      .to receive(:new).with(/^systemctl\s/)
           .and_return(systemctl)
  end

  context 'node.sys.systemd is empty' do
    it 'does nothing' do
      expect(chef_run.run_context.resource_collection).to be_empty
    end
  end

  context 'with some test attributes' do

    let(:chef_run) { ChefSpec::SoloRunner.new(step_into: ['sys_systemd_unit']) }

    before do
      chef_run.node.default['sys']['systemd']['networkd']['enable'] = true
      chef_run.node.default['sys']['systemd']['networkd']['clean_legacy'] = true
      allow(Dir).to receive(:[]).and_call_original
      allow(Dir).to receive(:[]).with('/etc/network/interfaces.d/*').and_return(
        double(empty?: false)
      )
      chef_run.node.default['sys']['systemd']['unit']['test'] = {
        'type' => 'mount',
        'config' => {
          'Unit' => {
            'Description' => 'Dummy'
          }
        },
        'action' => [:enable, :start, :reload]
      }
      chef_run.converge(described_recipe)
    end

    it 'manages systemd-networkd.service' do
      expect(chef_run).to enable_service('systemd-networkd')
      expect(chef_run).to start_service('systemd-networkd')
    end

    it 'cleans legacy network config' do
      expect(chef_run).to run_execute('rm -rf /etc/network/interfaces.d/*')
      expect(chef_run).to create_file('/etc/network/interfaces')
    end

    it 'manages systemd units from attributes' do
      enabled = false
      # pretend service is either disabled or enabled:
      allow(Mixlib::ShellOut)
        .to receive(:new).with('systemctl is-enabled test.mount') do
        double(run_command: nil, exitstatus: enabled)
      end

      # stub all systemctl invocations with success:
      allow(Mixlib::ShellOut)
        .to receive(:new).with(/systemctl (enable|start) test.mount/)
             .and_return(double(run_command: nil, exitstatus: 0))

      @enabled = false
      expect(chef_run).to enable_sys_systemd_unit('test')
      @enabled = true
      expect(chef_run).to start_sys_systemd_unit('test')
      expect(chef_run).to reload_sys_systemd_unit('test')
      @enabled = false
      expect(chef_run).to run_execute('systemctl enable test.mount')
      @enabled = true
      @active = false
      expect(chef_run).to run_execute('systemctl start test.mount')
    end
  end
end

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The choice for a stacked bar chart. The stacked bar charts create a white space between the years. This elicits the impression that there might be missing data in between the years which is not true. An area chart would have been the default design choice to show the relative change of the percentages over time. This would have fixed the white space issue.
The color legend is center of the viz and blocks the view. No information is lost by locating the color legend on the red bars for the white ethnicity, but the design feels off.
The color choices are counterintuitive. The black and white ethnicities are represented by the colors green and red. This could lead to increased cognitive load.
Only as late as in the mid-1960s, did the first Asian baseball player debut in the MLB. I had to think for some time, what to do with this viz. The intuitive thing would have been to just convert the stacked bar chart into an area chart and show the increased diversity in the MLB or highlight the increase of Latino players. However, I became curious about Asian proportion of player since the line for the Asian ethnicity starts long after the other 3 ethnicities. I did some Wikipedia research and discovered some fascinating facts about the first Asian player in the MLB who is responsible for the first bump in the prior flat lane of Asian players. Originally, I also wanted to annotate and enhance the backstory of the second bump in 1994. But unfortunately, I was not able to find additional information about the player who caused this bump.
I opted for a simple line graph and filtered out the other ethnicities to magnify the small increase in the Asian Player pool.
I chose the blue of the MLB Logo as a background color. For the color choice, I am still not 100% sure if this is the way to go since I do not really like this color scheme. But I did want to create some resemblance to the MLB Logo, so I stuck with it.


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Los Cabos Comes Back Strong With A Hot New Film Festival And Hotel Boom – FORBES
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You've long known that the sweeping stretch of Baja coast known as Los Cabos is famous for whale watching, diving and snorkeling, big-time golf, and even bigger-time sport fishing tournaments like Bisbee's Black & Blue whose prize pool is worth a cool $3 million.
You also likely knew that it's long been a celebrity hangout for the likes of George Clooney, Jennifer Aniston, and many more. And suddenly now, right under your nose, Los Cabos International Film Festival has been making noise in the world's crowded film festival sweepstakes. Once again featuring works from Mexico, USA, and Canada, the festival's 4th edition was held in mid-November, with Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor adding their star power in person.
Ewan McGregor and Liam Neeson at November's Los Cabos International Film Festival
Among the handful of top films screened, the powerful, upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal film Demolition opened the festival, with the Aaron Sorkin/Danny Boyle version of the life of Steve Jobs wrapping it up. In between, audiences were enthused by Cate Blanchett's turn in the acclaimed Carol, and by director Atom Egoyan's stunning Remember, featuring another star turn by Christopher Plummer.
Most surprising perhaps is that all of this star buzz happens to come right on the heels of Baja's recovery from the devastation of Hurricane Odile whose category 3 winds of up to 125 miles per hour caused more than $1 billion damage in September 2014, and most heavily damaged the town of Cabo San Lucas, as well as SJD Airport.
Today, the Cabo hotel room sector is back up to nearly 100% capacity in what seems like a travel industry record for swift revival following a natural disaster.
Among the major post-Odile hotel reopenings, the super-refined One & Only Palmilla just outside of San José del Cabo spent seven months completely rebuilding, while adding a number of new luxury villas this fall. The property's enormous, lush grounds have been relandscaped as well and approximate a true botanic garden.
Other hotels that have just gotten back in action are El Ganzo, Casa del Mar, and the Hilton Los Cabos Beach & Golf Resort, as well as the all-inclusive resorts Hyatt Ziva, Meliá Cabo Real, Westin Resort & Spa, and Dreams Los Cabos Resort. Grand Solmar Land's End occupies the prime spot where the famous Cabo San Lucas granite arches reach out into the sea. Presently, workers by the hundreds are sawing, hammering, and drilling to complete a new phase with suites that dwarf many city apartments.
A new JW Marriott with 300 rooms just opened in November in the Puerto Los Cabos development by San José. And there's plenty more to come: With some 14,000 hotel rooms on hand at present, another 4,000 are planned over the next three years in a handful of dramatic new developments.
For 2016, a Park Hyatt with 232 rooms is scheduled to open, as is the VieVage Los Cabos, an Auberge Resort with 60 rooms and a 90-room condominium unit. A Hard Rock Hotel with 600 rooms is in the works for 2017, in addition to a Ritz Carlton Reserve with 124 rooms. Other upcoming properties include Solaz, a Starwood Luxury Collection with 311 rooms, and a 200-room Nobu Hotel Los Cabos.
Already Mexico's busiest private aviation destination, Los Cabos has so far in 2015 added more than 100,000 air seats. New flights include: Delta non-stop from Seattle; United non-stop from Washington DC; Spirit non-stop from Houston; Southwest from Baltimore; and Alaska from Orange County. On December 19, Delta will resume non-stop service from JFK.
Beach lovers can rejoice that three Cabo playas—Chileno Bay, Palmilla Beach and Santa Maria Bay—recently earned Blue Flag Certification for having met quality standards in water, sanitation, and services.
To join the fourteen local golf courses already spread over Cabo's vast terrain, two new ones recently arrived in the form of an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus course at the Quivira residential development, and Tiger Woods' first 18-hole course at El Cardonal at Diamante Cabo San Lucas. Two new Greg Norman courses are also in the works.
The upscale hotel scene all along the Cabos coast guarantees fine dining at every turn. Agua by Larbi, the One & Only Palmilla's seaside restaurant under the guidance of chef Larbi Dahrouch, is not to be missed.
But anyone attending next year's film festival can't go wrong dropping into the well-established, albeit touristy, traditional restaurants in Cabo San Lucas. Los Tres Gallos is arguably the most authentic, with an open-air kitchen in its garden patio. María Corona and Mi Casa are both enormous, with the latter sporting a full array of fun Day of the Dead decor. More proof that Cabo lives on.
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-That fog of dawn was rare, indeed.
-Yet, it could not impede her risk to take.
security in its bravery she did make.
scoped her pupils and surged the veins.
just to preserve her youth as unchained.
it's thick midst would mask beast that lay.
-Competition of the wood never dreamed of this many.
-Of creature and man, their full was plenty.
-For, the pack's heavy count stood built to slay.
too many instances to count. But, they're few of adequate innocence to state her blame.
-Terror in the A.M. would be her reward.
-Now, her horse would be forced to live to her acclaim.
meant this party was conceived as meat.
-Her animal's true nature commenced its seep.
-Brawny muscles and pearly coats disguised his deceit.
'til white fur and white dress both faded to pink.
-In cowardice passion, he bucked free of saddled links.
leaving her body to stink.
-She fights with branch in hand even as her poise shrinks.
-And, how could these canines' tackle not spell doom?
-Because, intentions lye different in another pursuer's scope.
-A migrant hunter—chasing the chase—caught site at first distress to let his security loom.
-His assertive arrow and sailing sword shifted to works of her hope.
but premised no lure 'til they spewed, yelped, and fled.
her longevity reigns as his agenda instead.
-And, in the deepest of shock, she first clawed his eyes.
he knew she'd mistake you as beasts no matter the face.
-He'd forethought she'd grow to long rides and an embrace.
he knew of her repute from lands of the wise.
as he carried her to deathless space.
Note: This is my poem about a divorce that a close my friend of mine went through and how positivity and opportunity can come out of something seemingly hopeless and tragic.  The ending is, somewhat, left up for interpretation.
It means something specific to me, but I wanted the reader to come to their own conclusion.  Please feel free to share your take on it.


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The next front in the disinformation war is when you can't trust what you see
This election has included almost every type of disinformation, including deepfake videos that are manipulated to look real, and even the creation of a fake persona with a very real-looking face that was generated by a computer. In fact, software that uses artificial intelligence to create photos of people who don't exist is increasingly cheap and widespread. Molly speaks with Jevin West, a professor at the University of Washington and director of the Center for an Informed Public. He says fake faces work for disinformation because people relate to human faces. But that's not even the biggest concern.


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Youth Music Festival ends on a high note
John Babb
Friday 20 March 2015
But patrons who turned out were not disappointed. It was a true class championship programme by the youths.
The sessions left a lingering thought for both patrons and as well as members of the Music Festival Association (North) and its helpers, all of whom won much praise from Maureen Manchouk, chairman of the North Committee.
As in the past, the festival left an indelible mark that it was the quintessential platform for the development of musical talent in Trinidad and Tobago.
From the era of the late May Johnstone and the Abdool sisters – from Roxy Cinema to the Naparima Bowl, and Queen's Hall, the Music Festival has never failed to produce class performances – performances that have stretched the world over – from Monica Ortiz
to Eddie Cumberbatch, not to mention the top class choirs of Lydians, Marionettes, and the Love Movement.
Not to mention the multiplicity of talented people strewn across the globe, all products of the Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival.
The simple message of all of this, the Music Festival in TT is something that should live on....never say die.
Now, back to Sunday afternoon's north session which seemed to fulfill all the advice dished out over the previous days by Adjudicator, Dr Roger Henry. I'm sure that at the end of it all, he was pleased as punch.
The contestants over the past week had done, as a duck takes to water, all or most of his advice in improving their nuances of first-class music – tonal quality, diction and the panorama of other ideas, including; dynamic ranges, excellent dynamic control, all of which contributed to the tremendous improvement noted by Dr Henry himself.
Listening to Dr Henry himself threw me back to the days of Dr Sydney Northcote and his remembered phrase ("I cannot lay an egg, but I can tell a good one from a bad one"). And another old-timer in John Havelock Nelson, then among others who followed like Dr Jan Harrington, and Dr Maria Tellez.
Back to Sunday's show. First on stage was The Holistic Music School Band, playing their own choice "Feeling Good". They laid the groundwork for what was to come. Indeed, the entire programme of performances was very digestive.
The classes, 1 - 5, produced a first and Adjudicator Award to Daniel Roberts for his very expressive "Passing By." He was the champion vocal soloist among the boys, while Dominique Akal, singing smoothly her "Evening Prayer" emerged champion vocal soloist among the girls.
In Class 17 Chelsea Fensom, playing Chanson de Matin, her own choice, maintained her first position from last Wednesday with her violin solo, to earn the Adjudicator's Award for champion instrumental solo.
Following an excellent performance by guest performer Keisha Martinez, singing "Romance #2 by Stenhammar" which was well received, the competition resumed among the winners of classes for Girls Vocal Duet, and Girls Vocal Trio, supported by veteran accompanists Lindy- Ann Bodden-Rich and Enrique Ali, himself a music festival graduate.
The Adjudicator's Award went to the winners of Class 22 – Girls Vocal Trio from St Joseph's Convent, Port-of-Spain, for their "Dancing the Baby" which was arranged by Havelock Nelson, former Music Festival Adjudicator.
The trophy for the Boys Vocal Ensemble was won by Fatima College Trio Blue, who retained their first place with their very melodic and brotherly love, which fashioned their piece into "Brotherly Love."
In the following championship classes – winners of the steel pan soloists, the male competitor Luke Walker, with his "Around the World Medley" was a bit outclassed by the female pannist, Shennelle George, whose tune "Tempest" won her the Adjudicator's Award for being the champion steelpan soloist.
Another guest performer, Alan Cooper, filled the gap with his finale – Presto non ranto" taken from the Sonata Opus 58/3 by Frederic Chopin. Following the lusty round of applause he won from the audience???? Next, the piano duet of Jerome Ifill and Mala Labastide, who played the piece "The Swan" in which Adjudicator Henry there was tremendous improvement from their previous performance, won them the Adjudicator's Award.
The Junior Pan ensemble outdid the Holistic Music School, with their interpretative Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nacht Musik, the Trinity All Generations School of Arts, won them the Adjudicator's Award.
Then followed the more rhythmic pieces with the performers being the Secondary School Choirs, the St Joseph's Convent, Port-of-Spain choir, emerged champion school choir to win the Adjudicator's Award.
Then there was the odd moment of Fatima College Senior Choir competing against itself to win the adjudicator's award for secondary school choirs with their "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" – the traditional piece arranged by Victor C Johnson.
Performing before Fatima was St Joseph's Convent Choir from Port-of-Spain with their very expressive "Clap Yo' Hands. They were the champion school choir - upper voices.
Then came the piece de resistance – School Folk Song choirs in which El Do West Junior Calypso Chorale, with their David Rudder's "Calypso Music," which won them the Adjudicator's Award for being the champion School Folk Song Choir.
The day's performances were wound up by a vote of thanks from Manchouck, the North Committee's chairman of the Music Festival Association.
Earlier in the programme, the audience was put on alert by singer/announcer Richard Pierre, who reminded the audience that preparations had already begun for the national Music Festival 2016. So see you next year.
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The Unsung Heroes of Ethiopia
Let Me Hear Your Truth
Chaala Hailu Abata, an Ethiopian poet who was imprisoned and tortured in his country of origin for writing poetry critical of the regime, lives in safety in Sweden today. But his thoughts remain back in Ethiopia with the oppressed Oromo people. In this poem he inquires into their narrative—the narrative of the long-silenced people who lit and bore the torch of freedom during decades of oppression. Their silenced voices need to be given the power and the space to be heard—"After that day, my freedom will also be comprehensive too," as Chaala Hailu Abata writes.
Credits Text: Chaala Hailu Abata May 03 2019
This poem is motivated and written on the basis of certain speeches of Oromo politicians and mainly on the current political situation in Ethiopia. I have aligned myself with the majority of people whose voice is not yet heard; while some opportunists and those who have been defending the oppressors for decades are trying to tell us that people are liberated and gaining their freedom. I ask the majority of people who sacrificed everything, from material to life if they really won their freedom. I protest against the speech of some demagogues, because the fundamental solutions for the injustice against the interest that the Oromo's demand in the last 50 years, in particular, the last 5 years of #OromoProtests of Oromos, are not solved. More importantly, the Oromo are not asked why they started fighting 50 years ago and their rights are to determine their fate.
I don't want to hear the views and versions of demagogues
But tell me your truth and your feeling if it's true
If what everyone says to me is true,
Tell me if you're free.
I want to see your face now that you've won your freedom.
I love seeing your joy, but it's not mine.
Tell me what you think and let me hear it
From your mouth in your own words,
What makes it a truth instead of some other?
I only hear empty voices but no truth.
Their voices can be higher and louder
Their dances and songs will be more and more exalted
in your house, where your own voice is still unheard,
But they translated and interpreted it in their version
and they wanted to tell me you had freedom.
Who has been oppressed and now has freedom?
Why can't I hear it from you and
Why do they have to speak on your behalf?
Don't you have a language to speak for yourself?
Is it true the echoes of loud voices,
that have orchestrated your freedom?
From #Borana to #Barentu,
From the south to the north, and from one corner to another,
From your mountains to many rivers,
From east to west and extended from #Baro to #Shaballe,
From #Hawas to #Abbayya, and from #Jamma to #Gannale
From #Cilalo to #Jamjam and from #Rogge to Batu
From #Gaaramuldhata to #Tulludimtu,
The voices of traitors, and the voices of oppressors,
Now witnessing and telling me you are liberated
I hear the sound of them telling that you have the golden freedom
and it is told by others and repeated and loudly sings of sung,
"We are liberated and we have the expected freedom now."
And they put your causes into the junk,
The fight you started half a century ago,
The #kaayyoo of your beloved children have fought for
They said, you've achieved the set goals and now,
that #kaayyoo doesn't do anything and must be buried
with the oppression because you're free.
Let me see in your eyes and look at your faces
When you tell the truth, the truth I'm starving for.
Let me hear it from you and I can read your faces that you are free.
From the beginning, you were deprived of
fundamental rights and affected,
As I have observed from my childhood,
It will never convince me, when the folks who have sold your cause out tell it to me
But, you who are the most oppressed, the farmers,
It's not the traitors who should sing now that you are free.
But let me hear it from you,
Let me hear the voices of the people,
not the voices of people paid to make up stories,
Let me hear from the Oromo students who have ignited the light of freedom
by sacrificing their precious lives.
Let me hear them if they really have freedom!
If I don't see and don't understand your freedom
If the distance made a cloud and I misunderstood
The real situations you are in now, and your freedom,
Let me see and hear what you have now.
Some people explain it in the media and they tell us:
You are now freed from taxation without representation,
you are getting your lost land and resettled to your own land
You are now free from oppression and detentions.
But I wonder why the same people
I've known for decades, tell us that
"our people are liberated."
I knew them, they had been telling us the same stories over.
I knew them and their history, and of course, they always had their freedom.
And I know them, they never care about anything but their own business,
They only work for their own interests
And I know they've never been oppressed.
So I can't trust their stories and verses,
Nothing can be new to them
About what happens and will happen to you.
You're the only one who can say,
"I'm free and I have my freedom,"
I just need your voice, the voice of the victims.
The voice of the people, repressed and
resilient for over centuries,
I need to hear the voice of the mass,
the voice of Oromo students
Let me hear from you if you really have freedom.
After that day, my freedom will also be comprehensive too.
And I will live and lead my own life as I wish,
I'm going to be released from the disturbing
spirits of our fallen heroes and heroines,
And it's going to be the end of all stories.
One last thing I want to say is that
My dreams never have been any different than yours,
Now let me hear your voice of freedom.
Because I knew the oppressed voices you had,
I'm hungry for the truth, let me hear from you the truth.
So I will understand,
I'm too far away to know your situation
I will consider myself just barking pleading for nothing,
when you tell me you have your freedom!
Definitions for words
1. The Oromo people of East Africa are divided into two major branches: Borana Oromo and Barentu Oromo are the two major groups they are in turn subdivided into an assortment of clan families. From West to East and North to South.
2. Baro, Shaballe, Hawas, Abbayya, Jamma and Gannale are the biggest rivers in Oromia-Ethiopia.
3. Cilalo, Jamjam, Rogge, Batu, Gaaramuldhata and Tulludimtu are the highest mountains in Oromia-Ethiopia.
4. Kaayyoo is objective, main goal of the Oromo struggle.
Text: Chaala Hailu Abata
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Text: Bisrat Woldemichael
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Hear The B-52's Perform Songs From Their Debut Album, Released On This Day in 1979
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Pennsylvania Turnpike to implement open road tolling by 2025
Open road tolling will eliminate toll plazas completely. Instead, drivers will be tolled as they pass through overhead structures called gantries.
Author: Alyssa Kratz
Published: 5:00 PM EST December 2, 2022
Updated: 5:00 PM EST December 2, 2022
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — The 82-year-old Pennsylvania Turnpike is getting its next upgrade and it's a big step into the future.
"We are meeting the preferences of our customers," said Carl DeFebo, spokesperson for the Pennsylvania Turnpike. "We're meeting them where they want to be met."
Currently, 86 percent of Turnpike travelers use E-ZPass, a number which officials say shows the desire for all-electronic tolling.
"It's convenient, it's non-stop, it's cashless, it's seamless," said DeFebo.
The Turnpike is now taking the next step in its cashless journey, by implementing open road tolling.
Starting in late 2024, toll booth plazas will be a thing of the past.
Instead, tolling, either through E-ZPass or Toll By Plate, will happen along the highway.
The new system will eliminate the need for drivers to slow down.
"The interchanges on the PA Turnpike will look much like interchanges on other interstates," explained DeFebo. "You will encounter what we call a gantry which is an overhead sign frame as you travel on the Turnpike between interchanges."
The first phase of construction will see 19 gantries installed along the eastern part of I-76 and along the Northeast Extension:
I-76, Milepost 290.7, Lancaster County
I-76, Milepost 309.8, Chester County
I-76, Milepost 330.5, Montgomery County
I-276, Milepost 336.2, Montgomery County
I-276, Milepost 348.7, Bucks County
I-476, Milepost 27.4, Montgomery County
I-476, Milepost 44.8, Bucks County
I-476, Milepost 70.1, Lehigh County
I-476, Milepost 76.9, Carbon County
I-476, Milepost 99.1, Luzerne County
I-476, Milepost 112.5, Luzerne County
I-476, Milepost 121.3, Lackawanna County
"Open road tolling is going to allow us to very easily add connections to our system with about half the cost and half the footprint," said DeFebo.
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Hitachi introduces two new HD drives to its product family
Enterprise & IT	 Nov 8,2001	 0
Hitachi announced two new additions to its hard disk drive (HDD) family with the unveiling of the 3.5-inch DK32EJ and 2.5-inch DK23DA product lines. The DK32EJ doubles the current industry standard for 1-inch high drives with an available storage capacity of 147.8GB, staking claim as the highest capacity 10,000 RPM 3.5-inch enterprise class drive. The 2.5-inch DK23DA offers a maximum storage capacity of 40GB while providing shock protection and Fluid Dynamic Bearings (FDB) technologies that make for more reliable, more robust and quieter operation. With these two new storage components, Hitachi continues to maintain its technical edge in today's competitive landscape, while providing manufacturers the ability to construct more powerful storage systems in less space.
The DK32EJ will be available in both Ultra 320 SCSI and 2Gb FCAL, Hitachi's fifth generation of fibre channel interface drives for OEM customers in Q2 of 2002. The DK23DA is currently available in ATA100 interface.
DK32EJ
Hitachi's DK32EJ hard drive is configured with a five-disk, ten-head design, a conservative configuration that allows Hitachi to transition into production, as was done with the previous generation 1-inch high 73GB drive family. With an areal density of 30 Gb/sq inch, the DK32EJ provides the customer with an outstanding enterprise storage solution that maintains a low power consumption level of 11 watts, well within today's standards.
"With the advent of our new 3.5-inch hard disk drive, the DK32EJ, Hitachi continues to set the bar in the storage technology arena," said Hal Malone, director of sales and marketing, 3.5-inch HDD, for Hitachi America, Ltd. "Thanks to our depth of technological resources, advanced research labs and vertical integration we are able to maintain our leadership position at the forefront of the industry."
The DK32EJ features a maximum sustained data transfer rate of 66 MB/s, a 17 percent increase compared to Hitachi's previous models. The transfer rate, combined with a rotational speed of 10,025 RPM, allows customers to access data more quickly and efficiently. Also, the DK32EJ again incorporates a load/unload technology that allows the drive to achieve a non-operational shock specification of 250G at 2 ms.
In addition to the 147.8 GB drive, other members of the DK32EJ 1-inch high 10,000 RPM family include 73.9 GB and 36.9 GB capacity drives, all of which incorporate S.M.A.R.T. technology. The DK32EJ hard drive is an excellent solution for today's applications that have high data processing requirements, such as SAN's, NAS, RAID, data mining, A/V, server and other high-end applications. Hitachi offers an optional 16MB buffer, which will provide enhanced performance in certain applications. The 1,200,000 MTBF of the DK32EJ meets the industry expectation for high reliability.
DK23DA
Applying the latest high-density recording technology, Hitachi's 2.5-inch DK23DA hard disk drive is configured with one to two-disk, one to four-head layout, depending on the capacity. The DK23DA features glass media and load/unload technology in addition to shock sensor technology, which offers added protection to the drive in less than ideal shock or vibration conditions. Furthermore, each member of the DK23DA family incorporates Fluid Dynamic Bearings (FDB) in the spindle motor that allows for quiet operation and improved shock characteristics. These features enable the DK23DA to employ a non-operating shock tolerance of 800G at 1ms, and an operating shock tolerance of 180G at 2ms.
"Hitachi strives to offer our customers the most reliable, highest capacity, highest performing drives available," said Tom Barrett, director of HDD engineering and 2.5-inch marketing. "With our latest line of 2.5-inch hard disk drives, Hitachi continues to raise the standard in industry storage and meet the increasing demands of our customers. This drive is a proof-point to our tradition of excellence and innovation."
In addition to the 40GB model, the DK23DA family includes drives with storage capacities of 30GB, 20GB and 10GB, providing the user with a wide variety of storage options.
Hitachi's DK23DA features a low power consumption measuring 0.65W idle and 0.25W in standby mode. The DK23DA also includes 20GB disk platters and 33Gb/sq inch areal density, both 33 percent increases over the previous generation, along with a disk rotational speed of 4,200 RPM.
While ideal for notebook and other mobile applications, the DK23DA is also a great solution for other applications that require a small form factor, low power consumption, high shock resistance and low acoustic noise.
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