text:
Prince Andrew's Newsnight comments over teen sex allegations 'could one day be used against him'
The Duke of York's attempt to try to publicly defend his reputation in the wake of Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal was "pretty disastrous", says solicitor.
Lucy Powell
Prince Andrew said he had no regrets about his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein (Image: BBC)
Comments made by the Duke of York about the allegations he has faced could one day be used against him in court, a solicitor has warned.
Anna Rothwell, from the criminal law firm Corker Binning, said she would "never advise" her clients to speak publicly about their allegations if they were under investigation.
She said Prince Andrew 's attempt to try to publicly defend his reputation on BBC Newsnight in the wake of Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal was "pretty disastrous".
"I think talking full stop in circumstances where you are under investigation is unwise," Ms Rothwell told the PA news agency.
"He didn't have a full answer for quite a number of aspects he was questioned about.
"Anything he has said, if he were to be prosecuted, could be used to cross-examine him.
Virginia Giuffre has said she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew when she was 17 (Image: REX/Shutterstock)
Prince Andrew says he was at Pizza Express on night teen says they had sex
"The less you say, the better, and that is often why you advise people to answer 'no comment' at the police station."
In September, the Sunday Times reported the FBI had expanded its investigation to identify alleged human trafficking victims of Epstein.
Citing unidentified sources from the US Department of Justice, the newspaper said the FBI was looking to "several" potential victims in the hope they can provide more details about Andrew and his involvement in the case.
Ms Rothwell said the duke's position as a royal would not entitle him to "any form of immunity" and he was "vulnerable to extradition".
She said any attempts by the US to seek extradition would "likely cause a diplomatic incident".
Andrew said in his televised interview on Saturday he had no regrets about his friendship with convicted paedophile Epstein, who was found dead in his prison cell earlier this year while facing sex trafficking charges.
He also faced questions about Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, who is one of 16 women who claim they were abused by disgraced financier Epstein.
Prince Andrew has been under scrutiny over his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (Image: New York State Sex Offender Regi)
Prince Andrew denies underage sex claims as he is grilled over paedo pal Jeffrey Epstein
Mrs Giuffre has alleged in court documents she "was forced to have sexual relations with this prince when she was a minor".
She said they had sex in London and New York and she alleged that later, when she was aged 18, they had sex again on a private Caribbean island owned by Epstein where an orgy took place.
Her allegations were struck from US civil court records in 2015 after a judge said they were "immaterial and impertinent".
The duke denied sleeping with Mrs Giuffre on three separate occasions when quizzed by Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis.
Asked if he regretted the "whole friendship with Epstein", Andrew said: "Now, still not, and the reason being is that the people that I met and the opportunities that I was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful."


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package com.facebook.buck.jvm.java;

import com.facebook.buck.android.packageable.AndroidPackageable;
import com.facebook.buck.android.packageable.AndroidPackageableCollector;
import com.facebook.buck.core.build.context.BuildContext;
import com.facebook.buck.core.cell.CellPathResolver;
import com.facebook.buck.core.exceptions.HumanReadableException;
import com.facebook.buck.core.model.BuildTarget;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.ActionGraphBuilder;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRule;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRuleParams;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.BuildRuleResolver;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.SourcePathRuleFinder;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.attr.BuildOutputInitializer;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.attr.ExportDependencies;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.attr.InitializableFromDisk;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.attr.SupportsDependencyFileRuleKey;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.pipeline.RulePipelineStateFactory;
import com.facebook.buck.core.rules.pipeline.SupportsPipelining;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.ExplicitBuildTargetSourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.SourcePath;
import com.facebook.buck.core.sourcepath.resolver.SourcePathResolverAdapter;
import com.facebook.buck.core.toolchain.ToolchainProvider;
import com.facebook.buck.io.filesystem.ProjectFilesystem;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.DefaultJavaAbiInfo;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.EmptyJavaAbiInfo;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.JavaAbiInfo;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.JavaClassHashesProvider;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.core.JavaLibrary;
import com.facebook.buck.jvm.java.JavaBuckConfig.UnusedDependenciesAction;
import com.facebook.buck.rules.modern.PipelinedModernBuildRule;
import com.facebook.buck.util.MoreSuppliers;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSortedMap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSortedSet;
import com.google.common.collect.Sets;
import com.google.common.hash.HashCode;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.SortedSet;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
import java.util.function.Supplier;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * Suppose this were a rule defined in src/com/facebook/feed/BUCK:
 *
 *

 * java_library(
 *   name = 'feed',
 *   srcs = [
 *     'FeedStoryRenderer.java',
 *   ],
 *   deps = [
 *     '//src/com/facebook/feed/model:model',
 *     '//third-party/java/guava:guava',
 *   ],
 * )
 *

 *
 * Then this would compile {@code FeedStoryRenderer.java} against Guava and the classes generated
 * from the {@code //src/com/facebook/feed/model:model} rule.
 */
public class DefaultJavaLibrary
    extends PipelinedModernBuildRule<JavacPipelineState, DefaultJavaLibraryBuildable>
    implements JavaLibrary,
        ExportDependencies,
        InitializableFromDisk<JavaLibrary.Data>,
        AndroidPackageable,
        MaybeRequiredForSourceOnlyAbi,
        SupportsDependencyFileRuleKey,
        JavaLibraryWithTests {

  private final Optional<String> mavenCoords;
  @Nullable private final BuildTarget abiJar;
  @Nullable private final BuildTarget sourceOnlyAbiJar;
  private final Optional<SourcePath> proguardConfig;
  private final boolean requiredForSourceOnlyAbi;

  // It's very important that these deps are non-ABI rules, even if compiling against ABIs is turned
  // on. This is because various methods in this class perform dependency traversal that rely on
  // these deps being represented as their full-jar dependency form.
  private final SortedSet<BuildRule> firstOrderPackageableDeps;
  private final ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarExportedDeps;
  private final ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarProvidedDeps;
  private final ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarExportedProvidedDeps;
  private final ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> runtimeDeps;

  private final Supplier<ImmutableSet<SourcePath>> outputClasspathEntriesSupplier;
  private final Supplier<ImmutableSet<SourcePath>> transitiveClasspathsSupplier;
  private final Supplier<ImmutableSet<JavaLibrary>> transitiveClasspathDepsSupplier;

  private final BuildOutputInitializer<JavaLibrary.Data> buildOutputInitializer;
  private final ImmutableSortedSet<BuildTarget> tests;
  private final JavaAbiInfo javaAbiInfo;

  @Nullable private CalculateSourceAbi sourceAbi;
  private final boolean isDesugarEnabled;
  private final boolean isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled;
  private SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder;
  private final Optional<SourcePath> sourcePathForOutputJar;
  private final Optional<SourcePath> sourcePathForGeneratedAnnotationPath;

  private JavaClassHashesProvider javaClassHashesProvider;
  private final boolean neverMarkAsUnusedDependency;

  public static DefaultJavaLibraryRules.Builder rulesBuilder(
      BuildTarget buildTarget,
      ProjectFilesystem projectFilesystem,
      ToolchainProvider toolchainProvider,
      BuildRuleParams params,
      ActionGraphBuilder graphBuilder,
      ConfiguredCompilerFactory compilerFactory,
      @Nullable JavaBuckConfig javaBuckConfig,
      @Nullable JavaLibraryDescription.CoreArg args) {
    return new DefaultJavaLibraryRules.Builder(
        buildTarget,
        projectFilesystem,
        toolchainProvider,
        params,
        graphBuilder,
        compilerFactory,
        javaBuckConfig,
        args);
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSortedSet<BuildTarget> getTests() {
    return tests;
  }

  protected DefaultJavaLibrary(
      BuildTarget buildTarget,
      ProjectFilesystem projectFilesystem,
      JarBuildStepsFactory jarBuildStepsFactory,
      SourcePathRuleFinder ruleFinder,
      Optional<SourcePath> proguardConfig,
      SortedSet<BuildRule> firstOrderPackageableDeps,
      ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarExportedDeps,
      ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarProvidedDeps,
      ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> fullJarExportedProvidedDeps,
      ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> runtimeDeps,
      @Nullable BuildTarget abiJar,
      @Nullable BuildTarget sourceOnlyAbiJar,
      Optional<String> mavenCoords,
      ImmutableSortedSet<BuildTarget> tests,
      boolean requiredForSourceOnlyAbi,
      UnusedDependenciesAction unusedDependenciesAction,
      Optional<UnusedDependenciesFinderFactory> unusedDependenciesFinderFactory,
      @Nullable CalculateSourceAbi sourceAbi,
      boolean isDesugarEnabled,
      boolean isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled,
      boolean neverMarkAsUnusedDependency) {
    super(
        buildTarget,
        projectFilesystem,
        ruleFinder,
        new DefaultJavaLibraryBuildable(
            buildTarget,
            projectFilesystem,
            jarBuildStepsFactory,
            unusedDependenciesAction,
            unusedDependenciesFinderFactory,
            sourceAbi));
    this.ruleFinder = ruleFinder;
    this.sourcePathForOutputJar =
        Optional.ofNullable(
            jarBuildStepsFactory.getSourcePathToOutput(buildTarget, projectFilesystem));
    this.sourcePathForGeneratedAnnotationPath =
        Optional.ofNullable(
            jarBuildStepsFactory.getSourcePathToGeneratedAnnotationPath(
                buildTarget, projectFilesystem));

    this.sourceAbi = sourceAbi;
    this.isDesugarEnabled = isDesugarEnabled;
    this.isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled = isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled;

    // Exported deps are meant to be forwarded onto the CLASSPATH for dependents,
    // and so only make sense for java library types.
    validateExportedDepsType(buildTarget, fullJarExportedDeps);
    validateExportedDepsType(buildTarget, fullJarExportedProvidedDeps);

    Sets.SetView<BuildRule> missingExports =
        Sets.difference(fullJarExportedDeps, firstOrderPackageableDeps);
    // Exports should have been copied over to declared before invoking this constructor
    Preconditions.checkState(missingExports.isEmpty());

    this.proguardConfig = proguardConfig;
    this.firstOrderPackageableDeps = firstOrderPackageableDeps;
    this.fullJarExportedDeps = fullJarExportedDeps;
    this.fullJarProvidedDeps = fullJarProvidedDeps;
    this.fullJarExportedProvidedDeps = fullJarExportedProvidedDeps;
    this.runtimeDeps = runtimeDeps;
    this.mavenCoords = mavenCoords;
    this.tests = tests;
    this.requiredForSourceOnlyAbi = requiredForSourceOnlyAbi;

    this.javaAbiInfo =
        getSourcePathToOutput() == null
            ? new EmptyJavaAbiInfo(buildTarget)
            : new DefaultJavaAbiInfo(getSourcePathToOutput());
    this.abiJar = abiJar;
    this.sourceOnlyAbiJar = sourceOnlyAbiJar;
    this.neverMarkAsUnusedDependency = neverMarkAsUnusedDependency;

    this.outputClasspathEntriesSupplier =
        MoreSuppliers.memoize(
            () ->
                JavaLibraryClasspathProvider.getOutputClasspathJars(
                    DefaultJavaLibrary.this, sourcePathForOutputJar()));

    this.transitiveClasspathsSupplier =
        MoreSuppliers.memoize(
            () ->
                JavaLibraryClasspathProvider.getClasspathsFromLibraries(
                    getTransitiveClasspathDeps()));

    this.transitiveClasspathDepsSupplier =
        MoreSuppliers.memoize(
            () -> JavaLibraryClasspathProvider.getTransitiveClasspathDeps(DefaultJavaLibrary.this));

    this.buildOutputInitializer = new BuildOutputInitializer<>(buildTarget, this);
    this.javaClassHashesProvider =
        new DefaultJavaClassHashesProvider(
            ExplicitBuildTargetSourcePath.of(
                buildTarget, getBuildable().getPathToClassHashes(projectFilesystem)));
  }

  private static void validateExportedDepsType(
      BuildTarget buildTarget, ImmutableSortedSet<BuildRule> exportedDeps) {
    for (BuildRule dep : exportedDeps) {
      if (!(dep instanceof JavaLibrary)) {
        throw new HumanReadableException(
            buildTarget
                + ": exported dep "
                + dep.getBuildTarget()
                + " ("
                + dep.getType()
                + ") "
                + "must be a type of java library.");
      }
    }
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isDesugarEnabled() {
    return isDesugarEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled() {
    return isInterfaceMethodsDesugarEnabled;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean getRequiredForSourceOnlyAbi() {
    return requiredForSourceOnlyAbi;
  }

  private Optional<SourcePath> sourcePathForOutputJar() {
    return sourcePathForOutputJar;
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSortedSet<SourcePath> getJavaSrcs() {
    return getBuildable().getSources();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSortedSet<SourcePath> getSources() {
    return getBuildable().getSources();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSortedSet<SourcePath> getResources() {
    return getBuildable().getResources();
  }

  @Override
  public Optional<String> getResourcesRoot() {
    return getBuildable().getResourcesRoot();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean hasAnnotationProcessing() {
    return getBuildable().hasAnnotationProcessing();
  }

  @Override
  public Set<BuildRule> getDepsForTransitiveClasspathEntries() {
    return firstOrderPackageableDeps;
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSet<SourcePath> getTransitiveClasspaths() {
    return transitiveClasspathsSupplier.get();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSet<JavaLibrary> getTransitiveClasspathDeps() {
    return transitiveClasspathDepsSupplier.get();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSet<SourcePath> getImmediateClasspaths() {
    ImmutableSet.Builder<SourcePath> builder = ImmutableSet.builder();

    // Add any exported deps.
    for (BuildRule exported : getExportedDeps()) {
      if (exported instanceof JavaLibrary) {
        builder.addAll(((JavaLibrary) exported).getImmediateClasspaths());
      }
    }

    // Add ourselves to the classpath if there's a jar to be built.
    Optional<SourcePath> sourcePathForOutputJar = sourcePathForOutputJar();
    if (sourcePathForOutputJar.isPresent()) {
      builder.add(sourcePathForOutputJar.get());
    }

    return builder.build();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSet<SourcePath> getOutputClasspaths() {
    return outputClasspathEntriesSupplier.get();
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  public ImmutableSortedSet<SourcePath> getCompileTimeClasspathSourcePaths() {
    return getBuildable().getCompileTimeClasspathSourcePaths();
  }

  @Override
  public Optional<SourcePath> getGeneratedAnnotationSourcePath() {
    return sourcePathForGeneratedAnnotationPath;
  }

  @Override
  public SortedSet<BuildRule> getExportedDeps() {
    return fullJarExportedDeps;
  }

  @Override
  public SortedSet<BuildRule> getExportedProvidedDeps() {
    return fullJarExportedProvidedDeps;
  }

  @Override
  public void invalidateInitializeFromDiskState() {
    javaAbiInfo.invalidate();
    javaClassHashesProvider.invalidate();
  }

  /**
   * Instructs this rule to report the ABI it has on disk as its current ABI.
   *
   * @param pathResolver
   */
  @Override
  public JavaLibrary.Data initializeFromDisk(SourcePathResolverAdapter pathResolver)
      throws IOException {
    // Warm up the jar contents. We just wrote the thing, so it should be in the filesystem cache
    javaAbiInfo.load(pathResolver);
    return JavaLibraryRules.initializeFromDisk(getBuildTarget(), getProjectFilesystem());
  }

  @Override
  public BuildOutputInitializer<JavaLibrary.Data> getBuildOutputInitializer() {
    return buildOutputInitializer;
  }

  @Override
  public final Optional<BuildTarget> getAbiJar() {
    return Optional.ofNullable(abiJar);
  }

  @Override
  public Optional<BuildTarget> getSourceOnlyAbiJar() {
    return Optional.ofNullable(sourceOnlyAbiJar);
  }

  @Override
  public JavaAbiInfo getAbiInfo() {
    return javaAbiInfo;
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableSortedMap<String, HashCode> getClassNamesToHashes() {
    return buildOutputInitializer.getBuildOutput().getClassNamesToHashes();
  }

  @Override
  @Nullable
  public SourcePath getSourcePathToOutput() {
    return sourcePathForOutputJar.orElse(null);
  }

  @Override
  public Iterable<AndroidPackageable> getRequiredPackageables(BuildRuleResolver ruleResolver) {
    // TODO(jkeljo): Subtracting out provided deps is probably not the right behavior (we don't
    // do it when assembling the contents of a java_binary), but it is long-standing and projects
    // are depending upon it. The long term direction should be that we either require that
    // a dependency be present in only one list or define a strict order of precedence among
    // the lists (exported overrides deps overrides exported_provided overrides provided.)
    return AndroidPackageableCollector.getPackageableRules(
        ImmutableSortedSet.copyOf(
            Sets.difference(
                firstOrderPackageableDeps,
                Sets.union(fullJarProvidedDeps, fullJarExportedProvidedDeps))));
  }

  @Override
  public Stream<BuildTarget> getRuntimeDeps(BuildRuleResolver buildRuleResolver) {
    return runtimeDeps.stream().map(BuildRule::getBuildTarget);
  }

  @Override
  public Optional<String> getMavenCoords() {
    return mavenCoords;
  }

  @Override
  public void addToCollector(AndroidPackageableCollector collector) {
    SourcePath output = getSourcePathToOutput();
    if (output != null) {
      collector.addClasspathEntry(this, output);
    }
    if (proguardConfig.isPresent()) {
      collector.addProguardConfig(getBuildTarget(), proguardConfig.get());
    }
  }

  @Override
  public boolean useDependencyFileRuleKeys() {
    return getBuildable().useDependencyFileRuleKeys();
  }

  @Override
  public Predicate<SourcePath> getCoveredByDepFilePredicate(
      SourcePathResolverAdapter pathResolver) {
    return getBuildable().getCoveredByDepFilePredicate(ruleFinder);
  }

  @Override
  public Predicate<SourcePath> getExistenceOfInterestPredicate(
      SourcePathResolverAdapter pathResolver) {
    return getBuildable().getExistenceOfInterestPredicate();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableList<SourcePath> getInputsAfterBuildingLocally(
      BuildContext context, CellPathResolver cellPathResolver) {
    return getBuildable()
        .getInputsAfterBuildingLocally(
            context, getProjectFilesystem(), ruleFinder, cellPathResolver);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean useRulePipelining() {
    return getBuildable().useRulePipelining();
  }

  @Override
  public RulePipelineStateFactory<JavacPipelineState> getPipelineStateFactory() {
    return getBuildable().getPipelineStateFactory();
  }

  @Nullable
  @Override
  public SupportsPipelining<JavacPipelineState> getPreviousRuleInPipeline() {
    return sourceAbi;
  }

  @Override
  public JavaClassHashesProvider getClassHashesProvider() {
    return javaClassHashesProvider;
  }

  public void setJavaClassHashesProvider(JavaClassHashesProvider javaClassHashesProvider) {
    this.javaClassHashesProvider = javaClassHashesProvider;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean neverMarkAsUnusedDependency() {
    return neverMarkAsUnusedDependency;
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Relationship between functional ability, cognitve reserve, personality, and executive functioining in older adults
Puente, Antonio Nicolas
Medical advances have dramatically increased the average life expectancy, and as a result the number of older adults (OAs) experiencing functional impairment is growing exponentially. To decrease the impact of functional impairment it is necessary to understand all factors that impact OAs ability to complete activities of daily living, functional ability (FA). Previous research has documented the association between several factors and OAs' FA; however, two factors that have yet to be comprehensively examined are Cognitive Reserve (CR) and personality. Overall a limited literature suggests CR is positively associated with FA, but it remains unclear if the magnitude of this relationship differs across the various ways to measure CR. It also has yet to be determined how CR is related to FA. Like CR, the relationship between personality and FA has been relatively ignored but preliminary evidence suggests two personality factors, Openness and Agreeableness, are positively associated with FA. Nonetheless, it also has yet to be determined how these personality factors are related to OAs' FA. It was hypothesized that the relationship between CR and personality factors with FA would be due to a separate but positively related psychological construct, executive functioning (EF). Thus, overall this project had four aims. The primary aim of this dissertation was to clarify the relationship between CR and FA in community dwelling OAs. The second aim was to determine the impact of EF on the relationship between CR and FA. The third aim was to determine if previously documented relationships between personality factors and FA could be replicated. Finally, we aimed to understand how personality factors were related to FA. We found all CR proxies were positively related to FA, and that there were no significant differences between the various proxies and the magnitude of their relationship with FA. Mediation analyses revealed that the mechanism of action between CR and FA was EF. Despite null findings between Agreeableness and FA, the relationship between Openness and FA was replicated. Similar to CR, EF mediated its association with FA. Thus, future investigations should determine the effect on FA in OAs by improving EF.
http://purl.galileo.usg.edu/uga_etd/puente_antonio_n_201408_phd

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The term, "come into animal presence," she takes from the title of a Denise Levertov poem. The poem, which reads, in part, "What joy when the insouciant armadillo glances at us and doesn't quicken his trotting across the track into the palm bush. What is this joy?" This joy is the possibility of our being in the presence of animals for "(t)he armadillo has some intention to pursue in the palm forest." This joy, to which I invite you here, consists in dwelling in that presence, in inhabiting that intention, that armored but guileless world of the armadillo. I will attempt to show that it is productive to do so, while recognizing that our dwelling there as in all other presences, whether human-animal, human-human or human-divine, is necessarily imperfect.
Shapiro, K. J. (1990). Understanding dogs through kinesthetic empathy, social construction, and history. Anthrozoös, 3(3), 184-195.


Do you imagine that there is an age to get amped up for RC cars? I don't think so. On the off chance that you are a fanatic of RC cars then you will resemble that till you kick the bucket. I am one of them, and in the event that you are perusing this at that point, there is a 90% probability that you are too and 10% that you know somebody who is an RC car devotee.
It includes sprinkles of intrigue on the off chance that you are getting RC cars at a reasonable esteem. As so we brought you a significant number of the RC cars with a cost under 100 which you can purchase regardless of whether you are tight with cash, however, can appreciate it minus all potential limitations.
In any case, if for reasons unknown you need to assemble some information about the RC cars then you are perusing the correct article on the web. In such a case that you go to purchase an RC car other than online market you would need a few highlights to know and how those highlights will be useful to you. Here comes the exhaustive survey of probably the best spending plan RC cars available, further expand dialog on the critical highlights, tips, and sorts of RC cars.
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The Tozo RC car is the swiftest of all. Its control is up to 100 meters with a super ground-breaking engine. Its most elevated speed is 32 MPH which will give most genuine of experience and its scale is 1/24. This one is, in reality, a 4WD car. As so controlling would be a lot less demanding than the 2WD ones.
Being an electric power car you won't need to do all the issue of gathering fuel from time to time. It has an enormous intensity of 2.4 GHz and along these lines performs superior to numerous RC cars with radio innovation. It can do every one of the tricks and races with RC cars.
You should amass every one of the parts with a screwdriver and it will be simple since every one of the parts has a number and legitimate bearing has been given with the pack. Its bearing is something to comment about and accordingly, it can keep its parity legitimately.
Every one of the parts is worked with metal and given appropriate unbending nature to its body. It has been given the evidence PVC shell and free shockproof framework. Which makes it ready to endure stuns and vibrations. This one is an all-out viable and well-performing RC car.


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William Edward Daily Jr., conocido como Bill Daily (Des Moines, Iowa; 30 de agosto de 1927-Santa Fe, Nuevo México; 4 de septiembre de 2018) fue un actor de series B, comediante y guionista estadounidense.

Biografía
Fue muy conocido por trabajar en la serie de televisión Mi bella genio interpretando al mayor Roger Healey. Ha aparecido también en series como Hechizada y ALF —como Larry, el psicólogo de la familia—. En 1985 volvió a ser Roger Healey en Mi bella genio: 15 años después.

En 2010, trabajó en la película Horrorween.

Enlaces externos

Actores de Iowa
Actores de televisión de Estados Unidos
Humoristas de Estados Unidos
Clarinetistas de jazz de Estados Unidos
Militares estadounidenses de la Guerra de Corea
Nacidos en Des Moines
Fallecidos en Santa Fe (Nuevo México)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


NEW BRITAIN - Grab your kielbasa and your glove because on Saturday, New Britain's Polish community will have its night at New Britain Stadium.
Polish Heritage Night is a highlight on the New Britain Bees' summer schedule. All are welcome to come out and celebrate the great American pastime with some great Polish pastimes.
Polish Heritage Night is organized through a partnership between the Bees and The Polonia Business Association.
The night will feature entertainment and special deals. Ryan Hegley, who works for the Bees, said that tickets will be only $5 for anybody of Polish heritage.
He also said that large groups can pre-order tickets and sit nearly anywhere in the stadium.
The first 1,000 fans through the gates will receive a free souvenir item from the team, and all fans will get to see a fireworks show after the game.
Other attractions are likely to include Polish food and music.
Baron said a number of Polish groups, such as the Polish Boy Scouts, will be in attendance. Additionally, Bees mascot Sting will be joined by Maya the Bee and Stanley the Dragon, two of Little Poland's mascots.
Little Poland is already famous statewide, and Baron said people come to Broad Street from the Polish communities of places like Hartford, Stamford and Bridgeport.
Some of those people may want to take in the Bees game as well.
Baron said this promotion is special because it signals the growth of the relationship between the Bees organization and the New Britain Polish community.
This season's promotion is just another step in this "crossover" relationship between the team and Polish groups in New Britain.
Bees manager Wally Backman has donated signed baseballs to the community, and the Polish people responded by giving Backman a Polish army helmet.
The Bees hold promotions for different groups to encourage people to enjoy a night at the ballpark.
Polish Heritage Night is just one of the many promotions that the Bees are holding this summer.
The game on Aug. 11 starts at 6:30 pm.
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Kovács Zoltán (Budapest, 1943–) egyetemi oktató, kutató, jelenleg a Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem tanszékvezető egyetemi docense, a BCE egyetemi magántanára.

Szakterülete az alkalmazott szociálpszichológia (vezetés- és döntéspszichológia), szervezet- és munkapszichológia.

1971 és 2001 között tagja volt az Englander Tibor által alapított Döntéspszichológiai Kutatócsoportnak, ily módon részese volt a hazai döntéspszichológia megalapozásának. Kandidátusi értekezését is e témakörhöz kapcsolódóan írta "A bizonytalanság forrásai döntéshozó csoportokban" címmel.

Pályafutása során 3 egyetemi tanszék megalapítója: Szociál- és munkapszichológiai Tanszék (Debreceni Egyetem, 1991), Pszichológia és Pedagógiai Tanszék (Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem, 2000), Fejlődés- és Szociálpszichológiai Tanszék (PPKE BTK, 2012).
Széchenyi Professzori ösztöndíjas (1997-2001).

Tanulmányai

Egyetemi tanulmányait Budapesten, az ELTE-n végezte (1961-66). 1966-ban szerzett oklevelet (okleveles pszichológus, pszichológia és magyar nyelv és irodalom szakos középiskolai tanár). 1986-ban munka- és szervezetpszichológusi diplomát szerzett. 1984-ben védte meg kandidátusi értekezését (pszichológiai tudomány).

Szakmai pályafutása

1966-1967-ben a Pamutnyomóipari Vállalatnál dolgozott pszichológusként. Ezt követően (1967-1968) a Kohó- és Gépipari Minisztérium Ipargazdasági, Szervezési és Számítástechnikai Intézeténél pszichológusként, majd (1969-1971) vezető szakpszichológusként tevékenykedett.

1971-től 1974-ig az MTA Pszichológiai Intézeténél MTA TMB ösztöndíjas, az MTA Pszichológiai Kutató Intézet tudományos munkatársa (1974-1984), majd pedig az intézet tudományos főmunkatársa (1985-2001). Az MTA Pszichológiai Kutató Intézetnél töltött évei alatt 1989 és 1991 között igazgatóhelyettesi posztot töltött be.

1986 és 2000 között a Debreceni Egyetem Pszichológiai Intézetének egyetemi docense. Az egyetemen a pszichológusképzés során munkalélektant, szociálpszichológiát, vezetéslélektant, döntéslélektant, gazdaságpszichológiát, alkalmazott szociálpszichológiát és pszichológiatörténetet oktatott. 1991-től 2000-ig az egyetem Szociál- és munkapszichológiai Tanszékének vezetője, illetve a Debreceni Egyetem Pszichológia Intézetének intézetigazgatója (1991-1998). A Pszichológia Intézet igazgatójaként a Pszichológiai tantárgyfejlesztési munkálatokat is irányította.

1993-tól a Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem munka- és szervezetpszichológiai szakpszichológus képzésen belül gazdaságpszichológiát és alkalmazott szociálpszichológiát tanított (1993-2000).

2000 és 2011 között a Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem Társadalomtudományi Kar Pszichológia és Pedagógia Tanszékének egyetemi docense, tanszékvezető (2000-2005), dékánhelyettes (2000-2007), majd a Tanárképző központ igazgatója (2000-2008). Tanszékvezetőként a tanárképzés megújításán munkálkodott az egyetemen. Oktatási tevékenységét illetően pszichológiai elméletek, társas kapcsolatok pszichológiája, vezetés-, döntés- és szervezetpszichológia, valamint szervezetelméletek témájú tárgyakat tanított. 2011 óta a Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem magántanára.

2002 és 2013 között a Pécsi Tudományegyetem Pszichológiai Intézetében, a Pszichológiai Doktori Iskola Alkalmazott Pszichológiai Programjának programvezetője. Az elmúlt 15 évben 13 PhD hallgató a témavezetése alatt szerzett PhD fokozatot (Németh Erzsébet (1999), Zala (Mező) Enikő (2000), Molnárné, Kovács Judit (2000), Málovits Éva (2001), Póth Ágnes (2001), Sütőné, Koczka Ágota (2002), Sass Judit (2005), Bodnár Éva (2007), Balogh László (2008), Szászvári Karina (2011), Hegyi Hella (2012), Balázs László (2013), Márta Bettina (2013)).

Jelenleg a Budapesti Corvinus Egyetemen kívül a Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem Pszichológiai Intézetének egyetemi docense (2010-től). Az egyetemen szociálpszichológiát, munka- és szervezetpszichológiát, vezetés- és döntéspszichológiát, gazdaságpszichológiát, valamint alkalmazott szociálpszichológiát oktat. 2012 óta megbízott tanszékvezető.

Szakmai testületi tagságok, tevékenységek

Kovács Zoltán Dezső egyetemi munkássága mellett 1990-től 2006-ig az MTA Pszichológiai Bizottságának tagja, az Országos Tudományos Kutatási Alapprogramok (OTKA) pszichológiai zsűri elnöke (1991-1996), valamint a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia választott közgyűlési doktor képviselője (1998-2004). 2000-2009 között a Magyar Pszichológiai Szemle rovatvezetőjeként tevékenykedett.
Jelenleg tagja a Magyar Pszichológiai Társaságnak, az Európai Alkalmazott Szociálpszichológiai Társaságnak, a Nemzetközi Gazdaságpszichológiai Társaságnak, a Magyar Pszichológiai Szemle szerkesztő bizottságának, az European Association of Experimental Social Psychologynak, illetve a Pro Psychologiae Alapítvány kuratórium elnöke.

Kitüntetések

 A Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem aranyérme (2007)
 Magyar Köztársasági Érdemrend Lovagkeresztje (2008)
 Pedagógus Szolgálati Emlékérem (2010)

Publikációi

 Kovács Zoltán: A munkavállalás okai és a munkanélküliség következményei. In: Kiss Enikő Csilla, Sz. Makó Hajnalka (szerk.): Mentálhigiéné és segítő hivatás. Pannónia Könyvek, Pécs 2013.pp. 116–130.
 Kovács Zoltán: Társas kapcsolatok és csoportfolyamatok. In: Forgács Attila, Kovács Zoltán, Bodnár Éva, Sass Judit: Alkalmazott pszichológia. Szociálpszichológia, Munka- és szervezetpszichológia Budapest: Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem , 2009. pp. 87–123.
 Sass Judit, Kovács Zoltán: A szervezeti bizalom összehasonlító vizsgálata a quinni szervezeti kultúra típusokban. In: Kozma Tamás, Perjés István (szerk.): Új kutatások a neveléstudományokban Budapest: MTA Pedagógiai bizottság, 2009. pp. 69–81.
 Kovács Zoltán : A munka- és szervezetpszichológia történetének vázlata. In: Forgács Attila, Kovács Zoltán, Bodnár Éva, Sass Judit (szerk.):Alkalmazott pszichológia Budapest: Aula Kiadó, 2009. pp. 131–148.
 Kovács Zoltán: A munka motivációs elméletei. In: Forgács Attila (szerk.): Alkalmazott Pszichológia: Szociálpszichológia : Munka- és szervezetpszichológia Budapest: BCE Levelező Képzése, 2009. pp. 175–198.
 Szervezeti látleletek. A szervezetpszichológia hazai kutatási irányai; szerk. Faragó Klára, Kovács Zoltán; Akadémiai, Bp., 2005 (Pszichológiai szemle könyvtár)
 30 év. A Pszichológia és Pedagógia Tanszék története; szerk. Kovács Zoltán, Perjés István; Budapesti Közgazdaságtudományi és Államigazgatási Egyetem, Bp., 2002
 Életvilágok találkozása. Az iskola külső és belső világának interdiszciplináris vizsgálata; szerk. Perjés István, Kovács Zoltán; Aula, Bp., 2002 (Iskolaképek)
 Élettörténet és megismerés. Tanulmányok Pataki Ferenc tiszteletére; szerk. László János, társszerk. Csepeli György, Kovács Zoltán; Scientia Humana, Bp., 1998

Magyar pszichológusok
Magyar pedagógusok
1943-ban született személyek
Budapesten született személyek
Élő személyek


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Alex Wheatle: Crucial Rocker, by David Bax
by · December 10, 2020
We're four movies into Steve McQueen's film anthology Small Axe, about the lives of Black Londoners in the latter half of the twentieth century, and, as an outsider, I am still unable to parse all of the heavily accented and Patois-inflected dialogue, which only makes me enjoy the series more. Because even when I can't tell what words are being spoken for lengthy clips of time, I never have trouble following what's going on. McQueen has created–or, rather, recreated–a place and time so fully and lovingly detailed that it makes itself understood whether you speak the language or not. Alex Wheatle, the newest Small Axe film, contains the purest distillation of this approach by spending so much of its time exploring how the community simply proceeds day to day.
Alex Wheatle the person is a novelist and playwright but that's not what Alex Wheatle the movie covers. As played by Sheyi Cole, the Alex we get to know is a young man just who has just relocated to London after growing up in a Surrey orphanage. He sticks out like a sore thumb with his very English accent and his stiff walk. But his love of reggae propels him deeper into the local culture, eventually aligning him with his neighbors against the police in the 1981 protest known as the Brixton uprising.
In January of that year, thirteen Black people died in a fire at a house party. A refusal on the part of the police to investigate the incident as a case of racially motivated arson led to a march and demonstration. In this section of the film, McQueen cuts in archival photographs of the actual event, in aspect ratios that break the previously understood boundaries of the film's frame, literally giving the truth more room than the dramatization.
Small Axe seems to represent a turning point in McQueen's output, especially aesthetically. His use of long takes and unconventional framing are finally enhancing verisimilitude instead of precluding it.
That said, there are still some parts of Alex Wheatle that are hard to believe. The Alex who has just arrived in London is almost impossibly naïve, insisting to his newfound friend and mentor (Jonathan Jules) that the police can be trusted because, "They're here to help." But just when we want to scoff, the horrific flashbacks we get of him being abused as a child engender deep sympathy.
In any case, the small suspension of disbelief required is more than worth it when compared to the unvarnished honesty with which McQueen presents Brixton. The strut past the street vendors, the beautiful din of voices and music at the record store, the squabbling over extra pieces of chicken at a family Christmas… Alex Wheatle may end before its hero puts pen to paper but it gives us a rich foundation from which to imagine what he might write about.
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There are six states that offer redeemable deeds to investors. The states are Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Texas. None of the state's offering redeemable deeds conduct their sales online. That means that the investor will have to either attend the sale in person or obtain the services of a proxy to bid on their behalf. All of the states with the exception of Rhode Island use the premium bid method to determine the successful bidder.
The terms offered vary by state. The shortest redemption period and highest penalty (return if redeemed) is offered by Texas. Texas law mandates a six-month redemption period (2 years on homestead & agricultural properties) and a penalty of 25% on the amount paid for the deed. Unlike the other five states offering redeemable tax deeds, Texas allows the investor to take immediate possession of the property.
The other states do not allow the investor to take possession of the property until the redemption period has expired. Georgia has a one-year redemption with a 20% penalty if the property owner redeems. Connecticut also has a one-year redemption period and an 18% interest rate. Hawaii has a one-year redemption and a 12% interest rate. Rhode Island is a bit odd in that they use a bid down on percentage of ownership method to determine the successful bidder.
If you are not familiar with this auctioning method, here is how it works. The bidders actually bid on the percentage of property ownership they are willing to accept. For example a bid of 75% would mean that the investor would receive 75% ownership and the current property owner would retain 25% ownership in their property. Once a successful bidder is determined Rhode Island has a one-year redemption and offers a 10% interest rate however after six-months an additional 1% interest charge is added each month, that means if the property owner redeems in the 12th month the investor would receive a total of 16% interest. Tennessee offers a one-year redemption period and 10% interest.
Texas and Georgia are by far the most popular states offering redeemable deeds. Unless you reside in one of the other states if you are interested in redeemable deeds, I would recommend that you start in Texas or Georgia. They offer considerably more sales than the other states and pay the highest rate if the property owner redeems. Counties in Georgia and Texas hold their redeemable deed sales on the first Tuesday of each month as needed. The large counties hold sales each month; the smaller counties may only hold two or three sales per year.
As always the U.S. Tax Lien Association recommends that you conduct a full evaluation on each property that you are interested in prior to investing.


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Justin Timberlake posts 10-year anniversary tribute to Jessica Biel, who reveals they renewed their vows
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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel marked their 10th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, and Justin posted a sweet tribute to his wife on Instagram to mark the occasion.
"10 years ain't enough! You make me a better husband and father every day!" Justin wrote. "I love you so much you beautiful human! Run it back!" The captioned accompanied a series of photos of the couple throughout the years: posting on red carpets, on a mountaintop, in a vineyard, chilling at home and eating pasta a la Lady and the Tramp.
Jessica posted her own series of photos with the caption, "Being married to you is the adventure of a lifetime! Run it back, baby. RUN IT BACK. I love you."
The actress also revealed in her Instagram Story that the couple renewed their vows this past summer in Italy, where they were married in 2012. She noted that she was wearing Giambattista Valli for the renewal ceremony -- the same designer who made her wedding dress.
After high-profile relationships with Britney Spears and Cameron Diaz, JT was first spotted with Jessica in 2007 at the Sundance Film Festival. In early 2011, they reportedly took a three-month break but reunited that fall; Justin proposed that December. The two welcomed their first son, Silas, in 2015 and a second son, Phineas, in 2020.
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Two Weary Souls, One Inescapable Truth
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It doesn't matter how weary you get when there are people counting on you.
Cat's Crash Pad
Their landing was rough, and docking even rougher. Seeing the crumbling towers of steel and broken glass that are all that remain of the sprawling metropolis that was once New York is both heartbreaking and overwhelming. It's not that they haven't seen it before — it was no picnic in their last world or in the Virus world before that either. But to see waves lapping at what used to be the 30th floors of some of the tallest buildings in the world is jarring. The shores of the Empire State have never had more meaning.
The apartment they're all using in the first few days as a squat is somewhat crowded, but everyone they've met so far seems willing to help them find space. With everyone scattered to do a little bit of recon (and see if they spot anyone they know — which seems like it should be a long shot, but weirder things keep happening on this trip), Elisabeth takes the opportunity to go through the backpacks that they brought through the rift and take stock of what survived and what didn't. A small pile of laundry sits next to some other bits and bobs. "I think most of this just needs to hang and air out. I can't imagine they're using fresh water for laundry here…"
But it's the the worn, floppy, brown-and-black stuffed dog that has seen better days, fished unexpectedly out of Aurora's backpack, that makes her finally sit down and let all of the crushing disappointment hit her. The gasp is nearly silent, the dog suddenly clenched in tight fists under her chin.
It's almost as if seeing Liz's disappointment lets Lynette breathe again. She looks over at the woman next to her and reaches over to squeeze her arm. It's brief, because Lynette turns her attention to the growing laundry pile. "We'll ask them how they handle it. They have to have some kind of set up." Her hands run back through her hair, tangled and coated in sea salt as it is.
"I don't know if I can do this again," she says, glancing out a window at the endless sea just below them. "Evie thinks she's on the water park adventure of her dreams," she says. She's grateful; it's much better than her being scared or depressed about where they've landed this time. But she can't match her daughter's attitude.
She doesn't let them see very often — the wear and tear of this life, of being trapped so far from home, of losing everything …. they can all understand it. But Elisabeth always figures they don't need to see it from her. That she doesn't really have the right to hurt as much as everyone else. After all, they didn't ask to get hauled along on Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.
The squeeze of her arm makes her lean just a little into the touch, the comfort welcome. "Aurora asked this morning if they could see real life pirates… and if Kain would wear an eyepatch," she replies, her words a little choked with both a rush of tears and the laughter such an image truly deserves. "And say 'Argh, matey.'"
Her hands loosen a little and she looks down. She doesn't know if she can do it again either. "Felix gave this to her," she murmurs softly, gently stroking its fur. "Does Evie ever ask to go home?"
Lynette doesn't seem easily diverted by the image, looking mostly tired rather than amused. Maybe in another world she would laugh. Here, she can't. So she focuses on the parts she can manage.
"She asks when we're going to find Manuel. And if she'll see her grandfather again." Leaving her father had been… difficult. But there was no other choice for her to make. At the time, she'd thought about asking him to join them, but after the worlds they've seen, she's glad he stayed home. Even though she misses him. And Evie misses him. The little girl's questions are a twisting knife, although there's no way that she could know they would be.
Reaching over, Lynette taps the stuffed animal on the nose. "It's survived a lot," she says, "I think we can patch it up eventually. Scarred, but not lost."
Elisabeth huffs out a soft sound, struggling to swallow the lump in her throat. "Sounds sorta like the rest of us, I guess." She buries her face in the little woeful stuffed dog and breathes for a moment. And then she gently sets it aside to be mended a bit and perhaps stuffed with something if they can find a little more stuffing to add. She looks up and says softly, "I won't give up if you don't give up. Right? We can do this. For them, we can move mountains."
Moving to pick up the backpack that she was emptying to finish the job, she too keeps her hands busy. "How are you and Mateo?" she asks softly. She worries about the two couples, Magnes and Elaine, Mateo and Lynette. Perhaps even more than she worries about the others in some ways.
"Hopefully," Lynette says, tipping her head toward Liz. "We won't give up. Whatever the end of this is, none of us get to give up until it's over." She's not wrong— the list of things Lynette would do for her children is long. And extreme. "Whatever it takes."
She lets out something like a laugh that is more mirthless than not. "We're as good as we can be, all things considered. But we are good," she says, the distinction clear— at least to her, "I lost him once. I won't let it happen again. In the bad times, we lean harder on each other. But we'll both be grateful when we can hold our boy again."
When she raises her eyes to the other woman, there's a wistful relief to her expression — to have what 'Nette and Mateo have, it's a blessing the likes of which Elisabeth has not been so lucky as to be in possession. "You guys… amaze me," she admits softly. Though she worries for Lynette's state of mind the longer it takes to try to reach Manuel, the strength of the bond the couple shares leaves her in awe. And in envy. To have someone to really share the hardest moments is something she's never experienced, for all that the people they travel with have all become family. She'd turn to any of them if she needed something and would trust them at her back always; she'd do anything they needed. But it's not the same thing at all.
As she sorts out several ruined bits pieces of clothing that will be salvaged for patches for other pieces that survived in better condition, the blonde is quiet for a bit. Then she asks softly, "Why don't you hate me?" She doesn't look up, but her hands move slower. "You've never come at me." Liz's actions that set the kidnapper on that path — she knows it, everyone knows it. And her own daughter wasn't the target. Instead Lynette, Mateo, Elaine, and Magnes paid for the mistake. "I wouldn't blame you," she adds, "but… through all of it, you've never seemed to put blame." She looks up and asks, "How do you do it? Especially now?" When they've failed, again, to land where they were trying to aim.
Lynette smiles, gently but genuinely. "He's the love of my life, Liz. Of several of them, it seems. Things happen around us, but he is how I survive them. My first husband, he used to say that his power felt like having a Point A without a Point B. That his life felt that way. Before." Before her, that is. "Always reaching for something, never finding it. But I remember what it was like to be Point B without a Point A. Always waiting. Fading. There isn't a force in any world that I would let drive a wedge between us. And neither would he."
She knows Liz understands. She's reaching for someone, too.
The next question gets a sharp turn in Liz's direction. For a moment, it might seem like she's taking the opening to do just that. Come at her. But she doesn't.
"Hating you won't bring me any closer to Manuel. I could trace the trail of blame back as far as I like, but it wouldn't help any of us. You're helping us set this as right as we can make it, that's all I could ask of you either way. It was a mistake. You know that already. You didn't set out to hurt my family, and I know that." She reaches over to take one of Liz's hands between hers. "We're all in this together. I know how desperate you are to get home, because I am, too. There's no time to blame, alright? No room for hate."
She was braced for the worst, truth be told. She was inviting it, if Lynette could find a way to release some of the pent-up rage at her. She wasn't ready for either of those answers… or for the realization that of all the people in their group, Lynette probably knows more about Liz's heart than most anyone. She grips the offered hand tightly, and when she looks up to meet the other woman's gaze it's with tears she rarely allows. Elisabeth's nod is brief, her hold on Lynette perhaps even a little desperate. "Thank you for that," she whispers. "I have this horrible hard lump lodged in my chest than never goes away. It's always there. And even knowing before we stepped through that we weren't going to land where we wanted to go… that it was another step but not the destination… it's happened so many times." This is only the second time for Lynette. It's Elisabeth's fourth landing. "It's hitting so much harder this time."
"We're all tired, I think. Ready for this to be over." Lynette can definitely understand that. "I'm sorry I haven't been able to get us there. I was hoping, but… I can't get back to a place I've never been. I feel like I'm throwing darts blindfolded." She lets out a heavy sigh, because she can't shake that feeling of failure. "But I have an idea. I'm not sure it's even entirely sane. But I know one place In your time. One person. I've been trying to reach him," she says, a bit sheepishly because she knows how it sounds. "The ability, it's connected to him. But I'm blocked off from wherever he is. If I can find a way to him, if he and I can work together, I know we could make this work."
"Don't think for even a second that I blame you in any way for not being able to get us there," Elisabeth says a little wetly. "You are throwing darts blindfolded, literally." She tilts her head, though, startled out of the feeling of sorrow by the words. "What? Wait…. What?"
Okay, that's confusing. "You mean… like Mateo of my world?" Even before Lynette can answer, Elisabeth is quirking a brow. "You're trying through the power itself? I…" Now… now she asks Lynette — something she's never brought up before — "Do you know about what happened to Odessa back in 2013?" Because it's suddenly perhaps relevant.
"She exchanged places with herself from your time. She is connected to her otherselves. So is Mateo. But he has a block keeping all the hims separate. There's a maze, I've been trying to learn it, to find the right him. But it's endless. I find him sometimes, but not the right one. Not yet." Lynette lets go of Liz in favor of rubbing her hands over her face. To wake herself up. To keep herself together. "I tried this time. To aim for him. But it wasn't the right him." Her hands spread apart, gesturing toward the endless ocean. "We seem farther away than ever."
A sigh follows. She's grateful Liz isn't blaming her, but she can't help blaming herself.
"I don't know why their powers are like this, but I know it's the key to getting there."
Elisabeth is flabbergasted. "Jesus, Lynette," she breathes out. Now she's the one who reaches out, tears and the lump in her chest forgotten for the moment in the sudden upsurge of… dare she say it, hope? "Exactly," she says with regard to Odessa's adventure. "I sent word back through Odessa about some of the stuff that we'd learned at that point. And I know they're working on figuring out and replicating what happened." Because he would not be Richard if he weren't. "We may not be as far off as you think," she offers thoughtfully.
She struggles to work through the thought that's half-formed in her head and she really doesn't have all the physics to back up the idea she's wrestling with. "Bear with me. The idea of parallel timelines sort implies that at SOME point, each of these timelines that we've bounced into were actually one line, right? And I've been kind of thinking we've been working our way chronologically through timelines that split from mine at various points. The virus world split in what would have been, from the perspective of my world … somewhere around 2008-ish. Arthur's world, the split would have been around 2009, which is the timeframe when people broke out of Moab and all hell broke loose. And then the wasteland world, whose split from my world would have been in early 2010 or so… when the head of the Institute set shit in motion, which actually altered in the wasteland we landed in because he was KILLED due to the horror he saw himself perpetrating in my world because of whatever it was that we fucked up in 2011. So… I think… that when you tried to aim us this time… you were maybe on the right track and overshot home? Taking us to a timeline that split off much farther back. Basically… landing us in the timeline that my world was an offshoot of."
She shrugs just a little, looking kind of uncertain about her own conclusion. "It's… a working theory?" Elisabeth offers with a rather hesitant lift of both hands into a kind of helpless shruggyhands movement. "But it does make me think Voldemort," Edward Fucking Ray, "may have actually been onto something… we need Michelle Cardinal. The first rip in the spacetime, as it were, it was her doing. She's a hypercognitive — like literally the smartest person on the planet, right? So … even if she doesn't know exactly how she did it — which she could after all these years — maybe she can help us with the science answers about how to aim it as we try again." Elisabeth pauses. "Magnes is pretty convinced of what he was told on that front — that if we don't find her before something really bad happens to her… we're not going to get home." A long pause and she says. "I don't think we can take the chance of that being true. We've got to get home. That's where Addie and Manuel are. So… we're definitely going to have to locate her."
When Liz reaches for her, it pulls a shaky breath out of Lynette. "I should have said something sooner, but by the time I was satisfied that I wasn't just crazy, your team was already gone. As for your theory… I mean, it makes sense. As much sense as the fact that we're traveling between worlds at all." The rules are elusive.
She shakes her head a little at them mention of their very own boogeyman. Half amused, half annoyed. "Well," she says, after hearing the explanation, "I agree that we shouldn't ignore it." She's making herself be sensible in this moment. "And that we shouldn't let something bad happen when we're reasonably sure we can do something about it. But where do we even begin looking for her? How? Any sort of records are all but sunken treasure to us and not very helpful treasure even if we could look her up. This world… they're just here, lingering until the end. There's no rebuilding from this. Even the last world had hope for a future."
"Yeah." That sense — that this world, so much like the Virus world in some ways with almost nothing left of the old world remaining, has no real hope of ever rebuilding, ever becoming any better off than it is now — is really what created the crushing feeling of failure and defeat that sparked this conversation in the first place. For all that through the worlds Elisabeth has done her best to maintain the outward appearance, at least, of certainty that somehow they would figure this out, she's just as deeply damaged by all they've been through as everyone else. And the despair is an old companion that reared its head on her here.
Blowing out a slow breath, though, she picks up the tatters of her certainty and pulls them around her like a cloak against the cold. "I don't know the how. Not yet. But I will find it." She will not allow her mistake to steal Lynette's and Elaine's hearts forever. "I think what you're doing, that idea of trying to link to Mateo's alternate selves, is a good one. Mateo, as far as I know, never really knew how his power worked either. And the fact that you have that sense of his alternates and that Odessa has already exhibited the ability to swap places with hers… makes me think that if you and Odessa explore the powers, we might be on the right track. And in the meantime… you let me and Magnes have to worry about Voldemort and finding Michelle." Elisabeth looks up at Lynette and says softly, "It always seems to come back to Eve and Edward Fucking Ray in the end. So… pulling those threads is where he and I will start. Okay?"
"Alright, that's a good start," Lynette says with a nod, "Investigating both, higher chances of success. I can get with Dessa, see if we can figure out how to tap into the others on purpose." Maybe not… switching places. Although, she can't deny that it's a possibility. "Dig till we hit daylight. I can do that. We'll have to put our heads together when we have this all worked out— we'll find the way home, Liz." She isn't exactly confident that she's telling the truth, but she knows she won't stop until she sees her son. And she knows Liz won't stop, either.
She turns her attention back out to the ocean, to the endless waters, trying to see beauty in them as she has in the past. But it's harder now, when there's no escape from them. "At least I won't be wasting my boating skills," she says, more wry now, "my father would be happy." He loved it more than she ever did.
Unable to stop a wry smile, Elisabeth looks back down to the laundry they're sorting through, her hands moving once more so as to finish the task. "I didn't even know that I knew how to sail until a year or so before I got sucked into that black hole. I am told that I learned in the last couple of years of high school and into college… a friend's parents had a house and yacht out in the Hamptons. He apparently taught me to sail pretty well. Muscle memory's an interesting thing," she comments quietly. Although it perhaps sounds odd that she doesn't know when she learned to sail. "It'll come in handy here, I guess."
She glances up and catches the flash of curiosity. "I, uhm… well, at one point, I got held by Humanis First. Long story much less long, I took a bullet to the head that destroyed some things in there. I'm missing a few years of time… best I can figure, about 10." She shrugs a little. "It turns up in strange moments. Like… instinctively knowing a song on the piano I don't remember learning to play but that my fingers know all the notes to, and knowing when to pull a line on a sail when I couldn't remember why or how I'd even know to do it."
Lynette listens to this explanation with lifted eyebrows. It's a hell of a thing, that's for sure. Once upon a time, Lynette got into her fair share of scrapes, but nothing like that. And now, those days seem like another life entirely.
"Your life has just always been interesting, hasn't it?" Interesting in perhaps a bad way. Sometimes. Hopefully not most times— give or take the last several years. "When we get you home, I want to be bored for at least six months."
"It definitely feels like a Chinese curse," Elisabeth agrees softly. "Six months is the minimum I want to be bored," she retorts.
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Trégarantec   est une commune du département du Finistère, dans la région Bretagne, en France.

Géographie

À l'est, Trégarantec est séparée de la commune voisine de Saint-Méen par un petit fleuve côtier, le Quillimadec.

Climat
Le climat qui caractérise la commune est qualifié, en 2010, de « climat océanique franc », selon la typologie des climats de la France qui compte alors huit grands types de climats en métropole. En 2020, la commune ressort du type « climat océanique » dans la classification établie par Météo-France, qui ne compte désormais, en première approche, que cinq grands types de climats en métropole. Ce type de climat se traduit par des températures douces et une pluviométrie relativement abondante (en liaison avec les perturbations venant de l'Atlantique), répartie tout au long de l'année avec un léger maximum d'octobre à février.

Les paramètres climatiques qui ont permis d'établir la typologie de 2010 comportent six variables pour les températures et huit pour les précipitations, dont les valeurs correspondent à la normale 1971-2000. Les sept principales variables caractérisant la commune sont présentées dans l'encadré ci-après.

Avec le changement climatique, ces variables ont évolué. Une étude réalisée en 2014 par la Direction générale de l'Énergie et du Climat complétée par des études régionales prévoit en effet que la  température moyenne devrait croître et la pluviométrie moyenne baisser, avec toutefois de fortes variations régionales. Ces changements peuvent être constatés sur la station météorologique de Météo-France la plus proche, « Ploudaniel-Inra », sur la commune de Ploudaniel, mise en service en 1982 et qui se trouve à  à vol d'oiseau, où la température moyenne annuelle est de  et la hauteur de précipitations de  pour la période 1981-2010.
Sur la station météorologique historique la plus proche, « Landivisiau », sur la commune de Saint-Servais, mise en service en 1966 et à , la température moyenne annuelle évolue de  pour la période 1971-2000, à  pour 1981-2010, puis à  pour 1991-2020.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Trégarantec est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction de Brest, dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire, qui regroupe , est catégorisée dans les aires de  à moins de .

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (84,7 % en 2018), néanmoins en diminution par rapport à 1990 (91 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
terres arables (76,8 %), forêts (10,3 %), zones agricoles hétérogènes (7,8 %), zones urbanisées (5,1 %), prairies (0,1 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Toponymie
Attesté sous la forme Tregarentec en 1251, son suffixe  variera entre les -Tuc, -Tec, -Toc.

Tregaranteg en breton.

Son nom est composé à partir du mot breton treb, qui signifie « subdivision d'une paroisse », et de saint Théarnec.

Histoire

Étymologie et origines
La paroisse de Trégarantec, citée pour la première fois vers 1329-1332, faisait partie de l'archidiaconé de Kemenet-Ily (le siège de l'archidiaconé se trouvait à Trégarantec) relevant de l'évêché de Léon. Elle est sans doute issue d'un démembrement de la paroisse primitive de Ploudaniel.

Moyen Âge
Roland de Neufville, puîné de la maison du Plessis-Bardoult ou Plessis-Bardoul, évêque de Léon de 1562 à 1613, échangea, par un contrat signé le  l'île dOixant (le nom de l'île d'Ouessant était fréquemment écrit Oixant'' au Moyen Âge) avec René de Rieux, marquis de Sourdéac, contre la terre de Porléac'h (manoir de Porz Lech Bihan) en Trégarantec.

Portz Lech Bihan, qui appartenait primitivement aux évêques de Léon, était passé entre les mains du seigneur de Brézal, qui venait de le vendre au seigneur de Sourdéac, René de Rieux, et l'évêque tenait à recouvrer ce bien, « situé proche le manoir principal des champs, de l'évêché, Portz lech bras, qui, sans cette acquisition, eût été si étroitement serré que les évêques n'y eussent pu bonnement demeurer, combien que leur résidence, y soit pour partie du temps fort requise, ce manoir étant à demi-lieue du siège de la justice royale (Lesneven) et au milieu de l'évêché de Léon jouxte autre bien appelé le Portz lec'h bras, en Trégarantec, appartenant audit évêché, ce qui aurait été fait et promis avec l'avis et consentement de MM. les chanoines de Léon, mais non encore rédigé par écrit comme il est requis ; pour à quoy parvenir, le seigneur Évêque, ne pouvant assister en personne, pour son absence notoire de cet évêché, aurait nommé pour le représenter noble homme Rolland Guéguen (habitant Portzlech) selon les lettres de procure lui données le  dernier ». Le contrat est définitivement signé le  et le manoir de Portz Lech Bihan est alors estimé 300 livres 8 sols 1 denier de rente annuelle.

 Époque moderne

En 1759, une ordonnance de Louis XV ordonne à la paroisse de Trefcarantec [Trégarantec] de fournir 8 hommes et de payer 52 livres pour « la dépense annuelle de la garde-côte de Bretagne ».

 Le

En 1887 la commune de Trégarantec fut dans l'obligation de construire une école publique afin de respecter la loi du  sur les constructions d'office qui oblige les communes dépourvues d'école publique à en construire une.

 Le

 L'après Seconde Guerre mondiale

Il y avait encore 100 % de messalisants à Trégarantec en 1950.

 Politique et administration
 Liste des maires

Début 2023, au cours de la cérémonie des vœux, le maire Jean-Lou Phelep annonce sa démission qui interviendra dans le courant de l'année.

 Jumelages

 Langue bretonne
 L'adhésion à la charte Ya d'ar brezhoneg a été votée par le Conseil municipal le .

 Devise
La devise de la commune : « War sao, paotred! » - « Debout les gars ! ».

 Monuments
 Le monument le plus remarquable de Trégarantec est en tout point l'église paroissiale Saint-Théarnec''', qui date du , qui fut incendiée dans la nuit du 17 au , puis aussitôt reconstruite en style néogothique.

 Le manoir de Kerduden fut construit en 1874, par Antoine Miorcec de Kerdanet, qui habitait au lieu-dit Kerdanet.
 Le calvaire du cimetière constitue, quant à lui, un monument en lui-même, il est daté du , lui aussi, et il est considéré comme l'un des joyaux du patrimoine trégarantécois.

Démographie

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Voir aussi

Liens externes
 Site de la Communauté de Communes du Pays de Lesneven et de la Côte des Légendes

Tregarantec
Paroisse ou trève dans l'évêché de Léon
Commune signataire de la charte Ya d'ar Brezhoneg
Aire d'attraction de Brest


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I suggested we take a more relaxing pace and snap photos; Mike agreed and grabbed his Ritchey Commando Fat Bike and some whiskey for the celebration. We decided to ride the Phoenix Mountain Preserve since it is close to both of our houses. I picked Mike up in the minivan and we headed over to Dreamy Draw where trail 1a begins. There are so many fun off-shoot trails in the Mountain Preserves that is predominately known for the Charles M. Christiansen Trail 100. Hopefully I can explore more of them here on the blog and build upon my last post of Shredding the Phoenix Mountain Preserve.
The trailhead starts with a short abrupt climb to get the legs turning and cruises alongside the freeway with some smooth single track and a natural tree tunnel (hopefully I can get a better picture another time) which is like a majestic waterfall for us here in the desert; before arriving at a man-made tunnel that takes you under the freeway to meet up with Trail 100. Before the tunnel under the freeway there is a fun drop-in that Mike hit up that leads into a slippery sand pit that was no problem for his 4" tires.
We cruised along 1a on the east side of the freeway, which is a like a nice pump track before a short climb and stopping at a beautiful 360 degree lookout. We stopped and chatted about life and summer plans. Mike broke open the Whiskey and we enjoyed the view of the Valley from above. You can see Downtown Phoenix as it continues to grow and all the way to South Mountain which has great riding on it's own. Look north and you can get a view into North Phoenix and the mountains at the base of Cave Creek. After the serene break we were on our way to meet back up with Trail 100 that merges right off the Dreamy Draw Shared multi-use path.
As we joined Trail 100 we caught the tail end of another group and picked up the pace for the next mile which saw us climb 250 ft. Mike is such a strong rider, it's always a fun challenge to keep pace with him. The trail was bustling with hikers and riders soaking up the last nice few days of weather before the 120 degree days arrived. From there we did a fun 3 mile loop that took us almost to the very eastern end of trail 100 before circling back to ascend the peak on trail 8. The loop combines smooth gravel with a few dry ravines crossings. I always seem to find peace among the many desert plants: saguaro cactus, agave, and desert flowers. You can really build some speed on the loop and is a nice break from the short steep climbs across the Preserve.
Trail 8 is another punchy climb that gets the heart racing. We climbed another 150 ft just as the sun was setting to view full nuke explode in the west as the sun set on the valley. This made for some great pictures and setting a great tone for descending back to the car. The descent after this peak is more technical than I am use to. Mike blasted down it on his fat bike no problem, but I took it slow for my first time wishing for either a quick release clamp or a dropper post. My motto has always been "live to ride another day". Being risk adverse has helped me stay away from getting in over my head most of the time.
When I met Mike at the bottom of the descent we debated taking the road back to the car but decided it was just too nice to not take dirt back. We cruised back and loaded up just as the final glimmers of the sun were lost.


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My first run with Harlem Run was August 3rd 2015 when I was 12 years old... I just turned 13 in September ;). I am a 2nd degree black belt in Karate, I play basketball on a organized team with older guys, and now I can say that I am also a runner and Harlem Run is my crew!!!
My mom April has been running for years but just started running outside and was running a lot of races to finish her 9 +1 to get into the NYC Marathon. I really liked going to her races and the energy from all the runners was contagious. I wanted to run with her to see why she loved it so much. I asked her for many months if she would buy me running sneakers. She ignored me at first, but after a while she saw I was serious.
Since I was little I have had chest pains once in a while. So my mom made an appointment for me to see a cardiologist to see if I could run because she was afraid my heart would stop and I would die like you hear of football players sometimes. The cardiologist ran several intense tests and finally said that I had a strong, healthy heart and gave me the thumps up to run. Finally!!! I was so excited. While we were waiting for my new sneakers to come in the mail, my mom met Amir and he invited her to come to the Monday run.. She asked if I wanted to go since it was in Harlem; we are from Harlem but never heard of Harlem Run which seems crazy to me now!
It was hard, especially running up the Harlem Hills in Central Park but I pushed through and made it in Raydime's 11 min per mile pace group. I wanted to run every day I liked it so much.. I ran the next day 4 miles with my mom andlearned what recovery was and why it was necessary to rest after running from the pain I felt. I then knew I had to respect the sport, listen and learn and take running seriously.
I never want to ever miss a run... My friends see me running with HR around my neighborhood and I feel good flying by them in my gear with my crew. Harlem Run is my Family. It is nice to see people get along and be nice to each other for a change. So many runners at all levels. Every week I can see the crew growing. It is helping me not to be so shy.
Whenever I meet a new runner I feel like I've know them for a long time. I met Sean and he is like a big brother to me... and he is so fast!! I am gonna beat him one day (or at least keep up mile for mile in his fastest pace)!! He coaches me and pushes me to be better. All the captains are really strong athletes and they are so nice and helpful.
Mondays are my favorite day now. I cannot wait to see what the route will be and to see how much faster and longer I can run... When I saw Alison and everyone in Runners World, I was so proud. #mycrewisbetterthanyours. And the Under Armour Deal is so dope. I know we have so much more exciting stuff coming and I feel like I am a part of it.
When I think about my future with Harlem Run, I know I want to be a captain one day!! Maybe run in college with a scholarship and come home on breaks and pace a very fast group like 7 min mile... I am also looking at high schools that have track and field along with basketball. Running makes my legs stronger and my jumps higher in basketball. I also feel lighter and quicker in Karate. It is making me better at everything! I've already ran three 5Ks and have more coming up. I am not sure if I want to run a full marathon yet, but I asked my mom to let me do the 9+1 program next year because I want to try longer races... I want to get stronger, faster, and most of all, I want to make Harlem Run proud.
The One and Only... Dad.
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