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							<option value="file" <?php echo $paramvalue == 'file' ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_TYPE_FILE'); ?></option>
							<option value="link" <?php echo $paramvalue == 'link' ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_TYPE_LINK'); ?></option>
							<option value="data" <?php echo $paramvalue == 'data' ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_TYPE_DATA'); ?></option>
							<option value="publication" <?php echo $paramvalue == 'publication' ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_TYPE_PUBLICATION'); ?></option>
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							<option value="1" <?php echo $paramvalue == 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('JYES'); ?></option>
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						<?php }
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							<option value="1" <?php echo $paramvalue == 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_ROLE_PRIMARY'); ?></option>
							<option value="2" <?php echo ($paramvalue == 2 || $paramvalue == 0) ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_ROLE_SUPPORTING'); ?></option>
							<option value="3" <?php echo $paramvalue == 3 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_ROLE_GALLERY'); ?></option>
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								<?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_FIELD_PARAMS_' . strtoupper($tpName)); ?>
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									<option value="" <?php echo !$tpValue ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('JNONE'); ?></option>
									<option value="imageviewer" <?php echo $tpValue == 'imageviewer' ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_HANDLER_IMAGE'); ?></option>
								</select>
							<?php }
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								<option value="1" <?php echo $tpValue == 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('JYES'); ?></option>
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						<?php }
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							</select>
						<?php } elseif ($tpName == 'includeInPackage') {  ?>
							<select name="curation[blocks][<?php echo $blockId; ?>][elements][<?php echo $elementId; ?>][params][<?php echo $paramname; ?>][<?php echo $tpName; ?>]">
								<option value="1" <?php echo $tpValue == 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('JYES'); ?></option>
								<option value="0" <?php echo $tpValue != 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('JNO'); ?></option>
							</select>
						<?php } elseif ($tpName == 'bundleDirHierarchy') {  ?>
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								<option value="1" <?php echo $tpValue == 1 ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_CURATION_ELEMENT_PARAMS_DIRHIERARCHY_PRESERVE'); ?></option>
								<option value="0" <?php echo ($tpValue == 0) ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_CURATION_ELEMENT_PARAMS_DIRHIERARCHY_NOT_PRESERVE_APPEND_NUMBER'); ?></option>
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								<option value="2" <?php echo ($tpValue == 2) ? ' selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo Lang::txt('COM_PUBLICATIONS_CURATION_ELEMENT_PARAMS_MULTIZIP_TWO'); ?></option>
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Twelve Québécois films on the silver screen in Silver Spring
Starting July 7 through September 13, the American Film Institute's Silver Theatre in Silver Spring will present a series of Canadian films in honor of Canada's 150th birthday. Twelve Québécois movies will be featured, including several that have earned Oscar (U.S.), Genie (Canada), César (France) and Cannes Film Festival (France) awards.
Most films will be shown in their original French version with English subtitles.
The complete Canada Now Schedule is available here.
Wed, Jul. 19, 7:10 p.m.
'My Internship in Canada' [Guibord s'en va-t-en guerre]: A political comedy that will resonate with almost any Washingtonian.
Sun, Aug. 6, 5:30 p.m.
'Good Riddance' [Les bons débarras]: A classic Québécois family drama that is often considered to be one of Canada's top 10 films. We are proud to announce that Marie-José Raymond and Claude Fournier, co-directors of Éléphant: The Memory of Québec Cinema, will be present to introduce their restoration of this film.
Mon, Aug. 7, 7:30 p.m.
'August 32nd on Earth' [Un 32 août sur terre]: This unexpected journey of self-discovery was Denis Villeneuve's debut feature at Cannes in 1998. Villeneuve's latest film 'Arrival' was nominated for eight Academy Awards. We are proud to announce that Marie-José Raymond and Claude Fournier, Co-directors of Éléphant: The Memory of Québec Cinema, will be present to introduce their restoration of this film.
Sun, Aug. 13, 12:30 p.m.
LÉOLO: A 2K restoration highlighting the 25th anniversary of filmmaker Jean-Claude Lauzon's masterpiece. The film proudly appears on Time Magazine's list of 100 All-Time Movies.
Sat, Aug. 26, 1:45 p.m.
'The Confessional' [Le confessionnal]: A neo-noir homage to Alfred Hitchcock, which tells the story of a Quebecer's journey of tracing his family roots.
Mon, Aug. 28, 9:10 p.m.
Café de Flore: Academy Award-nominee Jean-Marc Vallée ('The Young Victoria', 'Dallas Buyers Club') directs this romantic drama of love separated by time and distance.
Sun, Sep. 3, 1:00 p.m.
'The Decline of the American Empire' [Le déclin de l'empire américain]: Nominated for the 1986 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, this sex comedy-drama follows a group of professors as they discover their commonalities outside of the classroom.
Mon, Sep. 4, 1:15 p.m.
'The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz': Jewish-Montréal literary legend Mordecai Richler's adapted screenplay of his famous novel. The film traces the experiences of a young waiter at a summertime resort in the Laurentians.
Wed, Sep. 6, 7:30 p.m.
'The Demons' [Les Démons]: A thriller of a young Montrealer fighting his own conscious after a series of kidnappings that have targeted other boys in his neighborhood.
Sat, Sep. 9, 12:30 p.m.
'My Uncle Antoine' [Mon oncle Antoine]: The coming-of-age story of a young boy in rural Québec in the 1940s, often considered to be one of Canada's all-time best films.
Mon, Sep. 11, 7:00 p.m.
'I Killed My Mother' [J'ai tué ma mère]: This semi-autobiographical story of an only child's relationship with his single mother launched the career of renowned filmmaker Xavier Dolan at age 20.
Wed. Sep. 13, 7:00 pm.
'It's Only the End of the World' [Juste la fin du monde]: This Canada-France co-production about the struggles of a terminally ill playwright's family earned Xavier Dolan the Grand Prix at Cannes and the César for Best Director.
Bon spectacle!

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The United States Air Force's "Thunderbirds" squadron performed a flyover at the premiere of 'Captain Marvel' in Los Angeles, California, on March 4.
The air force described the flyover as a "unique moment to honor the men and women serving in the Armed Forces who are represented in Captain Marvel." The film stars Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, a former US Air Force fighter pilot who gains super powers.
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Look, I'm just gonna say it: at this point, I don't want to see a superhero movie if it doesn't have a dope pair of sneakers released alongside it. From Vans' incredible Black Panther Sk8-his..
The United States Air Force's "Thunderbirds" squadron performed a flyover at the premiere of 'Captain Marvel' in Los Angeles, California, on March 4.The air force described the..
According to Comicbook.com, "Brie Larson plays Air Force pilot Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel. She spent some time with real Air Force pilots to prepare for the film and even earned her own..
According to Comicbook.com, "Brie Larson plays Air Force pilot Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel. She spent some time with real Air Force pilots to prepare for the film and even earned her own call..


In a match being called the 'Paul Lambert derby', due to the rivalry being built up as a result of manager Paul Lambert leaving Norwich to join Villa in the summer 2012, Aston Villa are favourites for victory – with William Hill backing the Midlands side with odds of 23-20.
Since Norwich won promotion to the Premier League under Lambert in 2011, they've only beaten Aston Villa once in six meetings. And with the Canaries continuously poor away from home, Villa will consider Sunday's clash as a good chance to correct their own patchy run of form.
Left-back Ryan Bertrand and midfielder Ashley Westwood are both set to return for the Villans. Norwich will have midfielder Leroy Fer and defender Ryan Bennett returning to action this weekend.
Both sides are neck and neck in the league table, with just goal difference putting Villa one place ahead of Norwich. Paul Lambert's men are looking to do the double over the Canaries after beating Norwich 1-0 at Carrow Road in September.
As both Villa & Norwich are just four points ahead of the relegation zone, Sunday's clash is being billed as a relegation six-pointer. But will Aston Villa emerge victorious?


A custom Pokemon GO Google map that shows spawn points, Gyms and Pokestops near St. Peters, St. George, Florissant and Chesterfield.
A custom Pokemon GO Google map that shows spawn points, Gyms and Pokestops near Mizzou, Peace Park and Mel Carnahan Quadrangle.
A custom Google map that shows a great amount of Gyms, Nests and Pokestops near Blue Springs, Overland Park, Poeland Park and Midtown.
A custom Pokemon GO Google map that shows hotspots, Gyms and Pokestops near Oakland Park, Lee's Summit, Independence and Mission Woods.


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Google now owns Fitbit
Startup claims its new wearable can monitor blood sugar without needles
Honor's Band 6 wearable is going global
Soundbrenner watch includes a metronome, tuner and decibel meter
The Soundbrenner Core is a handy four-in-one companion device for musicians.
Richard Lai, @richardlai
Soundbrenner is far from a household name in the music industry, but having apparently sold over 50,000 Pulse wearable metronomes with endorsement from notable musicians, this Hong Kong startup isn't doing so bad. Today, the company hopes to make a bigger bang with a follow-up model. Using the original Pulse as the foundation, the new Soundbrenner Core adds three functionalities in the hopes of making life easier for musicians: It's also a watch, a tuner and a sound level meter.
"We see ourselves as one of the few players in the music-making space... that solve real problems," said Soundbrenner CEO Florian Simmendinger. "Our goal is to create a must-have companion device for musicians, from beginners all the way to professionals."
Much like its predecessor, the Core continues to serve as a silent but powerful vibrating metronome that can be worn on your wrist, arm, ankle, chest or even back. To get the beat going, simply set the tempo with four taps on the surface, and then you can make adjustments later on by twisting the outer LED ring.
What's changed here is that when in setlist mode, you can directly switch between songs by twisting the ring, which is more convenient than having to turn on the app first as required for the Pulse. Also new is the rhythm coach feature, which is an exercise where you have to replicate a beat by tapping, and obviously the higher the score, the better. This seems like a fun way to kill time while commuting.
Like before, you can sync up to five devices to ensure your bandmates are on the same page, not to mention the cool synchronized light pulses as a bonus. Setting up is simple: Just tap one unit with another for instant NFC pairing. You can also have a mix of Cores and Pulses, but you'll have to hook them up via Soundbrenner's The Metronome app. If needed, you can even connect up to ten of these via Ableton Link.
The most noticeable addition on the Core is perhaps the watch functionality. This is certainly no true smartwatch: You only get two OLED strips for showing the time, date, weekday and simple push notifications (for just calls and text messages) in watch mode; but when you start jamming, the top strip displays the BPM, time signature and subdivision, while the bottom one shows the accent. The entire surface is otherwise just the same old capacitive touch area for tapping your desired tempo.
The OLED displays also play a role in the Core's two other features: Sound level meter and magnetic twist tuner. For the former, the Core offers a real-time decibel display while monitoring surrounding sounds using its internal MEMS microphones, and this is backed up by LED plus vibration alerts when noise level hits the limit -- that's when you should put on the included ear plugs.
The tuner part -- designed for use with the likes of guitar, bass guitar, violin and ukelele -- is a little more cunning. You can actually twist the entire watch body off the magnetic base, and attach the magnetic port on the right to any of the tuning pegs on your instrument (failing that, there's a magnetic attachment pad in the bundle for this purpose), so that the internal piezoelectric microphone can accurately pick up your instrument's sound -- even in a noisy environment, supposedly. You can then check the note on the top OLED screen, and set your desired pitch frequency via the outer ring.
Since the Core is designed partly as a timepiece, Soundbrenner has thankfully moved away from the old bulky design in favor of something more fashionable. In fact, the Core comes in two flavors: The $329 Core Steel consists of a stainless steel body plus ring, and it comes with a detachable Italian leather strap; whereas the $229 Core has a polycarbonate glass fiber composite body, an aluminum ring and a detachable silicone strap. Both variants share the same core specs: 45.5mm diameter, mineral glass screen, three-day battery life and IP66 splash-proof rating.
Given the seeming success Soundbrenner has achieved since the launch of the Pulse (which now retails for $99, by the way), it's a little odd for this startup to go the same old Kickstarter route for its second-gen product. For Simmendinger, though, this "takes all the stress out of" initial funding (especially for tooling), and he still regards this platform as a great validation mechanism before his product eventually hits retail. And of course, this is also great for backers given the 40-percent early-bird discounts -- some of which are already gone at the time of writing. For those who are biting, you can expect shipment by March 2019.
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Do you know that 57% people use more than one device in a day to access information? According to a report by Google, 80% people use smartphones. Wondering how this is relevant to your organization? The ubiquity of mobile devices allows you to use it as an additional touchpoint for imparting online course as part of your training strategy. Additionally, to keep pace with changing learning needs, it is only appropriate not to restrict learning to just desktops.
But, how do you create effective content for mobile learning? There are several authoring tools that are used for designing mobile learning courses but choosing the right one can make all the difference!
Read on to explore three popular authoring tools your organization can use to design content for mobile learning.
When objects such as text and image are placed in Fluid Boxes, they align automatically so as to fit the different screen sizes, irrespective of the device and browser used. You can either create your own Fluid Boxes or use Suggest Fluid boxes which logically align objects without the intervention of an eLearning course developer. You can also convert your non-responsive Captivate courses to responsive using Fluid Boxes.
Adobe Captivate enables the usage of learning interactions on all touch-based mobile deviceswith varied screen sizes. Learners can pinch, tap, zoom, swipe, and scroll to navigate seamlessly through the learning material with their fingers.
This eLearning course development tool allows publishing of eLearning courses directly to HTML5 or as responsive. Additionally, it allows you to provide customized mobile learning content with Geo-location support. The GPS facility in mobile devices enables location-aware content delivery whenever required by learners. What's more? You can review how the eLearning course will look on different screen sizes and makes changes before final publishing.
On the flip side, Adobe Captivate has a steeper learning curve than other tools and provides limited support. Also, since it is a desktop-based tool, it poses challenges for collaboration and the review process.
Articulate Storyline allows you to design mobile-friendly eLearning by offering HTML5 publishingoption. In the latest version of this eLearning course development tool, the Responsive Playerfeature makes navigation easier across smartphones of different screen sizes.
What about this Responsive Player? This feature has the ability to provide optimal view of your eLearning courses on every device by easily adapting to smartphones and tablets screens. Unlike Adobe Captivate (which uses Fluid Boxes), there is no need of tweaking the online course in Articulate Storyline; the Responsive Player takes care of it.
Additionally, the tool also offers a responsive preview toolbar if you want to understand how the content will appear on screens of various sizes. When you click the device of your choice on the toolbar, the screen will dynamically scale and adapt depending on the screen size.
What's more? The player automatically hides sidebar menus until you want, which provides more screen space. It also provides a mobile-friendly playback option that is optimized for every screen, irrespective of dimensions and orientation. Also, the responsive player enables the use of touchscreen gestures for optimal learning interactions using swipe, drag, scroll, and pinch-to-zoom on smartphones and tablets. When it comes to learning curve, it is modest than Adobe Captivate.
Although the latest version offers responsive navigation, the tool isn't really mobile responsive; instead, it shrinks and scales the screen according to devices.
Lectora Inspire was the first eLearning course development tool that supported HTML5 for delivering courses that can run across devices. Mobile learning courses developed on HTML5 can be viewed on multiple devices with different browsers and operating systems. Not only this, Lectora also offers the benefit of downloading online content for offline reading in case of no Internet connectivity.
If you want to save time while creating multiple courses with a similar look, you can make use of the pre-installed templates, be it for smartphone, iPad, or notebook. These templates are responsive in design for optimized viewing on different mobile devices with various screen dimensions and resolution. You can also customize these templates according to your requirements and the learning content.
Lectora allows rendering of buttons and shapes to Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). This allows clear and crisp view of shapes and buttons in mobile phones with high resolution. It can also reduce file sizes for quick loading of your mobile learning courses.
The 'Seamless Play' feature plays video and audio files automatically which are usually blocked by Chrome and Apple to prevent added data charges. This feature becomes extremely helpful when you don't want learners to skip either watching a video or listening to audio. But, you also have the option to turn it off when not required.
Unlike Articulate Storyline, Lectora's learning curve is steeper. The interface of the tool is less user-friendly than other authoring tools.
Now that you know the different features offered by these authoring tools for creating content for mobile learning, it is extremely important to choose the right one. It saves you time on course development and reduces cost.
Adobe Captivate 9 or Lectora Inspire 16 – Who Is the King of the RCD Ring?


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What were the social causes of World war 2?
What were the social effects of WWII on American society?
What social and economic factors led to the American Revolution?
What social changes took place in the United States after World war 2?
What events led to the American Revolution?
The major causes of World War II were numerous. They include the impact of the Treaty of Versailles following WWI, the worldwide economic depression, failure of appeasement, the rise of militarism in Germany and Japan, and the failure of the League of Nations.
What were the social causes of the American Revolution?
The American Revolution had very important social causes. The presence of Colonial Legislatures, the ideologies presented by the Enlightenment philosophers, and the salutary neglect are all causes of Revolution. The presences of colonial legislatures meant that the colonies were in many ways independent of the crown.
What were the social effects of the American Revolution?
The Revolution also unleashed powerful political, social, and economic forces that would transform the post-Revolution politics and society, including increased participation in politics and governance, the legal institutionalization of religious toleration, and the growth and diffusion of the population.
The war production effort brought immense changes to American life. As millions of men and women entered the service and production boomed, unemployment virtually disappeared. The need for labor opened up new opportunities for women and African Americans and other minorities.
What were the 3 main causes of ww2?
This site contains in depth analysis of three major causes of WWII. These three causes are the Treaty of Versailles, the failure of peace efforts, and the rise of dictatorships.
What are some political causes of World War 2?
Economic and political causes of World War II
Aggression by totalitarian powers (Germany, Italy, Japan)
Nationalism.
Failures of the Treaty of Versailles.
Weakness of the League of Nations.
Appeasement.
Tendencies towards isolationism and pacifism in Europe and the United States.
The tax laws which angered and frustrated the colonists most were; (i) the Sugar Act of 1764, (ii) the Stamp Act of 1765, and (iii) the Townshend Act of 1767. Other relevant laws with economic implications which were not acceptable to the colonists were the Quartering Act, the Intolerable Acts and the Tea Act.
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what social economic and political changes occurred following World War II? using the GI Bill millions of returning soldiers got an education and brought homes in to the growing suburbs. by 1960 one third of Americans lived in suburbs.
What was the biggest cause of ww2?
Hitler's invasion of Poland in September 1939 drove Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany, marking the beginning of World War II. Over the next six years, the conflict would take more lives and destroy more land and property around the globe than any previous war.
Escalations began shortly after the end of the French and Indian War —known elsewhere as the Seven Years War in 1763. Here are a few of the pivotal moments that led to the American Revolution. 1. The Stamp Act (March 1765)
How did money cause the American Revolution?
It's an old saying that you should always look for the money trail. The Protestant Reformation had one, and money was certainly one of the major causes of the American Revolution. The colonists did not like being taxed for things that had always had free. They immediately began a boycott of British goods. Now it was the king's turn to be furious.
What was the result of the war of Independence?
Fighting ensued, and the colonies officially declared independence on July 4, 1776. The Peace of Paris, a collection of treaties signed by both sides, ended the war. Britain recognized the United States of America as an independent country and ceded territory to the new United States.


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Q: How to solve $(z+i)(\overline{z}-i)^2(zi-1)^3=64$ I tried to solve $(z+i)(\overline{z}-i)^2(zi-1)^3=64$. I noticed that$$(z+i)(\overline{z}-i)^2(zi-1)^3 = -i(z+i)^4(\overline{z}-i)^2$$and $\left(\frac{(z+i)^2(\overline{z}-i)}{8}\right)^2=i$. How to finish it?

A: Note that\begin{align}(z+i)\left(\overline z-i\right)^2(zi-1)^3&=(z+i)\left(\overline z-i\right)^2(zi+i^2)^3\\&=i^3(z+i)\left(\overline z-i\right)^2(z+i)^3\\&=-i(z+i)^2\left(\overline z-i\right)^2(z+i)^2\\&=-i|z+i|^4(z+i)^2\end{align}and that therefore\begin{align}2^6&=64\\&=\left|-i|z+i|^4(z+i)^2\right|\\&=|z+i|^6.\end{align}So, $|z+i|=2$. It follows that$$64=-i|z+i|^4(z+i)^2\iff 64=-16i(z+i)^2.$$So, your equation is equivalent to$$(z+i)^2=4i.$$

A: Let $z=x+yi$, where $\{x,y\}\subset\mathbb R$.
Thus, we have
$$i^3(z+i)^4(x-yi-i)^2=64$$ or
$$(x+(y+1)i)^4(x-(y+1)i)^2=64i$$ or
$$(x^2+(y+1)^2)^2(x+(y+1)i)^2=64i$$ or
$$(x^2+(y+1)^2)^2(x^2-(y+1)^2+2x(y+1)i)=64i,$$
which gives $$(x^2+(y+1)^2)^2(x^2-(y+1)^2)=0$$ and since $x^2+(y+1)^2=0$ is impossible, we obtain
$$x^2=(y+1)^2$$ and
$$2x(y+1)(x^2+(y+1)^2)^2=64.$$
We see that $y+1=x$ only, which gives $x^2=2$.
Can you end it now?

A: I wouldn't do it quite like that.
Consider $-i(z+i)^4(\bar z-i)^2=64$. We have $(z+i)(\bar z-i)$ is a product of complex conjugates and is therefore real. So we must have $(z+i)^2$ is purely imaginary.
Now $(x+iy+i)^2=x^2-y^2-1+2xyi+2xi-2y$ and the real part of this is $x^2-(y+1)^2=0$ so that $x=y+1$ or $x=-y-1$
This means that $z+i=x (1\pm i)$ and the complex conjugate is $\bar z-i = x(1\mp i)$
Now you should be able to create a simpler equation you can solve.

A: There are two tricks: $zi-1=i(z+i)$ and $\overline z-i=\overline{z+i}$, so that the whole expression is
$$i^3(z+i)^4\overline{(z+i)^2}=i^3(z+i)^2|z+i|^4=64.$$
In polar form, $z+i=r\text{ cis }\theta$,
$$r^6\text{cis}(2\theta-\pi)=64$$
and
$$r=2,\theta=\frac\pi2+k\pi,$$
$$z=\pm\sqrt2(1+i)-i.$$

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Meirinhas é uma freguesia portuguesa do município de Pombal, com 9,04 km² de área e 1 775 habitantes (2011). A sua densidade populacional é de 196,3 hab/km².

Fez parte da freguesia de Vermoil até à sua criação a 31 de Dezembro de 1984.

Geograficamente a freguesia de Meirinhas é delimitada a Oeste pelas faixas de protecção da auto-estrada Lisboa-Porto, a Norte pelas áreas agrícolas do Vale da Ribeira do Palão, a Este pelas áreas agrícolas do Vale da Ribeira da Venda Nova e a Sul pelo Vale do Carregal e Cova do Freixo. O aglomerado urbano inclui Meirinhas de Cima, Meirinhas de Baixo e Palão. O desenvolvimento sócio-económico de Meirinhas deve-se exclusivamente às suas gentes, que, sem apoio de subsídios do poder central, irradiaram dos seus domínios a pobreza através da industrialização e da agricultura. Actualmente, a freguesia de Meirinhas inscreve-se como um importante e diversificado polo industrial e como o maior centro de camionagem do País.

População

Criada pela Lei n.º 60/84  ,  de 31 de Dezembro, com lugares da freguesia de Vermoil

Lugares da Freguesia
Achadas
Alto do Covão
Barreiras
Casal de Além
Chanheira
Charneca do Leiroso
Escoura
Meirinhas de Baixo
Meirinhas de Cima
Palão
Presa
Terrinha Longuinha
Vale da Areeira
Vale da Morte
Vale de S. Francisco
Vale Galegos
Vale Travasso

Festas
Anualmente tem as festas em honra de Nossa Senhora das Dores e de Santo António no penúltimo fim-de-semana de Agosto, onde se apresenta o que Meirinhas tem de melhor, sempre com a actuação de bandas portuguesas e como não poderia deixar de ser, o serviço de bar e quermesse.

História
Em 1527 a "Aldea das Meyrinhas tinha 9 vizinhos".

Citando o Padre Dr. Luciano Cristino "... o lugar das Meirinhas só aparece na documentação escrita conhecida no século XVI. De facto, os encarregados do recenseamento populacional, mandado fazer pelo Rei D. João III em todo o reino de Portugal, registaram em 7 de setembro de 1527, na Câmara de Leiria, os relativos à população de todo o concelho. Nesse ano a "Aldea das Meyrinhas" tinha 9 vizinhos, isto é fogos. Já nessa época apesar de ser reduzido o número de habitantes (seriam cerca de 40), esse lugar era dos maiores da freguesia de Vermoil."

Em 1788 era na zona das Meirinhas de Baixo que residia a maioria da população, perto do rio Cabrunca e das terras mais férteis. Vivia-se da agricultura de subsistência, como no resto do país.
Nesse ano, a pedido do povo, D. Maria I concedeu licença para uma feira franca de gado no largo da capela de São Francisco.

Reza a lenda que a imagem do santo padroeiro desta capela gostava de fugir para se esconder num buraco de uma oliveira na zona que hoje se chama "Vale de São Francisco".

No início do século XX havia várias pequenas indústrias em Meirinhas. Alguns fornos para tijolo maciço para poços, o de Manuel da Silva no Vale dos Fornachos e o de José Gaspar perto das actuais bombas da Galp, um forno de cal no Palão, um lagar à beira do rio, um alambique de Joaquim Pereira, nas Meirinhas de Baixo, e uma destilaria de resina de José Pereira das Neves nas imediações da Capela. Havia algum comércio, tabernas e mercearias, e a agricultura continuava a dar os alimentos das famílias.

Património
 Museu de Arte Contemporânea e Etnografia de Meirinhas

Ensino
Pré e jardins-de-infância
 Existe na freguesia 1 jardim-de-infância estatal.

Ensino Básico e Secundário
 A escola do 1º Ciclo da freguesia faz parte do Agrupamento de Escolas de Pombal cuja escola sede (Escola 2/3 ciclos Marquês de Pombal) se situa em Pombal. Inaugurada em 1946, foi construída no âmbito do Plano dos Centenários em terreno oferecido por um tio-avô do professor Mota Pinto. A rua da escola, a maior da povoação, tem o nome deste professor universitário e primeiro-ministro de Portugal.
 Na freguesia de Meirinhas, o 2º e 3º Ciclos do Ensino Básico e o Ensino Secundário são leccionados no Colégio João de Barros, instituição do ensino particular e cooperativo, que serve ainda as freguesias vizinhas, como Carnide e Vermoil. Esta instituição, frequentada por um universo variável entre os 600 e 1000 alunos, oferece, no Ensino Secundário, dois Cursos Científico-Humanísticos (Ciências e Tecnologias e Ciências Sócio-Económicas) três Cursos Tecnológicos (Curso Tecnológico de Administração, Curso Tecnológico de Informática e Curso Tecnológico de Multimédia), e alarga a sua oferta educativa para o ano lectivo de 2008/2009 com quatro cursos Profissionais (Curso Profissional de Técnico de Gestão, Curso Profissional de Técnico de Gestão e Programação de Sistemas Informáticos, Curso Profissional de Técnico de Informática de Gestão e Curso Profissional de Técnico de Multimédia). No sentido de rentabilizar e optimizar os recursos que possibilitem aos alunos ofertas educativas diversificadas, o Colégio ministra ainda Cursos de Educação e Formação na área de Electricidade.O Colégio João de Barros é ainda conhecido pelo protagonismo ao nível das modalidades desportivas, competindo no principal escalão de Andebol, representando Portugal nas competições Europeias e incluindo as suas atletas na Selecção Nacional.

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Cognizant Philanthropies Commit $10 Million to Support Communities Worldwide Impacted by COVID-19
Funds will support immediate relief efforts and help address long-term health and economic effects
TEANECK, N.J., April 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Cognizant (Nasdaq: CTSH) today announced an initial $10 million philanthropic commitment to support communities around the world in addressing the immediate and long-term impacts of COVID-19. Cognizant and its U.S. and India-based foundations will provide critical resources to strengthen public health systems, education and workforce institutions, and the economic outlook of communities worldwide.
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Critical healthcare infrastructure, including resources for hospitals and frontline healthcare workers, and investments in equipment and diagnostic tools; and
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"Cognizant and its foundations have a long history of contributing to the health and well-being of communities across the globe. We are pleased to do our part to contribute to the worldwide effort to offer relief to those impacted by COVID-19," said Brian Humphries, CEO, Cognizant. "I have never been more proud of our associates and their valiant efforts to support our clients and communities in these unprecedented times."
As part of the $10 million commitment, the Cognizant U.S. Foundation will match all Cognizant associate contributions to GlobalGiving's "Coronavirus Relief Fund" throughout April.
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The swiftness of President Trump's transformation of America's global image from a proud and valued leader to something more nearly resembling a whiny bully has heads spinning at home and abroad. Mr. Trump was elected on a slogan of "America First" and a promise that the country would never again be bound by agreements and conventions that, in his view, compromised its sovereignty. But the policies and pronouncements that have flowed from this promise have in fact made the United States, and his presidency, the object of disbelief, alarm, even derision.
America may be first in the eyes of the president, but in the eyes of the world it is in headlong retreat.
Trump has pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, ceding leadership on trade in Asia to China; refused to reaffirm the mutual defense commitment that has been the bedrock of trans-Atlantic security for half a century, forcing America's European allies to think about dealing with threats like Russia on their own; and abandoned a landmark agreement on climate change signed by 190-plus other nations, ceding leadership on the issue to Europe and China, and, in the bargain, forfeiting the rewards of participating in a worldwide clean energy economy that the agreement will bring.
The authors presumably meant this as praise of hardheaded realism. It is actually a vision of a world of cutthroat competition and zero-sum outcomes deeply at odds with the more cooperative, rules-based vision that has motivated America and its allies since World War II. . . . . American leadership and engagement were undeniably good for this country and, more often than not, a force for global peace and security. . . . . Washington also led the way in promoting human rights and democracy.
Mr. Trump and his team, embroiled in controversy over Russia and other matters, have shown no inclination, much less skill, to do the hard thinking that must precede any decision to alter America's role in the world. And even if they did attempt such preparation, it is hard to imagine any convincing argument for abrogating or even weakening the country's leadership responsibilities, its defense of NATO and Europe, its preference for cooperative problem-solving and its commitment to democratic values and human rights.
Is this what Americans want? If not, they had better voice their opposition loudly and clearly. Mr. Trump, abetted inexplicably by people who should know better — General McMaster, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis — is moving fast down a dangerous and uncertain road.


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Does she like me quiz - Does she like you?!
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How long did last your last talk with her?
Does she gesture a lot when she is in your companion?
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Did someone ever told you that she likes you?
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The image is on the upper left. As you can see, the rest of the screen (right of the image and under the image) is filled with black. I don't want this. I want the rest of the screen to be visible as normal.
I'm not sure what's the problem. Fiddling with Properties doesn't help, and none of the Display options does what I want (I've tried them all, but none gets me what I wish to see: the image in original size in a window fitting that size, and the rest of my screen as normal, not a sea of black).
The current version is 4.51. First upgrade, then see if the problem persists.
Where are your toolbars and menu?
I found the solution, purely by luck. I didn't need to upgrade or anything.
Double click on the title bar did the trick. By "the title bar" I mean the blue bar that appears at the top of every application window in a typical Windows OS. Whether it's a net browser, a text editor, a graphics program like Irfanview or whatever, you always get this blue bar on top of the window -- with the icons for maximize, minimize and close at the right end.
And another double click on the blue title bar causes the sea of black around the image to disappear -- making the areas of the screen that were covered in blackness become visible again. Simple as that.
Honestly, I'm kinda surprised that you guys didn't know the answer for something so easy and elementary. I mean, come on!! Advising me to go through a whole version update, when all I needed to do was one little click on the right place... wow, talk about overkill. Don't tell me I'm the first person ever who had this annoyance!?!?
Well, you are the first person to report this issue. When I double-click on the title bar it maximises the IrfanView window, and when I double-click on it again it restores it. I see no sea of black (or yellow in my case because that is my main window colour in Settings, Viewing). So perhaps an upgrade is not such a bad idea.
Most software tends to get better with each new version, though if your needs are basic upgrading really is unnecessary.
Are you using any third-party software like a window manager that might be causing this? Are you using windows scaling?
I really have no idea, as I have never come across the issue.
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From the image that you included in your post no #3 it looks to me that you are displaying in full screen mode. If that is so you do not have an Irfanview window frame and blue title bar to double click on. If you are displaying in full screen you just press the shortcut button "3" to make the image fit the window.
I am not surprised that Bhikkhu Pesala is as confused as I am about your question.
in the menu bar go to 'Options > Properties/Settings'. In the Properties/Settings window goto 'Full screen/Slideshow' and mark 'Center image on screen'.
where 'C' would activate the screencapture dialogue).


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Project "Strengthening the capacities of civil society for the implementation of the rights of Persons with Disabilities in Albania""
Wheelchair service
ADRF since 1996 manages the Mirësia factory, in which wheelchairs are prepared for people with disabilities
Exploring opportunities to set up a social enterprise in the disability sector
ADRF initiates advocacy initiatives for changes in policies, laws and services that affect the improvement of quality of life and the participation of people with disabilities in society.
Albanian Disability Rights Foundation
Through a UNDP grant, ADRF is exploring opportunities within the ADRF employment program, but also to raise awareness among other NGOs in the disability sector, to create a social enterprise as an opportunity to address a cause. social, such as employment, as well as to guarantee sustainability.
Program interventions
The project aims to increase the knowledge of disability organizations about the Law on Socially Owned Enterprises and the Law on Employment Promotion. This objective is achieved through several interventions. A study of social enterprises and NGOs in the field of disability, which are business-oriented and / or conducting an economic activity, has helped to realize a map of them. The identified and interested organizations participated in an information session on opportunities and challenges to implement the Law on Socially Owned Enterprises and the Law on Employment Promotion.;
Exploring the opportunities to transform the current employment service of the ALFRA into a social enterprise / employment agency was realized through the implementation of a feasibility study and a business plan, which describes the necessary investments, necessary resources, potential market, including growth. of potential funds from the local and international community;
Meanwhile, the project has supported FSHDPAK to continue to offer a unique employment service program for people with disabilities, which will provide:
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Based on the novel by Paul Gallico.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1972.
Special features include: interactive menus, scene selection, cast biographies and original theatrical trailer.
Director of photography, Harold E. Stine ; editor, Harold F. Kress ; music, John Williams.
Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Carol Lynley, Roddy McDowall, Stella Stevens, Shelley Winters, Jack Albertson, Pamela Sue Martin, Arthur O'Connell, Eric Shea, Leslie Nielsen.
Academy Awards, 1972: Music (Song--Original for the Picture) -- "The Morning After," (Music and Lyrics by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn); Special Achievement Award, Visual Effects (L.B. Abbott, A.D. Flowers).
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The worst possible objection to personal carbon credits
Britain's aged socialist icon Tony Benn demonstrates why socialists can't be trusted with environmental policy as he denounces the idea of tradeable personal carbon allowances.
I'm not hot on the idea myself, which is being kicked around by Britain's current environment minister, because I can't imagine any government introducing something just about as complex as a second currency to any modern economy without screwing it up — actually, probably more complex than a second currency, because its value would have to be re-pegged periodically according to how much carbon … — look, anyway, nobody could get it right.
But get a load of Benn:
In the war it was a criminal offence for me to sell my ration book to somebody else, because the purpose of the rationing was to see that everybody had a fair share … If we need to ration [carbon expenditure] that's one thing, but fair distribution is the key to it. If the world is short of resources we have to ration them, which is different from selling them… The earth is a common treasure; it is a crime to buy and sell it for personal gain.
So in Benn's vision, virtue cannot be rewarded. Also, during the war, nobody traded rations of stuff they didn't want to get stuff they did, and if they did, it was wrong. Why would anybody listen to this?
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Bush's climate-change proposal is meaningless.
I do not understand all the fuss over President George W. Bush's call for a round of talks about capping greenhouse-gas emissions among the 15 top emitters. How could anybody take seriously any document that contains a sentence like this one:
In creating a new framework, the major emitters will work together to develop a long-term global goal to reduce greenhouse gasses.
The only, and I mean only, thing of consequence in the thing is a deadline set after the 2008 presidential election. That's all that matters.
Otherwise, he's just joined Canada's Conservatives in declaring the severity and urgency of the problem loudly in the hope that nobody will notice he's not interested in solving it. This is a tactic, not a strategy.
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Hasta la vista, CO2
British Columbia's greenhouse-gas emissions dropped so much in a newly released batch of stats that even the provincial government is surprised, according to the Vancouver Sun.
The new figures from Environment Canada, covering 2004-05, say that in that year emissions fell 1.6 megatonnes, to 65.7 megatonnes from 67.3 megatonnes — and it happened during a period of significant economic growth: emissions fell nearly 2.4 per cent as the economy grew 3.7 per cent.
Some of the reasons for the reduction included a decreased use of personal vehicles, which saw emissions drop 5.2 per cent, or half a million tonnes.
Boating also saw a major decrease of 7.4 per cent, or 200,000 tonnes and manufacturing decreased by 11.7 per cent, or 750,000 tonnes.
"We've actually seen people driving less," said [Environment Minister Barry] Penner. "Higher gasoline prices likely encouraged people to reduce unnecessary trips in their personal automobiles and/or move to more efficient vehicles," he said.
"And we're hearing anecdotal evidence that boaters are just not burning as much fuel on the water."
Penner attributed the decrease in greenhouse gases from manufacturing primarily because of changes in efficiency, such as reductions in power consumption by Alcan at its giant aluminum smelter in Kitimat. He also said there was a decrease of 100,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases coming from landfills thanks to new technologies to burn off methane gas.
The announcement happens to come on the same day that California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, probably the highest-profile green pol in the United States, hit B.C. during his whirlwind tour of Canada. Stroke of luck, eh?
B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell seems to have rebranded himself and his government along Schwarzenegger's lines, making a dramatic cut in B.C.'s greenhouse-gas emissions, to 10 per cent below 1990 levels by 2020 a top priority. (The Sun kind of botches this point, but never mind.) The province still has about 22 megatonnes to go, but at least it's headed in the right direction.
Campbell and the Governator signed a nice but meaningless ("This Memorandum of Understanding is not intended to be legally binding or to impose legal obligations on either British Columbia or California and will have no legal effect") agreement to emphasize each other's green credentials today.
The emissions drop just reported, however, actually happened before Campbell went green. It just happened on its own, as a result of individuals and industrial companies making decisions to burn less fuel to do what they needed to do.
Incidentally, this is a convenient illustration of the arithmetical sleight-of-hand that intensity-based greenhouse-gas emissions caps can do. By my math B.C.'s "real" emissions drop is 2.4 per cent, but when you factor in the economic growth, it's a drop in emissions intensity of nearly 6 per cent. Amazing how a bit of growth can exaggerate even a small change in reality.
Posted in British Columbia, California, Canada, carbon, climate change, greenhouse gases
A test for a good carbon-trading system
David Jeffery of Oikos points to a column in Australia's Sydney Morning Herald in which think-tankist Clive Hamilton lays out a seven-point test for an effective carbon-trading system. (An advisory panel to Australia's right-of-centre prime minister John Howard is expected to recommend a cap-and-trade system today.) This is Jeffery's point-form summary:
1. Comprehensive coverage of the main emissions sources.
2. A clear target.
3. No loopholes. (Hamilton reckons there shouldn't be offsets or credits from actions like planting trees. I disagree, but the challenge is ensuring that offsets are genuine and robust.)
4. Permits should be auctioned, not handed out to existing big polluters for free.
5. It should be able to link in with foreign schemes.
I think this one's problematic given all the trouble Europe has had with its carbon market. Easy linkages with poorly run markets (Hamilton cites Europe as an example of the sort of market any new one should link to). Back to the list:
6. Allow the market to work unconstrained.
7. Ensure medium-term economic certainty (ie, fixed emissions caps) but longer-term flexibility to adjust caps if necessary.
Let's run Canada's plan for heavy greenhouse emitters, which includes a limited cap-and-trade system for emissions, through this test:
Mostly, although new facilities get a start-up holiday from compliance.
No. Technology credits are purchasable for $15, rising to $20, though in diminishing quantity as time goes on.
Limited. The government says it'll explore linkages with the United States.
Yes, except for the safety-valve of technology credits.
No. Intensity-based caps are unpredictable because they depend on two variables (emissions and economic activity) rather than one.
Posted in cap and trade, carbon, carbon offsets, Conservative Party, emissions trading, fossil fuels, greenhouse gases
A good hard whack at the latest U.S. Farm Bill
Ken Cook of the Environmental Working Group goes up one side of the United States's subsidies to its farmers and down the other on the Mulch blog:
[W]ealth and income status officially have almost nothing to do with qualifying for farm subsidies. A person of very considerable means, with an adjusted gross income of up to $2.5 million per year under federal rules, can legally collect farm subsidies that range from trivial amounts to seven figures. Taxpayers are well within their rights to take offense, or at least raise an eyebrow, all along that wasteful continuum. And big farmers (earning 75 percent of that $2.5 million AGI from agriculture) are exempt from even this laughable eligibility "limit".
It's also no doubt the case that some of the very largest recipients of federal farm subsidies, far from being enriched by the taxpayers' money, would not have been able to survive at all, much less expand their operations, without a constant infusion of big government checks.
But what is to be said about a government policy that obligates taxpayers to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars in unencumbered aid every year, for years on end and with no end in sight, just to keep one business and its owners on the brink of insolvency? Isn't that policy just as bad, in its way, as a subsidy that makes the wealthy wealthier? And why do we do so much for farm businesses and by comparison so little for factory workers laid off by foreign competition, or small businesses that struggle year after year?
Agriculture subsidies are pure vote-buys that support non-viable domestic businesses, screw Third World farmers out of access to markets that might inch them out of poverty, lead to bizarre gluts of some farm products and shortages of others, encourage monoculture and overfertilized farming, and take money from productive taxpayers to do all these things.
Posted in agriculture, public policy, subsidies, U.S.A.
Feebate program works well, automakers complain
Also in today's Globe, a lobbyist for the Big Three makers of big cars complains about the federal feebate system (extra taxes on gas guzzling cars, a tax rebate on highly efficient ones) working exactly as it's supposed to:
The Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association also cautioned that Ottawa's scheme to subsidize more fuel-efficient cars is distorting the market, sending more than two-thirds of the cash to Toyota Canada Inc. buyers, half of which will reach purchasers of a single model, the Yaris.
Ottawa expects to extract $110-million annually by a levy slapped on purchases of so-called gas guzzlers — about $55-million of which will come from autos sold by the Big Three U.S.-based auto makers.
That number is a bit of a red herring — what matters is the cars the Big Three don't sell, not the money raised from the buyers of the cars they do. Nevertheless, the solution is clear and to his credit, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty offers it: Make cars that qualify.
Posted in Canada, cars, Conservative Party, gasoline
Yuppie chow defended
The Globe's Michael Valpy gets 900 words in today's Globe to summarize a forthcoming research paper from Irena Knezevic, an academic who doesn't like that big corporations are selling organic food.Valpy:
She says [big companies like Coca-Cola and Kraft] products – along with those sold by retail giants such as Loblaws and Wal-Mart – are turning organic agriculture into product brands that are becoming "a marketing tool more so than an assurance of quality, let alone an assurance of a fair and sustainable production process."
Officials from Loblaws and Wal-Mart were unavailable for comment last night.
This trend, says Ms. Knezevic, is driven by consumer demand, with the food industry's eager willingness to jump on the bandwagon and make organic consumption efficient and slightly less expensive by mass-producing – creating only a slightly "greener" version of the dominant industrial food system but separating organic agriculture from its central concepts.
It takes a normative judgment to decide what organic agriculture's "central concepts" are. And indeed, Knezevic makes one: "Organic agriculture is by definition intertwined with environmentalism, resistance to corporate globalization and the 'back to the land' movement."
Knezevic, if her paper is being summarized fairly, seems to want to include not only factual declarations about the use of pesticides and fertilizers and other planet-friendly techniques, but also small-scale farming and an anti-corporate attitude on the part of the farmer.
Significantly, Knezevic is a PhD candidate in a communications and culture program, not anything to do with food science or economics. She's presented a previous paper on "How corporations and the PR industry make big pharma look good."
It seems to me that again we're asking an "Organic" label to do something it can't possibly — indicate not just the chemical conditions under which a particular food item was produced, but the political and economic conditions, too.
All this having been said, while I don't share Knezevic's apparent judgment that "organic" should be interchangeable with "good" in every way meaningful to the environmental left, she's right that there's a danger in labels that are effectively meaningless. There's a danger that as organic foods become increasingly attractive positional goods — things people like to show off to demonstrate how cool they are — some shady labelling standards will spring up to approve any old thing. If indeed a particular mango was grown organically, but as a result comes from so much farther away from the market than an industrial mango that the environmental benefit is obviated, buying organic doesn't do anybody any favours.
But neither does saying big companies can do nothing right just because they're big companies, or saying that efficient production aimed at making organics more affordable for more people is necessarily bad.
The paper comes out for real on Friday, and I'm looking forward to Knezevic's wrestling with these problems.
Posted in agriculture, food, organics


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#USDecides:!! Donald Trump Throws Black Supporter Out Of Rally And Calls Him A Thug!!
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An African-American man was thrown out by Donald Trump at a North Carolina rally for waving a note at him.
The GOP presidential nominee Trump then accused him of being a "thug" hired by Democrats to disrupt the event.
However, C.J. Cary, the man who was thrown out, claims he is a Trump supporter and was merely trying to deliver a message to the candidate to mend ties with some key demographic groups Trump has offended.
On the night of the incident, the ex-Marine said he walked towards the front of the center, stood about 20-30 feet from the stage and shouted "Donald" while waving his document to try to get Trump's attention.
Trump's response: "
Were you paid $1,500 to be a thug?" And then, "You can get him out. Get him out,"
As three suited security guards walked Cary out to the crowd's cheers. (Trump has repeatedly said the Clinton campaign was paying protesters to disrupt his rallies for money and iPhones.)
As he was escorted out, Cary explained to a security member that he just wanted to give Trump his note. Cary said:
"I said, 'I was trying to get to this doc to Mr. Donald … will you get this to Donald?'" "He said, 'Well dude, we'd be happy to give it to him.'"
The official then accepted Cary's request to pass along the note to Trump.
The News & Observer's Bryan Anderson, who was at the rally on Wednesday and reported on Friday that Cary is a Trump supporter, told The Huffington Post he initially thought the man was a protester as well.
Cary said to the outlet:
"I support Trump because he's honest," "You can work with an honest person and convince them their vision isn't in the best interest of everyone. You can't work with dishonest people. That's why I don't like Obama — the worst president in American history."
That eight-page letter urged him to be more accepting of minorities before urging:
'You must defeat lying Hillary and lying Obama. These characters are bad really bad.'
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The Best Time to Shop at Ross Is in January—Here's Why
Shoppers on social media say the deals are optimal after the holidays.
By Abby Reinhard
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As the name suggests, Ross Dress for Less (more commonly known as just "Ross") offers a wide variety of clothing, accessories, home décor, and other items that are priced to suit your budget. These stores are a reliable destination for holiday shopping, helping you score gifts at a lower price than you would at other stores. But frequent shoppers say the best time to head to your local Ross is actually after the holiday season concludes. Read on to find out why customers say you should wait to shop until January.
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Ross doesn't follow the standard calendar.
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When the clock strikes midnight as Dec. 31 comes to a close, we celebrate the official start of a new year. But for retailers, the year isn't over on Jan. 1, as they utilize a "retail calendar" instead. This calendar lines up holidays and makes sure that each period has the same number of days so that it's easier for stores to do sales comparisons with previous years and pinpoint optimal times for sales and marketing events, according to retail software company Brightway.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb
Stores like Ross follow this calendar, with a March 2022 press release confirming that the retailer's "year" will end on Jan. 28, 2023. That might seem like a strategic way to up sales, but Ross also offers something unique for shoppers before ringing in its new year.
A sale reportedly occurs in late January every year.
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Ross shoppers know to take advantage of "Monday Markdowns" and the senior discount on Tuesday. If you wait until the end of January, however, you can expect Ross to have the very best prices—going as low as $0.49.
Videos posted on TikTok documented shoppers' "hauls" from the 2021 sale, held before the end of that year's retail calendar on Jan. 29, 2022. Several videos have the hashtags #ross49centsale and #49centsale, encouraging shoppers to "run" to their local store to cash in on some of the best deals.
In a Jan. 24 video, TikTok user @kalyncousar showcased her finds, which included winter apparel at the $0.49 price point, a mirror she found for $4, and multiple clothing items ranging from $0.49 to $2. A commenter on a haul video posted by @b_woodard said that they go annually. "My favorite time of the year!!" the comment reads. "I literally buy a whole new wardrobe."
An ex-employee confirmed the rumors.
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A former employee, who uses the TikTok handle @insomniacraftshop, stated that she worked at Ross for seven years, and the sale is something that happens annually.
"I noticed that every year around January, they make the whole entire store less than like $5," she says in a Jan. 18, 2021 video. "You find shoes, purses, Michael Kors, wallets, sunglasses for less than $5."
The social media user went on to say that the sale is held when the retail calendar concludes. "Most retailers do this because their 'new year' starts in February, so they like to start off with new merchandise starting in February. You can even find a whole bunch of stuff for only $0.49," she says.
She posted another video in Jan. 2022 to remind shoppers about the sale, clarifying that not everything is going to be at such a low price point and advising shoppers to "check your stores, go early, and don't bother the employees."
Another ex-associate backed her up in the comments. "I was an Assistant Manager for 8yrs at Ross & I can definitely verify her information," they wrote.
But some shoppers and employees insist there is no such thing.
Several TikTokers noticed the trend and took advantage of the "sale," but it doesn't appear to be a formal Ross policy. Shoppers and other Ross employees commented on a range of videos, either claiming that their store doesn't run the sale or that the low prices are just part of standard markdowns.
On Jan. 25, a shopper using the TikTok handle @couponingwithwen filmed price tags at their local store, which were discounted, but not down to $0.49. Other shoppers said their local Ross didn't have any of the same deals that they saw on social media.
"I went and nothing was marked down," a commenter wrote, with another noting that they only found two discounted Christmas items. Patience might be a virtue, as another commenter said that employees might not have gotten the chance to mark them down yet, but other shoppers allege that they were too late and deals had already been cleared out.
A current employee commented on @b_woodard's video, claiming that "there is no such thing as a sale" and that the store just continually marks down items, including those in the clearance section. Several employees echoed this, adding that shoppers had actually called Ross stores to ask about the "49-cent sale."
If you're up for it, visit a Ross store before Jan. 28 and see if deals are available at your store. You might be able to snag some finds before new inventory makes its way onto the floor.
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