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Argentina v Nicaragua preview – Lionel Scaloni: "Up front we have pure dynamite" (Starting XI & press conference quotes)
June 7, 2019 · by pedrocoates · in argentina, Copa America. ·
In just over a week Argentina begin their Copa América campaign against Colombia in Salvador but before that Lionel Scaloni takes his squad to San Juan for a final friendly against Nicaragua to complete preparations.
There were few surprises in Scaloni's 23-man group and only a couple of doubts within the starting eleven which the 41-year-old coach confirmed to the press on Thursday evening. As ever the position of Lionel Messi and how to get the best from the captain is the conundrum facing Scaloni and while Argentina are trying not to focus on that, Scaloni knows that if Messi can reproduce anywhere near his Barcelona form then La Albiceleste's hopes improve tenfold.
"If we play the way we want and Messi does what he does every Sunday, we will probably do well," Scaloni told reporters.
Finding the way to help Messi achieve this level has been something that Argentina coaches have struggled with for a decade and now Scaloni has a new set of teammates in order to provide support to what have invariably been virtuoso displays from the world's best player.
"We are working on creating a team and if we get a team with everyone at their best it will be even better. The idea is what we have tried to convey in most of the matches, where we were solid while still being offensive. We're focused on being a team that's hard to beat and not solely on whether Leo or others fit in – the focus is putting together a team.
"I want the best players to be able to show that when Messi plays. [Giovani] Lo Celso is one the best that is obvious, he has had a spectacular season and he has to prove that on the pitch when Leo is also there. The dream is that they link-up in matches as they do in training."
The role of Lo Celso will clearly be an important one given the often lack of support for Messi in attacking positions and certainly if the Argentina captain is to resume his free-role, drifting in off the right then Argentina's creative midfielder will be tasked with finding those spaces to exchange passes and relieve the pressure.
There has never been any doubting Argentina's firepower in attack but it has proved far more difficult than simply selecting the likes of Messi and Sergio Agüero and waiting for them to reproduce their devastating club form.
"We know that we have pure dynamite up front, not just Leo, but also [Sergio] Agüero, Lautaro [Martínez]. Players who can score a lot of goals. If we are solid we will naturally have a greater chances," Scaloni explained perhaps guilty of oversimplifying what has been Argentina's biggest issue.
Confirming that Messi and Agüero will start against Nicaragua in attack, Scaloni's somewhat surprising choice was River Plate's Matías Suárez to complete the trident.
"Matías Suárez is a player that I like, he has something different. He is very interesting and links up very well with the rest of the players.
"I never pigeon-hole myself to a system or positions but of course there are three strikers and it is Matías [Suárez] who will have the most responsibility when it comes to tracking back."
This idea of pressing high up the pitch and trying to win the ball back has been central to Scaloni's game-plan since his initial status as interim coach and Suárez has clearly impressed within Marcelo Gallardo's similar system that he can carry out similar duties for La Albiceleste.
"If we win possession, what I like is to attack as quickly as possibly, especially when we win the ball in offensive position. This is the concept that we transmit to the players."
One player who had successfully done this for Scaloni during the friendly matches at the end of 2018 was Exequiel Palacios but the River youngster's hamstring injury saw a late call-up for Guido Pizarro. The Tigres midfielder is competing for a starting role in Brazil but while it appears that Guido Rodríguez is in pole position for that holding role, Scaloni explained his choice for replacing Palacios.
"[Ezequiel] Palacios was a very important player for me and the truth was that it was difficult to accept when we heard of his injury. Calling him to inform him that he wasn't going to be included is the worst thing for a coach. Watching the training and seeing what we wanted, we took a day and a half to think calmly and decided on Pizarro.
"He can play in the middle, as a holding midfielder but can also play – he is a box-to-box midfielder."
The only other debatable point in the starting eleven is the inclusion of Marcos Acuña at left back over Nicolás Tagliafico, who is not only a natural in the position but is coming off a tremendous season with Ajax.
"Acuña and Tagliafico have both had minutes and both are players with status within the squad. There is no final decision on which of the two will play," Scaloni admitted when also explaining that Franco Armani's position in goal is also not completely set in stone.
"I can not guarantee that the goalkeeper in the Copa América will be Armani," providing some hope to Boca Juniors number one Esteban Andrada.
And so while there are some areas of doubt that perhaps the friendly against Nicaragua will clear up before the tournament debut against Colombia, Scaloni is almost decided.
"I do not think there are too many changes for the Copa América, and those who play will have the opportunity to show that they are in the starting line-up.
"We are not thinking of a team with only eleven players, tomorrow [against Nicaragua] eleven play but that doesn't mean the same eleven play Colombia. Most probably will but it's not decisive: everyone is available."
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Budget deal looks painful for Calif.
California is on the verge of transforming how it helps its most vulnerable citizens: the poor, the disabled and the elderly. Their safety net will be severely scaled back.
"The Legislative leaders said that they saved the safety, but the actual details suggest the safety net has been shredded," says Anthony Wright, from Health Access.
Low income children will be among the hardest hit. Welfare To Work moms who keep failing to fulfill job requirements, for instance, used to be able to get cash assistance for just their kids. However, with the proposed cut to CalWorks slated to be over half a billion dollars, the state would completely cut the family off.
"It just seems unconscionable that you could do this at a time with such record high unemployment. How are people supposed to find work? Why should we want to punish them now at a time like this?" says Mike Herald with the Western Center on Law & Poverty.
Healthy Families also wouldn't be able to insure as many low income kids. While the cut is $124 million, the state loses twice that in federal funding. Child welfare groups estimate about half million kids would be denied health coverage and another 400,000 would be kicked off the program over the next year. Taxpayer groups say the cuts are necessary because California has been far too generous.
"We've had the best welfare programs in America. That's no longer sustainable and I think what we're going to see is a delivery of social services more aligned with the average of other states," says Jon Coupal from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.
Democrats are taking a lot of heat for cutting programs they were elected to protect. Senate President Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, acknowledged the cuts are painful for him, but given the financial crisis, he's proud of the fact he save them from complete elimination.
"We did make some cuts, but they weren't nearly as bad as they could have been," says Steinberg."I have the old 'Can I sleep with myself?' test at night…and I can sleep with what I did."
The vote is scheduled for Thursday. Rank and file Democrats have two days to decide if they have the stomach to change California's safety net.
Republicans threaten to kill budget:
Barely a day after the deal to close the state's budget deficit is made, it could unravel. Republicans are threatening to kill it because of a proposal to reduce the prison population by 27,000 inmates.
The governor and the top four lawmakers agreed to cut prison spending, but Schwarzenegger's office came out with specifics Tuesday, including the early release of some inmates.
Assembly Minority Leader Sam Blakeslee, R-San Luis Obispo, who helped negotiate the budget deal, says the prisoner release wasn't a part of the discussion.
Elsewhere, budget supporters were hard at work at the capitol Tuesday, lobbying to get the compromise approved.

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European Commission is taking Spain to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for waste management failures.
It is already the case in some countries such as Germany or Belgium before this date.
Toshiba said this week that it hit a record in 2017 of recycled toner products: 228 metric tons of used toner.
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Speed, CEHD Collaboration
Collaboration of Autism Center with Engineering Students First in the Country
Collaboration benefits students
Believed to be the only program of its kind in the nation, work between Speed School and Kentucky Autism Training Center is a win-win for UofL.
By Holly Hinson
When Ben Mitchell first came to the University of Louisville as a freshman to study engineering, he might have been a little more lost than your average freshman. As a 17-year old with autism, he was more than capable academically, but struggled with social expectations and understanding interpersonal communication. Four years later, thanks to a unique collaboration between the Kentucky Autism Training Center (KATC) and the J.B. School of Engineering, Mitchell is thriving and on his way to a highly successful future.
Recognizing a Need
Mike Miller and Ben Mitchell meet in the Belknap Academic Building on a regular basis to discuss Ben's independence, social and academic life.
This collaboration, believed to be the only of its kind in the country to specifically pair engineering studies and students with autism, involves a veritable village of support from KATC partnered with Speed School's student services from advising to co-op to faculty and staff, as well as external supports such as the Disability Resource Center and Vocational Rehab services. KATC is a university-based program with a legislative mandate to enhance outcomes for all Kentuckians with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Housed at the University of Louisville's College of Education and Human Development, KATC provides hands-on training for educators in the classroom, hosting workshops for families, and conducting professional development sessions.
"The J.B. Speed School of Engineering and the Kentucky Autism Training Center share a common purpose," said KATC Executive Director Dr. Larry Taylor. "That is to provide a supportive environment that enables students with autism to achieve their goals, and those goals vary with the individual needs, wants, and desires of each student."
The partnership with Speed School took root in 2017 when Mike Miller, KATC's Family Field Training Coordinator, was asked by Heidi Neal, Director of Student Success and Strategic Initiatives, to present to Speed School faculty and advisors about the holistic and evidence-based educational services and strategies KATC can provide to assist students with ASD.
"Engineering is a perfect fit for kids with autism," said Miller. "Studies often involve individualized work in silos and they don't have to communicate with a lot of people. The main subject areas like math and science are their bailiwicks."
Miller, a native of Murray, Kentucky is a professional educator whose expertise in autism has helped UofL lead the charge to help engineering students with autism become more self-sufficient, independent, and then graduate and find employment. A self-proclaimed "off the wall instructor," Miller is tremendously passionate about his job and the group of 12 engineering students he is working with this year.
Miller utilizes evidence-based strategies that accommodate the unique way that students with autism may process information. "They are rule followers, they want structure and want someone to say, 'This is what you have to do.' When advisors ask students to select from a choice of flight plans, for example, they say, 'aren't you supposed to be deciding that?'" said Miller.
Graduate student Ben Mitchell shows Dr. Kunal Kate the status of his lab project.
"A student with autism might want to go into a lab group project and say 'You sit here, I'll do the work and get us an A. You are all incompetent,'" Miller said. "Of course, that's not going to win many friends." But once Miller introduced "14 Steps to Doing a Lab" that instilled structure into the process, it helped the students understand their responsibilities while tempering the all-or-nothing approach students with autism might tend to employ.
Miller meets with his students weekly and in each year he asks students to do some things out of their comfort zone to help them grow and mature. "For freshman year, it's join an academic club in their major, sophomore year a social club, and junior year, it's volunteer work in the community," he said. Miller and the students also work on incidental conversations by picking a professor to initiate a conversation with. "They don't like sarcasm and humor because they don't understand it, so we work on that, too. It's the little things. They don't know how to advocate for themselves because their parents have generally taken care of everything for them."
To an untrained eye, Miller's strategies might seem unconventional and even a little odd, but his evidence-based methods help students and produce results. Ben Mitchell today is not the same kid as the freshman who walked into Miller's office.
Making a Difference for Students
"We started off meeting (with Mike Miller) during my freshman year one or two times per week to help me develop some social and communication strategies I could use to help advocate for myself in difficult situations," said Ben Mitchell, now a graduate student in mechanical engineering.
"As a freshman, I saw the immense challenges before me in my early courses and something within me really wanted to rise to that challenge," said Mitchell. "I wanted to see if by reaching out and asking for the knowledge and expertise of those around me, such as my peers, my professors, tutors over at REACH, I would be able to reach new heights that I never thought I'd be capable of," he said.
What Mitchell found in his academic career at Speed School was his highly analytical brain was an asset. "As I've progressed through my mechanical engineering courses at Speed School it's useful for me to be able to think single-mindedly, objectively, analytically about these more abstract situations – to be able to look at things like differential equations and realize that there's usually one or two different solution methods that allow me to always get to that right answer that we're looking for," said Mitchell. Along with his academic success, Mitchell has expanded his social world, recently discovering the Cardinal Marching Band.
Ben Mitchell challenged himself to learn to play the baritone well enough to audition for the Cardinal Marching Band.
"I wanted to see if I could play music like my parents do as my own personal hobby," said Mitchell. "Thanks to the analytical pattern recognition skills I developed at Speed School and the advanced social skills that Mike's helped me learn, I have been given the honor of performing multiple scores from memory as a baritone player at every home game for the UofL Football team this season," he said.
Mitchell said Miller has been a wonderful friend as well as mentor. "From phone conversations to face-to-face talks, Dr. Mike Miller has had the pleasure of shaping my journey as I grew from a young freshman into a seasoned master's student preparing to graduate from the University of Louisville."
Collaboration Brings Multi-disciplinary Supports
Miller's success with autistic engineering students has not happened in a vacuum, nor has it been overnight. In fact, Miller said it is the teamwork and collaboration with Speed School that has been the key to success.
Speed School advising, co-op and faculty work closely with Miller and KATC to ensure holistic services for students with autism.
Academic Counselor, Sr., Jen Zoller, who has been with Speed School for more than seven years, said Mike Miller has been a "godsend."
"He's an incredible resource," said Zoller. "I have an immense amount of respect for Mike and the solid and genuine relationships he forms with students."
"As an advisor, our role is to talk about what classes they are taking, challenges or struggles, what requirements are for their degree what classes they should take for upcoming semester," said Zoller. "We do this with all students but students who identify on the spectrum do have other challenges. Our institutions intrinsically are designed around the white hetero-normative male, and anyone outside of those parameters may have struggles navigating these systems that aren't built for them."
Zoller said Miller can provide that extra layer of support and individualized attention these students may need to be successful. For example, many students with autism don't drive due to anxiety and Miller can help with driving lessons or understanding the TARC bus system.
"His approach with the students is very similar to mine. He has a challenge and support style, a problem solver cheering for them but not sugar coating things. He keeps them accountable. Coming to college is not just about getting a degree but becoming an adult."
"This collaboration with KATC works because the people at Speed School – my co-workers in Office of Student Success, Admissions and Advising – we are all very passionate and committed to student success," said Zoller. "We get fired up about it and if we see something not student-friendly we will speak up about it, remove unintentional barriers and make it a better experience for our students."
Ben Mitchell shares his knowledge of robotics to a fellow Cardinal in the Engineering Garage.
Mary Andrade, Director of Co-op and Career Services, said she too believes that a successful collaboration comes from the right place – "a place of caring about our students. Our advising, co-op, admissions staffs – we all want to see these students as engineers, so we communicate, come to the table, put in time, effort, attention," she said. "To me, that's what collaboration is – people who care coming together to support students that need it.
Andrade works closely with Miller, meeting with students to develop a case plan tailored to their needs, and support them throughout the placement process and in the workplace setting.
"With his help we've had enough students who have made it through and are being successful that we have examples of success to hold up to other students," she said
Andrade praised the Autism Training Center's commitment to Speed School students "Mike's central to their success and their willingness to let Mike put his time specifically to SS students makes all the difference. I couldn't do this on my own – he's the glue that holds all this together. He's so enthusiastic and passionate about students, and their success. He's knowledgeable about opportunities and resources that exist out there. He has advocated for these students on every level. We appreciate that the training center has done that. It's a model for the entire country."
"The Speed School and Mike Miller have been receptive and responsive to learning how to meet their student's needs, and serve as a model for all colleges across the UL Campus," Dr. Larry Taylor explained.
This collaboration between Speed School and KATC also relies on the referrals and instructional support of Speed School faculty. Miller said one example of how he has worked with faculty is when a student may be headed for an emotional meltdown in class, they now have a designated place to walk out and an amount of time to cool down before returning, whereas previously it was disruptive to the class. While the flexibility of Office Hours TBD may appeal to most students, those with autism struggle with the ambivalence, so Miller worked with instructors to accommodate.
Dr. Ibrahim Imam, Associate Professor for Computer Science and Engineering, who taught Ben Mitchell, said that for students with autism, there are certain considerations that faculty have to be aware of to just facilitate their success.
"They just need a little extra. Sometimes it might be an extra 10 minutes on an exam or they need to work in different circumstances, like maybe they like to be in a room by themselves," said Imam. "Once the faculty becomes aware of it, it is very easy to work with the student and to facilitate their success," he said.
Imam said seeing students with autism grow and succeed is very rewarding. "Oh, this is like the cherry on top, I enjoy teaching very much, and that's why I'm here. It's even more gratifying to see these students through."
Diversity: Giving ALL Students Tools to Succeed
The University of Louisville has embraced a commitment to diversity in all its forms, though it may not be top of mind to recognize ASD as such.
"It's very important that Speed School recognizes atypical neuro development as something that makes a place diverse," said Jen Zoller. "We typically think of diversity as race, ethnicity, perhaps gender identify, but in the last five years neuro-divergence is being recognized as also making a place diverse and unique. It's important to appreciate all the uniqueness of individuals and how those differences should be celebrated, especially in engineering, which is global, said Zoller.
Essentially, what engineering boils down to as a profession in a simplified definition is problem solvers. We need groups and teams Muslim, ASD, LatinX that bring people from diverse backgrounds and unique perspectives that may look at a problem differently and solve it better than you could.
"I don't believe the world of work in engineering has been as embracing of diversity as it should have been in the past, added Mary Andrade, "but diversity is coming."
"Every student needs to feel comfortable in the setting and we have a responsibility to identify how to make that happen, she said. "It's different for different students – for some it's a sense of belonging – a sense of seeing people like them in the world of work, in engineering. We are creating those success stories we can point to and building this toolkit of approaches we can use with neuro-divergent students," said Andrade. "Each student we help successfully move toward that goal opens a door for the next student coming through."
Beyond the Classroom – Researching Autism
Milo, a social robot, is used for research in working with children with autism in the Louisville Automated Robotic Research Institute, (LARRI)
The collaboration between Speed School student services and KATC is not the only way Speed School is making a difference in the autism community. Research being conducted at the Louisville Automated Robotic Research Institute, (LARRI) may one day make it easier for children with autism to participate in social interactions with peers.
Using kid-friendly robots to teach social interaction, Karla Welch, Associate Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering, is leading research funded jointly by the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health. "The goal is to do research on the next generation of robots for human robot interaction, specifically for working in interventions for children with autism," she said.
"We focus on social interaction, because that's a hallmark of something that is difficult for children with autism – initiating social interaction, asking appropriate questions as well as responding to questions, and if they're not interested in the topic, they might not give any response," said Welch.
"It's a little more comforting or less challenging for children with autism interacting with a robot, especially the simplified facial features and facial expressions, than another human, a peer or teacher, for example. Human faces can be very expressive, can be unpredictable. Initially, for children with autism, there doesn't seem to be this apprehension of interacting with robots, because it's less stimulus," she said.
Welch said the mission is also to make a robot that can adapt to different people. "While we're kind of focused on children with autism, there's some variety within that subject pool because we recognize that as humans there's a lot of individuality, and that is also true for those who are neurotypical.
UofL – Culture of Caring
Whether it's marshalling the efforts of many to ensure college students with autism are successful or researching autism in younger children to intervene earlier to enhance social learning, the University of Louisville is looking to create a better world for people with autism. Celebrating diversity while going the extra mile to make it work for all students. Dr. Mike Miller at KATC said he has been overwhelmed by how dedicated Speed School is to its students. He explained one of the times he realized the extent of that commitment. When Ben Mitchell was preparing for an overseas travel opportunity and needed a birth certificate from California that seemed destined not to arrive in time, Speed School Dean Emmanuel Collins offered to fly with Ben to California and then to Chicago so he could get his passport, Miller explained. "That was when I thought, wow, they really care about these students!"


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Q: Git Gui for remote repository (PHP Developing) I know similar questions have been aksed here, but i cant find one for my specific question.
We need Git for version control on a php projekt.
We have a Git repository on our server in which the php and html files are under version control, for debugging puprpose we can access the work tree of this repository through apache and display the output.
Now we have a bare Git Repository from which we pull changes to the development repository and the developers push their changes to this repository.
The developers itself also need to debug their code through the apache before they push to the central repo, so their working copys also need to be on the server.
My question is, is there a way for the developing theme to use a Git Gui to manage their remote repositorys on the server?

A: Yes, you can install a minimal subset of X and Tk libraries on your development server
and then use SSH to port-forward X connection from it to the developers' machines. If these are running Windows you have to install a local X server on them (VcXsrv is an excellent choice), and if these are running systems having true X server, you'd need to configure the X server to listen on TCP (IIRC, most contemporary systems come with this setting disabled by default). ssh -X handles X port-forwarding just fine no matter how the local X server is configured to run.
How to configure port forwarding, depends on what client you're using. PuTTY has GUI configurator for this, OpenSSH supports ad-hoc configuration using command-line options of "static" via the RemoteForward configuration file directive.
Google for X+window+SSH+port+forwarding for lots of HOWTOs. This appears to be a good start.

But really I fail to see what's wrong with learning a bit of command-line Git.  It allows to do the same things git gui can (including interactive hunk-by-hunk staging), and more. As to learning material, all Git books and HOWTOs and blog posts cite command-line Git examples anyway.
In the end, I think it's a good investment anyway: this could make your devs more productive.

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Under the direction of the Supervisor of Facilities and Maintenance the Arena Attendant is required to maintain a safe, high quality ice surface for students, staff and rental clients.
Perform regular maintenance on the artificial ice plant and ice surfacing equipment.
Maintain inspection reports, monitoring equipment operation and utility consumption.
Perform basic plumbing, electrical and mechanical repairs to building equipment.
Perform, monitor, and maintain daily housekeeping procedures and standards inside and outside the Arena and in lower parking areas.
Flexibility to work day, evenings, and rotating weekends and statutory holidays on an occasional basis is required.
Respond to emergency calls and participate in an after-hours on-call rotation.
Assist members of the Facilities Department with special event set-ups and snow clearing.
Assist with other duties that may fall within the scope of work of the Facilities Department, when required.
Refrigeration Class "W" Certificate as recognized by the Province of Manitoba Department of Labour and the Winnipeg Fire Commissioner's Office.
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As part of upgrading identity stores, you must set up a tenant with a local user account and assign tenant administrator privileges to the local user account.
Verify that you have set a new VMware Identity Manager password. See Update Your Single Sign-On Password for VMware Identity Manager.
Log in to the vRealize Automation console with the default system administrator username administrator and password.
The console location is https://vra-appliance/vcac/.
Select the Local Users tab.
Create a local user account to assign to the tenant administrator role.
The local user name should be unique to the vsphere.local active directory.
Enter the local user name in the Tenant administrators search box and press Enter.
Repeat these steps for each of your tenants.


Shame on Israel for what it did to the people who tried to help the Gazans. And shame on the rest of the world if it allows Israel to get away with it again. For Gaza >> For the People of Gaza. For Justice — Don't Let Israel get away this time.


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Global Health Innovation Center
Designing Fulfilling Careers in Global Health
United for Sight will offer a free webinar, "Beyond Good Intentions: Designing Fulfilling and Impactful Careers in Global Health," on October 3rd, from 4 to 5 pm EST. The webinar will include a panel discussion and the opportunity to ask panelists about career development.
Find out how to identify and design a career path, strategies for pursuing careers in global health, and lessons learned in the field. This webinar is ideal for students and professionals interested in global health, as well as university advisors and faculty. Registration is available at: https://slate.uniteforsight.org/register/100319webinar.
The live webinar will be recorded, and registered participants will automatically receive a link to the webinar recording when it becomes available. Those who attend live will have the opportunity to submit questions to the panelists.
The panel will be moderated by Amy Bellman Davis, Executive Director, Unite for Sight. Panelists will be:
Scott Corlew,Global Health Consultant; Lecturer on Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Rebecca Hardin, Associate Professor, School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan
Vanessa Kerry,Founder and CEO, Seed Global Health; Director of the Program in Global Public Policy and Social Change, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
Marie H. Martin,Associate Director, Education and Training, Vanderbilt Institute for Global Health; Director, Global Health Track, Master of Public Health Program, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine; Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
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La mort de Lamine Dieng est une affaire judiciaire française de violence policière. Elle a pour origine la mort de Lamine Dieng par plaquage ventral dans un fourgon au cours de son interpellation, le  à Paris.

Après un premier non-lieu ordonné en 2014 et un appel de la famille, le pourvoi est rejeté par la Cour de cassation dix ans après les faits. La famille dépose un recours à la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme en 2017, à la suite duquel la France accepte trois ans plus tard de verser à l'amiable  moyennant un retrait du recours.

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Déroulement
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Une fois sur place, huit policiers découvrent Lamine Dieng allongé dehors, par terre, entre deux voitures stationnées devant l'hôtel. Les policiers l'interpellent et cinq d'entre eux le maintiennent au sol, face contre terre. Ils le menottent dans le dos, sanglent ses pieds et passent son bras droit par-dessus son épaule. Dieng est ensuite porté dans le fourgon, toujours face contre sol. Dedans, il subit un plaquage ventral pendant trente minutes, maintenu au sol par le poids de quatre policiers aux épaules, soit , à la poitrine et aux jambes. Un policier remarque qu'il est inanimé : les pompiers sont contactés puis son décès est constaté au commissariat à .

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Désaccords entre la police et la famille Dieng
D'après la version policière, Lamine Dieng, qui aurait eu une ,  aux policiers, qui auraient donc été . Dans le fourgon, il aurait perdu   après y avoir été placé. Les policiers l'auraient alors placé sur le dos, et tenté bouche-à-bouche et massage cardiaque.

La police affirme avoir retrouvé du cannabis et des traces de cocaïne dans la chambre d'hôtel de Lamine Dieng et qu'il était au moment des faits sous l'emprise de cocaïne et de cannabis, pourtant sa famille réfute toute consommation de drogue dure ainsi que tout problème de santé. La police indique aussi que si son identification a été lente, c'est qu'elle n'avait aucune pièce d'identité. C'est impossible pour l'avocat des Dieng, car d'après lui  Lamine Dieng avant son décès.

Enquête
Le , l'avocat de la famille de Lamine Dieng porte plainte contre X pour  et . La famille se constitue partie civile.

Premières autopsies
Une première expertise médico-légale réalisée par la police des police conclue à un décès par  , comprendre une overdose. Elle indique que le corps  et que donc  ne peut  de police. Par conséquent, la nomination d'un juge d'instruction, demandée par la famille, est refusée par le procureur de la République. Il juge l'affaire bouclée par cette autopsie.

Cependant, la plainte contre X permet l'ouverture d'une instruction judiciaire par le doyen des juges d'instruction le . Deux jours plus tard, après avoir rencontré l'avocat de la famille, le juge d'instruction chargé de l'affaire ordonne une contre-autopsie. Elle est réalisée le  à l'institut médico-légal de Paris. Elle rapporte que . Elle affirme une mort par , .

Saisie par la députée Christiane Taubira, la Commission nationale de déontologie de la sécurité considère que l'immobilisation a été effectuée .

Autopsie de 2010

En 2010, une nouvelle expertise définit  comme la cause de l'asphyxie mécanique qui a provoqué la mort de Lamine Dieng.  n'est plus que considérée comme un facteur aggravant. En réaction, le juge d'instruction place les policiers présents lors des faits sous le statut de témoin assisté, afin de définir s'il y a eu un usage disproportionné de la force.

L'année suivante, une confrontation et une reconstitution sont organisées dans le bureau du juge, en dépit d'une reconstitution sur les lieux des faits demandée par la famille.

Jugement
La chambre d'instruction de Paris ordonne un non-lieu en . Il est confirmé un an plus tard en cour d'appel, après un recours de la famille. La Cour de cassation fait de même le  et classe l'affaire sans suite, estimant la décision de la cour d'appel . Elle indique également que  . Pour elle, la . Elle déboute l'accusation de non assistance à personne en péril, expliquant que les agents auraient  après avoir constaté l'arrêt cardiaque de Dieng.

La famille Dieng est condamnée à verser une compensation aux huit policiers accusés, pour un total de .

Tous les recours judiciaires ayant été épuisés en France, la famille saisit la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme en , qui aboutit à un accord à l'amiable trois ans plus tard.

Réactions
La famille de Lamine Dieng considère cet acte de violence policière comme un .

Rachida Brahim, doctorante et chercheuse sur les crimes racistes en France, considère qu'il y a du racisme dans l'affaire judiciaire : la poursuite pour  lancée à l'encontre de Lamine Dieng après son décès serait une  classique aux affaires de violences policières :  Elle met ainsi en relation cette poursuite avec les soupçons de détournement de fonds publics autour la famille de Théo L. en 2017.

Réactions à l'enquête et jugement
Un rapport d'Amnesty International paru en 2011 accuse cinq enquêtes judiciaires françaises sur des violences policières de partialité. Celle concernant la mort de Lamine Dieng en fait partie. Les policiers, en n'ayant reçu aucune poursuite disciplinaire et en ayant gardé leurs fonctions, alors que , bénéficieraient d'une  .

Après le dernier des classements sans suite, en 2017, Ramata Dieng, sœur de Lamine, explique s'être attendue à ce jugement :  Le collectif Vies volées, qui regroupe plusieurs familles de victimes de violences policières, accuse une justice qui  pour .

Technique du plaquage ventral
La mort de Lamine Dieng relance la critique sur le plaquage ventral, une technique d'immobilisation controversée utilisée par la police française. En 2007, la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme condamne la France après la mort de Mohamed Saoud neuf ans plus tôt, victime d'un plaquage. Sans toutefois prendre une , elle critique la méthode, . En effet, le plaquage ventral est devenu interdit à Los Angeles en 1980, en Suisse en 2001 et en Belgique en 2005.

Les collectifs Vérité et justice pour Lamine Dieng et Vies volées demandent l'interdiction de cette pratique. Faisant référence à plusieurs cas de violence policière, dont la mort de Lamine Dieng, Amnesty International demande dans un rapport l'interdiction de pratiques d'immobilisation qu'elle juge . Elle remet aussi en cause la formation des policiers sur les droits humains.

Le nom de Lamine Dieng ressort après d'autres décès dus à des plaquages ventraux, comme celui d'Adama Traoré en 2016 ou de Cédric Chouviat en 2020, qui ont eux aussi alimenté la controverse.

Mobilisation de la famille Dieng

Premiers rassemblements
Sept jours après le décès de Lamine Dieng, une marche blanche réunit plusieurs centaines de personnes dans le  de Paris, où est domiciliée sa famille. Cette dernière, réunie au sein du comité de soutien nouvellement constitué Vérité et justice pour Lamine Dieng, organise une deuxième mobilisation quinze jours après, le . Les participants, des associatifs locaux, des militants encartés à gauche, des anarchistes et des habitants du quartier, au nombre de trois cents, sont menés par la sœur de Lamine, Ramata Dieng. Ils demandent , ,  et .

Une fois la manifestation dispersée, un affrontement éclate entre la police et plusieurs jeunes ( d'après Le Monde). Deux ou trois policiers sont légèrement blessés. Dans le week-end qui suit, un véhicule de police en patrouille est incendié rue Sorbier. Les fautifs sont désavoués par les Dieng.

Collectif Vies volées
Ramata Dieng est la figure des mobilisations pour la défense de son frère. En plus de cette affaire, elle est active dans d'autres mobilisations contre les violences policières. Elle rejoint ainsi les familles d'Amine Bentounsi et d'Adama Traoré. En 2010, elle fonde le collectif Vies volées, dont elle est porte-parole. Il regroupe les différents comités  créés par chaque famille après des faits de violence policière, dont le comité pour Lamine Dieng.

Vies volées organise chaque année à la mi-juin une marche pour commémorer la mort de Lamine Dieng et réclamer . Les familles d'autres victimes de violence policière (Babacar Gueye, Liu Shaoyao) participent aux manifestations. Elles rassemblent plusieurs centaines de personnes. Des concerts d'hommage sont parfois organisés en fin de marche. Vies volées milite aussi pour la création d'un organisme indépendant chargé d'enquêter sur les violences policières, l'interdiction de techniques d'immobilisation comme le plaquage ventral ou la clé d'étranglement et pour un contrôle de l'action de la police dans les quartiers.

En 2018, le collectif afrocentriste Cases rebelles réalise Dire à Lamine, un documentaire  sur la mobilisation liée à l'affaire Lamine Dieng. Y témoignent sa famille et plusieurs autres militants. Une première version est diffusée en 2017, en ouverture d'une journée de commémoration des dix ans de sa mort.

Requête à la CEDH
En , la famille Dieng dépose une requête à la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme pour atteinte au droit à la vie et traitements inhumains ou dégradants lors de son interpellation. Ce recours est retiré le  après un accord amiable entre les parties. La France acceptant de verser un règlement de  à la famille au titre du dommage matériel et moral.

Un rassemblement est organisé à Paris le  avec les familles d'Adama Traoré, Wissam el-Yamni, Babacar Gueye, Liu Shaoyao et Gaye Camara pour commémorer Lamine Dieng et manifester contre les violences policières. Ramata Dieng déclare que l'accord constituerait pour la France . L'AFP décompte un millier de personnes.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Affaire Adama Traoré
 Affaire Cédric Chouviat
 Pas de justice, pas de paix

Lien externe
 Blog de la famille

Affaire judiciaire en France
Violence policière en France
Homicide en France
Juin 2007 en France
2007 à Paris

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Agricultural Weed Assessment Calculator: An Australian Evaluation
Beckie, H. J., Owen, M. J., Borger, C. P.D., Gill, G. S. and Widderick, M. J. (2020) Agricultural Weed Assessment Calculator: An Australian Evaluation. Plants, 9 (12). p. 1737. ISSN 2223-7747
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Weed risk assessment systems are used to estimate the potential weediness or invasiveness of introduced species in non-agricultural habitats. However, an equivalent system has not been developed for weed species that occur in agronomic cropland. Therefore, the Agricultural Weed Assessment Calculator (AWAC) was developed to quantify the present and potential future adverse impact of a weed species on crop production and profitability (threat analysis), thereby informing or directing research, development, and extension (RDE) investments or activities. AWAC comprises 10 questions related primarily to a weed's abundance and economic impact. Twenty weed species from across Australia were evaluated by AWAC using existing information and expert opinion, and rated as high, medium, or low for RDE prioritization based on total scores of 70 to 100, 40 to <70, or <40, respectively. Five species were rated as high (e.g., Lolium rigidum Gaud.), eight were rated as medium (e.g., Conyza spp.), and seven were rated as low (e.g., Rapistrum rugosum L.). Scores were consistent with the current state of knowledge of the species' impact on grain crop production in Australia. AWAC estimated the economic or agronomic threat of 20 major or minor agricultural weeds from across Australia. The next phase of development is the testing of AWAC by weed practitioners (e.g., agronomists, consultants, farmers) to verify its utility and robustness in accurately assessing these and additional weed species.
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agricultural weed; herbicide resistance; weed abundance; weed competition; weed loss; weed risk assessment
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Q: How to create a simple .txt (text) file using terminal? I'm just trying to review basic terminal commands. Having said that, how do I create a text file using the terminal only?

A: All it takes to create an empty file is:
> my.txt

A: Something helpful when you're stuck and must create a multiline textfile on the command line is something like this:
# cat <<'EOF' > textfile
> This "should"
> prove useful, 'maybe'.
> EOF
# cat textfile
This "should"
prove useful, 'maybe'.

You can substitute cat for another command, for instance grep and a pattern, and have grep do its job on your input and this would output to file in the same fashion.

A: You can use either nano, vi or emacs editing program to create file on terminal level. If you're using x windows system you'll need to tell your system not to use the program in the GUI; but anyways, I'll use emacs as an example.
From the bash; type:
 emacs filename.txt (press enter) - it will create an empty file with the filename specified "filename.txt". It will save "filename.txt" from which ever
directory type in "emacs filename.txt" command.

keep in mind in all UNIX system VI comes with it; emacs doesn't, you'll need to install emacs. Nano on the other hand is more popular; just in case if that doesn't respond it means when you "nano filename.ext" and nothing happens you'll need to install it.
once you issue vi filename.txt most likely you'll end up creating a new file. You should look up vi, emacs or nano how to use on google before you get started. How to write a file, editing it, using its tools to search and replace text is different in those editing programs. I like emacs out of all the choices but you'll find developers that are obsessed with or favor vi and nano

A: touch ~/Desktop/something.txt

This will create an empty txt file.
Or
echo "Hello" > ~/Desktop/somethingelse.txt

This will create a txt file saying "Hello".
nano ~/Desktop/anotherfile.txt

This will open ~/Desktop/anotherfile.txt in nano, or if it doesn't exist, it will create it and open it in nano.
The same can be done by simply replacing nano with emacs or vim and it will use emacs or vim instead of nano

A: You can't use a terminal to create a file. You can use an application running in a terminal. Just invoke any non-GUI editor (emacs -nw, joe, nano, vi, vim, …).
If you meant using the command line, then you are asking how to create a file using the shell. See What is the exact difference between a 'terminal', a 'shell', a 'tty' and a 'console'?
The basic way to create a file with the shell is with output redirection. For example, the following command creates a file called foo.txt containing the line Hello, world.
echo 'Hello, world.' >foo.txt

If you want to write multiple lines, here are a few possibilities. You can use printf.
printf '%s\n' 'First line.' 'Second line.' 'Third line.' >foo.txt

You can use a string literal containing newlines.
echo 'First line.
Second line.
Third line.' >foo.txt

or
echo $'First line.\nSecond line.\nThird line.' >foo.txt

Another possibility is to group commands.
{
  echo 'First line.'
  echo 'Second line.'
  echo 'Third line.'
} >foo.txt

On the command line, you can do this more directly with cat. Redirect its output to the file and type the input line by line on cat's standard input. Press Ctrl+D at the beginning of the line to indicate the end of the input.

$ cat >foo.txt
First line.
Second line.
Third line.
Ctrl+D

In a script you would use a here document to achieve the same effect:
cat <<EOF >foo.txt
First line.
Second line.
Third line.
EOF

If you just want to create an empty file, you can use the touch command: it creates the file if it doesn't exist, and just updates its last-modified date if it exists.
touch foo.txt

Equivalently:
>>foo.txt

i.e. open foo.txt for appending, but write 0 bytes to it — this creates the file but doesn't modify it. Unlike touch, this doesn't update the file's last-modified date if it already existed.
To create an empty file, and remove the file's content if the file already existed, you can use
>foo.txt


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James Lumsden (1778–1856) was a Scottish stationer and merchant who served as Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1843 to 1846.

Life

He was born on 13 November 1778 in Glasgow, the son of James Lumsden, an engraver and publisher, and his wife, Jean Adamson. The family lived in a second floor flat in Craigs Land at the head of the Old Wynd in central Glasgow. He was educated at Glasgow Grammar School. Their family publishing firm J. Lumsden and Son was founded in 1783 and specialised in children's books.

In 1797 he was "elected" knight companion of the Coul Club under the pseudonym of Christopher Copperplate.

When his father retired in 1810, he then took over the publishing firm.

In 1812 he was one of the several people including Henry Bell and Sir Walter Scott on the maiden voyage of the Comet.

He developed the business James Lumsden & Son based at 20 Queen Street in Glasgow. In 1840 he was living at 208 St Vincent Street.

In 1838 he was one of the founders of the Clydesdale Bank. He served on Glasgow Town Council from 1833 and was elected Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1843 to 1846, having previously been a Town councillor and baillie, and a commissioner of the City of Glasgow Police. His most important achievement as Lord Provost was the crearion of the Glasgow School of Design.

He retired in 1852 and died on 16 May 1856. He was buried in the churchyard of Glasgow Cathedral.

Artistic Recognition

A statue to his memory, designed by John Mossman, stands near the cathedral in front of Glasgow Royal Infirmary, of which both he and his brother Lachlan were major benefactors. He was also portrayed by Sir Daniel Macnee.

Family
He married Margaret Gourlay. They had two sons, James and George, who both initially joined the family firm. James Jr was head of the Clydesdale Bank from 1851 until his death, and was also Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1866 to 1869. He was knighted in 1868 as Sir James Lumsden of Arden.

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Behemoth / Suicide Silence – London ULU
February 10, 2008 Hanntu2008
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supported by Suicide Silence
London ULU
All pics and live review by HannTu
Once in a rare while, there comes a week where everything happens. In the period of 7 days between 2nd February and 9th February there were 5 high profile gigs happening in London: Primordial, Obituary, Municipal Waste, Behemoth and Dark Tranquillity. Sometimes I almost think we have a choice. Sadly I missed the Obituary gig, but never fear, the others are well covered.
Primordial's TO THE NAMELESS DEAD was my number 2 of 2007, and guess who was number 1…
…Yes, Behemoth's THE APOSTASY was my numero uno of 2007. Number 2 and Number 1, in London, within the space of 3 or 4 days. There MIGHT actually be a god…Canadian veterans Kataklysm were supposed to be the opener for Behemoth throughout the UK and Iberia tour, but they took time out from touring to rest, relax and finish writing their new album. Best of luck to them, although it would've been ace to see them open for Behemoth. In their place were Polish black/death band Devilish Impressions and deathcore band Suicide Silence.
Thanks to the wholly inefficient, inexperienced, nit-picking and clueless door staff at ULU, I missed the opening act Devilish Impressions in its entirety, and I wasn't in the minority either. I don't suppose you can blame them (the door staff); the ULU is normally a university student union slash party/club venue. Bring in a thousand or so rowdy metalheads all pumped up on Newky Brown and buzzing to see Behemoth, they just didn't know how to cope. As I went in, Suicide Silence were just about to start, and well over 150 people were behind me in the queue. And I'd heard good things about Devilish Impressions too…
Suicide Silence seemed to me to be a bit of a touring mismatch. The youngsters from California play a rather standard brand of deathcore that has already been done to death (!) by Job For a Cowboy etc etc. The band had a good stage vibe, intensely energetic, but no memorable riffs or anything other than a cool-show-forget-about-it feeling. Standing next to the speakers didn't help either. I may have been more receptive of this band if it had been a full deathcore gig, although I probably wouldn't have remembered any of their music anyway. In any case, coming to see Behemoth kinda raises your expectations slightly more than the level of your average deathcore band, and Suicide Silence were definitely average.
Does Behemoth need an introduction? They came around to London last April for the No Mercy tour with Napalm Death and Moonspell, and it's great to see them headline here again. Touring in support of their frankly amazing album THE APOSTASY made for one of the unmissable shows of the year.
Chants of "Polska! Polska!" rang out as soon as Suicide Silence left the stage, and it was frankly amazing to see the Polish contingent so vocal and so heavily represented in the crowd. It only served to pump up the atmosphere, which reached molten lava pitch when Inferno came out to soundcheck his drums. On a side note, I find it an indicator of his craft that he soundchecks his own drums rather than let a drum technician do it for him.
The crowd went absolutely mental when the intro from THE APOSTASY played, and Orion, Nergal and Seth came out blazing to "Slaying the Prophets ov Isa". The energy was feverish from all four performers, in particular Inferno who was a blur of movement, all sticks, tattoos, crashes and moving feet. You couldn't see him for the tornado of colour he was creating around himself. One of the tightest, fastest and most powerful drummers in extreme music, you just can't imagine Behemoth without the Inferno.
The well-known intro to "Antichristian Phenomenon" boomed out, which had the crowd repeating "We would like to see the human race killed off…" Song by song by powerful song, the inexorable Behemoth machine rolled on: "Demigod", "Conquer All", "Prometherion". There was a short break for Inferno to show off his solo skills, which he did, after doing some impressive fire-breathing. If for some reason he ever decides to give up drumming, he has a promising career in front of him in circuses.
The song "Slaves Shall Serve" absolutely slayed. In fact, which song didn't? I loved the fact that they mixed old with new, with songs such as "From the Pagan Vastlands" and "Summoning of the Ancient Ones" mixing it with " At the Left Hand ov God" and "Christgrinding Avenue". "Christians to the Lions", an old favourite of mine, as is "Sculpting the Throne ov Seth" with its faintly Eastern intro.
"Decade of Therion" had the crowd screaming "Demonaz!", another old favourite of mine. Nergal and co. were incredibly personable, strutting round the stage, shoving their faces into people's cameras, and generally looking fucking excited to be there. They kept that up throughout the entire show, not a hint of boredom, tiredness or fatigue. There was also room for a bit of humour: Nergal asked the crowd "Do you want some more? Say 'fuck yeah' if you do!" Crowd obliges, a resounding "Fuck yeah!" "Are you sure? Say Fuck YEAHHH!" Crowd obliges again, louder. "Are you fucking sure?? Say PLEASE JESUS!" Huge boos and whistles, Nergal cracks a huge smile and launches into the next song ("Sculpting the Throne ov Seth"?)
It's always a huge bonus when your idols don't disappoint you. But it's special when they exceed all your expectations. Behemoth consistently maintain their high standard on albums; they tour heavily and extensively and are happy to do so. What more can you ask for?
Rome 64 CE (Intro)
Slaying the Prophets ov Isa
Antichristian Phenomenon
From the Pagan Vastlands
Conquer All
Prometherion
Drum Solo
Slaves Shall Serve
As Above So Below
At the Left Hand ov God
Summoning (Of The Ancient One)
Christgrinding Avenue
Christians To The Lions
Sculpting the throne ov Seth
Decade of Therion
Chant for Eschaton
I Got Erection (Turbonegro Cover)
Pure Evil and Hate
More Suicide Silence
More BEHEMOTH
Thanks to Karl at Eleven PR for the photo pass!
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Resolution on Trade Promotion Authority
Date Amended: October 11, 2014
Federalism and International Relations
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This resolution supports the extension of trade promotion authority (TPA) to the President of the United States, and something a version of which every US President since Franklin Delano Roosevelt has had, with the latest iteration lapsing in 2007. TPA facilitates the expansion of markets and the negotiation of free trade agreements which have been shown to increase America's export market and to be an important tool for the US President to have.
WHEREAS, Americans are deeply concerned with job creation, economic stability, and expanding economic prosperity throughout the United States, and;
WHEREAS, international trade is a critical engine of growth for the U.S. economy, and;
WHEREAS, the U.S exported $2.3 trillion in goods and services accounting for 13.5 percent of our Gross Domestic Product in 2013, and;
WHEREAS, studies show that post World War II trade liberalization has raised annual incomes by $1 trillion, or $10,000 per American household, and export-related jobs pay 13 to 18 percent more than the average job, and;
WHEREAS, many of these jobs depend upon continued access to foreign markets and increased openness of those markets, and;
WHEREAS, U.S. goods and services exports supported an estimated 11.3 million jobs in 2013, including 25% of all manufacturing jobs, and;
WHEREAS, the U.S. has implemented free trade agreements with 17 new countries since 2001 as a result of the authority granted to the President by the Trade Act of 2002 and 19 out of the 20 FTAs we have were passed under TPA, and;
WHEREAS, current U.S. FTA partners account for only 10 percent of world GDP, but purchase 40 percent of U.S. exports, and;
WHEREAS, the U.S. ran trade surpluses with its FTA partners in 2012 and 2013 compared to trade deficits averaging nearly $500 billion dollars with other countries over the same years, and;
WHEREAS, American intellectual property supports 40 million US jobs and trade agreements are an indispensable tool to secure the intellectual property rights of America's innovative industries overseas, and;
WHEREAS, without trade promotion authority the ability of the U.S. to continue to expand and open markets around the world and to establish and enforce fair and transparent international trading rules would be seriously constrained and U.S. businesses and farmers would lose market opportunities to foreign competitors, and;
WHEREAS, from 1974, every U.S. President has received trade promotion negotiating authority from Congress,
NOW THEREFORE LET IT BE FURTHER RESOLVED, that the State/Commonwealth of (Insert State) urges the U.S. Congress to enact the appropriate legislation to grant the President trade promotion negotiating authority; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this Resolution be sent to each member of Congress.
Approved by the ALEC Board of Directors on October 11, 2014.


The RSGS Dundee Group was established in 1884; Henry Morton Stanley gave the first public talk, entitled The Congo.
There are now six RSGS Inspiring People talks in Dundee each year.
These talks are given on Tuesday evenings, and all talks in the 2018-19 season will be held at the University of Dundee's Dalhousie Building.
For further information about the RSGS Dundee Group, please contact us on the details below.
As long as there is no trust and confidence that there will be justice and fairness in resource distribution, political positioning will remain more important than service.


I joined the St James bicycling group for a 14 mile ride around Lake Waccamow. There were 68 of us on the ride and it was a beautiful ride along the edge of the lake. Stopped for lunch at Dales Inn.
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There sure has been a lot of owls around here, hasn't there? Well it is for good reason. We are reading Guardians of Ga'Hoole before bed and the boys are just totally obsessed with them! So, whenever I pop into a thrift store, I always look for owls.
I lucked out the other day and scored this little cutie. We went back and forth on whether or not to paint him, but the paint won out and he was sprayed a glossy sky blue (which was the only color I have). It seems that I've painted a lot of things this color. I just can't help it–it's a favorite.
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I really like the painted version. What a beautiful blue.
He looks so great in blue!
I bought an owl at the thrift store today too! It's yellow. We should get ours together!
I have become slightly obsessed with owls. How cute are these!


In this work we show how by using a Padé type analytical continuation scheme, based on the Schlessinger point method, it is possible to find higher production thresholds in hadron physical problems. Recently, an extension of this numerical approach to the complex energy plane enabled the calculations of auto-ionization decay resonance poles in atomic and molecular systems. Here we use this so-called Resonances via Padé (RVP) method, to show its convergence beyond the singular point in hadron physical problems. In order to demonstrate the capabilities of the RVP method, two illustrations for the ability to identify singularities and branch points are given. In addition, two applications for hadron physical problems are given. In the first one, we identify the decay thresholds from a numerically calculated spectral function. In the second one, we use experimental data. First, we calculate the resonance pole of the f0(500) or σ meson using the S0 partial wave amplitude for ππ scattering in very good agreement with the literature. Second, we use data on the cross section ratio R(s) for e+e− collisions and discuss the prediction of decay thresholds which proves to be difficult if the data is noisy.


A scientist is shocked when his college son, fresh from spring break reveals that he is an alien being. He is then faced with a moral dilemma when he is asked to make a trade- his wife for the life of his real son, who is being held captive in another dimension.
I just happened to hear this one the other day. I love Norman Rose's voice.
I as well thought a significant story was somhow told in one hour and it was doen fairly nicely. Honestly the character of Dorothy got on my nerves! smile emoticon Check it out!


Drain the tuna and shred it with a fork. Put the olive oil and the chopped onion in a frying pan and saute over low heat until the onion start to turn slightly golden. Add the shredded tuna, season with a little pepper and cook for about 4 to 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Turn off the heat and sprinkle with chopped parsley.
In a bowl, mix the béchamel and the whipping cream; set aside.
Put on the bottom of a baking pan two lasagna sheets and, on top, a layer of tuna. And so on until finish with two lasagna sheets. Drizzle with the béchamel mixture and sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake until golden, about 30 minutes.
Turn off the oven and serve the lasagna with lettuce and tomato salad.


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Q: SQL to get messages only from people I follow I'm wondering how to create SQL query to get messages only from people I follow. I assume that create a SQL join query is the right way but I don't know how. Please could someone help me?
I have these three tables now:
CREATE TABLE `users` (
`id` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY ,
`username` VARCHAR( 255 ) NOT NULL ,
`email` VARCHAR( 255 ) NOT NULL ,
`password` VARCHAR( 8 ) NOT NULL ,
`status` ENUM( 'active', 'inactive' ) NOT NULL
) ENGINE = MYISAM ;

CREATE TABLE `posts` (
`id` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY ,
`user_id` INT NOT NULL ,
`body` VARCHAR( 140 ) NOT NULL ,
`stamp` DATETIME NOT NULL
) ENGINE = MYISAM ;

CREATE TABLE `following` (
`user_id` INT NOT NULL ,
`follower_id` INT NOT NULL ,
PRIMARY KEY ( `user_id` , `follower_id` )
) ENGINE = MYISAM ;

Thank you very much for your reply.

A: Like this:
SELECT * FROM POSTS
WHERE user_id IN (SELECT user_id FROM following
    WHERE follower_id = @your_id)

A: Try this:
select p.body, p.stamp, pu.username
from posts p
  join
  following f
  on f.user_id = p.user_id
  join
  users you
  on you.user_id = f.follower_id
  join
  users pu
  on pu.user_id = p.user_id
where you.username = 'obadja7'
;

...or something like it.
Rob

A: Now you have 3 answers: JOIN, IN, EXISTS
SELECT *
FROM POSTS p
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT *
    FROM following f
    WHERE f.follower_id = @your_id AND f.user_id = p.user_id)

I'd use EXISTS because generally:

*

*it gives the same plan (as JOIN + IN, depends on duplicates)

*supports composite keys (IN does not)

*there is no need to de-duplicate output (eg JOIN)


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One Stolen Night is a 1929 American part-talkie adventure crime film directed by Scott R. Dunlap, and starring Betty Bronson, William Collier Jr., Mitchell Lewis, Harry Todd, and Charles Hill Mailes. It is based on the short story The Arab  by D. D. Calhoun. It is a remake of the 1923 film with the same name. The film was released by Warner Bros. on March 16, 1929.

Cast
Betty Bronson as Jeanne
William Collier Jr. as Bob
Mitchell Lewis as Blossom
Harry Todd as Blazer
Charles Hill Mailes as Doad
Nina Quartero as Chyra
Rose Dione as Madame Blossom
Otto Lederer as Abou-Ibu-Adam
Angelo Rossitto as The Dwarf
Jack Santoro as Brandon
Harry Schultz as The Sheik

Reception
According to Warner Bros records, the film earned $227,000 domestically and $15,000 foreign.

Preservation
The film survives in a 9.5mm copy at the BFI film archive.

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We started off the morning by making a plan to find pillows.
We did something we have NEVER done in all our years of traveling (and we travel a LOT). We both left our pillows with bright blue pillowcases on the hotel bed in Denver. Last night, we rolled towels, took an Ambien each, and hoped for the best.
After campfire coffee, Stephen figured out a never-before-seen route to Fort Collins and around the Cache La Pudre highway and back to the western entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park. We could see new scenery and stop at Walmart for pillows. Excellent plan, man.
We found snow up high.
We ate lunch at Granby, which is right before the Western entrance to RMNP. This is the best burger I had on the entire trip. Half pounders with mushrooms and cheese on gluten-free buns and fries. The Maverick Grill in Granby is the place for big burgers.
The Western side had some wildlife jackpot!
This is a momma moose. Very territorial. Very dangerous if threatened. Fortunately, she seemed pretty chill. This is a very close shot with little zoom. I'm standing on an access road with a few other people and she came so close, I could have kissed her nose.
And it's a good thing I was smart and stayed behind the camera. THIS is momma moose and a newly dropped calf. This baby is so new, it's not up on its legs yet. Once I saw this, I got my picture and eased far away. The only human deaths in RMNP at this point are from moose. I'm not going to be the next statistic.
As if that was not exciting enough, check out these bighorn sheep (rams). It's been Nine YEARS since I last saw any bighorn. I got so very lucky to capture a field of bighorn sheep in Colorado springs on our first trip out here. I have been to RMNP several times since then and have never seen bighorn. Here are two, posing for me.


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Summit Skates Past Ramsey, 8-1, in NJSIAA Public C Semifinals
WEST ORANGE, NJ — A well-oiled machine firing on all cylinders — all it needed was some gas.
It has been an up-and-down, in-and-out-of-the-lineup season for Summit, but the Hilltoppers finally found its stride at the best time of year.
Luc Radice and Greg Spitznagel each scored twice and set up a third, and Spencer Myers, Chris Macgovern and Davis Strabley joined the party as fourth-seeded Summit fashioned an 8-1 victory over ninth-seeded Ramsey in the NJSIAA Public C semifinals at Codey Arena in West Orange.
With the triumph, the Hilltoppers return to "The Rock" to defend its 2018 state title and waits the winner of 6-Chatham vs. 7-Northern Highlands Thursday night.
"I think we're playing our best hockey right now," Summit coach Keith Nixon said. "That's where you need to be. Doesn't matter how you get there. But we've finally figured it out."
"We were just excited to get going and we went out flying," Spitznagel said. "Going into the state final, it's good to show other teams what we're made of. We're playing good hockey. Just want to it keep going."
Collins, Myers and Radice gave Summit a two-goal lead after one period before the Hilltoppers struck for four goals in the second frame to establish a 7-1 advantage after two. With Nikita Pryymak back between the pipes turning aside 20 shots and Tom Pryymak mixing it up offensively with three assists, Summit struck early and often.
"Both teams were going to come out firing. We just wanted to set the tone," Radice, who scored at the end of the first, then again to start the second, said. "We got the first one but gave up another. We just wanted to come back fired up and come out with the win."
Since falling, 6-5, to Westfield in the McInnis Cup, Summit (19-6-1) has won three straight games in the state tournament, outscoring the opposition 21-3. But it was Ramsey (16-12) arguably playing its best hockey of the season after stunning top-seeded Indian Hills in overtime, 3-2, on Monday.
"We knew (Ramsey) was going to come out hard. They came out against Indian Hills pretty hard, got a goal the first minute. We wanted to get out on top of them first and that's what we did," Spitznagel said. "On the bench, the boys were rattled. We were rowdy for the win and kept putting pucks in the net."
"We knew they were coming off a big win so we wanted to shut them down, play in their zone, get it in deep and that's what we did," Radice said. "It feels really good going into the last game of my career finishing, helping the team out any way I can."
Chris Magovern and Davis Strabley added power-play goals, late, for Summit.
"Now, we're starting to score goals on secondary chances. We're playing to the level of talent that's in the room," Nixon said. "Earlier in the season, everything was off the initial shot. If it didn't go in, there was nobody there for the rebound. No garbage goals. These last three games, we've figured it out."
Tyler Botta's goal with 33 seconds left tied it for Ramsey in the quarterfinals. The junior then won it in overtime as the Rams upset Indian Hills on Monday.
Botta scored to tie this game at 1-1 just 3:40 into the action, but it would be all the offense Ramsey could muster against Summit.
"I was kind of disappointed with our start. I thought we came out flat," Ramsey coach Jeff Mills said. "I think we did a lot of watching. We kind of sat back and watched a good hockey game at the beginning. We've come back almost every game we've played, we battled back last game against Indian Hills. Down 2-1 with 30 seconds left. We find a way. Tonight, we just sat back watching and didn't find that next gear.
"The kids can't be disappointed with the season we had," Mills said. "The ninth-seed ended up in the state semifinals — that's crazy — and we earned every bit of it."
Team captain James Gasparovich took satisfaction in Ramsey's solid season, which included a 5-3 victory over Mahwah in the Sweet-16. The Rams were eyeing its first state title since defeating Glen Rock, 5-1, in 2016.
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard 100 percent of the time," Gasparovich said. "I saw a team that wouldn't quit no matter what. I saw Dane Beltramini play out of his mind the whole season. Nothing changes. Heart and will. That's what it takes to get it done. That's what this team's made of. I see a team that has a fantastic future."
"I watched the Indian Hills-Ramsey game and that was a very talented team that Ramsey beat," Nixon, The Star-Ledger State Coach of the Year after guiding Summit to its first state title in 2012, said. "Ramsey is a feisty team. They get the most out of what they got. They work hard. I said to the guys, 'Look, we have to play as a team. We have to get pucks to the net, get traffic to the net,' which we've been doing a much better job of lately."
When asked if there's any added pressure to defending their title against Randolph on Monday, Collins said: "The experience is definitely helpful from last year, especially with so many returning guys. It puts a target on our head. We need to make sure we bring our best game every game. We just have to stay disciplined and play with some heart and we'll be good."
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It's time to put on your red dress or red dress pin. National Wear Red Day is an observance near and dear to my heart (no pun intended!). My mother passed away in 2009 of a sudden heart attack. She had no history of diagnosed heart disease and had no idea that the symptoms she was having were those of a heart attack.
You see, we all know the "chest pain" sign and the "pain down the arm" sign, but those are usually seen in men, not women. Women tend to feel nauseous, feel like they have heartburn or generally feel unwell. Like my mom, they think laying down for a while will make them feel better. Unfortunately, most never get back up. Heart disease, including heart attack, is the No.1 killer of women. 1 in 3 women die of cardiovascular disease. This gets far less attention than, say, breast cancer, which claims the life of 1 in 30.
Please don't be a statistic. Go to Go Red for Women and learn how you can improve and protect your health and your heart. Be sure to look around the site and the parent site as well. It's National Heart Month all month long. Do something good for your heart!


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Q: Best way to share the state between components in ReactJS I've currently set up the a React context to share the state and the current version looks like the following:
QueryContext.js
import { createContext } from "react";

const queryContext = createContext({
    query: "",
    setQuery: (value) => {},
});

export default queryContext;

App.js
import React, { useState } from "react";

import QueryContext from "./contexts/QueryContext";

import Header from "./Header";
import Nav from "./Nav";
import Main from "./Main";
import Footer from "./Footer";

const App = () => {
    const [query, setQuery] = useState("");

    return (
        <>
            <QueryContext.Provider value={{ query, setQuery }}>
                <Header />
            </QueryContext.Provider>
                <Nav />
            <QueryContext.Provider value={{ query, setQuery }}>
                <Main />
            </QueryContext.Provider>
            <Footer />
        </>
    );
};

export default App;

Since Nav is placed between Header and Main, there was no choice but wrapping both with separate providers.
Should I just use props instead of context like the following?
App.js
import React, { useState } from "react";

import Header from "./Header";
import Nav from "./Nav";
import Main from "./Main";
import Footer from "./Footer";

const App = () => {
    const [query, setQuery] = useState("");

    return (
        <>
            <Header value={{ query, setQuery }} />
            <Nav />
            <Main value={{ query, setQuery }} />
            <Footer />
        </>
    );
};

export default App;

A: Context is technology which allows developers to pass data through a lot of levels of application tree. The first thing to remember here - if something is global, it should probably be placed in context and accessed from anywhere with level lower. Passing data through several levels using properties will probably be bad practice - code quality will decrease along with performance, probably.
I assume, that in your case it is better to make context (you already did - QueryContext) and place it as higher as allowed:
import React, { useState } from "react";

import QueryContext from "./contexts/QueryContext";

import Header from "./Header";
import Nav from "./Nav";
import Main from "./Main";
import Footer from "./Footer";

const App = () => {
    const [query, setQuery] = useState("");

    return (
        <QueryContext.Provider value={{ query, setQuery }}>
            <Header />
            <Nav />
            <Main />
            <Footer />
        </QueryContext.Provider>
    );
};

export default App;

All components which require data from QueryContext could extract it via useContext(QueryContext). As bonus against props way here - you are allowed to place Header and Main components as deep as you want, they will still have access to context.
In my opinion, the best solution here is to implement 2 components for each working with query: 1-st one will work with props, the 2-nd one with context, but you probably dont need it as long as it could be overengineering. Here is the example:
interface Props {
  query: string;
  setQuery: (value: string) => void;
}

function Header(props: Props) {
  return (...);
}

function HeaderConnected() {
  const {query, setQuery} = useContext(QueryContext);

  return <Header query={query} setQuery={setQuery}/>
}

This component separation method provides developer 2 flexible ways of using component. You could do the same with components, attached to Redux storage - writing their pure variant along with "connected" to storage.
My remarks for your code here:

*

*In your case, there is no need to create several context providers placed on the same level with same value. Make it single and move to upper level.

*In my opinion, there is no need to make such prop as value containing query and its setter. This is rather unclear, what value is and seems that these values should be extracted from some global scope (context), but it depends on task context.


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Rev-Raptor je třinácté studiové album německé heavy metalové skupiny U.D.O. Album vyšlo 20. května 2011 u AFM Records. Album produkoval kytarista Stefan Kaufmann.

Seznam skladeb

Sestava
 Udo Dirkschneider – zpěv
 Stefan Kaufmann – kytara
 Igor Gianola – kytara
 Fitty Wienhold – baskytara
 Francesco Jovino – bicí

Reference

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On the day when the first tickets went on sale for the upcoming US tour, Bruce Springsteen has released two new pro-shot videos from his recent shows in Perth and Adelaide. Their is a typo at the time we are writing this news post as in the Highway to Hell video, Springsteen has it listed from Perth (02/08) but it is really from Adelaide (02/11). Enjoy!


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support version 1 files, too.
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Most of them are close to useless for proper testing.
audio levels that I can't say for sure if they actually work as intended.
influence that I guess this must be as intended.


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#42 in the Series: Penguin Essentials
Ian Rankin (Introducer)
Hard-boiled detective fiction at its best: Raymond Chandler's best loved novel, The Big Sleep, published as a Penguin Essential for the first time.
'I was neat, clean, shaved and sober, and I didn't care who knew it. I was everything the well-dressed private detective ought to be. I was calling on four million dollars.'
Los Angeles PI Philip Marlowe is hired by wheelchair-bound General Sternwood to discover who is indulging in some petty blackmail. A weary, old man, Sternwood just wants the problem to go away. But Marlowe finds he has his work cut out just keeping Sternwood's wild, devil-may-care daughters out of trouble as they prowl LA's dirtiest and darkest streets. And pretty soon, he's up to his neck in hoodlums and corpses . . .
Jennifer Johnston
What a Carve Up!
Cold Comfort Farm
The Day of the Triffids
J.L. Carr
Raymond Chandler (Author) Raymond Chandler was born in Chicago in 1888 but moved to England with his mother when he was twelve after his parents' divorce. He was educated at Dulwich College, London and studied international law in France and Germany. He published a number of poems and essays in local papers and worked as a reporter, essayist and book reviewer before emigrating to the United States in 1912. After serving for the Canadian Army during the First World War he tried a variety of jobs before becoming a bookkeeper and auditor for Dabney Oil Syndicate. In 1924 he married Cissy Pascal. When Chandler lost his job during the Great Depression, he decided to devote himself to writing. He began writing short stories for Black Mask Magazine, the best known of the 'hard-boiled' school of pulp fiction magazines. In 1939 he published his first novel The Big Sleep to instant acclaim in Britain and the US, introducing the world to his iconic private eye, Philip Marlowe. Marlowe went on to star in almost all of Raymond Chandler's major works and with Farewell My Lovely (1940) and The Long Goodbye (1954) Chandler cemented his reputation as a giant of American popular culture and master of a style of detective fiction that would be widely admired and imitated. Chandler turned to screenwriting in 1943 with Double Indemnity and worked closely with director Billy Wilder. He continued to write for Hollywood for the next four years, during the heyday of the Hollywood studio system, receiving an Oscar nomination for The Blue Dahlia (1946). In 1946 Chandler received an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America for screenplay and in 1954 for novel writing. During the last year of his life he was made President of the Mystery Writers of America. He died from pneumonia in 1959.


Description 6 Sections See flier/form. Onsite Registration: All players registering onsite will receive a bye in round 1. Onsite registration from 8:00 � 9:30am Teams: Top four finishers from the same school combine for team score in sections 1-4. Minimum two players per team. Pre-Registered: Pre-registered players must check-in before 9:00 am or will receive round 1 bye Schedule: Round 1 begins 9:00 am for sections 5-6 and 9:30 am for sections 1-4. Entry Fee: $15 for all players with NO ADDITIONAL MEMBERSHIP FEES REQUIRED Mail before or on February 2 Contact: Crystal Cruz can be contacted at normanchessclub@gmail.com or 405-863-4720 cell New this year: Chess Express Rating included. USCF rating included for Premier players.


India is currently going through a phase of modernization and revamp for treatment of waste of all kinds. Opportunities are emerging in the areas of treatment of sewage water, conservation and harvesting of rain water and recycling of industrial water. We invite you to participate in India Waste & Water Forum to exhibit Norwegian competence to key stakeholders in the Indian market.
Till about few years back most cities and towns used obsolete technologies and solutions for managing municipal waste and industrial waste. With increasing awareness about the environment and sanitation needs, India is now seeing an enormous demand for modern waste handling techniques. The huge demand for waste handling comes mainly from Municipal bodies, heavy polluting industries and hospitals. While many European countries like Netherlands, Belgium and Sweden have been aggressively bidding for contracts in these sectors, Norway is still to catch up.
About 160,000 tons of solid waste is generated per day in India. This figure could be twice as much by 2020.
Specific Business Opportunities exist along the entire waste management value chain. Opportunities can be found with collection and segregation of waste material, separation of wet organic wastes, production and sale of compost to bio fertilizer firms, screening of materials for recycling, energy recovery and land fill disposals, recycling of wastes, municipal solid waste to energy recovery, management of wastes at dumpsite, financing for the entire waste management value chain.
Rising population and urbanization have also put severe strain on India's most precious natural resource 'water'. Most water sources are contaminated by sewage and agricultural runoff. India has made progress in the supply of safe water for the people, but gross disparity in coverage exists across the country. Currently, the state of Maharashtra faces a collapse in terms of water supply for the hinterland and the population and industry has been severely hit.
Opportunities exist in the areas of treatment of sewage water, conservation and harvesting of rain water, recycling of industrial water etc. Recently the 'National Clean Ganga Mission' aimed at cleaning the river Ganges has taken momentum in the country, opening opportunities for Norwegian technology in impurity measurement, sewage treatment, bio-remediation etc.
The program covers a study trip to major municipal corporations in India, which tentatively include Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore etc. We are also planning interactions with relevant Government bodies in different regions. Alongside the roundtable meetings, Innovation Norway intends to participate in the globally acknowledged event, IFAT in Mumbai, to be held on 28th Sept – 30th Sept 2016.
A Norwegian pavilion is being planned under the umbrella of Team Norway; this is subject to interest shown by companies.
Our objective is to exhibit Norwegian competence in areas of waste and water management to key stakeholders in the Indian market.
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