Celebrity marketing definitely highlights a practice that has been used for years to increase sales, especially by the larger brands from all around the world. We look at famous people as being tremendous salesmen because their endorsement can so easily increase sales. Brand associations are remembered by consumers and we do want that endorsement from a mental point of view. If a celebrity we admire recommends something, it has to be good right?
As you surely already know, celebrity marketing is a common marketing strategy that uses a person that is famous in order to offer product endorsements. That celebrity can be a musician, ex-politician, cartoon character, athlete and so on. The celebrity does not need to be a superstar that is recognized internationally. He/she just has to be known in the group where the target audience is found.
We have seen celebrity marketing being used in practically all mediums including the internet, radio, television and print. The main part of the strategy is to be 100% sure that the celebrity perfectly matches the product that is sold. When this combination is done properly, profits can be huge and we would be faced with a public perception change. However, if the marketing strategy is not properly done, the brand can be destroyed. This practically means that you have to be careful when drafting a celebrity marketing campaign.
Who Uses Celebrity Marketing Effectively?
Contrary to popular belief, celebrity marketing is a really good strategy for both small and large industries, no matter the industry. Statistics show that 15% of the ads that currently run in USA feature a famous celebrity endorser.
As expected, the company that wants to work with the celebrity endorser has to pay a price that is higher, a premium for the services offered. This can be seen as the most important disadvantage that is associated with securing the celebrity partnership. Also, the advertising mediums like TV ads are expensive. A smaller company usually focuses on celebrity marketing strategies built around less expensive activities like autograph signing events and print ads.
It is important for the company that uses celebrity marketing to understand risks and rewards associated with the process. Many reasons exist why you may use the services of a celebrity. For instance, you may want to launch a product in a faster, easier way through a well-known person that is trusted by the potential buyers.
Relevance – the celebrity needs to be a perfect fit based on the product that is promoted. For instance, Jamie Oliver would be great for any food related product.
Familiarity – the familiarity of the celebrity will have a huge effect on the effectiveness of the ad.
Reputation – the celebrity has to be respected by the target audience.
Differentiation – since the competition may also use celebrities, you want to differentiate yourself in one way or another, as long as it is a positive differentiation.


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Q: The size of the button I put a default button in the Interface builder, and it has some default size
then I programmatically changed its title, and received this:

this is my code for this button:
 NSString *btnGetRegisterCodeTitle = NSLocalizedString(@"Get Registration Code", @"Title on button");
[_btnRegister setTitle:btnGetRegisterCodeTitle forState:UIControlStateNormal];

What do i need to do to the button, to make it autolayout its frame so that the entire (3 words ) title would fit on it?

A: after changing the title call sizeToFit
[yourButton sizeToFit];

A: What exactly happening here is, When you are changing the title of button, the text becomes out of bound.
What you can do is, programmatically set the button size to fit its content/title.
For that use this:
NSString *btnGetRegisterCodeTitle = NSLocalizedString(@"Get Registration Code", @"Title on button");
[_btnRegister setTitle:btnGetRegisterCodeTitle forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[_btnRegister sizeToFit];

Here the sizeToFit method will automatically resize your UIButton in such a way that your Title is not merged/overlapped.. :)
Update:
Have a look at this Question
I've copied the selected answer from there, in case that question is removed..
Check out the NSString method -sizeWithFont:. It returns a CGSize that will inform you as to how much size your text will need in the button. Then you can adjust the button's frame based on this size, adding whatever padding you desire to the width and height of the button's frame. Something like this:
NSString *msg = @"The button label";
UIFont *font = [UIFont systemFontOfSize:17];
CGSize msgSize = [msg sizeWithFont:font];
CGRect frame = button.frame;
frame.size.width = msg.size.width+10;
frame.size.height = msg.size.height+10;
button.frame = frame;

A: NSString *btnGetRegisterCodeTitle = NSLocalizedString(@"Get Registration Code", @"Title on button");
CGSize size = [btnGetRegisterCodeTitle sizeWithFont:_btnRegister.titleLabel.font];
[_btnRegister setTitle:btnGetRegisterCodeTitle forState:UIControlStateNormal];
_btnRegister.frame = CGRectMake(_btnRegister.frame.origin.x,
                                _btnRegister.frame.origin.y,
                                size.width, size.height);

How about this one?
It is practically the same answer as above, just more simple so you won't get it wrong by mistake. (Using the button title's font instead of system font).
You can still try to add the 10 points to width and height like in the previous answer if you want.

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All Time Low and Sleeping With Sirens perform well live
Sleeping With Sirens and All Time Low show the fans a great time at their recent concert.
Allyssa Reed, Staff Reporter
Have you ever become so obsessed with a band that you just had to see them live and when you did finally see them live they were just awful and you were left feeling disappointed? Well have no fear because All Time Low and Sleeping With Sirens are the light at the end of that dark tunnel. The bands recently performed at the Revention Music Center as part of their Back To The Future Hearts Tour. I had the absolute pleasure of being there and it was an experience I won't soon forget. One Ok Rock, a Japanese rock band, opened first and I had set low expectations for them. They blew those low expectations right out the window with their first song, they brought Kellin Quinn, the singer of Sleeping With Sirens, out on stage to do the song with them and it was so unbelievably good. Neck Deep, a Welsh rock band from the UK, took the stage next and having heard some of their music before I had high hopes their act was going to be as good or better than One Ok Rock. My hopes got dashed, the lead singer's accent was super thick and difficult to understand and he also had quite the potty mouth. Needless to say Neck Deep left me feeling disappointed. After One Ok Rock and Neck Deep opened, Sleeping With Sirens took to the stage and blew the crowd away. Having seen videos of the band performing live my expectations were high and the band didn't disappoint. In my opinion I think SWS sounds better live than in studio, they were that good. I enjoyed every second of their performance. Finally All Time Low took to the stage, having seen them in concert earlier this year I had no doubt they were amazing live. I was a little disappointed that ATL and SWS didn't do a song together but overall it was an amazing experience. If you're looking for a new band, I highly recommend All Time Low and Sleeping WIth Sirens.
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The standard observer : a controversial subject
J.A.J. Roufs
The efficiency of monochromatic light for the eye is expressed in the relative spectral sensitivity of the eye. In 1924, the 'Commission Internationale de l'Eclairage' (CIE) recommended a curve for this purpose that had to be representative for the average photopic observer. In 1931 this was incorporated in the CIE Standard Observer. The particularly important conception of luminance is defined with the aid of the relative spectral sensitivity. It is a measure for brightness and enables us to compare the light flow of sources of different color. It affords the possibility of specifying the adaptive condition under which visual tests have to be carried out. When more data became available, however, it appeared that the standard observer is less representative than initially thought. For example, its sensitivity in the blue is too low, and the spectral sensitivity of the eye proved to depend on many parameters, like field size and location on the retina. Moreover, the visual spectral sensitivities determined according to various methods prove to be mutually different. This results in the increasingly urgent question, i.e. under which circumstances a light measurement, normally based on the sensitivity of the standard observer, is adequate or not. In view of this, in the latest session of the CIE (1971) a new study of the methodologic foundations was recommended. At the same time, high priority was recommended for research into the spectral sensitivity of small fields and the specification of mesopic light. Both are of importance for perimetry and mesoptometry.
Netherl. Ophthal. Soc., 166th Meeting, Eindhoven, 1971
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Opinion: Radiohead's In Rainbows is their bravest decision yet
Stuart Dredge writes…
As a band, Radiohead aren't shy of taking risks. Witness how they've evolved musically, in the transition between The Bends and OK Computer, and then onwards into their more electronica-influenced recent albums. The easy path would've been to have cranked out a few more emotive rock albums and become The New U2.
Now the band has made its bravest move yet, taking the decision to sell their new album 'In Rainbows' directly to fans as a digital download, for which fans decide how much they want to pay. Admittedly, there's also a £40 'Discbox' option for the hardcore fans, which should reduce the risk.
But if successful, In Rainbows could lay down a marker for other established artists to follow, and pose serious questions for the music industry establishment. Here's why I think it's a great idea.
Firstly, there's the economics. Surely letting fans decide how much they want to pay for In Rainbows is a bad idea? They'll all just choose 1p, and while Radiohead might then sell ten million copies, they'll only have £100,000 to show for it. But I don't think that'll happen.
See, Radiohead are one of those bands that has a sizeable hardcore fanbase – to the extent that even after their 'difficult' Kid A album, they were still selling out arenas and huge one-off festival dates around the world. I'd bet there's several hundred thousand people who'll take the honest route and stump up, say, £7.99 (the price of an album on iTunes) for In Rainbows.
And then there's hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of people who WILL put in silly money for the album, like 1p or 5p or a quid. But given that most of them probably wouldn't have paid full-price for it, it's not exactly lost revenue. There's no CD to package and send out, no marketing costs at retail, no expensive TV ads…
The only significant cost I can think of is bandwidth, so in the next few days, it'll be interesting to see if anyone comes out with an estimate of how much it costs Radiohead to distribute one digital copy of In Rainbows, as a guide to how much they need to be selling the average copy for.
So, the band are still making money from their fanbase, while getting their music into the computers and iPods of potentially millions of people who wouldn't otherwise have bought it. I can't think of a catch.
There are questions, obviously. Will the downloads be DRM-free, and what bit-rate will they be encoded at? What happens if everyone goes to download the album on 10th October and the site crashes? Will it be possible to buy a CD version without shelling out for the box set?
Will any of these sales count towards the 'proper' charts, and if not, does it matter? Will Radiohead launch some form of preview in the coming days so people can listen to snippets of the album before ordering? And will other bands follow Radiohead's lead in the coming months?
Pretty much every major artist nearing the end of their record contract will be watching developments eagerly, to see how In Rainbows does. I've signed up for my copy already, so will be reporting on the answers to those questions in the coming weeks.
Stuart Dredge is editor-in-chief of Tech Digest. He would buy the Discbox, if it didn't mean also buying a new record player. But is still tempted.
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Daniel vanHeyst
Emeritus Professor, Arts and Drama
MFA Drama (Design), University of Alberta, 1993
BFA Drama (Design), University of Alberta, 1981
Daniel has been teaching at The King's University--and leading the development of the Visual Art, Drama, and Communication Arts programs--since 1993. Trained at Dordt College and The University of Alberta as designer for live theatre, he has designed hundreds of professional, educational, and community shows. Notably, he designed The Canadian Badlands Passion Play in Drumheller, Alberta from its inaugural season in 1994 until 2007.
While resident designer at Edmonton's Theatre Network, he was awarded a Sterling for Outstanding Set Design, and has recently been twice nominated for that award. He is a Past President of Theatre Alberta.
His research interests are the designer's role in the development of new plays and the application of Christian theological insight to the interpretation and appreciation of visual and performing art. His paintings have been featured in several solo exhibitions and are held in many private collections.
The designer's role in new play development
Community theatre as a community development process
Puppetry and improvisation
Found and recycled materials in the design/build process for sculpture and design for the stage
Painting in acrylics and encaustic media
Designing new plays (involving puppetry) with Kompany Family Theatre for school and family audiences
Designing Annapurna by Sharr White for Shadow Theatre in Edmonton January 2017, and designing The Hunger Room by Scott Button for Staircase Theatre in Vancouver May 2017.
Recent productions
Alberto the Dancing Alligator by Jan Taylor for Kompany Family Theatre, ATB Financial Arts Barns Nov. 2015.
Freud's Last Session by Mark St. Germaine, director/designer, Edmonton Fringe August 2013, Chemainus Festival Theatre August 2014
Bones in the Stones by Jan Taylor and Richard Link, Kompany Family Theatre, production designer June 2014
The Hunger Room, by Scott Button, in development with Stephen Heatley (UBC), production designer April 2013
Woof and Other Tales of Abigail, by Andrea Ritter, Kompany Family Theatre, production designer June 2012,
The Wizard Who Was...or Was Not, Kompany Family Theatre, production designer June 2011
The Canadian Badlands Passion Play, Drumheller, AB, production designer 1994-2008
Should've by Roald Hoffman, (tour: Torino, Italy, Edmonton, Vancouver, Jasper) production designer 2007-2008
At the End of Her Rope by Cheryl Jack, Persephone Theatre Saskatoon, set and costume designer March 2008
Zachary and the Storytelling Stones by Kristin Finlay, Kompany Family Theatre, production designer June 2010


University of Benin, UNIBEN Post-UTME Screening Exercise Date For The 2017/2018 Academic Session Has Been Scheduled.
This is to inform the general public that according to the information posted on the registration page, The University of Benin (UNIBEN) Admission Screening Exercise for 2017/2018 Academic Session; to be conducted by UNIBEN CONSULT NIGERIA LIMITED, is rescheduled to take place between 28th September 2017 and 10th October 2017 in designated centres within the Ugbowo Campus of the University.
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Challenge the body and restore the soul with the Hennops Big 5 Trail Challenge.
Set in the heart of Gauteng, on the doorstep of both Johannesburg and Pretoria.
The event consists of four unique trails which depart from the grass lands, leading onto single track and jeep track.
Runners will meander along the Hennops River before veering away into the surrounding mountains.
Wildlife may be enjoyed on route, with kudu being a welcomed friend along most running trails. Birdlife is diverse, and the dramatic gorges and plateau areas allow for breath-taking views appreciated by most.
At times the trail feels so remote that one can hardly believe that both Johannesburg and Pretoria are less than 45 minutes away, making freedom an arm's reach.
To qualify for the Hennops Big 5 Medal you are required to complete in at least 4 of the 5 events. These can be any distance of your choice at any race.
Medals will be available at the final event on 3rd of November.
Cash prices will be available to overall winners for each distance at prize giving on 3rd of November.


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3-й чемпионат Южной Америки по волейболу среди мужчин прошёл с 4 по 11 ноября 1958 года в Порту-Алегри (Бразилия) с участием 5 национальных сборных команд. Чемпионский титул в 3-й раз подряд выиграла сборная Бразилии.

Команды-участницы
Аргентина, Бразилия, Парагвай, Уругвай, Чили.

Система проведения чемпионата
5 команд-участниц провели однокруговой турнир, по результатам которого определена итоговая расстановка мест.

Результаты

 4 ноября: Парагвай — Уругвай 3:0 (15:10, 15:8, 15:5).
 5 ноября: Уругвай — Аргентина 3:1 (15:12, 13:15, 15:11, 15:10); Бразилия — Чили 3:0 (15:1, 15:5, 15:1).
 6 ноября: Парагвай — Чили 3:1.
 7 ноября: Бразилия — Аргентина 3:0 (15:2, 15:13, 15:3).
 8 ноября: Парагвай — Аргентина 3:2 (15:-, 13:15, 10:15, 15:-, 15:-); Уругвай — Чили 3:1.
 9 ноября: Бразилия — Уругвай 3:0 (15:7, 15:0, 15:6).
 10 ноября: Аргентина — Чили 3:0.
 11 ноября: Бразилия — Парагвай 3:0 (15:13, 15:11, 15:3).

Итоги

Положение команд

Призёры
  Бразилия: Лусио, Сержио, Урбано, Нелсон, Куарезма, Жоэл, Кокуэйра, Марило, Финансиал, Алваро, Борболета, Атила. Тренер — Лусио да Кунья Фигейредо.

  Парагвай: Леопольдо Рекальди, Луис Охеда, Хосе Родригес, Гильберто Лопес, Марио Гейранд, Мигель Романач, Франсиско Агуэро, Эриберто Гарсете, Сильвио Гонсалес, Альфонсо Галло, Амаро Бенитес, Марсиано Вальдовинос. Тренер — Педро Мейра.

  Уругвай: Роландо, Хуан Парсио, Перес Дамисис, Гранотич, Коренхиа, Осорио, Соуто, Мунис, Мартинес, Эчето, Маррутиа.

Ссылки
 Архив волейбольных результатов

Чемпионаты Южной Америки по волейболу среди мужчин
1958 год в волейболе

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What is Facebook subscription messaging? This advanced messaging feature allows a Facebook page to send non-promotional content on a recurring basis through the Messenger platform. Advanced messaging features require review by the Messenger team for approval. To get approval for subscription messaging, a Facebook page administrator must request review.
Today I want to talk to the Facebook Page admins out there who are facing rejection.
First, know that it's not uncommon to find your subscription messaging review request denied by Facebook.
We see more questions in the MobileMonkey Island chatbot marketing and Facebook ads community about what to do if your request is denied or asking how long until you get word of approval than any other questions these days.
We celebrated when Tammy's request to get Facebook subscription messaging permissions for her Page was approved after a few weeks.
But not everyone who applies for subscription messaging in Facebook sees a green light at the end of the tunnel.
If you've had a request for subscription messaging come back as not approved, read on for the answers to get approved on your next request.
Top Udemy instructor Isaac Rudansky helps the clients of his digital ad agency AdVenture Media, get their Facebook Messenger bots approved for subscription messaging.
And in his epic chatbot marketing course, he shares the story of how he re-submitted a request for an ecommerce business and got approved the second time around.
Watch this short video to learn his tips when you're applying for subscription messaging on behalf of a Facebook Page a second or even third time.
Want to read instead of watch? Get the full video transcript here.
Did you catch all of Isaac's tips for subscription messaging requests?
Request subscription messaging permissions for your Facebook Messenger bot again.
Remember, there's a real person reviewing the request. Be personal in what you write.
Facebook needs to know that you're going to be sending non-promotional, helpful, content-related messages and not trying to sell anything.
If this is your second or third request, acknowledge that in the description and thank the reviewer.
Make sure the example subscription messages you provide fit the bill of being helpful, educational news items and not promotional. See Isaac's fantastic examples to get your juices flowing.
Super actionable guidance for submitting a subscription messaging request.
And if you're serious about generating profitable Facebook Messenger bot campaigns, Isaac's chatbot marketing course, a joint production with MobileMonkey, is your next step.
After you submit your request, you'll either be approved or denied — there's not too much fanfare about either. And exactly how long the review will take is a rough estimate.
There's no published statistics from Facebook on how many pages are not approved for Facebook subscription messaging on their first request.
Inappropriate description and examples that are the main reason why a request is not approved.
If your request for subscription messaging is not approved, you can click for more info to see a reason.
Facebook Messenger policy defines sponsored messages or standard messages as the messaging types that let you send promotional messages.
Promotional messages promote something, whether it's a product or service with a price tag or even a free giveaway or event.
In fact, using the word "free" in a subscription message can trigger a flag by Facebook's promotional messaging filters.
If your request for subscription messaging is not approved by Facebook, you want to try again with a modified approach to your description and examples.
Look to the Facebook subscription messaging cheat sheet for the exact steps to take to request the advanced messaging feature and samples of bad, good and better message examples.
As you start or restart the review process, start with the subscription messaging request checklist. The checklist describes the step-by-step process of applying for the advanced messaging permissions as well as for sending subscription messaging.
And if you're appealing for review a second time, it's critical to remember these dos and don'ts as you submit your request.
Get your request in as soon as possible. The review process has taken weeks for many MobileMonkey customers.
Write in a very personal way in your subscription request for your Facebook Messenger bot. Remember that you're talking to a person.
Use examples in your request that are newsworthy and not promotional. Check your examples with this question: "Would a news site pick up this story?" You want the answer to be yes.
Don't worry if your request is not approved. We've seen no limits to the number of times you can request, and you can improve your application in subsequent requests.
Don't promote anything in your message examples.
So that's how you get your Facebook Messenger bot approved for Page-level Subscription Messaging Permissions in time for the deadline.
What was your experience requesting Facebook subscription messaging permissions for your bot? Did you have to wait long? Were you approved the first time? Did you have to call in a favor from a friend at Facebook? Share your story in the comments.


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    *fn = ".f" + str::from(n->value());
    return true;
  } else {
    return false;
  }
}

static bool canDecFieldName(const MonoTypePtr& fieldName) {
  return is<TString>(fieldName) || is<TLong>(fieldName);
}

static bool mightRewriteToLookup(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const MonoTypePtr& rty, const std::string& fieldName, const MonoTypePtr& fty, Definitions* ds) {
  try {
    MonoTypeUnifier s(tenv);
    ConstraintPtr cst(new Constraint("Lookup", list(impliedType(fieldName), rty, fty)));

    refine(tenv, cst, &s, ds);
    return satisfiable(tenv, cst, ds);
  } catch (std::exception& ex) {
    return false;
  }
}

static MonoTypePtr rewritesToLookup(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const MonoTypePtr& rty, const std::string& fieldName, const MonoTypePtr& fty, Definitions* ds) {
  try {
    MonoTypeUnifier s(tenv);
    ConstraintPtr cst(new Constraint("Lookup", list(impliedType(fieldName), rty, fty)));

    refine(tenv, cst, &s, ds);
    if (satisfied(tenv, cst, ds)) {
      return s.substitute(fty);
    } else {
      return MonoTypePtr();
    }
  } catch (std::exception& ex) {
    return MonoTypePtr();
  }
}

static ExprPtr rewriteLookup(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const ExprPtr& r, const std::string& fieldName, const MonoTypePtr& rty, const MonoTypePtr& fty, Definitions* ds, const LexicalAnnotation& la) {
  MonoTypePtr xty = impliedType(fieldName);

  return
    unqualifyTypes(
      tenv,
      fncall(
        var("lookup", qualtype(list(ConstraintPtr(new Constraint("Lookup", list(xty, rty, fty)))), functy(list(xty, rty), fty)), la),
        list(impliedValue(fieldName, la), r),
        la
      ),
      ds
    );
}

bool HFLookupEliminator::satisfied(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const HasField& hf, Definitions* ds) const {
  auto dir    = hf.direction;
  auto rty    = hf.recordType;
  auto fty    = hf.fieldType;

  std::string fname;
  if (decFieldName(hf.fieldName, &fname)) {
    MonoTypePtr efty = rewritesToLookup(tenv, rty, fname, fty, ds);
    return efty != MonoTypePtr() && isMonoSingular(efty) && *efty == *fty;
  } else {
    return false;
  }
}

bool HFLookupEliminator::satisfiable(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const HasField& hf, Definitions* ds) const {
  auto dir    = hf.direction;
  auto rty    = hf.recordType;
  auto fty    = hf.fieldType;

  std::string fname;
  if (decFieldName(hf.fieldName, &fname)) {
    return mightRewriteToLookup(tenv, rty, fname, fty, ds);
  } else {
    return is<TVar>(hf.fieldName);
  }
}

bool HFLookupEliminator::refine(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const HasField& hf, MonoTypeUnifier* s, Definitions* ds) {
  auto dir    = hf.direction;
  auto rty    = hf.recordType;
  auto fty    = hf.fieldType;

  std::string fname;
  if (decFieldName(hf.fieldName, &fname)) {
    MonoTypePtr efty = rewritesToLookup(tenv, rty, fname, fty, ds);

    if (efty != MonoTypePtr() && isMonoSingular(efty)) {
      size_t sz = s->size();
      mgu(efty, fty, s);
      return s->size() != sz;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

// rewrite funny-looking function calls
struct HFLookupUnqualify : public switchExprTyFn {
  const TEnvPtr&       tenv;
  const ConstraintPtr& constraint;
  Definitions*         defs;

  HFLookupUnqualify(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const ConstraintPtr& cst, Definitions* defs) : tenv(tenv), constraint(cst), defs(defs) {
  }

  ExprPtr wrapWithTy(const QualTypePtr& qty, Expr* e) const {
    ExprPtr result(e);
    result->type(removeConstraint(this->constraint, qty));
    return result;
  }

  ExprPtr with(const Proj* v) const {
    ExprPtr prec = switchOf(v->record(), *this);

    if (hasConstraint(this->constraint, v->type()) && rewritesToLookup(this->tenv, prec->type()->monoType(), v->field(), v->type()->monoType(), this->defs)) {
      return rewriteLookup(this->tenv, prec, v->field(), prec->type()->monoType(), v->type()->monoType(), this->defs, v->la());
    }

    return wrapWithTy(v->type(), new Proj(prec, v->field(), v->la()));
  }
};

ExprPtr HFLookupEliminator::unqualify(const TEnvPtr& tenv, const ConstraintPtr& cst, const ExprPtr& e, Definitions* ds) const {
  return switchOf(e, HFLookupUnqualify(tenv, cst, ds));
}

std::string HFLookupEliminator::name() const { return "lookup"; }

}

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Megan Jasurda, the new director of Disability Support Services and ADA compliance officer. Jasurda began working at Clark Jan. 12 and is excited to work with the Disability Support Services team.
Clark College's Disability Support Services welcomed a new team member Jan. 12.
Megan Jasurda began working as the new director of Disability Support Services and ADA compliance officer last week. Jasurda has been in the field for six years and has held similar positions at Lower Columbia College and Portland Community College.
Jasurda has been in director and counselor roles, but is particularly excited about this position. "I like the cross between really being one-to-one with students and understanding their challenges and helping them work through those," Jasurda said. "But [I also like] getting the big picture projects and the proactive projects to make sure that the campus climate works for students with disabilities.
Jasurda has a master's degree in Educational Leadership, with an emphasis on higher education. "Through [my] degree and comparing different community colleges across Washington state, Clark has really been a leader in their approach to serving students," Jasurda said.
Jasurda mentioned that it says a lot that Clark has a very strong student voice and that the student government has a presence on campus. But overall, Jasurda is looking forward to working with the new Disability Support Services team.


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Park Avenue is a north/south street in Bloomington. It exists in several unconnected spurs throughout the city. The first spur begins at 14th Street and runs for about 300 feet to 13th Street. The second spur has its northern terminus at 12th Street and continues south, at one point passing behind Collins LLC, and ending at 10th Street across Dunn Meadow from the Indiana Memorial Union. A third spur starts at Atwater Avenue and goes south for less than half a mile until it dead-ends south of Maxwell Lane on the northern edge of Bryan Park. A fourth segment runs from a dead end south of Bryan Park until Hillside Drive. The fifth and final spur runs south from Thornton Drive to Miller Drive, where it meets its final terminus.
Landmarks/places that Park Avenue passes--or is cut in half by--are:
Collins Living Learning Center
Dunn Meadow
Indiana Memorial Union
Indiana University School of Optometry building
Bryan Park
Templeton Elementary
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In what is clearly an attack on Nigerians' Constitutionally guaranteed rights of association and freedom of movement, the Federal Government yesterday, 27th October 2013, illegally used the coercive arm of the state – the Nigeria police to storm and forcefully dislodge seven Nigerian governors as well as other citizens from the Sokoto Governor's Lodge, Asokoro, Abuja.
From a government that purports to obey the rule of law, the disruption of a peaceful meeting by the police is not only crude, condemnable and unwarranted, but is a reflection of government's growing intolerance and an affront on the democratic rights of Nigerians.
Particularly disturbing and worthy of note is that if seven Nigerian governors, all of whom are constitutionally guaranteed immunity from prosecution can be manhandled in such a brutal manner, what would be the fate of ordinary citizens who seek to exercise their rights to freedom association?
It is evident that the federal government is unlawfully using the police for its illegal and nefarious activities for the purpose of intimidation aimed at imposing the Bamanga Tukur-led Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on other party members and Nigerians.
The Progressive Governors Forum finds it unacceptable that Nigeria Police has been reduced to partisan agents and attack dogs that only serve a part of a political party when the levels of insecurity in the country are so high. It is reckless to take partisan contest to levels of warfare as the federal government has done because this would only weaken the capacity of security operatives in responding to real security challenges.
At a time when every security outfit and resource should be devoted to securing the lives and livelihoods of Nigerians, that the Federal Government thinks it expedient to send the number of officers and the kind of equipment it did to harass its perceived political opponents takes governance to a new level of irresponsibility and rascality. Clearly, President Jonathan and his advisers have acted in complete violations of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended pursuant to some self-serving political interests.
The Progressive Governors Forum notes with concern, the role of other public officials in the persecution of perceived opposition figures like Senator Aisha Al-Hassan, whose events centre, A-Park Gardens in Abuja, which has been in operation for several years, being suddenly revoked by the FCTA and slated for demolition.
This is coming after the security details attached to Senators Abubakar Bukola Saraki and Danjuma Goje, former Governors of Kwara and Gombe states respectively, have been withdrawn, as were the security details attached Governor Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi of Rivers State who now operates without an ADC and a CSO.
The PGF hereby expresses solidarity with the G7 Governors who have every right to fear for their lives, as well as other Nigerians that have fallen victims of government misuse of the police to intimidate, harass and oppress them.
We urge all patriotic Nigerians to rise to the defense of their legitimate constitutional rights and invite the leadership of the National Assembly to direct the Federal Government to stop using security operatives to harass political opponents.
We also call on the National Assembly to direct the police to stop the ongoing regrettable and unconstitutional harassment of members of New PDP forthwith and to urgently intervene and halt the authoritarian actions of the Federal Government which amount to direct attacks on the little that are left of our democracy.


Drugs raids took place at 30 addresses in east London at dawn this morning including addresses in Fairclough Street, Whitechapel and Jamaica Street, Stepney.
150 police officers took part in the raids during which £20k in cash, two tasers, various other weapons and a car were seized as well as a quantity of class A drugs.
A total of 26 men and one woman were arrested on suspicion of a variety of offences relating to drug supply within Tower Hamlets. All were taken into custody across east London, where they remain.
"Through our understanding of criminal behaviour and from what our residents tell us, we know the impact street based drug dealing has," said Detective Chief Inspector Mike Hamer commanding the Tower Hamlets Gangs and Offender Management Unit.
Met police officers prepare to force entry to a premises in Jamaica Street, Stepney.
The raids were part of an intelligence-led operation to crackdown on the supply of drugs, violence and associated criminal and anti-social behaviour (ASB).
Taser seized by police during raids.
John Biggs, Mayor of Tower Hamlets said: "The safety of our residents is a priority, and we will continue to use our collective powers to disrupt drugs markets and prevent the criminal behaviour associated with drugs and drug use.
The council has invested £7.3m in services this year to tackle substance misuse in the borough.
Drugs found in a car during raids.
Public Health England estimate that each £1 spent on drug treatment will save £2.50 on health, housing and social costs.
Anyone with any information about criminality in their area should speak to their local Safer Neighbourhoods police team or to give information anonymously contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or visit crimestoppers-uk.org.


As a personal survivor of the trials and tribulations that go into walking around with an imperfect smile, I understand the various needs someone with a missing tooth has. Trouble speaking, trouble chewing, trouble with your confidence. Well the cure is here and it comes in the form of a small piece of technology called a dental bridge. Dental bridges sound complicated and come with a fear of cost, but as you will read in this article they are actually becoming simpler to understand, and pay for. Dentistry over the past 15 years has made huge leaps in innovation and effectiveness. Resulting in a better procedure, at a lower price. Dental bridges are easy to understand, and can be explained in three easy steps.
When you walk into your Dental bridge appointment you will be taken to the back for the first step in your new smile. At this stage the teeth surrounding your missing tooth will act as anchors, they will be shaved slightly and fitted for caps. Then an impression or model of your teeth will be made, so that your new tooth called the Pontic can fit properly between these two "anchor" teeth. Your dentist will create a temporary bridge for you, outfitted with your anchor teeth caps, and a new tooth, filling the hole in your life you've always looked to fill. This temporary fix will act as a place holder while your permanent bridge is being made.
After your bridge is completed you will be called in once more for stage two, a simple fit check. Your dentist will apply your bridge, cementing the Pontic tooth down, and adjust to fit so that you will have that perfect smile you have always wanted. Complicated, I think not. Dental bridges are a simple procedure that will bring you loads of confidence and joy. But as you are fitted and walk out the door, step three will be of upmost important. If you truly wish to get the most out of your investment, dental hygiene is a must. It is not uncommon for a dental bridge to last over ten years, but for a true long lasting bridge, you need to take care of your mouth. Brushing twice daily, as well as flossing will insure the health of your smile, and more importantly those anchor teeth your bridge lives on.
Hopefully this article has instilled in you a better understanding of dental bridges, and a heightened excitement toward getting a happier smile. In today's ever advancing dental field, affordability and effectiveness are becoming less and less of a concern. So for a smile you can feel proud of, as well as afford, visit your local dentistry for one of the simplest and most effect procedures, the dental bridge.


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Extra: Very polite and friendly buddy.
Extra: Old G!X member, and very friendly.
Extra: Ex Member of Yellow so welcome that dude!
So, here's another batch of updates.
Seeing as I was gone for a while, I don't feel I'm fully suited to give the reasons behind the promotions.
Seeing as Rob IS actually taking notes and watching you all, I can only say that you have him to thank for these promotions.
I trust his judgement (otherwise I wouldn't have made him leader, hehe).
Bare with me while I update the actual roster, and the in-game levels.
Please for the people promoted to recruiter and co-leader, remember to change your tags accordingly.
So thank you all for your activity, for baring with us and me (for not being here that much lately).
I feel I made the right decision with my higher admins who will provide me with proper information!
Extra: previously known as Darius. Decent english skills.
Pardon my possible lack of knowledge about rules, but I have never heard about c/ldrs being able to promote.
I see no possible reason why anyone above REC can't recruit. they have experienced the REC role and how to execute it. Bein a C/LDR or LDR or Owner just has given them more tasks instead of recruiting only.
Extra: Romeros little brother. Friendly.
In some specific cases, CLDRs may able to promote to Lvl 6.
Some old rules still apply, others can be modified.
To have a secure decision, always contact Owners or above.
Extra: Another Finn, and ex G!X member.
Extra: Old G!X member willing to help. Known as Elysian @ forums.
promotion to rec from c/ldr ? could someone explain this to me ?
Extra: He's a friend of mine (our bass-player in the band) + decent english and has some skills!


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Kia Design Boss Would Welcome Pickup Truck 'With Open Arms'
Now that Hyundai has launched the Santa Cruz, some are beginning to wonder whether sister brand Kia is eager to dip its toes into the pickup truck segment as well. It is worth noting the South Korean brand has been selling such a vehicle since 1980, but the Bongo in all of its four generations is purely a workhorse developed exclusively for commercial purposes.
In an interview with Autocar, Kia's head of design Karim Habib expressed his desire to have a ute in the lineup: "I'd welcome it with open arms." The 51-year-old Canadian automotive designer went on to say "it would fit with our portfolio and the brand. In the pickup market in the US, there is huge amount of loyalty to existing brands. But there are also new things opening up. So maybe there is room for another brand."
Gallery: 2020 Kia Mohave
Should a Kia with a bed happen, it's expected to be a more rugged offering compared to the lifestyle-oriented Santa Cruz. In other words, it would probably end up as a body-on-frame truck as opposed to having a unibody like the Hyundai. Kia Australia has requested the "full gamut of a ute family" with gasoline and diesel engines as well as single cab and dual cab body styles.
The Mohave with its ladder-frame chassis could provide the underpinnings, albeit the SUV previously sold as the Borrego in the United States has been around for 13 years, with a major facelift launched in 2019. We're getting the feeling a pickup truck is still a matter of if rather than when, so even if it gets the proverbial green light, a production version is unlikely to arrive until closer to 2025.
Gallery: Kia Soulster Concept officially Unveiled in Detroit
After all, Hyundai took its sweet time coming out with the Santa Cruz following the namesake concept from 2015, and logic tells us Kia will also release a concept car first before introducing a road-going truck. The Soul'ster concept (pictured above) doesn't count since it debuted way back in 2009 and was conceived as a soft-roader.
Source: Autocar
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Trump Signs New Order Blocking Arrivals From 6 Majority-Muslim Countries
Published March 6, 2017 at 10:41 AM CST
The Trump administration's new executive order will go into effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on March 16.
President Trump has signed a new executive order that temporarily blocks visas from being issued to citizens of six majority-Muslim countries, revoking and replacing a controversial, now-suspended executive order known as the travel ban.
Like the initial order signed Jan. 27, the new executive order bars arrivals from specific majority-Muslim countries for 90 days and suspends the entire U.S. refugee program for 120 days. It also caps the total number of refugees admitted this fiscal year at 50,000, instead of 110,000.
But there are a series of differences. The ban announced Monday no longer includes Iraq. It explicitly doesn't apply to lawful permanent residents (green card holders) or existing visa holders. Syrian refugees are not banned indefinitely. Refugees already formally scheduled for travel to the U.S. will be permitted to enter the country.
The new order also omits a section about prioritizing refugees from minority religions in their home countries. That's the part of the initial order that, as NPR's Domenico Montanaro has reported, "indicates prioritizing Christians," and was one reason the order was challenged as a form of "Muslim ban."
The order signed Monday will have a delayed implementation — going into effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on March 16 — to avoid the chaotic situation created by the initial order, with people in transit when their visas were nullified.
The new order blocks people traveling from Sudan, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia and Yemen. Iraq is no longer included because, the administration says, it has pledged to "increase cooperation with the U.S." and share more information about its citizens.
A senior administration official told reporters about another reason: Iraq has agreed to the "timely repatriation" of Iraqi citizens in the U.S. who are slated for deportation, the official said. As of last summer, Iraq was one of 23 countries considered "recalcitrant" for refusing to cooperate with the U.S. in deporting their citizens.
"Recalcitrant countries" were raised as an issue in a separate executive order, but weren't mentioned in either of the orders on visas and travel. Some "recalcitrant" countries, including Iran and Libya, are affected by the visa ban; most are not.
Administration officials left open the possibility that other countries could be added to future visa-issuance bans, or that countries currently on the list could be removed.
"Heightened Risks"
The White House has consistently said that the travel ban was not and is not a "Muslim ban," but a policy designed to reduce the threat of a terrorist attack.
Critics of the travel ban have challenged the selection of the seven (now six) countries, questioning whether it can be justified on any fact-based national security grounds. The seven countries were on an Obama administration list of "countries of concern" for the Visa Waiver Program, which had nothing to do with blocking travel entirely.
As NPR's Greg Myre has reported, the list "doesn't include any countries from which radicalized Muslims have actually killed Americans in the U.S. since Sept. 11, 2001" — like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan or Russia.
The latest executive order apparently attempts to address this with a paragraph about "conditions" in each targeted country, and the terrorist groups with a presence or connection there.
"Each of these countries is a state sponsor of terrorism, has been significantly compromised by terrorist organizations, or contains active conflict zones," the new order states, alleging that the countries pose "heightened risks" to U.S. security.
The suspension of the U.S. refugee program has been similarly criticized. Since the Refugee Act of 1980, there have been no deadly terror attacks by refugees. Nine people were injured in an attack by a Somali refugee last year, which is still under investigation.
In Monday's executive order, the administration offered three examples of people who entered the U.S. as refugees and were convicted of terrorism-related offenses.
Two came from Iraq; they are the men who lived in Bowling Green, Ky., and were charged with supporting a terrorist group.
Another came from Somalia as a child refugee and was arrested for plotting an attack on a holiday event in Portland, Ore. He was a naturalized U.S. citizen by the time of his arrest.
Speaking on Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions also said that "people seeking to support or commit terrorist attacks here will try to enter through our refugee program." He said hundreds of people who arrived as refugees are under FBI investigation for possible terrorism-related crimes, although the Department of Justice has refused to provide any details about these reported investigations.
Rounds of litigation
The White House insists the first order was legal and appropriate, even though it's being replaced by the new order.
That original order prompted chaos at airports and inspired protests — and dozens of lawsuits.
The suits were filed by "doctors, professors, students, people fleeing violence and Iraqis who have worked for the U.S. military," as NPR's Joel Rose and journalist Parker Yesko reported last month. They continued:
"Some [of the plaintiffs] were detained in American airports for hours over the weekend; others were barred overseas from boarding planes bound for the U.S. Two Syrian brothers with visas to enter the country say they were turned around at Philadelphia International Airport and sent back to Damascus.
"Human rights organizations and attorneys general in five states jumped aboard some of the suits, and their lists of legal grievances were long. They alleged violations of the First, Fifth and 14th Amendments, which guarantee religious equality, due process and equal protection under the law, as well as denials of asylum and discriminatory visa processing."
One of the suits, brought by the state of Washington and joined by the state of Minnesota, prompted a federal judge to issue a nationwide temporary stay of Trump's executive order on Feb. 3.
The Department of Justice challenged the stay in a U.S. appeals court, but a panel of three judges upheld the suspension. As a result, the initial executive order has not been in effect for more than a month.
The new order, which is twice as long as the original, is meant to "address previous concerns" from the courts, according to Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly. But it's not likely to be the end of legal challenges.
"I think everyone — and I assume the government as well — expects that there will be a new round of litigation," Omar Jadwat, director of the Immigrants' Rights Project at the ACLU, told NPR before the new order was released.
In a statement Monday, he said the new order is "a scaled-back version that shares the same fatal flaws."
A "dual track" strategy?
Meanwhile, the signing of a new executive order doesn't necessarily spell the end of lawsuits against the old order.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer has repeatedly said the administration plans follow a "dual track" strategy of continuing to defend the old order from legal challenges even as a new order replaces it.
However, the executive order signed Monday formally revokes the Jan. 27 order as of March 16, and a senior official at the Department of Justice told reporters on Monday that the DOJ believes a majority of the pending cases are now moot.
That may well spell the end for many of those suits, especially those brought on more narrow grounds. But whether or not a lawsuit is still valid will be decided case by case.
Judges might not necessarily be persuaded by the Justice Department's arguments that a case is no longer relevant, says Catherine Kim, a law professor at the University of North Carolina Law School. She joined other law professors in signing an amicus brief against Trump's initial order, and spoke to NPR before the new order was announced.
Even for cases where the original complaint is no longer an issue under the new order — like, for instance, a case involving a lawful permanent resident — "the courts may be worried that as soon as the case is dismissed the administration would just go back and reissue the [original] executive order," Kim says.
Other, broader challenges to the original order could apply equally to the new order, she says — such as the allegation that the order was "done in bad faith," she says.
"I don't think that there is anything that the new executive order could do to address concerns raised by the courts [that] this was really motivated by animus, not by national security concerns," she says.
The Trump administration maintains that it will eventually triumph in the legal battle over the original executive action, based on the president's broad authority on immigration issues. Some legal scholars, including Alan Dershowitz, believe the administration could win at least a partial victory on those grounds.
"I don't think the ban is unconstitutional as it affects a family in Yemen who has had no contact with the United States and simply applies for a tourist visa to come see the Statue of Liberty," he told NPR in early February. But, Dershowitz said, other elements of the ban — especially the initial interpretation that it applied to green card holders — are harder to defend.
The issue could eventually end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Last month I was diagnosed with adhd/add I had signs of it all my life but with my new job I decided to get treaded finally last month and was prescribed adderall Xr 20 for my first script it works great but doesn't last all day like I need it to I work about 15 hrs a day and the adderall only last around 8hrs I read about some people taking a xr dose in the morning then a Ir later in the day when they start to feel the crash would this be the best option? Or will a higher does of Xr like xr 30 do the trick ??? And how do I go about telling the dr this ???
How do I go about telling the dr I think I need my dosage upped or to ask him for a Ir script to? ?
I take 1 in the morning and 1 again at lunch, it seems to do the trick. JusT explain to doc what you feel, & ask if you can split your dose. I personally do not feel that the extended release is as strong as the regular Adderall, but my Dr. seems to think they are the best, & they do kind of last longer. I'm sure the generic factor plays in there as well. Some generics just don't compare to name brand, that is my opinion.
That's a myth, generic brands of medicine have the same effects as any name brand drug. It literally has the same exact ingredients in it just no big brand. All you get with a brand is the false comfort and less money in your wallet.
No, it's not a myth. Some generic brands do work MUCH better than other generics. Some give you a very dirty feeling (core pharmacy) while others give you a very clean feeling (Barr pharmacy) google search it sometime!
Just ask him. What your talking about is EXTREMELY common for Add'ers with their adderall..its a blend, its about finding the right amount-if thats a combo of XR and IR, so be it. Hopefully he's experienced with ADD to know that you might have to play around to find the sweet spot.
What's the most Adderall you have consumed? And is 140mg too much?


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The day we turned purple
I love the meme that circulated last week after Prince died, the one in which the Space Needle, the Eiffel Tower, and Niagara Falls have all turned purple. It's an excellent reminder of the ways that the arts can bring people together, in turn reminding us of why we need them. Can we seriously imagine a world in which artistic expression has vanished? And if we can, would that be the kind of world we wish to live in?
In this case the art form is music, but I believe this to be true of every other genre as well--poetry, drama, novels, sculptures, paintings, you name it. It's also true of the liberal arts disciplines that form the foundation for the expressive and performative arts: the most powerful artistic works are solidly grounded in such fields as history, literature, philosophy, comparative religion. We don't necessarily need to be experts in all those areas to appreciate this fact, any more than we need to be huge Prince fans ourselves (though in my case, I am) to recognize his impact. As I incessantly tell my students, "liking" something and "appreciating" it are not the same thing, and our own personal tastes to the contrary, a significant aspect of becoming educated is learning how to appreciate the value of something even when we don't particularly "like" it.
In the case of Prince, he was one of those gifted artists who managed to draw in even people who normally wouldn't be fans--partly because he challenged our expectations by defying the usual expectations of genre. I remember an all-day workshop I went to back in the mid 80s, an introduction to music therapy that I attended because I was considering that as a career path (a dream I still haven't given up more than 30 years later, and I wish I could sign up for a few more lifetimes to hit this and a few others). Our workshop facilitator was, in addition to a licensed music therapist, a trained classical musician. Throughout the day she played classical works that she'd found to be of therapeutic value with many of her clients, in the process covering many of the "usual suspects" when it comes to music that heals --the inspiring final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Barber's powerful "Adagio for Strings" (this was just before Platoon would adopt it for psychological effect), the gorgeous "Agnus Dei" from Faure's Requiem (now one of my personal go-to pieces in times of crisis).
Then, she threw us all off by saying that, while many people who know little about classical music can gain therapeutic benefits by learning more about it, not all therapeutic music has to be classical. "This new piece I'm about to play really speaks to me, as well as to many of my clients," she said--and that was the first time I ever heard "When Doves Cry."
Decades have passed, but when I heard the news about Prince and "When Doves Cry" played on the radio for days, I flashed back repeatedly to that scene from my own past, in the process speculating about what my life might have been like had I pursued a career in music therapy instead of literature. The main barrier to taking that pathway, in my case, was the lack of accredited MT schools in our geographical area combined with the difficulty of changing locations, since I was already an adult with a spouse, a mortgage, an existing career, and the need to self-fund my education. Perhaps I didn't want it badly enough, since passion will often find a way. In any case, the road I've taken has been a fantastic one. Besides, I can't now imagine life without the particular people I've met, the experiences I've had, the places I've been. It's all good. Still, there are always the what-ifs. For all of us.
As I expounded at length in my blog posts on celebrity deaths following the loss of Robin Williams in 2014 (read here for a long meditation on Michael Jackson and here for thoughts on Dead Poets Society), our mourning when celebrities die is never only about the person who's died. It is also about the farewells we all must say regularly: to our own prior selves, to our own what-once-was, our own what-ifs, our own what-might-have-beens. They are also nostalgic reminders of who-we-once-were, and poignant reminders of what-never-again-can-be (there won't be a live Prince concert in my future).
And when monuments from many different places light up in a single color in honor of a great artist, that reminds us of the power of human creativity to create bonds, even across seemingly unbridgeable divides. That's something we especially need right now, at this moment in history when certain people who have the power and resources to bring about great good are instead choosing to use their considerable gifts to sow seeds of division and hatred by exploiting our prejudices and fears.
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The Cyclopes: They are not yet dead
Another nine-week lag, another straggling blog entry, another round of excuses. I could plead the usual culprits--lesson plans to prep, papers to grade, department to administrate, family to raise--and it would all be true. (As an aside, it's also the case that Simon Newman resigned from Mount. St. Mary's a few days after my last posting; let's hope the lessons of that episode are taken to heart by a good many people in positions to make it matter.)
I recently realized that beyond all that, I've been resisting my blog because current events almost scream for someone who writes about the humanities to talk about politics, and frankly, I don't really want to. Only April and I'm weary of this election year already. I'm even tired of online political discussions with the people I agree with! (Speaking in person seems to be a different--and better--story. There's still something to be said for body language, eye contact, audible laughter, and the power of human touch to transcend ideological barriers. Something about these screens seems to delude many people into thinking verbal abuse becomes acceptable.)
And yet, blithely blogging on without regard to some of what's happening around us feels like it could be misconstrued for apathy. Well, apathy, it's not. I think I'm resisting the online political discussion not because I don't care, but because I care too much. I resist because so much of what I'm seeing and hearing (sometimes, even from people who are ostensibly on the same "side" as me) makes me feel physically sick, and I wonder what's happening to us as a people when some of the public discourse we're hearing is, apparently, now considered acceptable.
All this was swirling through my head earlier this semester as I prepared to teach The Odyssey in my sophomore-level world literature class. I'd read it many times, first as an undergraduate, and taught it five times in world lit. But this time, for the first time, the "land of the Cyclopes" jumped off the page at me when I realized they are not mythical monsters from Greek antiquity. The desire of many to keep themselves apart is still very much alive today:
They have no assemblies or laws but live/In high mountain caves, ruling their own/Children and wives and ignoring each other ...
Blessed with abundance, the Cyclopes either fail to realize, or fail to care, that they would actually prosper more if they cooperated and engaged in cultural exchange rather than remaining isolated, detached from any notion of the commonweal:
The Cyclopes do not sail and have no craftsmen/To build them benched, red-prowed ships/That could supply all their wants, crossing the sea/To other cities, visiting each other as other men do./These same craftsmen would have made this island/Into a good settlement./It's not a bad place at all/And would bear everything in season.
I guess we're not the first ones to invent isolationism, xenophobia, or misguided individualism. (Whether this realization makes me feel better or worse, I'm not sure.)
Then there is Polythemus, extreme even by Cyclopian standards: A man/Who pastured his flocks off by himself,/And lived apart from others and knew no law. When Odysseus and his fellow sailors requested his hospitality and "give us the gifts that are due to strangers" according to the Greek concept of xenia (hospitality to the traveler), Cyclopes responds by eating two of Odysseus' men for dinner, tearing them "limb from limb/To make his supper, gulping them down/Like a mountain lion, leaving nothing behind"--a mere warm-up for the next day's breakfast, when he devours two more.
Some symbolism needs no further explanation. "We arrive in a place where the social code says that you welcome 'the wretched refuse of your teeming shore,' and instead of welcoming us, you destroy us."
Most of us probably know the rest of the story--Odysseus wreaks his revenge by using his wily craftiness to get Polyphemus drunk, telling him as he imbibes that his name is "Nobody" before attacking him, putting out one eye. When Polyphemus calls out for help from the fellow Cyclopes, his scream of "Nobody is killing me!" allows Odysseus to emerge victorious. (Odysseus' own ego leads him to brag about his name before he leaves--ultimately inadvisable since this is why Cyclopes urges Poseidon to curse Odysseus, making his homeward journey even more vexed than it already was).
I'd always wondered whether Polyphemus actually expected his fellow Cyclopes to help him, given that they lived in "high mountain caves," "ignoring each other." It always struck me that for someone so disdainful of community, hospitality, and collaboration, as soon as he got attacked, the first thing Polyphemus did was scream for help from others.
And then I look around and realize: The Cyclopes still walk among us--ranting against taxation yet screaming for help from the fire department when their own houses burn down, rejecting community despite their inability to go it alone, and viewing Others not as humans in need of hospitality but as fodder for their own insatiable appetites.
Nowadays we may not need to build "benched, red-prowed ships," but there is so much we could build if we harnessed our collective talents more effectively: a health care system that actually emphasizes care (and makes a modicum of sense); an educational system that ignites love of learning in people of all ages (and not just for money-making purposes alone); a food supply system that emphasizes health and minimizes waste; a network of jobs, housing options, and mental health treatment that offers meaningful solutions to those who face challenges; and so much, much more.
Like the Cyclopes, too many of us have lacked the desire. Too many people have eaten each other (metaphorically) rather than recognizing and implementing the benefits of xenia. Like the Cyclopes, we've also got the resources. We could say of our own land what Odysseus spoke when he reached the land of the Cyclopes: It's not a bad place at all/And would bear everything in season.


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UK Trailer Revealed For Arnold Schwarzenegger Thriller AFTERMATH
The official UK trailer for the Arnold Schwarzenegger thriller AFTERMATH has been revealed by SIGNATURE ENTERTAINMENT.
Iconic star Arnold Schwarzenegger is showing no signs of slowing down, and appears to be enjoying renewed box office clout with a series of smart, entertaining thrillers, including Sabotage, Escape Plan, and now Aftermath, a nail-biting revenge film based on the real life incident where a man hunts down the air traffic controller he holds responsible for a plane crash that killed his wife and children.
Brilliantly directed by Elliott Lester (the man behind the Jason Statham cop thriller Blitz, TV action series Chop Shop and upcoming thriller Sleepwalkers), and produced by Black Swan and The Wrestler director Darren Aronofsky, the film is scripted by Javier Gullon, who wrote the acclaimed Denis Villeneuve thriller Enemy. The supporting cast includes Taken's Maggie Grace and Argo star Scoot McNairy, and showcases Arnie on superb form as a man driven to the edge by tragedy, an unstoppable force who won't let reason or the law slow him down.
Schwarzenegger, as he showed in Sabotage and the recent zombie film Maggie, has matured into an interesting dramatic actor; here, he is a thoughtful and imposing screen presence, but one who can dish out suitably ferocious revenge if is required. Like the recent box office hit Sully, Aftermath takes an extraordinary real life incident and turns it into nail-biting, must- see cinema: except this time with Arnie at the controls, which means audiences are in for a guaranteed thrill ride.
AFTERMATH will be released in UK cinemas on 7th April 2017.
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Connecticut man accused of social media threat to local Puerto Rican festival
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FOX NEWS - A Connecticut man was arrested early Saturday for a social media post that police say implied a threat to the New Haven Puerto Rican Festival, according to reports.
Jeffrey Hanson, 53, of Orange, Conn., was charged with breach of peace and held on $50,000 bond, Fox 61 reported.
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Sources told the station that Hanson, using the screen name "Jake Wilson," posted an online comment to a local news story about the festival, saying that the gathering was "why we need 30 round magazines."
The festival was taking place as scheduled Saturday.
New Haven Police Chief Otoniel Reyes told the station the comment was 'not a credible threat" but had caused concern ahead of the celebration, the station reported.
"It certainly makes us feel a little bit more demoralized to see that there are people that have such hate in their heart,," Reyes said, "but that's why we do what we do and what we do every day, is try to bring unity in a world that at some times tries to be divisive."
New Haven Mayor Toni Harp issued a statement commending the police for their quick response "to this particularly troubling incident."
"In New Haven, we will not allow hate, racism, gender bias, or elitism divide us as a city," Harp said, according to the New Haven Register. "In New Haven, we will defend equally the rights of all — in this case, the rights of Puerto Rican Americans — to assemble peacefully to celebrate their culture and their traditions."
The festival was held one week after a gunman who told police he was targeting "Mexicans" killed 22 people and wounded 24 others in a shooting at an El Paso, Texas Walmart.
"Now it's one group, next week it can be another and at one point it could be your group," Harp told Fox61. "So I would suggest to people who think they are superior to others that we are all the same, we are all one human family and we should take care of one another."
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When talking of fashion style icons: Michelle Obama comes to mind as one of the most stylish First Ladies America has ever known. She continues to make waves because of her chic and fashionable style. As the US First Lady, she has a distinct style of her own even repeating outfits for public functions. She shops at mass department stores, but has also a great eye for high street brands. With clever matching and mixing of outfits, she managed to come up with a style that is distinctly Michelle O's.
As one of the most influential style icons, Michelle Obama supports young and upcoming designers. One of her favourite designers is Jason Wu. A few of the memorable outfits designed by Wu included the stunning two-toned sheath and matching burgundy skirt with an embellished black neckline Michelle wore during the President's State of the Union address. In March 2009, the First Lady wore a pink dress from the same designer for a Vogue cover photo shoot. Even the purple frock she donned for a church service in DC on July 17, 2011 was designed by Wu as well as the smashing white, one shoulder ball gown she wore for the Inaugural Ball.
During the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation awards, Obama wore a dazzling Michael Kors creation when she showed up in a lovely, black sequin dress. Even the black sleeveless dress she wore for the official White House photograph was from the same designer.
The Cuban-born American designer was honoured when Michelle opted to wear her creation for Inauguration day in January 2009, a refreshing yellow-green coat.
Not to be forgotten on the list is Barbara Tfank whose fantastic creations for the FL include the blue and green pattern pop dress she had on during the Kid's "States Dinner" at the White House.
Naeem Khan who is known for designing ornate and decorative dresses is another fave designer of Mrs. Obama. She wore a striking strapless gown by Khan during her first state dinner in honour of visiting Indian Prime Minister Singh. Michelle favours his designs for formal occasions such as the beautiful floral gown she used for the annual White House Correspondents Dinner.
As one of the unforgettable style icons, Michelle Obama related well to the average American woman wearing budget friendly dresses and outfits from Gap and J. Crew. The $148 off the rack dress she wore when she appeared on 'The View' in 2008 was an instant hit and the dress sold out within days. No wonder Michelle O continues to be an inspiration for many with her signature style from simple and comfortable to glamorous and stunning outfits.


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$1.5 billion spent on Afghan structures that could easily burn down, watchdog says
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By Phillip Swarts - The Washington Times - Thursday, July 17, 2014
A big chunk of taxpayer investment in Afghanistan could go up in smoke because American-paid contractors built structures in danger of catching fire, a new investigation has found.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has spent $1.57 billion constructing roughly 2,000 buildings for the Afghan military forces to use as offices, classrooms, medical centers, barracks and — ironically — fire stations.
But as many as 1,600 aren't built to match international building code standards, largely due to the use of foam insulation that poses a "significant fire hazard," the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction reported Thursday.
The Corps has been fixing the problems in some of the structures, but as many of 700 of them are still at risk. Fixing all of the buildings could take an additional $50 million to $60 million.
"While I am primarily concerned that people's lives may be at risk, I am also concerned that USACE must now spend millions of taxpayer dollars correcting this problem because USACE did not enforce and properly administer its own contracts," Inspector General John F. Sopko said.
For risking Afghan lives and hundreds of millions in taxpayer money, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wins this week's Golden Hammer, a distinction from The Washington Times highlighting examples of federal misspending, waste, fraud or abuse.
There have already been two fires that completely destroyed buildings — both in 2012 The structures were still under construction at the time and not being used. A SIGAR spokesperson said no one was reported injured.
USACE Maj. Gen. Michael Eyre sent a memo in January saying it was "an acceptable risk level" to turn the buildings over to the Afghan military because "the typical occupant populations for these facilities are young, fit Afghan soldiers and recruits who have the physical ability to make a hasty retreat during a developing situation."
That didn't sit well with Mr. Sopko.
"I am very troubled by such logic, which seems to argue that fire hazards for a building are somehow remediated by the youthful speed and vigor of the occupants," he wrote in a letter to the Corps, noting that many of the buildings are sleeping quarters and medical facilities, where it might take occupants longer to exit a burning structure.
Last year, SIGAR took the rare step to issue a public safety warning about the buildings, stating that they pose a "serious fire and life safety risk."
USACE officials said that they're working to correct a few problems identified in some of the structures but largely disagreed with the investigators' evaluation, stating that the buildings all at least partially met International Building Code (IBC) and would give occupants enough time to evacuate in the event of a fire.
In the meantime, the Pentagon shouldn't delay turning the structures over to the Afghans, a response from USACE said.
"The need to turn over facilities on time … during 2014 is critical for transitioning security operation of Afghanistan" to the Afghan National Army, the response said.
The buildings, known as "arch span" or "K span" structures, are long with a round roof and were chosen by the Army because they are usually cheaper and quicker to construct than other types. USACE guidance at the time said that construction should meet the "standard designs, which are in accordance with the IBC."
But SIGAR officials said that contractors hired to build the structures were often given incomplete instructions by Corps officials and that the USACE "personnel tasked with approving contractor construction proposals were not sufficiently familiar with arch-span construction or IBC standards."
Because most of the buildings are designed to be used as barracks, SIGAR has suggested that troops might want to set up some type of "fire watch" to keep an eye out for emergencies when most of the troops are sleeping.
"USACE's apparent failure to enforce its own contract requirements seems to have resulted in tens of millions of dollars in additional costs and significant construction delays," Mr. Sopko said. "Moreover, I am concerned that the rush to complete these buildings has led USACE to disregard its own safety standards and, in so doing, has jeopardized the lives of ANA personnel."


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