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Lucian Bute has his bounce back heading into clash with Andrea Di Luisa
Aug 14, 2015 By Lem Satterfield
Lucian Bute had never experienced anything like it before in the ring.
Lucian Bute, right, vows to be more aggressive in his fight against Andrea Di Luisa on Saturday night. (Suzanne Teresa/Premier Boxing Champions)
He had scarcely lost a round during his perfect 30-fight career as he steamrolled his way to a 168-pound world championship. But there was Bute in Nottingham, England, on May 26, 2012, cornered and absorbing more than a dozen unanswered blows, his head teetering like that of a bobblehead doll as he was battered and bloodied by British dynamo Carl Froch.
Froch seized Bute's title with a fifth-round technical knockout, leaving the Romanian native wondering exactly what happened.
"I lost a little bit of confidence," Bute said. "My loss to Carl Froch was difficult to take."
Bute had defended his world title nine times before losing to Froch. Since then, the southpaw has split a pair of bouts, winning a unanimous decision over Denis Grachev in November 2012 before losing a decision to fellow Canadian transplant Jean Pascal in January 2014.
Lucian Bute (31-2, 24 KOs) will end an 19-month ring absence Saturday night against Italian contender Andrea Di Luisa (17-2, 13 KOs) at the Bell Centre in Montreal in a bout airing live on NBC Sports Network (9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT).
"I'm back," Bute said. "I want to perform like I did before [the Froch] fight."
At Friday's weigh-in for their 171-pound catchweight bout, Bute hit the scale at 170 pounds and Di Luisa was 169.6. For the 175-pound co-main event, unbeaten Colombian Eleider Alvarez weighed in at 174.2, while Paraguayan slugger Isidro Ranoni Prieto came in at 174.4.
Bute, 35, was working with trainer Stéphan Larouche when he lost to Froch, but he has trained since then with Howard Grant, who runs Grant Brothers Boxing in Montreal along with his brother, former 160-pound champion Otis Grant.
"Lucian's confidence is back up where it was when he was a mean counterpuncher," Howard Grant said. "He's throwing six- and seven-punch combinations, and working the jab. If he's half as good in the ring as he's been in the gym, we're won't have any problems."
Bute said he lacked confidence and "hesitated with my punches" in his last two fights.
"Lucian used to throw 100 punches a round, sparring or fighting. We'd have to ask him, 'Please don't hurt sparring partners on the first day or they'll go home,'" said Larouche, who maintains an amicable relationship with Bute. "But he was unable to get his rhythm going after Froch. He was getting hit with punches that he didn't use to. That was the major issue we were facing."
Howard Grant said he was able to make the adjustments needed in Bute's game simply by not pulling any punches during training camp.
"Lucian needs to really be pushed and hear it straight," Grant said. "Like, 'You've got to work off the jab, you've got to throw the right hand and you've got to go to the body.' These things may not have been elaborated on against Grachev and Pascal."
Bute said he feels reborn heading into this fight.
"With the new team, the confidence is back," he said. "That guy you saw before Froch is back and ready to be meaner again with my opponents."
For complete coverage of Bute vs Di Luisa, visit our fight page.
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Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery: An externally validated tool
Jeremiah R. Brown, Robert S. Kramer, Todd A. MacKenzie, Steven G. Coca, Kyaw Sint, Chirag R. Parikh
Background: Acute kidney injury (AKI) duration after cardiac surgery is associated with poor survival in a dose-dependent manner. However, it is not known what perioperative risk factors contribute to prolonged AKI and delayed recovery. We sought to identify perioperative risk factors that predict duration of AKI, a complication that effects short and long-term survival. Methods: We studied 4,987 consecutive cardiac surgery patients from 2002 through 2007. Acute kidney injury was defined as a 0.3 or greater (mg/dL) or 50% or greater increase in serum creatinine from baseline. Duration of AKI was defined by the number of days AKI was present. Stepwise multivariable negative binomial regression analysis was conducted using perioperative risk factors for AKI duration. The c-index was estimated by Kendall's tau. Results: Acute kidney injury developed in 39% of patients with a median duration of AKI at 3 days and ranged from 1 to 108 days. Patients without AKI had a duration of 0 days. Independent predictors of AKI duration included baseline patient and disease characteristics, and operative and postoperative factors. Prediction for mean duration of AKI was developed using coefficients from the regression model and externally validated the model on 1,219 cardiac surgery patients in a separate cardiac surgery cohort (Translational Research Investigating Biomarker Endpoints-AKI). The c-index was 0.65 (p < 0.001) for the derivation cohort and 0.62 (p < 0.001) for the validation cohort. Conclusions: We identified and externally validated perioperative predictors of AKI duration. These risk factors will be useful to evaluate a patient's risk for the tempo of recovery from AKI after cardiac surgery and subsequent short and long-term survival. The levels of awareness created by working with these risk factors have implications regarding positive changes in processes of care that have the potential to decrease the incidence and mitigate AKI.
Annals of Thoracic Surgery
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Brown, J. R., Kramer, R. S., MacKenzie, T. A., Coca, S. G., Sint, K., & Parikh, C. R. (2012). Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery: An externally validated tool. Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 93(2), 570-576. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.athoracsur.2011.11.004
Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery : An externally validated tool. / Brown, Jeremiah R.; Kramer, Robert S.; MacKenzie, Todd A. et al.
In: Annals of Thoracic Surgery, Vol. 93, No. 2, 02.2012, p. 570-576.
Brown, JR, Kramer, RS, MacKenzie, TA, Coca, SG, Sint, K & Parikh, CR 2012, 'Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery: An externally validated tool', Annals of Thoracic Surgery, vol. 93, no. 2, pp. 570-576. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.athoracsur.2011.11.004
Brown JR, Kramer RS, MacKenzie TA, Coca SG, Sint K, Parikh CR. Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery: An externally validated tool. Annals of Thoracic Surgery. 2012 Feb;93(2):570-576. doi: 10.1016/j.athoracsur.2011.11.004
Brown, Jeremiah R. ; Kramer, Robert S. ; MacKenzie, Todd A. et al. / Determinants of acute kidney injury duration after cardiac surgery : An externally validated tool. In: Annals of Thoracic Surgery. 2012 ; Vol. 93, No. 2. pp. 570-576.
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US State Department phones were hacked with NSO Group spyware
Washington The iPhones of about a dozen US State Department employees serving in Africa were hacked with spyware developed by Israeli technology firm NSO Group in recent months, according to a senior US official familiar with the investigation and another source familiar with the matter.
The State Department is in the process of trying to figure out who had access to the hacked materials on these phones and how the hack occurred, the US official said. It is possible that situation is the result of the US employees getting new iPhones and the Pegasus spyware software remaining on the devices even after they wiped them clear, het die amptenaar bygevoeg.
The State Department investigation is a sign that the thriving market for hacking tools sold by private firms is increasingly a threat to not just human rights, but also US national security.
The Commerce Department last month blacklisted NSO Group and another Israeli spyware firm, Candiru, accusing the companies of providing spyware to foreign governments that "used these tools to maliciously target" joernaliste, embassy workers and activists.
Apple sues NSO Group over spyware
NSO Group's main spyware product, known as Pegasus, is capable of remotely infecting mobile phones and eavesdropping on calls or text messages, according to security researchers.
The State Department is in touch with Apple Inc about the situation, het die amptenaar gesê.
Reuters first reported on the investigation.
The State Department would not confirm the phones had been hacked.
"While we are unable to confirm, generally speaking the Department takes seriously its responsibility to safeguard its information and continuously takes steps to ensure information is protected," a State Department spokesperson said. "Like every large organization with a global presence, we closely monitor cybersecurity conditions, and are continuously updating our security posture to adapt to changing tactics by adversaries."
The Biden administration has been "acutely concerned that commercial spyware like NSO Group's software poses a serious counterintelligence and security risk to U.S. personnel," a National Security Council spokesperson said, pointing to recent additions to Treasury Department's entity list. There is also a government-wide effort to go after commercial hacking tools, the spokesperson said.
US blacklists Israeli firm NSO Group for use of spyware
An NSO Group spokesperson said that once the firm learned of the incident, Dit "decided to immediately terminate relevant customers' access to the system, due to the severity of the allegations."
"To this point, we haven't received any information nor the phone numbers, nor any indication that NSO's tools were used in this case," the NSO Group statement continued. "On top of the independent investigation, NSO will cooperate with any relevant government authority and present the full information we will have."
It is unclear who used the spyware to target the State Department employees' phones.
An Apple spokesperson declined to comment.
Apple and other US tech firms have been ramping up pressure on NSO Group for alleged human rights and privacy abuses — allegations the firm denies.
appel sued NSO Group last month for allegedly violating a federal anti-hacking law by selling Pegasus to clients, who allegedly used the software to spy on Apple customers. In a statement then, NSO Group did not address the lawsuit directly but said that the firm provides "lawful tools" to fight terrorists and criminals.
John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, which has investigated NSO's spyware, said that the latest revelation about the alleged targeting of State Department phones shows that the department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security needs to do more to secure those devices.
"NSO has been a plain-sight national security threat for years, and the fact that these breaches happened and Apple is required to do the notification, shows that the threat was not being taking seriously enough," Scott-Railton told CNN.
Earlier this week the President of Uganda's Democratic party, Norbert Mao, said he had received an Apple notification that his phone was targeted.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has the following three types of licensing processes:
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Tezar and Tatiana Putra live in Jakarta, Indonesia where Tezar is the teaching pastor at Covenant City Church. Tezar is an ordained minister under the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) and is a pastor within the Redeemer City to City Church Planting Network. Pray today for the growth of Covenant City Church in Jakarta and for all of the people who will be coming to it in the upcoming days. Pray also for safe travel for Tezar who will be attending the Global Mission Conference that starts on February 28.


Certified Master Chef Derin Moore comes to PERFORMANCE Foodservice ROMA with over 25 years of experience in the Culinary Industry. Completing his culinary degree from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY in 1986, Master Chef Moore strategically positioned his career path assuming Chef Roles in various fine dining restaurants', platinum country clubs, and was an adjunct professor at two Midwestern Culinary schools before transitioning to high end hotel-resort properties.
For nearly a decade, Chef Moore was selected to represent the United States in International competitions including, the most highly regarded"World Culinary Olympics" in Germany twice resulting in 13 international medals. He has also accumulated numerous domestic awards resulting in thirty medals.
In 2003, Chef Moore was recognized by the American Culinary Federation with the highest level of certification,"Certified Master Chef" and was selected to serve on the Master Chef advisory board in 2008. Derin brings a diverse culinary skill set to PERFORMANCE Foodservice ROMA with his extensive experience in luxury resorts and clubs, most notably as the Corporate Executive Chef at the Flagship Ritz Carlton Resorts of Naples where he maintained Mobil Five Star and AAA Five Diamond Status for four seasons.With responsibility to oversee all aspects of the food & beverage offered at the Ritz, the award winning Beach and Golf Resort continued to enhance its legendary culinary reputation under the guidance and direction of Chef Moore.
Before joining The Washington Post staff as food writer in 2010, Tim Carman was the food columnist and food editor at Washington City Paper for five years. He's been nominated for two James Beard Foundation awards, winning one in 2011 for Food-Related Columns and Commentary. His work has appeared in three editions of the "Best Food Writing" collections as well as the sixth edition of "Cornbread Nation." He's written for various publications, including Food Network magazine, Men's Journal and Maxim.
Rina Rapuano decided to jump from newspaper editing into food writing when she realized that every meal description to friends ended with someone declaring, "You're making me hungry." While on staff at Washingtonian magazine's dining section for four years, she ate her way through every type of ethnic food for Cheap Eats and fretted about gout each year while helping to compile the 100 Very Best Restaurants. As a freelancer, she reviews restaurants for CityEats by The Food Network, writes and tests recipes for NPR's Kitchen Window, and has written extensively for the Washington Post's food section. Find Rapuano on Twitter at @rinarap.
Chef Eric Henkel earned an associate's degree in Applied Science, Culinary Arts from J. Sergeant Reynolds Community College. With more than a decade in the food industry, Chef Henkel handles corporate catering events, develops recipes, and manages in-store food service programs for Martin's Food Stores. He also teaches healthy cooking class with Martin's local nutritionist. On behalf of Martin's, he participates in a variety of cooking demonstrations and events throughout the community.
Lee Chaharyn is an eclectic mix of baker (Johnson & Wales University), cook, registered dietitian (University of Rhode Island), writer, project manager, life-long learner, and traveler. By day, Lee works at the University of Richmond; by night, she writes a weekly recipe blog for Richmond Magazine. Memorable adventure: cooking on a ranch in Montana. Best Mata Hari role: writing a restaurant column for Springfield Union newspaper. Can be bribed with really good ice cream or made-from scratch pastry cream.
Rachel Bulifant is a registered dietitian and the Manager of Community Nutrition at Bon Secours Virginia Health System. She oversees nutrition outreach and programming including nutrition education for our mobile medical services, partnerships with schools and other community organizations and actively participates in many collaborative efforts to enhance the health of our community. Rachel specializes in obesity prevention and weight management as well as overall wellness. In addition, she loves to cook and try new restaurants and new foods.
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Eversheds helps Airport City joint venture take off
Global law firm Eversheds has advised Manchester Airports Group (MAG) on its joint venture in relation to the development of its £800 million Airport City project.
Airport City Manchester is an £800 million development project expected to establish an international business and logistics hub. It will be a vibrant economic development with connectivity at its heart, the UK's first Airport City will provide 5m sq ft of development, a mix of offices, hotels, advanced manufacturing, logistics and warehousing. The joint venture involves Beijing Construction Engineering Group (BCEG), Carillion PLC and the Greater Manchester Pension Fund (GMPF), with Argent as development manager for the scheme.
The Eversheds team has advised MAG's Airport City team on all aspects of the joint venture and involves a team of specialists led by partner, Kuljeet Gill. Key team members included partners Phillip Tunney, Ronald Paterson and Nigel Proctor, principal associate Michael Buchanan, and associates Ruth Clare, Dan Taylor, Helen Achilleos, Marina Dawson and Matt Hayward.
Kuljeet said:
"This is a significant milestone in the Airport City project. The new development is likely to boost growth forecasts for Manchester Airport and accelerate economic growth in the region by creating an internationally competitive business environment that offers the global reach, transport connectivity and available land assets to attract major private sector investment. The joint venture will ensure that MAG is supported by well-matched partners from across the globe. "
Jenny Cochrane, Head of Legal at MAG, said:
"The aim of the international search for investors was to secure partners who could bring global development expertise, alongside access to international occupiers and financing capabilities, which would support our land ownership and experience in airport developments. The depth and breadth of the Eversheds team's expertise and their professional approach throughout the process has been invaluable in reaching this significant milestone."
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I came across this really cool interactive project by Alexander Chen at MTA.me. Chen uses real data for up-to-date arrival/departure times from the MTA to create a moving map of all the New York City subway lines. As lines cross each other, they create a tone (dubbed from a cello) and you can actually see the line get 'plucked'. It is a pretty cool project that draws inspiration from the classic 1972 Massimo Vignelli subway map.
Check out the demo video below, but be sure to go see it live on the site- it is pretty cool to see it live.


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WINNING PICKS
Mike Huguenin and Alan Schmadtke of The Sentinel StaffTHE ORLANDO SENTINEL
1. PF Kenyon Martin, 6-8/230, Cincinnati
The buzz: He was college basketball's consensus player of the year and a highlight reel all in one. Some of his dunks were ferocious, but that's not nearly the extent of his game. He excels in a full-court game and is a great defender, but scouts believe he must improve with his back to the basket. One question is how he returns from a broken leg that kept him out of the NCAA Tournament. It would be a shock if he weren't the No.1 pick.
2. PF Stromile Swift, 6-8/210, Louisiana State
The buzz: Swift, who still had 2 years of eligibility remaining, was the biggest reason for LSU's escalation back into the college basketball's elite in 1999-2000. He shot 62.5 percent and averaged 17.2 points and 8 rebounds and more often than not dominated games. There were times, though, that he disappeared. He needs to add weight and bulk. He should be able to do that without noticeably affecting his quickness.
3. C Chris Mihm,7-0/262, Texas
The buzz: Mihm is an athletic big man who still needs to get tougher. He has great hands and can hit the 15-foot jumper; he's also good on the boards. Texas Coach Rick Barnes praises Mihm's work ethic, saying he worked extremely hard the past 2 off-seasons. Mihm, who is bypassing his senior season, runs the court well, but how will he handle guarding top-flight big men every night?
4. PF Marcus Fizer,6-8/256, Iowa State
The buzz: Fizer is another power player who left school early; he had 1 year remaining. He's a bulky guy, but he handles his weight well. Fizer can pop the 18-foot jumper and bump-and-grind in the lane with equal aplomb. He has a scorer's mentality but also understands it's important to get your teammates involved in the offense. The biggest question: Is he going to be strong enough to handle NBA power forwards?
5. C Joel Przybilla,7-1/242, Minnesota
The buzz: Przybilla left school after he was suspended for academic shortcomings in the middle of last season; new Minnesota Coach Don Monson said Przybilla wasn't taking school seriously. Naturally, Przybilla didn't care much for Monson. Przybilla's offensive skills are raw, but scouts like his size, his rebounding potential and -- especially -- his shot-blocking abilities. But will he develop into a solid center or another Jim McIlvaine?
6. SF Darius Miles,6-9/190, E. St. Louis (Ill.) High
The buzz: He's a tremendously gifted athlete who can run all day, jump to the moon, slash to the basket and shoot from the outside. But he's rail thin, which worries some. He isn't the most mature guy, either. Miles signed with St. John's, but he was woefully short on meeting NCAA minimum academic standards. He has a big upside because of his athletic abilities.
7. SF Mike Miller,6-8/215, Florida
The buzz: Miller is leaving UF after his sophomore season. Miller has all the skills: He can shoot, he is a good ballhandler, he can slash to the basket, he can hit the 3-pointer, he's a solid rebounder. But he isn't necessarily great at anything -- more of a jack-of-all-trades kind of player. He also needs to gain weight and get stronger and tougher. He has a nice upside, though, because of his many talents.
8. G Courtney Alexander,6-6/200, Fresno State
The buzz: Finally, another college senior. Alexander had some off-court problems at Fresno State and at Virginia, which he attended first. But scouts can overlook some things if you can score. And Alexander can do that. He has great range and actually plays a little defense now, too. He may be the best pure scorer in the draft.
9. SF/G Morris Peterson,6-6/210, Michigan State
The buzz: As with Martin, Peterson improved in each of his 4 college seasons. He had a huge game in the national championship victory over Florida. Peterson is a physical player who knows how to play defense and rebound. He also has a nice outside shot. He may never be a star, but he should at least have a solid NBA career.
10. G Dermarr Johnson,6-9/200, cincinnati
The buzz: Johnson surprised some by attending college. he then pulled another surprise by coming out after his freshman season, as he was inconsistent during the year. he is a superb ballhandler for a man of his size and understands the concept of spreading the ball around. his outside shot isn't as consistent as it needs to be, and he's painfully thin.
Joel Przybilla
Courtney Alexander


Murray Dobbin's "State of the Nation" column now appears every other Monday in The Tyee and Rabble, and he also publishes articles on his blog.
Stephen Harper has reaped a whirlwind of protest for his shutting down of Parliament. The brilliant strategist is, of course, also a malignant anti-democrat and his contempt for democracy, Canadians, and anyone who has the temerity to disagree with him has again tripped up his clever manipulation of the system. Perhaps this cynical prorogation was the straw that broke the camel's back. After four years of countless examples of running roughshod over democratic traditions and principles, Canadians, who are slow to anger, have had enough.
The result is the most encouraging political development in twenty years, since the broad movement against free trade in 1987-88. That movement successfully tapped into Canadian core values, brought together social justice organizations, labour and other civil society groups and won the hearts and minds of Canadians on the issue (only to be defeated by the first-past-the-post electoral system in the '88 election).
But that time the opposition was initiated, organized and funded by labour, the churches and social justice organizations. This time it has been purely spontaneous -- begun by a Facebook member who simply wanted to express his anger (see today's Tyee interview with Chris White). Today, while there are still lots of organizations, there are no genuine movements. After years of slow decline all of the movements which once commanded attention (as opposed to demanding it) have faded into obscurity -- especially for the general population these movements used to influence.
Indeed it could be argued that the decline of these movements is what permitted the coming to power of Stephen Harper.
Social and labour movements historically have played the role of helping create the political culture -- the playing field -- of formal party politics. Political parties do not develop policies and strategies in a vacuum. They assess the conditions, the parameters of what people will tolerate, the values that people hold, and develop their policies and strategies accordingly. From a progressive perspective the best outcomes prevail when both sides of this formula are working at their peak; when movements are strong and one or more political parties are smart enough, and share the same values, to take advantage of the political space that movements create.
It is no coincidence that the most productive period for good social policy, the 1960s and early 1970s, paralleled the time when movements -- student, anti-poverty, anti-war, labour, women and aboriginal -- were at their strongest.
Today they are at their weakest. The labour movement -- with its considerable capacity for analysis, research and financial resources -- is virtually AWOL in the struggle against Stephen Harper and his right-wing policies. Civil society organizations for the most part are demoralized and confused about what to do next.
The environmental movement is hampered by its failure to understand the exercise of political power, and is stymied by the Harper government's total rejection of their agenda and its refusal to even engage in the debate. The women's movement -- which moved issues far broader than just women's equality when it was a force -- has been dead for a decade. The once-radical aboriginal movement is now little more than a collection of quasi-governmental bureaucracies whose interests are rooted in the status-quo. Despite the tragedy of the Afghan war and widespread Canadian opposition to it, the peace movement is almost invisible. Several efforts have been made in the past ten years to re-constitute the Action Canada Network, the powerful anti-free trade coalition, but to no avail.
As a result, the NDP, traditionally the party that was able and willing to move into the space created by social and labour movements, has become hyper-cautious, fearful of proposing anything outside a narrow range of small 'l' liberal policies and sometimes -- as with the tough-on-crime issue -- moving far to the right.
One example of this caution is the NDP's refusal to even talk about tax increases on the wealthy and corporations because it knows it would get hammered in the media. It will not risk tax-talk unless there is space created for it by a vigorous civil society movement for taxing wealth. But even as we move towards Harper's first "restraint" (read program-slashing) budget there is a deafening silence from the labour movement.
A new democracy movement born?
And so, the left -- extra-parliamentary and parliamentary -- is put in the position of leading from behind. A close examination of Canadians' stated values demonstrates that they are far ahead of the organizations that have historically provided them with leadership. That is one of the most amazing aspects of this democracy movement. It has bypassed the moribund progressive organizations and taken the fight straight to the government, tapping directly into Canadian values and anger. This is an unmediated, spontaneous, grassroots movement -- a welling up of outrage at an arrogant, quasi-dictatorship. It's as if, tired of waiting for the traditional organizations to speak for them, Canadians who care deeply for their country are taking matters into their own hands.
But what happens now? After Saturday's incredibly successful demonstrations -- 60 of them, with great turn outs, including over 3,500 in Ottawa -- will the movement continue until democracy is restored and Stephen Harper and his wrecking crew are sent packing? The movement has the potential to re-energize progressive movements of all kinds, across the country. Let's hope that it grows and matures, because if it does not there is every likelihood that Stephen Harper will continue dismantling the country; not just its institutions, but the social programs and activist government that Canadians have built and still support.
And what of the labour movement which used to help initiate and lead such movements? Here is their chance to assist this one by providing it, with no strings attached, the resources it needs to continuing growing and developing into a mature, permanent movement. No existing organization or combination of organizations has, at the moment, the moral authority to provide the needed leadership. But they can provide solidarity and material support. And then they might find their way again and add their voices, and those of their members, to the call for democracy.
A genuine movement with broadly popular goals of democratic reforms -- including new legislation putting restrictions on the use of prorogation, a proportional representation electoral system, and increased checks and balances on the currently unfettered executive power -- could form the basis of a rewriting of the Canadian political system.
Until today the prospects for such reforms were poor indeed. But if the opposition parties are astute enough to take advantage of this outpouring of democratic sentiment, they will put such reforms, especially proportional representation, on the front burner. The first party to make that reform, and others, a key part of their next election platform could reap the benefits of the first spontaneous mass movement Canada has seen in decades.


The Glens Falls Golden Eagles struck early and often as they defeated the first place Amsterdam Mohawks by a score of 12-4 at East Field. With the win, they soared to just a half a game out of second place in the standings, behind Mohawk Valley who lost tonight against Newark. Ross Kivett (Kansas State) led the offensive assault for the Golden Eagles, going 5 for 5 at the plate, with a homerun, four runs scored and three runs batted in.
Neil Fryer (Siena) went seven strong innings for the victory, to improve to 1-2 on the season. Matt Pirro (Wake Forest) took his first loss of the campaign, falling to 4-1.
Glens Falls (21-17) got off to a great start with a perfect first inning, highlighted by a great defensive play by leftfielder Emmanuel Forcier (New Mexico JC), who made a leaping catch up against the fence. The Golden Eagles then came back with a run in the bottom of the first inning, as Kivett doubled and Morales had an infield single, which resulted in an injury to Amsterdam (29-9) shortstop Chase Green (SIU Edwardsville). Brian Ruby (Binghamton) came onto replace him, but made an error on his first batter faced, resulting in the first run.
After Fryer had another one-two-three inning, Glens Falls exploded with a second inning rally. Forcier started things with a one out hit by pitch before a two out rally from Glens Falls. Back to back to back singles from Casey Rodrigue (LSU Eunice), Danny Brennan (St. Louis) and Kivett plated two runs, before a two RBI double from Alberto Morales (Clarendon) scored two more runs. All of the damage occurred after Pirro left with an apparent injury, and Dennis Buckley (HVCC) came on in relief.
After a scoreless third from both teams, Amsterdam got on the board, as Giuseppe Papaccio (Seton Hall) doubled to lead off the inning, and he was brought home on an RBI groundout from Ruby. Glens Falls matched in the bottom of the inning with three runs of their own, on another two out rally. Brennan walked and Kivett singled, and they both stole a base, to move to third and second respectively. Morales' single plated Brennan and Kivett scored on a passed ball. Chase Griffin (Georgia Southern) drove in the team's eighth run with an RBI single to score Morales.
An RBI single from DaMarcus Hendersen (Mississippi State) plated Jeff Limbaugh (Parkland) with a single, before Fryer was able to get a double play ball to avoid any further damage. Glens Falls loaded the bases in the bottom half of the inning, as Kevin Meyers (N.E. Oklahoma A&M) singled, Forcier walked and Anthony Pisani (Southern Maine) singled. Rodrigue drove in one run with a sacrifice fly, to make the score 9-2, and Kivett plated another on an RBI single. Glens Falls then made the score 11-2 on an RBI walk from Griffin.
The Golden Eagles scored their twelve and final run of the evening on a homerun to deep left field from Kivett, to complete his perfect evening at the plate. Amsterdam added on two late runs, on an RBI single from Jeff Boehm, which put the score at its final marker of 12-4.
The Golden Eagles are next in action tomorrow, when they host the Albany Dutchmen for a 7:05 first pitch on Baseball Bingo Night, Part Two. The team is then on the road on Monday, before getting the evening off on Tuesday for the All-Star Game. Golden Eagles Jared Cheek (Georgia Southern), Griffin, Kivett, Morales and Mike Vigliarolo (St. Louis) are representing Glens Falls at the game. The game starts at 7:05 PM at Shuttleworth Park in Amsterdam.


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Q: PackagesNotFoundError for pyttsx in Anaconda I have made multiple attempts but can't find a fix to the following. This is being done with Anaconda.
conda install pyttsx
Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.

PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:

  - pyttsx

Current channels:

  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main/win-32
  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main/noarch
  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/win-32
  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/noarch
  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/msys2/win-32
  - https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/msys2/noarch

To search for alternate channels that may provide the conda package you're
looking for, navigate to

    https://anaconda.org

and use the search bar at the top of the page.

A: If you search for a package name on anaconda.org you can find out what channel(s) it is available on (which may not be in the default anaconda channel).  In this case:
$ conda install -c auto pyttsx

See https://anaconda.org/auto/pyttsx
I should add: It appears this package has not been updated in over 6 years, and is only available for Python 2.7.  So you should consider whether it is a good idea to use it and if there isn't a better, currently maintained alternative.

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I haven't posted in a while, but recent projects got me thinking. I have had the opportunity to work in many environments with a range of tooling and processes over my career and there is one tool more than any other that I find a genuine hinderance on a day to day basis. This tool is Microsofts large ALM offering – TFS.
Who do we (back end developers) think we are?


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Q: Why am I getting these errors in my assembly code (Option casemap: none)? I'm writing assembly code with the GUI Turbo Assembler (a Turbo Assembler GUI environment for Windows that produces DOS programs that run in DOSBox). When I run the program the assembler gives this error:

x.asm Error x.asm(3) Illegal instruction

Line 3 is option casemap: none. My code is:
.586
.model flat,stdcall ;
option casemap:none ; Line that is giving an error
.DATA               ;
x db 2             ;
y db 1
z db 1
 .data?
 a db ?       ;
 b db ?       ; b=2
 c db ?       ; c=2
 d db ?       ; d=2
 e db ?       ; e=23,5
 f db ?       ; f=4
 g db ?       ; g=-18,5
 .code       ;
 beg:        ;

 mov  ah,x  ; AH:=x
 mov  bh,z  ; BH:=z
 imul bh    ; AH:=xz:=2
mov  b,ah  ; b:=2

mov  ah,x   ; AH:=x
mov  ch,y   ; CH:=y
idiv ch    ; AH:=AH/CH:=x/y:=2
mov  ch,ah ; CH:=2
mov  c,ch  ; c=2

mov  ah,y   ; AH:=y
mul  ah     ; AH=1^2=1
mov  bh,z  ; BH:=z
imul bh    ; AH:=yz:=1
mov  ch,x  ;  CH=x
imul ch    ; AH=AHCH=1x=2
mov  d,ah ; d=2

mov AH,45 ; AH=45
mov BH, d ; BH=2
idiv BH   ; AH=45/2=22,5
mov e, AH ; e=22,5

mov ah,b  ; AH=b
mov ch,c  ; CH=c
add ah,ch; AH=b+c=2+2=4
mov f, ah; AH=f

mov ah,f  ; AH=f
mov ch, e ; CH=e
sub ah,ch; AH=4-22,5=-18,5
mov g,ah  ; g=-18,5

mov ah,g  ; AH=g
mov ch,5  ; CH=5
sub ah,ch; AH=-18,5-5=-23,5

mov a,ah  ; a=AH=-23,5

end beg

A: The OPTION keyword wasn't introduced until TASM 5 according to the change logs. GUI Turbo Assembler currently uses TASM 4.1. You don't need the OPTION CASEMAP feature since your code uses all the same case for the labels in your code. The fix is to remove:
option casemap:none

Since GUI Turbo Assembler targets running DOS programs you will need to change:
.model flat,stdcall

to something like:
.model small,stdcall

In DOS the memory models can be small. medium, compact, large, and huge . flat doesn't apply to DOS programs. Using flat will result in a linker error under the GUI Turbo Assembler environment.
For DOS you will also want to add a stack and specify its size. Something like this should work:
.stack 256          ; Set stack size to 256 bytes


The government has said it will support Zongo women who are into 'waakye' and 'sobolo' making, as part of moves to empower them to be economically productive.
Dr Abdul-Hamid, who was speaking in parliament on Tuesday, 27 November 2018 in response to a parliamentary question filed by Garu MP, Albert Akuka Alalzuuga, also noted that most of the youth in the Zongo communities will be trained in ICT to enable them redirect their skills into productive ventures.
The Islamic scholar said: "The ministry has initiated a number of socio-economic programmes that are aimed at developing the human capacities of the people in Zongo communities, empower them to be economically productive and support the promotion of their indigenous businesses in order to improve household incomes.
"To this end, the ministry is working with the National Board for Small-Scale Industries (NBSSI) to train selected women across Zongo communities who have businesses, and especially in Zongo cuisine like "waakye," "sobolo," "tubani," "koko" and the rest of them, first of all, to improve the development and packaging of these foods in order to add value and increase incomes associated with these businesses.


Discussion in 'iPad' started by g8orballboy, Apr 30, 2010.
So after a month of persuading and thanks to a bonus from work, I was FINALLY able to convince the wife to let me get the 32gig wifi version. Of course she gives me permission on the day the 3G version comes out. I called both apple stores and the one apple best buy near me and they're all sold out. Two questions... what are the chances that apple will be getting in wifi only models with the 3G shipment they're getting today? Also, how often to shipments come in? would it be quicker to reserve at the store and wait for the next shipment or just order it online and wait for the 5-7 days. I know i've waited a month, but the thought of waiting another week is KILLING me. I want it NOW!!!!!
Thanks in advance, i'm sure 1,000 people have asked these questions already, but with all the 3g threads i couldn't find anything.
I'd imagine you wouldn't be affected by the 3G lines. Each store gets shipments at different times and days, just keep calling around.
Today is 3G day. Who knows if Apple will include wifi only models in their shipments.
My advice would be to check again in the afternoon to see if anything was delivered.
Keep in mind that Apple Stores are closed today between 4-5pm.
Well apparently they got a bunch of 16 and 32 gig wifi models with the shipment of 3Gs. I'm now the proud owner of an ipad!!! WOOT!!!!