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Runner for iPhone Launches Alcohol Delivery in Toronto, in 2 Hours or Less
by Gary Ng – Wed, August 16, 2017
Runner has launched an iPhone app, along with a web app for Android and desktop users, which will bring alcohol delivery to customers in Toronto, promised in 2 hours or less.
The service only takes orders online and photo ID is required before a delivery can be completed. Users of the iOS app will have the option to place orders for future delivery times, which comes in handy if people aren't home in time or are hosting an event.
"Runner was specifically designed with the end consumer in mind and with a core focus to making it convenient to get alcohol to your door with no minimums, no phone call required and no wait time," said Jake MacDougall, Co- Founder of Runner, in a press release. "We also take pride in our ability to deliver the largest selection of alcohol products in Toronto, so you are never sacrificing options for convenience."
There are no minimums for each order, with delivery fees under $10 per order. The delivery area by Runner has also expanded today, reaching "any residence or hotel south of Highway 401, to the lake, East of Keele St. and West of Woodbine."
AGCO regulations prohibit Runner from delivery to businesses, as right now only home delivery is available, but that could change in the future, states the company.
To promote the service, a $10 off coupon code is available for orders placed in the Runner iPhone app—just use code BLASTOFF at checkout (valid August 15-26, 2017). The app has an option to save your credit card details for future orders, while offering tracking of orders and complete order history.
Runner says they have the largest online selection of alcohol in Toronto, saying "Try us on for size Toronto. We promise to not disappoint."
Click here to download Runner for iOS in the App Store.
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NICHOLAS ALEXANDER educates, helps and represents his clients with proactive experience, humor and passion. Being born and raised in Clark County, Washington, where he now practices, has kept Nick down-to-earth and plain-spoken. His experience in elder law, estate planning, and working as an executive trust officer, criminal defender and appointed counsel for allegedly incapacitated individuals at Greenen & Greenen PLLC and InTRUSTment NW that makes Nick a great teammate for clients no matter what difficulties they may have.
Nick leads by example, sitting on the Bench Bar Section of the Clark County Bar Association as a representative of the regional elder law practitioners and on the board of the Clark County Volunteer Lawyers Program. In this spare time, Nick loves spending time with his wife, Mira, whom is a small business owner, his daughter, Olympia, and dog, Dingo. Nick's alma maters, Evergreen State College and Willamette University College of Law, also contribute to Nick's professional and personal philosophy of being innovative and realistic in serving his clients' and community's needs.


Vitamin B6 Benefits What Are They ?
Vitamin B6 benefits include fighting the free radicals that are invading our bodies every day.
It is another one of those magical B-Complex Vitamins that is so important in keeping us healthy and strong.
Since it is a water-soluble vitamin, it needs to be replenished everyday in our diet or with a vitamin supplement.
The vitamin b6 benefits has also been shown to be effective against our bodies physical and psychological disorders.
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By Space Coast Daily // May 22, 2015
Space Florida Launches Space Tourism Campaign
ABOVE VIDEO: Space Florida, the Sunshine State's aerospace and spaceport development authority, and Paradise Advertising, Digital and Entertainment will unveil this week a national multi-media campaign to promote Florida as the rocket launch capital of the world.
BREVARD COUNTY • KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA – Space Florida, the Sunshine State's aerospace and spaceport development authority, and Paradise Advertising, Digital and Entertainment will unveil this week a national multi-media campaign to promote Florida as the rocket launch capital of the world.
The drive features the voice of Mike Rowe, host of CNN's Somebody's Gotta Do It and Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs.
The aim is to raise awareness that America's space program is alive and strong, and that Florida is the premier destination to experience the thrill and wonder of rocket launches.
With an average of two launch events scheduled every month, and more coming, there are more rocket liftoffs taking place in Florida than ever before, and state tourism entities are working to create dynamic launch viewing experiences, adding to the already visceral experience of being there when hundreds of tons of metal and electronics blast into orbit.
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"Too many people around the world think that America has mothballed its space program since the shuttle retired four years ago. Nothing could be further from the truth," says Frank DiBello, President and CEO of Space Florida.
"The State of Florida has asked Space Florida to promote this fact as a attraction for the world to come see. The 'We Are Go' campaign is aimed at just that: bringing people to Florida to experience the wonder of launch firsthand."
"We are go" are the instructions flight directors utter just prior to liftoff when all systems are ready for launch.
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Those three little words signal to the crew, support staff and the whole world that all the preparation needed to blast into orbit is complete, and that the rocket and her crew and cargo are about to slip the bonds of Earth.
The multi-media campaign is an emotional tour de force of some of the most memorable American launches, demonstrating the majesty of space flight and includes, digital, social, broadcast, website and out-of-home buys with outlets such as National Public Radio, In Flight video, Facebook, twitter, custom e-blasts, SpaceFlightNow, Weather.com and OrlandoSentinel.com.
Brad Cohn
"The big idea in creating the #WeAreGoFL brand is letting people know that the majesty of American space flight is still going strong," says Brad Cohn, Chief Creative Officer of Paradise.
"By using the iconic phrase 'We Are Go,' we've tapped into instantly recognizable ideas that are the backbone of America: ingenuity, idealism and innovation."
The distinctive voice of Mike Rowe narrates the new campaign videos. Rowe is best known as the host of CNN's Somebody's Gotta Do It and narrator of some of the most successful shows on television, including Discovery's How the Universe Works, Deadliest Catch and Planet Earth Extremes, among others.
"Mike is the de facto voice of American ingenuity and tenacity and is the perfect fit for our campaign, " says Cohn.

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The minute Rihanna and Oprah posted photos together on Instagram, I was poised and ready to see this interview from start to finish. On "Oprah's Next Chapter," they daytime talk show mogul has this way of going beyond what we all already know about the star she's interviewing and brings us interview gold.
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In part one of my interview with Scott Snyder, we discussed his Image comic book series Wytches and what lures the titular beings to the Rook family. In part two, we delve a bit deeper into that, what makes the wytches scary, and what to expect in the story arc's second half.
FreakSugar: Charlie [Sailor's dad] obviously adores Sailor and I thought the scene with the restaurant-style playland gave a nice window of how much he wants to make her smile. However, after the incident, he moved the whole family to make life easier for her. In your mind, even if he doesn't acknowledge it overtly, do you think there's any part of him that resents her for having to move? Or is the frustration over blowing up at her at times stemming from his helplessness to help her?
Scott Snyder: Oh yeah. I think as a father, it's one of those things that I think you struggle with. You love your kids deeply and you can feel vulnerable to the world because of that love. It can be infuriating sometimes because that thing you love and fear for is out in the world and can get hurt, so you worry so much. You care so much, and I think there's part of you that wants to shut that down. With Charlie, too, I think that's a real thing and in some way I think his capacity to love Sailor is something he's prouder of than anything else—his role as a father. At the same time, he's going to have moments where he lashes out at it and I think all of us do that sometimes.
FS: With as dark as the book is, is there a process you have to go to decompress from the bleakness of writing the story of the Rooks?
SS: I have a pretty robust family life. We have two boys, 7 and 3, and my wife and I try to spend time together. So you move out of your head and your imagination to the physical reality of your life. You escape for a bit and that helps you to decompress from the grimness and the bleakness. For me, at least, I've always been a big fan of horror, not because I think it's so bleak but because a good horror story is a way to wrestle your deepest fears. And I think that's a really pure and great form of conflict, not when someone comes up against a great, hulking monster, but a monster that's a reflection of what they're afraid of about the world. I've always gravitated toward those kinds of stories. For me, it's more about the drama that form offers.
FS: What can we expect in the second half of the arc? How much more strained can the Rooks' reality become?
SS: Oh yeah. Issue four introduces the notion of the cauldron. It's the part of the burrow where they cook special pledges, so it's where the myth of the cauldron comes from, that wytches boil you in a big cauldron. It's not like that, though. There's no physical cauldron where you're boiled with water, it's different than that. It's even worse than that. But it because a race against time to get Sailor out of there and to discover the secret as to why the wytches are after this family.
FS: What is scary about the Rooks that, in turn, makes the wytches scary?
SS: For me, there isn't anything on the surface that would draw the wytches to them and that makes them good characters for readers in the introductory arc because they could be us. I try to make them as nuanced and charismatic as possible, because they're not to me or [series artist] Jock or [series colorist] Matt [Hollingsworth]. It's the stuff beneath the surface, what they've done in the past, which becomes more clear as the series progresses.
But at the same time, it doesn't mean that they're bad people, bad parents or daughters, and it certainly doesn't mean that they should be pursued by the wytches. There could be other secrets. We wanted it to be a mystery why the wytches are pursuing them until it's not a mystery anymore later in the story. If the wytches are about giving into your desires in a way, then you need to show those things in a brutal and raw and real way with a family that feels realistic and full-blooded, hopefully. And to look at the things people don't normally see when they're generally happy with their lives, but are still there.
FS: How much of your own fears for your children play into how you approach writing Wytches?
SS: It informs the whole book. It's the driving force behind the book, for me at least. And it'll change from arc to arc, but this arc is about the terrors that having children open you up to, how you fear for their safety and how you suddenly feel vulnerable to the outside world in a way you never did before. Sometimes it can be upsetting. It's the mix of feelings, the mix of utter love and frustration and fear and everything. In this arc, at least, it's what Charlie is dealing with. And for me, it's what the wytches prey on. Any kind of happiness, any kind of regret, any kind of restlessness they sense, that's when they start coming for you.
FS: Is there any news on the development of the Wytches movie?
SS: Yeah, we're really excited. Wytches was optioned by Plan B Entertainment, and they have a screenwriter who we really like. They've been really great to us, so hopefully it'll continue to go well. They've been terrific.
Be sure to check out part one of this interview with Scott Snyder, as well as our review of Wytches #3!


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Met in 1992 while Stacey was visiting Rabi Island for the first time. It was during this visit that Stacey realised the dire state the Banabans were living under and decided to form a non-profit international organisation, the Banaban Heritage Society to help try and build a better future for the community.
In 1993 with their shared interest in Banaban history and culture and Ken's role as clan spokesman, they began working together to preserve Banaban history. Ironically Ken's great-great grandfather, Kamaraia was one of the signatories on the notorious 1900 Agreement that saw the Banabans beloved homeland signed away for mining for 999 years. Stacey's great-great grandfather, Henry Williams was one of the first European mining engineers to arrive on Banaba in 1901 and over the next 30 years three generations of the Williams family would play a major role in aiding the eventual destruction of the island. Ken and Stacey believed that it was far more than fate that found them working together 92 years later and so did many of the Banaban elders. Over the next six years Stacey took on the role of funding and implementing various aid projects for the community, utilising the volunteer skills of others, including retired miners and their descendants, other non-government organisations, and her local business connections.
It was during the historic HOMECOMING trip to Banaba in 1997 that the elders asked them if they could write the true history of their people and tell the world what had become of the Banabans. Over time the history of the Banabans had conveniently been rewritten to pander to the political needs of the phosphate mining industry and the Colonial Empire of the time. Ken and Stacey believe the writing of TE RII NI BANABA – The Backbone of Banaba, published in 2001 was their greatest personal contribution to the Banaban people and their quest to preserve Banaban culture and identity for future generations, while reminding the world what had happened to the beloved Banaban homeland.
With Ken's first hand experience and traditional knowledge as a Banaban and Stacey's past involvement as the founder of the BANABAN HERITAGE SOCIETY working with the Banaban community and her business connections they have formed an extensive global network of associates, business colleagues and friends. Their efforts to try and help the Banaban people are always in the forefront of everything they undertake.
'Ken and Stacey believe that the most important way to encourage the preservation of Banaban traditional skills is through maintaining their culture.
They have built their business NATURE PACIFIC producing Fiji grown coconut oil and nautural products based on Banaban traditions. Every product they sell tells the Banaban story and the dream to rehabilitate the homeland.
As Ken states, 'We as indigenous Banabans may have nothing in a monetary sense, and yes each day is a struggle for us back on our homelands, but we know who we are and where we come from. Especially in our case when we have been displaced and our homeland has been left in ruins, our rich phosphate soil scattered to the winds on Australian and New Zealand farmlands, and yet through all this hardship we like other Pacific people are happy and culturally rich.
They will continue their efforts to try and save their forgotten people – The Banabans.
Ken & Stacey's efforts in preserving Banaban history and culture was published in 2007 by Cambridge University Press - Chapter 17 - Hunting the Collectors
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Researchers from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Louisiana State University–Baton Rouge have published an article on techniques for maintaining methodological integrity while working with clinical assistants who are remotely trained and monitored in the collection and reporting of data for aphasia research. The goals of the work are to present a structured…
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Researchers from MGH's Institute for Health Professions and Harvard's Program in Speech and Hearing Bioscience and Technology published a study comparing behaviors and outcomes in persons with chronic aphasia who practiced lexical retrieval using tablet-based therapy materials. During practice, half the users were discouraged from using the app's 'cue button' – which spoke the answer…
A Systematic Review of Maintenance Following Intensive Therapy Programs in Chronic Post-stroke Aphasia: Importance of Individual Response Analysis
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Researchers working at Universities in Australia and Germany have published a systematic review of outcome improvements and maintenance patterns in persons with chronic aphasia following completion of intensive aphasia therapy programs. The primary goals of review were to: [1] investigate individual response patterns and rates across six common outcome measures upon program completion; and [2]…
Analysis of Real-World Language Use in a Person With Wernicke's Aphasia
Analysis, Communication Impairments, ResearchBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD December 11, 2021
Speech-language pathologists in the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at the University of Connecticut report results of a pilot study using the Language Environment Analysis technology (LENA) to capture and analyze real-world samples of language use from a person with aphasia (PWA) before and after intensive language therapy. The authors goals were: [1]…
Current Approaches to the Treatment of Post-Stroke Aphasia
Research, Stroke, TreatmentBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD November 2, 2021
Two prominent aphasiologists – Julius Fridriksson from University of South Carolina and Argye Elizabeth Hillis from Johns Hopkins University – have published an evaluative review of rehabilitation advances over the last five years for persons with aphasia (PWA). The authors first discuss research focused on traditional behavioral speech-language therapies and studied in large-group, randomized, scientifically…
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Rehab and Therapy, ResearchBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD October 1, 2021
Faculty in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Departments at the University of Montana (UMT) and Utah State University have published a study of cognitive and linguistic outcomes of intensive comprehensive aphasia programs (ICAPs) for people with aphasia (PWA) in the chronic stage, implemented by graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP). Using graduate students lowers ICAP…
Neurologically Based Communication Problems and Language and Speech Therapy in Old Age
Brain, Dementia, Research, Speech and LanguageBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD September 1, 2021
A Research Scientist in Biomedical Engineering in Azerbaijan has published a review of communication issues in old age, including discussions of speech-language interventions for their management. The purpose of the paper is to give a sense of the nature and scope of the various communication problems whose incidence increases with aging processes, and to discuss…
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AAC, Communication Impairments, Research, TechnologyBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD August 25, 2021
A doctoral student and her professors in electronics and electrical engineering at Loughborough University in the United Kingdom have published an article on Alternative and Augmentative Communication [AAC] approaches incorporating advanced technologies
The Effectiveness of Adding Speech-Language Telerehabilitation to Usual Care
Communication Impairments, Research, Stroke, TelepracticeBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD July 13, 2021
Rehabilitation specialists from Norway and Scotland present results from a single-blinded randomized controlled pilot study that compares the effectiveness – for persons with aphasia (PWA) – of speech-language telerehabilitation additive to usual care for following stroke, vs. usual care alone. It reports subject recruitment and drop-out numbers, plus improvements in impairment assessment scores and functional…
Reviewing Changes to Approaches to Aphasia Diagnosis and Long-Term Management
Communication Impairments, Rehab and Therapy, ResearchBy Dr. Richard Steele, PhD June 4, 2021
An aphasia researcher from Chapman University's Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, together with a colleague from Johns Hopkins University's Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, have published an article that reviews changes in approaches to diagnosing aphasia over the past several decades, as well as the evolution which has taken place during that time…
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MSU's top 50 football players: No. 9 Brad Van Pelt
This is the 42nd in a 50-day summer series counting down the top players in Michigan State football history, as I see them. As with last year's MSU basketball top 50, the criteria is performance and impact at MSU only, professional career irrelevant. Have your own opinion? Leave a comment or tweet at me @Graham_Couch.
No. 9 - Brad Van Pelt
Safety, 1970-72, Owosso
The skinny: Van Pelt was an athletic anomaly — a 6-foot-5, 220-pound safety, and in the early 1970s no less. Rangy, fast and strong, he was twice an All-American, by consensus as a senior in '72, when he was also the first defensive back honored with the Maxwell Award, given annually to the best player in college football.
Van Pelt was Duffy Daugherty's last great defensive star, the closest player he ever found to the second coming of George Webster. Van Pelt remains among MSU's career leaders in interceptions, tied for fourth with 14, and interception return yards, where he's second to only Lynn Chandnois.
He was a mammoth athlete, intimidating as a rover back in the secondary or returning kicks. Or throwing off the mound. He was twice a high baseball draft pick as a pitcher and a solid basketball player for two seasons at MSU, as well.
The New York Giants selected Van Pelt in the first round in 1973. He played 14 NFL seasons, reached five straight Pro Bowls and was named the New York Giants' player of the decade. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001. Van Pelt died of a heart attack in 2009 at age 57.
Why he's No. 9: This is where the order this countdown gets really difficult. Nos. 3-9, in my mind, are interchangeable, depending on the day or which historian is in my head. Van Pelt could easily be No. 3. He can be no lower than this.
He played on mediocre teams — though the Big Ten's No. 2 defense in 1972 — at the end of the Daugherty era. Not his fault. Several others on this list did more in big games during important seasons. Right or wrong, program impact is a significant criteria for this countdown and was used to separate several members of the top 10. None of them were better athletes than Van Pelt.
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No. 10: Tony Mandarich
No. 11: Connor Cook
No. 12: Javon Ringer
No. 13: Kirk Cousins
No. 14: Gene Washington
No. 15: Dan Bass
No. 16: Kirk Gibson
No. 17: Julian Peterson
No. 18: Sherm Lewis
No. 19: Plaxico Burress
No. 20: T.J. Duckett
No. 21: Lynn Chandnois
No. 22: Le'Veon Bell
No. 23: Clinton Jones
No. 24: Max Bullough
No. 25: Blake Ezor
No. 26: Flozell Adams
No. 27: Larry Bethea
No. 28: Tico Duckett
No. 29: Carl Banks
No. 30: Sedrick Irvin
No. 31: Jeremy Langford
No. 32: Dan Currie
No. 33: B.J. Cunningham
No. 34: Earl Morrall
No. 35: Joe DeLamielleure
No. 36: Ed Budde
No. 37: Eric Allen
No. 38: Walt Kowalczyk
No. 39: Charlie Thornhill
No. 40: Jack Conklin
No. 41: John Pingel
No. 42: Billy Joe DuPree
No. 43: Trae Waynes
No. 44: George Saimes
No. 45: Greg Jones
No. 46: Ed Smith
No. 47: Bob Apisa
No. 48: Derrick Mason
No. 49: Ed Bagdon
No. 50: Denicos Allen


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Wohow! It took us a few days to conceptualize of what will be our creative entry for Dohop's Win A Trip To Morocco that I blogged before for a week now. We brainstormed how we are going to have a creative picture and selfie at the same time. We arrived into the conclusion of painting a symbol of Morocco's architecture using pastel in an illustration board as a background of the photo. He said it will take him 5 - 6 hours or so to finish. We chose the province of Chefchaouen which is known for the blue - colored architecture from its buildings to blue - rinsed houses. While unfortunately I have no talent to help him for the drawing part, the best thing I can do myself is to curate the basic guide and list of tourist spots in Morocco.
To tell you the truth, Morocco is a country that I have so little knowledge. I am aware of its existence but it's never included in my bucket list because of distance and even by chance I do not read much about it online. Actually if not for Dohop contest, I would not know that we Filipinos have no visa there for a stay not more than 60 days.
I even contacted the Embassy of Honorary Consulate of Morocco via Facebook here in the city of Manila to ask about what are the infrastructures, places and other things that represent Morocco in my own country where I can take a picture or draw inspiration but sadly there's not much except from one and only known Moroccan restaurant named Kasbah in Taguig I found online. I don't see very obvious social ties nor lots of Moroccans that frequent in the Philippines so I am not surprised.
On my way to Kuala Lumpur from Phnom Penh last month, I met this Moroccan lady who is currently doing a two-month solo backpacking around SE Asia. We shared the same Air Asia plane , told me about the beautiful things to see in Morocco though I was not able to relate very much as again I barely know this place.
Now at least I can manage to appreciate what she told me after doing a significant research about places to visit in Morocco, a Muslim country located in North Africa. It is also dubbed as the gateway to Europe because of the geographical nearness of France, Italy and Portugal. I also learned that Spain is even just an hour ferry ride from Morocco.
Fez, Casablanca, Marrakesh and Rabat which is Morocco's capital, these are the cities I always read online from travelers who have been here citing this Arab land is an exotic place for one of the best adventures in a lifetime. History says the majority of early settlers in Morocco are the Berbers but they don't want to be called that way, please refer them as Imagzhifen, the locals of this country.
Should the universe conspires, here are my top ten list of itinerary to Morocco.
There are two main food that represents Morocco in the cuisine world – tagine or tajine and the couscous.
Tagine or tajine - Anything can be turned to this dish - vegetables, lamb, chicken, fish including fruits usually dried, olives and preserved lemon. These are cooked over hot coals inside a conical clay pot that allows the steam to rise and condense, while slow cooking the food inside.
In this country they either eat lamb or beef so it is a nice Actually there are a lot of Moroccan food I want to taste like the pastille, grilled fresh sardines and desserts.
It is rude to say no once a Moroccan local offers you a tea, bear that in mind. The one usually served for a stranger who just arrived is the Maghrebi mint tea made with Chinese green tea, fresh mint leaves and sugar.
Actually as I grow older each day, I am slowly finding my way to replace my obsession from coffee to organic teas which are known for antioxidant properties so this is a good news to be in a place where the people is aligned to some of my health ideals.
Hammam is a room where one can bath on a steam using lava clay masks and black olive soaps for deep cleansing and exfoliation. There are public places where you can bring your own stuff and share this with the locals or if you are hygiene – conscious, find a hotel and riad that has this. In terms of beautification and wellness, I don't think any girl will say 'No' to this.
A Riad is a traditional house in Morocco that embodies the culture and heritage of this country. I was browsing through the photos online of these, I was completely stunned at how these look like. Usually a riad has a fountain with interior courtyard.
A souk is where the ordinary Moroccans buy their stuff. From varying narrations of shopping in a souk, one should be extra careful while in the middle of haggling conversations or in a deep confrontation of a local offering you to buy something out of your budget or you don't need at all. Still visiting a souk is a worthy thing to do in Morocco because here you will find the best craft in this side of the word.
A medina is the old historic part of town usually walled and divided into Quartiers. Inside a Quartier there is a mosque, Hammam, public bread oven, water fountain and madrasa.
The first time I encountered the words "Sahara desert", is from Guiness world of record book back in high school, this is the world's largest desert that stretches in ten countries including Morocco in Merzouga. It is also found in Chad, Algeria, Libya, Mali, Niger, Mauritania, Tunisia and Sudan. I want to see real and gigantic sand dunes while camping and trekking in this desert.
Hollywood movies such as Troy, Babel, Gladiator, Time Bandits and Game of Thrones Fans were all shot here. I have not seen any of these films actually but the fact that Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou is chosen as the destination for these action slash adventure movies then this place is breathtaking.
The Atlas Studios in Ourzazate is the world's biggest film studio in the desert. I believe until now the set used to film Games of Thrones is still preserved to attract more people to see it.
A Kasbah can also be called as a medina or an Islamic city but usually it connotes a house that bears the image of Morocco. It has high walls often without windows built on hilltops or near the entrance of harbors. I want to see kasbahs that are already centuries old or more.
I'd like to spend a breakfast, lunch or dinner with a Moroccan family. The most authentic food is not served by the well accomplished chefs in five star hotels, it is actually in the simplest homes of the locals. I also learned that they also eat with their own hands. I also love doing the same. The only difference is that instead of rice in their tables they have a lot of bread. The huge chunks of these breads are also used to scoop too.
Of course I will never ever forget to drop by to Chefchaouen. I want to know whyMoroccans like color blue – the houses, walls and even boats. The architecture and art found in the walls of riads are strikingly amazing. I'd like to get a Henna tattoo also. I look forward walking down the streets smelling the thousands of spices coming from the kitchen of Moroccan wives preparing meals for their loved ones. I want to smoke Shisha, I have done this here in Manila when I joined a food review of a Persian restauran before. I want to get lost and try my haggling skills in the souks for some items I can bring home. I want to have a gorgeous selfie in the Roman ruins of Volubilis too.
I hope, wish and pray to represent Dohop at the 2015 World Travel Award for the category "World's Leading Flight Comparison Website" in Morocco.
Note: This pastel painting was inspired by the Fresco painting wall at Uta El-Hammam square in Chefchaouen, Morocco, North Africa published by Dreamstime. Image source here.


URBANDALE, IA, July 24, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Spotlight Innovation Inc. (OTCQB: STLT), a pharmaceutical company targeting rare, emerging and neglected diseases, today announced that Company research collaborator Professor Kevin Hodgetts has been awarded a grant of $300,000 by the nonprofit organization Cure SMA for the project Pre-Clinical Development of LDN-5178 for the Treatment of SMA.
"Cure SMA's support of Professor Hodgetts to work with Dr. Elliot Androphy and other collaborators on SMA drug candidate LDN-5178 represents an important validation of Spotlight Innovation's preclinical SMA pipeline," said Geoffrey Laff, Ph.D., Spotlight Innovation's Senior Vice President of Business Development.
Spotlight Innovation holds an exclusive, worldwide development and commercialization license from Indiana University Innovation and Commercialization Office for LDN-5178 and a group of related compounds including STL-182.
Professor Hodgetts, director of the Laboratory for Drug Discovery in Neurodegeneration at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Dr. Androphy of Indiana University School of Medicine, are members of Spotlight Innovation's Scientific Advisory Board.
For more information about Cure SMA and this grant award, visit www.curesma.org/news/hodgetts-grant-2018.html.
Spotlight Innovation Inc. (OTCQB: STLT) acquires and develops proprietary therapies to address unmet medical needs, with an emphasis on rare, emerging and neglected diseases. The Company identifies in-licensing opportunities and manages product development through partnerships with universities, medical schools, contract research organizations (CROs), and contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs). Spotlight Innovation's development pipeline includes product candidates for cancer, chronic pain, spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) and Zika virus infection. At the appropriate stage of research and development the Company will endeavor to pursue product commercialization opportunities including, but not limited to, out-licensing and strategic partnerships with industry leaders. For more information, visit www.spotlightinnovation.com or www.twitter.com/spotlightinno.
Statements in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements herein include statements regarding Spotlight Innovation's efforts to develop and commercialize various therapies, including LDN-5178 and STL-182, and to achieve its stated benchmarks. Actual outcomes and actual results could differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include risks and uncertainties, such as: the inability to finance the planned development of the therapies; the inability to hire appropriate staff to develop the therapies; unforeseen technical difficulties in developing the therapies; the inability to obtain regulatory approval for human use; competitors' therapies proving to be more effective, cheaper or otherwise more preferable; or, the inability to market a product. All of which could, among other things, delay or prevent product release, as well as other factors expressed from time to time in Spotlight Innovation's periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As a result, this press release should be read in conjunction with Spotlight Innovation's periodic filings with the SEC. The forward-looking statements contained herein are made only as of the date of this press release and Spotlight Innovation undertakes no obligation to publicly update such forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events or circumstances.


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ROBERT WADLOW / OUTSIDER SUPER SIZE
Robert Wadlow is the world's
tallest man at 8 feet 11 inches.
2 METRES 72 CENTIMETRES FORA DE JOC
Robert Pershing Wadlow (1918 - 1940) was and is the tallest human being ever recorded. He reached 8' 11.1" (272 cm) in height and 490 pounds (222.26 kg) in weight before his death at the age of 22. His height was due to an overactive pituitary gland.
Robert Wadlow was born in Alton, Illinois on February 22 1918. At the time he weighed only 8' 6 ounces (3.8 kg). He attracted attention due to his rapid growth when all his four siblings grew at a more normal speed. At the age of 13 he became the world's tallest Boy Scout with a height of 7'4 (224 cm).
At age 18 his height was 8'4 (254 cm) and he weighed 390 pounds (177 kg). His size 37 shoes cost $100.00 a pair.
At the age of 20 Wadlow signed a contract with the International Shoe Company; he received free shoes in exchange for a promotional tour. He traveled all around the USA with his father. In 1936 he enrolled in Shurtleff College with the intention of studying law.
By 1937 he had exceeded the previous records. However, his size begun to take its toll. He had to keep braces in his feet to walk and had little sensation in them.
On July 4 1940 Wadlow was taken ill in Manistee, Michigan; a faulty brace had caused a blister and bad infection. Doctors treated him with blood transfusions and emergency surgery but his fever got worse. On July 15 1940 he died in his sleep. He was buried in Alton on July 19.
In 1984 his hometown raised a bronze statue in his memory. His family destroyed his belongings lest they become collectables.
Robert Wadlow's growth chart
Age Height
8 6ft (182 cm)
10 6ft 6in (198 cm) 220 pounds (100 kg)
14 7ft 4in (224cm)
16 7ft 10.5in (240 cm) 365 pounds (166kg)
17 8ft 1.5in (248 cm) 400 pounds (180 kg)
18 8 ft 4 in (254 cm) 390 pounds (177kg)
22 (on birthday) 8ft9.5in (268 cm) 491 pounds (223kg)
22 (time of death) 8ft 11.1in (272 cm) 490 pounds (222kg)
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South Sudan marks first anniversary of independence
South Sudan marks its first year of independence in sombre mood today, the world's youngest nation wracked by border wars with the North, internal violence and the shutdown of its vital oil production.
South Sudanese celebrate the first anniversary of independence in Juba, South Sudan Photo: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images
7:42AM BST 09 Jul 2012
The early euphoria of independence from former civil war foe Sudan on July 9 2011, has since given way to a harsh reality.
While massive steps forward have been made, South Sudan remains one of the world's poorest countries, where even the most basic infrastructure, such as roads, electricity and water distribution networks, still has to be built.
Vice President Riek Machar has admitted to not having met the expectations of his people because of "the unforeseen difficulties we got ourselves into".
The United States on Sunday sent its anniversary congratulations, while admitting that "significant challenges" lie ahead.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who was travelling in Asia, said in a statement that South Sudan had made strides in nation-building and on building a legal framework.
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However, she also noted that "conflict and unresolved issues with Sudan and domestic inter-ethnic tensions have led to increased fighting and economic hardship, which threatens to compromise the very foundation on which South Sudan's future will be built".
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu appealed for peace in the troubled fledgling nation.
"God wants to make South Sudan prosperous and peaceful," the 80-year-old retired South African archbishop told political, military and religious leaders in Juba.
"We want to return to come again and celebrate your nationhood with you and see a South Sudan that grows its own food, and is eradicating poverty and ignorance," Mr Tutu said.
Adult illiteracy stands at 73 per cent, secondary school enrolment at six per cent, and there is a glaring shortage of skilled professionals, although aid workers point out that South Sudan had to start from scratch after a 2005 peace deal.
The country still has few tarred roads. In the capital Juba, electricity comes from private generators and the hospital is short of staff, medicine and beds. Many patients sleep on the floor in the stifling heat.
Statistically, a South Sudanese woman has more chance of dying during childbirth than completing her secondary school education.
Yet there is the odd rare sign of progress achieved either in the past year or in the six years of autonomy following the 2005 agreement with Khartoum that ended a two-decade long war and set up a referendum on independence.
Donors fear these gains may be cancelled out by the combined effects of increased tensions with Khartoum and the halting of crude production in January, which triggered heavy fighting along their disputed border.
The only sector spared from budget cuts is the army, which according to Alfred Lokuji, Dean of Rural Development at the University of Juba, gobbles up half the budget at the expense of sectors such as education and health.
The anniversary festivities get under way at 8.00am (5am GMT) at the mausoleum of John Garang, the rebel leader who died in a mysterious helicopter crash shortly after he signed the 2005 peace deal that paved the way for South Sudan's independence.
Among the high-profile guests are UN chief Ban Ki-moon, Africa Union head Jean Ping and political leaders from Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia.
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Q: Nokia Bluetooth headset Bh 503 not recognized I bought an Nokia Bluetooth Phone Bh 503. It works just fine with my Android phone, but with Ubuntu it even get recognized. I already paired the Ubuntu with my Android, but with the bluetooth phone it even find it.
What can be the problem?
Already search in Google for answers, but almost always the problem is with bluetooth that doesn't work, but in my case it works, but not with the headset.
Already install almost all packages about bluetooth, like blueman, bluez, gnome-bluetooth, bluetooth, etc.

A: (comment to answer solved issue)

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*I just connected my bh-503 few days ago with precise, you have to turn-off and turn-on again your headset, when turning on hold the button until the lights turn into blue and green, scan the device. that works for me. but the audio is very awful. it works great with lucid. – erickjohncuevas Jan 23 at 10:25

*It's just working, I Don't have sure if it's because the packages or not. – euDennis Mar 9 at 0:14

A: I have the same headsets and works for me in a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04, I'll tell you what I did:

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*Install Blueman and open it.

*Open Blueman, put the headset in pairing mode (when turning on, press the power button until you see a blue light blinking)

*Hit "Search" In Blueman. You'll see the headset there.

*Right click on the headset, "add", then "trust", then "Pair". Immediately after that, "Connect to" - and choose the option "Audio Sink".

*If the headset is connected, will beep twice and the light will change to green. Enjoy.

If you don't have sound after that, follow this steps:
1) Stop, and if possible, close everything that is playing audio.
2) Go to Blueman, right click in the headset, and check that the headset is not connected to headset service and audio sink at the same time. If is the case, disconnect it from headset service only.
3) Try again, if doesn't' work, disconnect it from audio sink as well, and reconnect, or remove it and repeat the procedure again. Is a bit of a headache in the beginning, but the headset works fine. Also, make sure to set up the headset before starting to play music, otherwise you most likely will have issues.
Hope this helps.

A: i just connected my bh-503 few days ago with precise, you have to turn-off and turn-on again your headset, when turning on hold the button until the lights turn into blue and green, scan the device. that works for me. but the audio is very awful. it works great with lucid. – erickjohncuevas Jan 23 at 10:25

A: The awful sound can be solve by changing the mode to High Fidelity Playback(A2DP) at sound setting there.
step:

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*go to sound setting

*click Headset Nokia BH-503

*change the mode to High Fidelity Playback(A2DP)

Then viola! problem solve!

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The 13th VRLO is being run as part of Innovation Stories, the annual summit hosted by Innovation Social, an affiliation of innovation leaders from the agency, brand, and startup worlds. Carrying on the theme of the 'Future of Voice and Sound' from Innovation Stories, the demos at VRLO will all have interesting sound designs and showcase the importance of audio when creating immersion.
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In April this year, Mark Zuckerberg took to the stand in front of the US Supreme Court. He testified on behalf of Facebook about the company's role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, breaching user privacy to run targeted political advertisements. While the need for his testimony was entirely justified in light of the allegations, many reports afterward focused on the almost comic awkwardness of some of the exchanges.
For example, Zuckerberg found himself in the uncomfortable position of explaining to Senator Orrin Hatch that Facebook was a free-to-use service precisely because the company is funded through advertising. Senator Lindsay Graham's questioning seemed to target the issue of whether Facebook was a monopoly.
The Zuckerberg testimony was a high-profile example, but it illustrates a problem that occurs when regulators intervene in technology. Regulators need to seek out expertise from the technology community, to gather the information they need to make their decision. Depending on the parties involved, these meetings could be fairly informal or they could, like Zuckerberg's testimony, be a collision of different worlds.
On the one hand, there is the community developing and advocating for the new technology, often seen as younger, more open-minded and dynamic. On the other, there are those holding the more traditional, less edgy role of regulators and policymakers, who may only have a limited understanding of the technology under discussion.
Cryptocurrencies have recently become a hot topic for financial regulators. Earlier this year in Israel, policymakers were grappling with the question of whether crypto-assets should be classed as securities or not. The Israeli Securities Authority (ISA) issued a draft guideline in March 2018 that clarified their position on the matter. It stated that only those tokens conferring ownership rights, similar to a traditional security, would attract the same treatment as securities. Pure utility tokens, as well as payment tokens including Bitcoin, wouldn't be classed as securities.
The ISA guidance provides a clear outline for the status of ICO projects and leaves plenty of space for future developments. The crypto community in Israel mostly sees this as a positive step forward.
However, despite the fact that most people welcomed the guideline, it was a moderate achievement. Particularly in light of the significant effort that went into these discussions within the ISA. The proposal was the result of a long series of formal and semi-formal meetings and talks between the regulators, representatives of leading cryptocurrency firms and leaders within the community.
While these talks were necessary, we at Crypto Academy wanted to do something that would stimulate a more lively discussion around this topic. Together with our colleagues at the Faculty of Governance at IDC, we started discussing how blockchain and cryptocurrency will impact on topics such as governance and national security in the future.
To us, it has become increasingly important to have an ongoing, meaningful dialogue and connection between the key regulatory officials and the blockchain and cryptocurrency community. At the same time, we wanted to stage a unique and purposeful event for the IDC school alumni.
The end result of was that we put together Crypto-Gov Weekend as a joint venture for Crypto Academy and the IDC. Over three days, we pulled together high-ranking officials such as UN Ambassador Ron Prosor and Former Head of General Security Services and Minister Yaakov Peri. They spoke alongside industry leaders such as iAngels Head of Partnerships Lilach Danewitz, Deloitte's Head of Blockchain Hagai Zachor, and Yaniv Feldman, Co-founder and CEO at One Alpha. These are only a few names from our long list of speakers.
Crypto-Gov Weekend was comprised of a full weekend of lectures. The event started with the bare basics of blockchain technology and progressed through to more advanced concepts including the use of private blockchains and crypto-economics. We also held cross-disciplinary panels covering blockchain security and regulation, which you can watch on our Crypto-Gov Weekend YouTube channel if you speak Hebrew.
During the evening, we offered networking and socializing events, including activities like massages and costume cocktail parties to lighten the mood. Because we all know that networking often takes place after the main event. This was just what they needed. Many walked away feeling energized to continue the mission of introducing blockchain to their extended communities.
Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are often attractive to individuals who believe in creating a new world, or those who see the investment potential of crypto. Often, one person cares about both at the same time.
Government officials have different motivations, as they rightly should. They hold positions of power, and holding that power responsibly means acting as a guardian. They should protect the system and the welfare of people who gave them power. Of course, they take this role seriously.
However, bringing both parties together on neutral territory away from the desk job creates a different environment for discussion. Holding Crypto-Gov weekend outside of working time, in a relaxing resort surrounded by nature, sparked more natural and thought-provoking talks than a dry committee meeting ever could. People enjoyed themselves and had the opportunity to connect with others from around the world.
Our goal in creating Crypto Academy was to build a new environment for communication around the topics of cryptocurrency and blockchain. In creating Crypto-Gov Weekend, we rejected the assumption of any division being necessary between the vision of the blockchain community and governmental institutions.
By the end of the third day, our participants were bubbling with ideas and optimism. We heard a number of different conversations including the idea for a blockchain accelerator in the city of Herzelia, and the IDC university conceiving an experiment for a new governance token. Another group even developed a proposal for a new draft of law regarding cryptocurrencies.
We all need our desks and our laptops for getting things done in real life. However, humans are naturally social animals, and creating conversations around ideas can help to fuel ongoing development and progress. Putting people together and giving them the space to talk and energize each another is one thing we can do to encourage and cultivate these ideas.
Please accept our invitation to share your thoughts on new settings, ideas, and topics for meetings, workshops, and outcomes for the next Crypto-Gov Weekend in March 2019. Even better, please come and join us in person at the event itself. We look forward to hearing from you.
Guy Aviv is the CEO of Cryptocurrency Academy by OP_Chain. Cryptocurrency Academy specializes in professional training and project execution in the Blockchain and Crypto space. Building and executing tailored training programs for engineers, lawyers and executives to maximize potential in the Blockchain sphere. And help manage and execute development projects.


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Gameloft in Sofia, Bulgaria
Join The Game!
As a leading digital and social game publisher, Gameloft® has established itself as one of the top innovators in its field since 2000. Gameloft creates games for all digital platforms with an audience of 114 million monthly users across the whole world. The company has 46 offices across 32 locations and employs 4,600 people worldwide. Gameloft operates its own established franchises such as Asphalt®, Order & Chaos, Modern Combat and Dungeon Hunter and also partners with major rights holders including Universal, Illumination Entertainment, Disney®, Marvel®, Hasbro®, Fox Digital Entertainment, Mattel® and Ferrari®. Gameloft is a Vivendi company.
Gameloft Sofia is hiring a Game Designer to strengthen its creative design team.
As a Game Designer you will participate in the designing process of one of our game, defining the gameplay rules and creating the most compelling experiences. In this role, you will propose and design fresh ideas and supervise their implementation during production. You will also be responsible for part of the game's documentation and its overall quality.
Your main responsibilities:
Propose ideas that fit the game's setting, production scope, technical requirements, limitations, and game genre.
Write the necessary documentation (diagrams, UI mock-ups, presentations) to support the game's features.
Maintain the documentation up to date.
Integrate new features and mechanics in the game.
Coordinate with other departments throughout the features development cycle and make sure that they meet Gameloft's quality standards.
Double-check all data added to the game for quality and conformity.
Spread the game's vision to the other team members.
Help improve the overall usability and user experience to the highest standards
You have at least 2 years of experience in the game industry working as a game designer, preferably on mobile games.
You are fond of strategy games and understand their inner mechanisms
You have shipped at least one game or have been involved in the Live-ops of one for more than a year.
You have a strong understanding of game design concepts and the freemium model.
You have well-channelled creativity and can propose fresh ideas.
You regularly play mobile games (preferable freemium).
You can express your ideas in a clear and concise manner.
You are comfortable with the Microsoft Office suite or equivalent.
You are a team player and a detailed-oriented person.
You are eager to learn new things.
You are able to break down big features into smaller tasks for implementation.
You can adapt a feature's scope based on production constraints and still achieve its design goals.
You have a basic understanding of economic concepts.
Pluses
You have previously worked on a strategy game
You have some knowledge of artistic tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator or other UI/Graphic software.
Why Join Gameloft?
You want to work in an exceptional industry and create games downloaded more than 1 billion times per year.
You want to be part of a talented and supportive team of pioneers who have a passion for creating video games.
You want to contribute to a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere.
You want to join a global company and meet great people around the world.
You will work on a permanent contract with competitive remuneration.
You are looking for a fun place to work in the heart of the city (but for now you can remain safely working at home).
If you are interested in our job offer, please send a CV. Applications will be processed in confidentiality.
Temp Photoshop Designer


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Oscar Tipped Al Pacino Movie 'Manglehorn' Set for Venice...
Oscar Tipped Al Pacino Movie 'Manglehorn' Set for Venice Film Festival
By Michael West in Movies / TV / Theatre on 24 July 2014
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Al Pacino, Michael Keaton and Michael Shannon are heading to the Venice Film Festival with promising movies.
David Gordon Green's Manglehorn - a drama featuring a promising performance from Al Pacino - is heading to the Venice Film Festival and will screen in competition. It joins Alejandro Gonzelez Inarritu's Birdman at the 71th Venice Biennale, organizers announced on Thursday.
Al Pacino in 'Manglehorn'
Manglehorn tells the story of a locksmith in a small town in Texas, who never managed to get over the love of his life. Gordon Green has good form heading into this - he directed the excellent Prince Avalanche (2013) and drama Joe (2013), the latter of which made everyone remember how good an actor Nicolas Cage actually is. It was tipped up as a possible Oscar winner by Almost Sideways back in March.
Pacino will no doubt be in Venice for the premiere, as will Andrew Garfield, Laura Dern and Michael Shannon (probably) for Ramin Bahrani's 99 Homes. Ethan Hawke is nailed on to appear, given that he stars in two movies debuting - Good Kill and Michael Amereyda's Cymbeline.
Elsewhere, the Viggo Mortensen starring Loin des Hommes is in competition, as is Joe Dante's Burying the Ex, with Anton Yelchin. In an out-of-competition showcase, Frances McDormand plays Lisa Cholodenko in HBO miniseries Olive Kitteridge.
Watch the trailer for Birdman:
We already know that Birdman will be opening the festival. From the trailer that rolled out last month, we get the feeling this one is certainly going to be a contender at the awards ceremonies at the end of the year. It stars Michael Keaton as a washed-up actor who once played an iconic superhero trying to overcome his ego and family trouble as he mounts a Broadway play in a bid to reclaim his past glory. Of course, Keaton once played Batman.
The Venice Film Festival opens on August 27 and runs through till September 6.
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08.12.2017 Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council amending Regulation (EU) No 230/2014 establishing an instrument contributing to stability and peace - first reading, Adoption of the legislative act + CE Foreign & security policy
22.09.2015 Proposal for a Council Decision establishing provisional measures in the area of international protection for the benefit of Italy, Greece and Hungary - first reading, Adoption of the legislative act + CE Foreign & security policy
25.09.2017 Regulation (EU) 2017/1601 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 September 2017 establishing the European Fund for Sustainable Development (EFSD), the EFSD Guarantee and the EFSD Guarantee Fund - first reading, Adoption of the legislative act + CE Foreign & security policy
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Hawaiian Eye: Mystery and Suspense on Television.
Anthony Eisley and Robert Conrad star as private investigators Tracey Steele and Tom Lopaka in Hawaiian Eye, a crime drama that aired on ABC for four seasons. It is one of four similar series the network produced at about the same time: 77 Sunset Strip set in Hollywood, Bourbon Street Beat set in New Orleans, and Surfside Six set in Miami.
The exotic appeal of Hawaiian Eye was enhanced when Hawaii was granted statehood during its first season.
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Hey Sebelius... Maybe You Didn't Hear Us - WE DON'T WANT IT!
Hey Sebelius… Maybe You Didn't Hear Us – WE DON'T WANT IT!
71.1% of Missouri residents rejected O-Care in a statewide vote less than a month ago on Tuesday, August 3rd.
Now, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius says its time for some re-education on the bill.
With a number of polls showing a sustained level of opposition to the Democrats' health care reform efforts more than five months after passage, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said the Obama administration has "a lot of reeducation to do" heading into the midterms.
While some surveys – namely the Kaiser Family Foundation monthly tracking poll – have suggested an uptick in support for the reforms, most other surveys continue to show a steady level of opposition to the new law that remains higher than the favorable opinions of it.
"Unfortunately, there still is a great deal of confusion about what is in [the reform law] and what isn't," Sebelius told ABC News Radio in an interview Monday.
Hey, Sebelius… We don't want it.


Today's class in the freshman design seminar went well. I started by returning the drafts of the design reports and giving some generic feedback. I realized on reading the reports that I had not given a good explanation of what I meant by describing the components of the system—two of the groups had given me long parts lists on the first page of their reports, something that would only really be appropriate in an appendix. I explained that what I wanted was what the main blocks in the block diagram were, and that they should use the block diagram to organize their report, writing a page for each block. I also suggested that they use the block diagram to partition the project among the group members, with each group member working on a different component, then getting back together to reconcile any discrepancies. Note that this is much more like real engineering group work than the usual K–12 group project, which is usually done most efficiently by turning the whole project over to the most competent member of the group.
After the feedback on design reports, I offered the students a chance to get a demo of building an Arduino program with sensing and motor control. This was a completely extemporaneous demo—I had gathered a number of possibly useful components, but had not tested anything ahead of time nor even figured out what order to do the demo in. I asked the students if they wanted me to start with sensing or control—they asked for the motor control first.
I started by pulling a motor out of box of motors I had gotten when the elementary school my wife works at cleaned out their closets. I told the students that I had no idea what the spec of the motor were, but since it came from an elementary school, it probably ran on 3v batteries. I tested the motor by hooking it up first to the 3.3v, then to the 5v power on my Arduino Uno. It spun just fine on 3.3v, but squealed a bit on 5v, so we decided to run it on 3.3v.
I then pulled out the Sainsmart 4-relay board that I had bought some time ago but never used. I explained how a relay worked, what single-pole double-throw meant, and normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts. I used the board unpowered with the NC contacts to spin the motor, then moved the wire over to the NO contacts to turn the motor off. I then hooked up power to the board and tried connecting input IN1 to power to activate the relay. Nothing happened. I then tried connecting IN1 to ground, and the relay clicked and the motor spun. The inputs to the Sainsmart board are active low, which I explained to the students (though I did not use the terminology "active low"—perhaps I should have). I did make a point of establishing that the relay provides very good isolation between the control logic and the circuitry being controlled—you can hook up AC power from the walls to the relay contacts without interfering with the logic circuitry.
I then offered the students a choice of going on to sensing or looking at pulse-width modulation for proportional control. They wanted PWM. I explained why PWM is not really doable with relays (the relays are too slow, and chattering them would wear them out after a while. I did not have the specs on the relay handy, but I just looked up the specs for the SRD-05VDC-SL-C relays on the board: They have a mechanical life of 10,000,000 cycles, but an electrical life of only 100,000 cycles. The relay takes about 7msec to make a contact and about 3msec to break a contact, so they can't be operated much faster than about 60 times a second, which could wear them out in as little as half an hour.
So instead of a relay, I suggested an nFET (Field-Effect Transistor). I gave them a circuit with one side of the motor connected to 3.3V, the other to the drain of an nFET, with the source connected to ground. I explained that the voltage between the gate and the source (VGS) controlled whether the transistor was on or off, and that putting 5v on the gate would turn it on fairly well. I then got out an AOI518 nFET and stuck it in my breadboard, explaining the orientation to allow using the other holes to connect to the source, gate, and drain.
I mentioned that different FETs have the order of the pins different, so one has to look up the pinout on data sheet. I pulled up the AOI518 data sheet, which has on the first page "RDS(ON) (at VGS = 4.5V) < 11.9mΩ". I explained that if we were putting a whole amp through the FET (we're not doing anywhere near that much current), the voltage drop would be 11.9mV, so the power dissipated in the transistor would be only 11.9mW, not enough to get it warm. I mentioned that more current would result in more power being dissipated (I2R), and that the FETs could get quite warm. I passed around my other breadboard which has six melted holes from FETs getting quite hot when I was trying to debug the class-D amplifier design. The students were surprised that the FETs still worked after getting that hot (I must admit that I was also).
I hooked up the AOI518 nFET using double-headed male header pins and female jumper cables, and the motor alternated on for 3 seconds, off for one second. We now had the transistor controlling the motor, so it was time to switch to PWM. I went to the Arduino reference page and looked around for PWM, finding it on analogWrite(). I clicked that link and we looked at the page, seeing that analog Write was like digitalWrite, except that we could put in a value from 0 to 255 that controlled what fraction of the time the pin was high.
I edited the code, changing the first digitalWrite() to analogWrite(nFET_GATE_PIN, 255), and commenting out the rest of the loop. We downloaded that, and it turned the motor on, as expected. I then tried writing 128, which still turned the motor on, but perhaps not as strongly (hard to tell with no load). Writing 50 resulted in the motor not starting. Writing 100 let the motor run if I started it by hand, but wouldn't start the motor from a dead stop. I used this opportunity to point out that controlling the motor was not linear—1/5th didn't run at 1/5th speed, but wouldn't run the motor at all.
Next we switched over to doing sensors (with only 10 minutes left in the class). I got out the pressure sensor and instrumentation amp from the circuits course and hooked it up. The screwdriver I had packed in the box had too large a blade for the 0.1″ screw terminals, but luckily the tiny screwdriver on my Swiss Army knife (tucked away in the corkscrew) was small enough. After hooking up the pressure sensor to A0, I downloaded the Arduino Data Logger to the Uno, and started it from a terminal window. I set the triggering to every 100msec (which probably should be the default for the data logger), the input to A0, and convert to volts. I then demoed the pressure sensor by blowing into or sucking on the plastic tube hooked up to the sensor. With the low-gain output from the amplifier, the output swung about 0.5 v either way from the 2.5v center. Moving the A0 wire over to the high-gain output of the amplifier gave a more visible signal. I also turned off the "convert to volts" to show the students the values actually read by the Arduino (511 and 512, the middle of the range from 0 to 1023).
Because the class was over at that point, I offered to stay for another 10 minutes to show them how to use the pressure sensor to control the motor. One or two students had other classes to run to, but most stayed. I then wrote a program that would normally have the motor off, but would turn it full on if I got the pressure reading up to 512+255 and would turn it on partway (using PWM) between 512 and 512+255. I made several typos when entering the program (including messing up the braces and putting in an extraneous semicolon), but on the third compilation it downloaded successfully and controlled the motor as expected.
Note: this code is not an example of brilliant programming style. I can see several things that I would have done differently if I had had time to think about the code, but for this blog it is more useful to show the actual artifact that was developed in the demo, even if it makes me cringe a little.
Overall, I thought that the demo went well, despite being completely extemporaneous. Running over by 10 minutes might have been avoidable, but only by omitting something useful (like the feedback on the design reports). The demo itself lasted about 70 minutes, making the whole class run 80 minutes instead of 70. I think I compressed the demo about as much as was feasible for the level the students were at.
Based on how the students developed the first motor-control program quickly in class, I think that some of them are beginning to get some of the main ideas of programming: explicit instructions and sequential ordering. Because we were out of time by the point I got to using conditionals, I did not get a chance to probe their understanding there.


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Jussie Smollett calls attackers who claim he staged hate crime 'liars'
Empire actor grew increasingly irritated during exchange with prosecutor during cross-examination on witness stand
Jussie Smollett arrives with family on 2 December at his trial in Chicago. Photograph: Charles Rex Arbogast/AP
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First published on Tue 7 Dec 2021 09.56 EST
Jussie Smollett returned to the witness stand on Tuesday at his trial in Chicago, where the former Empire actor said that claims he staged an anti-gay, racist attack on himself were "100% false".
Prosecutors continued cross-examining the 39-year-old, who despite appearing calm through several hours of testimony on Monday, grew increasingly irritated during his exchanges with special prosecutor Dan Webb on Tuesday.
Smollett, who faces charges that he lied to Chicago police about the January 2019 attack, sought to refute damaging testimony from two brothers last week.
They said Smollett, who is gay and Black, orchestrated the hoax to get publicity, giving them $100 for supplies and instructing them to place a noose around his neck and yell homophobic slurs. They also said Smollett gave them a $3,500 check to carry it out.
Smollett said he wrote the $3,500 check to Abimbola Osundairo for nutrition and training advice. Asked by his defense attorney if he gave Osundairo payment for some kind of hoax, Smollett replied: "Never."
Under cross-examination on Tuesday, Smollett said that a few days before the alleged attack, he picked up Ambimbola Osundairo in his car to go work out and that Osundairo's brother, Olabingo Osundairo, came along. Smollett denied the brothers' earlier testimony that they drove around together – circling the area where the alleged attack occurred three times – as part of a "dry run" for the fake assault.
He said circling the area was not unusual behavior for him, and that he called off the plan to work out because he did not want to work out with Olabingo Osundairo, whom he had not invited along. Smollett said the situation was "weird" after he and Ambimbola Osundairo picked up Olabingo Osundairo.
Webb's cross-examination also revealed some inconsistencies in Smollett's testimony, including about whether he sent private messages to confirm the timing of the alleged attack and whether his attackers were white, as police say Smollett told them.
"Mr Webb, will all due respect you don't understand Instagram," Smollett said curtly. Webb replied, "Look at me. I'm old. I don't understand Instagram. Just answer my question."
Smollett went on to accuse Webb of "misrepresenting the facts to the jury" and said that "there was no fake attack". He also denied sending the messages and after Webb showed Smollett four messages that Smollett sent Abimbola Osundairo that night while the actor was at an airport because his flight home to Chicago was delayed, Smollett told Webb, "If you say so, sir."
Smollett also said he assumed his attackers were white simply because of the pale skins around their ski masks' eyeholes and the racial slurs they used. He then said he "would never say they acted or sounded white … [as] that would be racist to say that someone acted white or sounded white."
Webb noted that Smollett switched his description of the attackers to "pale," to which Smollett replied that it was the "responsible thing" to change the description. "I didn't want to make the assumption that they were white. So I said 'let me change that and just say that they were pale-skinned,'" he said.
When Webb went on to ask if Smollett believed describing his attackers as white would make his "fake hate crime" more legitimate, Smollett said, "You would have to ask someone who actually planned a fake hate crime."
The actor also became visibly upset when Webb asked him if "getting a few bruises" was really damaging to his career.
"Mr. Webb, I have a scar under my eye that looks like a bag for the rest of my life … It's absolutely a problem," Smollett replied.
He also said of the Osundairo brothers' testimony that he staged the attack: "They are liars."
The brothers, Abimbola and Olabingo Osundairo, who are Black, testified last week that Smollett instructed them to yell "this is Maga country" during the fake assault.
Smollett is charged with six counts of felony disorderly conduct for making what prosecutors say was a false police report about the alleged attack – one count for each time he gave a report to three different officers. The class 4 felony carries a prison sentence of up to three years, but experts have said if Smollett is convicted he probably would be placed on probation and ordered to perform community service.
He has pleaded not guilty. The trial continues.
Associated Press contributed to this report
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NYC Media Group è una società posseduta dal governo di New York, che gestisce le proprietà comunali nel settore della comunicazione. NYC Media Group tecnicamente ricade sotto la giurisdizione del Dipartimento dell'Information Technology e delle Telecomunicazioni (DoITT), ed il presidente di NYC Media Group è tradizionalmente proprio l'assessore delle telecomunicazioni. NYC Media Group ha possedimenti nella trasmissione televisiva e nella tv via cavo, nella radio e nel web. Ha inoltre numerose attività nella produzione e distribuzione, oltre che gestire un grosso business nel campo dei DVD.

I quartieri generali si trovano a Manhattan in un palazzo di proprietà di New York ad 1 Centre Street, di cui NYC Media Group occupa gli ultimi cinque piani.

NYC Media Group è responsabile dei programmi trasmessi sui canali via cavo 25 (22 per i sottoscrittori Cablevision), 71, 73 e 74. NYC Media Group ha anche uffici nel campus del Bronx Community College, nel municipio ed al 112 Tillary Street a Brooklyn, oltre che usare come strutture di trasmissione Brooklyn, l'Empire State Building ed il Condé Nast Building a Times Square. Le stazioni più importanti gestite sono NYCTV (canale via cavo 74) e WNYE-TV (canale broadcast 25/DTV 24); le altre sono gestite con contratti di outsourcing.

Il gruppo gestisce anche la stazione radio 91.5 WNYE, così come RadioNYC, il sistema di risposta cittadino quando si chiama 911 e 311. RadioNYC si può ascoltare anche su City Drive Live su canale 93 (72 per gli abbonati di Cablevision). City Drive Live mostra le condizioni del traffico date dal NYSDOT e le telecamere del NYCDOT sono distribuite nei cinque distretti di New York 24 ore al giorno.

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RWANDA: Church Launches Inmates Empowerment Programme
Latest News February 8, 2019 Admin
RUHENGERI, FEBRUARY 8, 2019 (CISA)– The Catholic Diocese of Byumba, in liaison with the Rwanda Correctional Services (RCS), and OXFAM International has launched a three-year project that seeks to empower women and juvenile inmates economically in the pre-and post-release process.
"All that we need is that people live in harmony by helping each other in their day-to-day lifestyle as the gospel asks us, we want this project to help people respect the virtues which promote social cohesion not only in the prisons but also within our families," said Bishop Servilien Nzakamwita of the Catholic Diocese of Byumba.
He disclosed that the project focuses on women and juveniles because they face hardship in reintegrating into their families after serving their sentences
The project launched for Musanze and Nyagatare Juvenile Prisons was officially unveiled February 5 at Musanze Prison and will be funded by OXFAM International.
Through the scheme dubbed, "Rwanda Market Oriented Programme", the project targets 2,500 inmates and will be dealing with inmates' psycho-social support as well as providing them with hands-on skills while in prison. s.
Two vocational training centres for tailoring and dressing were unveiled at Musanze Prison to train female inmates on hands-on skills, while juvenile inmates from Nyagatare Prison will be taught welding, haircutting, carpentry, and construction.
Oxfam International country director Alice Anukur said the organization was sponsoring the project as it is crucial to National Strategy for Transformation (NST) as well as to Vision 2020.
"Oxfam supported this pilot phase for six months and is working with partners to raise additional funds to scale up the project in Musanze and Nyagatare prisons as well as surrounding communities," she said.
The Minister for Justice and Attorney General, Johnston Busingye, reiterated the Government's commitment to have the country free of crime and urged inmates to showcase good behaviour so as to contribute toward the country's development.
"The project isn't there to only provide you with vocational skills; it is also there to transform your livelihoods," he told the inmates.
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You Can Walk On Water On This Floating Art Installation
May 2, 2022 June 21, 2016 by Alex Moretti
Called The Floating Piers, this floating art installation by artist Christo allows people to walk on water in the Lombardy region of Italy.
The 3 kilometers (2 miles) walkway is made from a waterproof nylon fabric. What's really interesting about it is that it can change its color based on the time of the day and the weather.
The walk on water pathway is set across lake Iseo in Italy and is opened to public now (since 18 June). The pathway connects the town of Sulzano in mainland Italy to two islands on the lake.
[blockquote author="Christo" pull="normal"]The important part of this project is the temporary part, the nomadic quality. The work needs to be gone, because I do not own the work, no one does. This is why it is free.[/blockquote]
The installation cost was €15 million and was entirely financed by the Bulgarian-born artist Christo. However if you're among the lucky ones that will visit it, this floating art is free to attend. The Floating Piers will be open until 3rd of July 2016. For more information, visit the project website.
Photo Wolfgang Volz
People visiting The Floating Piers, Lake Iseo, Italy. Photo Wolfgang Volz
Seen from above – People visiting The Floating Piers art installation, Lake Iseo, Italy. Photo Wolfgang Volz
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