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Lynn Nottage's SWEAT examines the dying American dream in factory towns such as Reading, Pennsylvania (photo by Joan Marcus)
Martinson Hall, the Public Theater
425 Lafayette St. at Astor P.
Extended through December 18, $95
www.publictheater.org
If Hillary Clinton or anyone from the Democratic National Committee had seen Lynn Nottage's blistering Sweat prior to election day, they might have focused more sharply on the electorate that has made Donald Trump our next president. Originally presented last year by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival as part of its "American Revolutions: the United States History Cycle" and then at Arena Stage in Washington, DC, earlier this year, Sweat is a provocative drama that intelligently and sharply deals with such issues as race, drugs, poverty, NAFTA, education, and, primarily, jobs. The story takes place in Reading, Pennsylvania, moving back and forth between 2000, as George W. Bush seeks the Republican presidential nomination, and 2008, when former best friends Chris (Khris Davis) and Jason (Will Pullen) try to get their lives back on track after eight years in prison. Most of the play is set in a local bar run by Stan (James Colby), who spent twenty-eight years working at the steel-tubing mill before an injury on the job left him with a noticeable limp. The bar regulars include three forty-something women who currently work at the factory: Chris's mother, Cynthia (Michelle Wilson), an African American woman whose husband, Brucie (John Earl Jelks), is a drug addict who disappears for long stretches of time; Jason's mother, Tracey (Johanna Day), a white woman and widow; and Jessie (Miriam Shor), a divorced white woman who drowns her sorrow in booze. Meanwhile, Latino bus boy Oscar (Carlo Albán) cleans up after them. In 2008, Chris and Jason's parole officer, Evan (Lance Coadie Williams), is trying to help them, but they both may be too far gone, overwhelmed by their anger.
Jason (Will Pullen), Stan (James Colby), and Chris (Khris Davis) think about a better future in SWEAT (photo by Joan Marcus)
As rumors spread about big changes at the mill, from news that the owner's grandson is taking over and that a high-level position is open to everyone to possible layoffs and a move to Mexico, things heat up at the bar. "I've been on the floor for twenty-four years," says Cynthia, who is considering applying for the opening. Tracey responds, "Well, I got you beat by two. Started in 'seventy-four, walked in straight outta high school. First and only job. Management is for them. Not us." The floor is the only job the women have ever had, perhaps the only decent job available to them in this working-class town, filled with immigrant families of German descent. Stan, who has heard it all before, puts it into perspective: "Give me a break. That place hasn't changed since I walked in there in 'sixty-nine. Not a lightbulb, not one single nut or bolt. As a matter of fact it hasn't changed much since my grandfather began working there in 'twenty. Good luck, sweetheart," he tells Cynthia. "I don't know him, but I can tell you that Olstead's grandson is the same brand of asshole as all of 'em, stuffing his pockets rather than improving the floor." But Stan also recognizes that not everything is actually the same, particularly in regard to management's treatment of the employees. "You don't see the young guys out there. They find it offensive to be on the floor with their Wharton MBAs," he argues. "And the problem is they don't wanna get their feet dirty, their diplomas soiled with sweat . . . or understand the real cost, the human cost of making their shitty product."
Tracey (Johanna Day) and Oscar (Carlo Albán) get into a misunderstanding in SWEAT (photo by Joan Marcus)
Brooklyn-based Pulitzer Prize winner Nottage (Ruined, Meet Vera Stark) spent a lot of time in Reading, the steel and textile town that was ranked as the most impoverished city in America in 2011 and has remained in the top ten ever since, with extremely high unemployment and low education leading to a poverty rate of more than forty percent. She met with many of the struggling people there, encountering feelings of desperation, sadness, and betrayal, and turned their stories into Sweat, which continues at the Public Theater's Martinson Hall through December 18. (Nottage has also developed the Reading Project, which seeks to use art and activism to improve the community.) "These are the conversations we should be having, and I feel like as artists we should be socially engaged, and that at times we can be strategic in the ways we engage audiences," she told American Theatre in July 2015. Not a single word or movement is out of place in the incendiary production, which features impeccable performances by the outstanding ensemble cast, expertly directed by longtime Nottage collaborator Kate Whoriskey (How I Learned to Drive, Ruined), who maintains a fierce powder-keg pace that ultimately explodes in shocking violence on John Lee Beatty's rotating set. As the characters' American dream turns into a nightmare, the bar television follows Bush's ascendancy during the 2000 primaries, but there's only the briefest discussion of politics in the show; Sweat is not a condemnation of any one party or politician but of everything that has led to there being so many Readings throughout the United States, as evidenced by the results of the 2016 presidential election.
The state of the economy turns friends into enemies in SWEAT (photo by Joan Marcus)
"Between my new lady and Uncle Sam, money got a way of running outcha pocket. Nobody tells you that no matter how hard you work there will never be enough money to rest. It's fact. A fact that should be taught to every child!" Chris, who wants to get out of the factory and become a teacher, tells Jason. "I kinda wanna do something a little different than my Moms and Pops. Yo, I got aspirations. There it is. And I won't apologize," he says, but it's not that easy to break away in these small towns. "Dude, you ever given any thought to what you might do if this don't work out?" Chris asks Jason, who responds, "Nah, not really. Knock on wood. I plan on retiring from the plant when I'm like fifty with a killa pension and money to burn, buy a condo in Myrtle Beach, open a Dunkin' Donuts and live my life. Right, Stan?" As Stan can vouch, that's not the way things generally turn out. Nottage has beautifully and honestly captured these characters' lost dreams and desires, along with their frustrations and tenuous friendships, in a searing play about the literal and figurative shackles that bind too many Americans in this supposed land of plenty. (Be sure to pick up the four large broadsheets in the Public Theater lobby collectively called "Boom & Bust: The Rise & Fall of American Cities," which details evolving economic situations in Butte, Montana, Silicon Valley, California, Eagle Ford Shale, Texas, and Detroit, Michigan; you can read more about it and other digital dramaturgy here.)
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Following the needs and carer's assessment and determination of eligibility, a care and support plan (for an adult with care and support needs) or a support plan (for a carer) must be provided where a local authority meets a person's needs.
This chapter was added to the APPP in July 2018.
Care and support should put people in control of their care, with the support that they need to enhance their wellbeing and improve their connections to family, friends and community. A vital part of this process for people with ongoing needs which the local authority is going to meet is the care and support plan, or the support plan in the case of carers.
The guiding principles in the development of the plan are that the process should be person centred and person led, in order to meet the needs and achieve the outcomes of the person in ways that work best for them as an individual or as part of a family.
These principles apply irrespective of the extent to which the person chooses or is able to actively direct the process.
Consideration of needs should also include the extent to which the needs or a person's other circumstances may mean that they are at risk of abuse or neglect. The planning process may bring to light new information that suggests a safeguarding issue, and therefore lead to a requirement to carry out a safeguarding enquiry (see Safeguarding Adults Procedures). Where such an enquiry leads to further specific interventions being put in place to address a safeguarding issue, these should be included in the care and support plan.
Each partner in the plan should be clear about their role. For example, the person may need help to weigh up different service options to understand what each involves and to be able to choose the most appropriate and least restrictive option possible.
In some circumstances it may not be appropriate to jointly prepare the plan. For example, a person may not wish their family to be involved, the authority may be aware that family members may have conflicting interests, or the person may have asked the local authority to prepare the plan with someone who lives far away from the person and even with the assistance of email, phone and other methods of communication is unable to prepare the plan in a timely fashion.
The test for allowing the person and others to prepare the plan jointly with the local authority should start with the presumption that the person at the heart of the care plan should give consent for others to do so.
Where a person lacks capacity and cannot consent to third parties jointly preparing the plan, the local authority must always act in the best interests of the person requiring care and support.


After being signed to Wynn Resorts as a resident DJ and a releasing a hard-hitting remix, Swedish producer John Dahlback is already set to release another track. "Start Loving You" features a funkier sound and vocal than most of Dahlback's productions, but still maintains big house synths and lasers. Give it a listen and stay tuned for the official release from Spinnin' Records on April 16th.


It was built in Pere el Cerimoniós days, in 1366. It is the most important medieval military work of Catalonia. It has a 1500 meter perimeter with 31 towers, 2 tower-gates and many battlements.
The wall is divided in four stretches: Sant Francesc Wall facing south, Sant Jordi Wall facing west, Santa Ana Bastion facing north and Santa Tecla Wall facing east. Sant Francesc and Sant Antoni gates are situated between two towers at the ends of Carrer Major. They were demolished in 19th century. However, the latter was rebuilt.


Mission Hope is a Christ-centered organization committed to equipping leaders and churches to bring about sustainable transformation in isolated villages. Their model looks at a village as a whole, working with the local leaders and churches to distinguish their assets as well as their greatest challenges. Their process heavily involves indigenous leadership for assessing the village as well as providing solutions to needs. Together Mission Hope transforms impoverished villages into sustainable ones.


Natural and beautiful bamboo picture frame constructed using bamboo roots. Perfect for your paradise vacation photos to show off your sunburn.
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8" x 10" Picture size.7.25" x 9.5" Actual viewable.11" x 13" Frame size.Glass top piece.Bamboo frame.
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Beautiful bamboo frame made from authentic bamboo and features the culms of the bamboo. Can be wall hung or free standing, both horizontally and vertically.
Natural Bamboo Root Frame 20" x 16"
Burnt Bamboo Root Frame, 20" x 16"
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Beautiful bamboo frame made from authentic bamboo and features the culms of the bamboo. Can be wall hung or free standing , both horizontally and vertically.
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Red Bank, NJ – Monmouth County students are getting ready to test their math skills while raising much needed funds for local schools.
Mathnasium's TriMathlon contest is designed to show kids that math can be fun. Children at all levels of math ability are invited to participate. In addition to winning trophies, all students who participate this year will earn money for local schools with every correct answer. The winner at each grade level will be entered into the national TriMathlon, with the chance to earn larger school donations.
The competition, open to 2nd through 5th grade students, will be held at the Ocean Mathnasium on October 19th, and at the Middletown Mathnasium on October 20th. Participation is free.
"The Mathnasium TriMathlon represents a wonderful opportunity for kids to have fun, test their math skills, and earn money for local schools. It demonstrates that math can be fun and, at the same time, provides a way for the students to give back to their community, which is a wonderful lesson for kids at this age. In the Mathnasium TriMathlon, every child is a winner!" said John Napoli, owner of both Mathnasium of Middletown and Ocean franchises.
Magic Squares, where students are awarded points for developing their own math problems.
The Counting Game, which tests students' ability to count from any number, to any number, by any number.
The contest is open to all students in grades 2 through 5 in public, private, or home school. Students do not need to be enrolled in a Mathnasium center to participate. Prep materials, including a practice test, are available on the Mathnasium TriMathlon website (www.mathnasiumtriathlon.com), where students can also register.
Participants will have money donated to local schools for every correct answer on the TriMathlon test either through the website DonorsChoice.org, which allows schools to select whatever they need with donations accruing toward those items, or via direct donations. Mathnasium is targeting an aggregate nationwide donation of about $37,000, which includes the national prizes.
The 1st place winners at each grade level will be invited to move on to the national TriMathlon, where the national champions will be determined based on their local test scores. If needed, tiebreaker tests will be held at the winners' local Mathnasium locations the following weekend. Prizes of $1,000, $500 and $250 will be awarded to local schools on behalf of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners at each grade level.
All participants, regardless of how they place on the test, will receive a free downloadable math game from Lakeshore Learning Materials (retail value, $19.99) together with other prizes and certificates of participation. National winners will receive Lakeshore gift cards.


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These are some of the questions that usually receive. Should you have any other question not covered here, do not hesitate to write me here.
What is the translation/editing request process?
Please send the document for translation/editing here. Once received, I will prepare a quote considering document characteristics. Said quote contains the date of delivery, the price, the payment methods, and the terms and conditions. If you agree with the quote, confirm your agreement and follow the instructions stated therein.
What is the cost for the service?
Regarding sworn translations, I apply the minimum quotation per page indicated by the Association of Sworn Translators of the City of Buenos Aires (CTPCBA): http://www.traductores.org.ar/aranceles-orientativos (in Spanish only). Regarding other types of translation and editing projects, the cost of the service depends on the document/file and the time needed to finish it. The final quote will be determined based on urgency, the characteristics of the document/file for translation or editing, and its technicism.
With which languages do you work?
At the moment, I translate from English to Spanish. However, I can put you in contact with another translator if you need to translate into Spanish from French, Portuguese, German, Russian or Arab.
How much time does it take to finish a translation/editing project?
It varies depending on the characteristics of the source document/file (extension, complexity, legibility, among other aspects). Once I have evaluated the document/file, we will set a deadline, unless you need it for a specific date, in which case I should check availability.
How do I proceed if I need an urgent translation/editing project?
Please send the document for translation/editing by mail, whether through the contact form or directly to sofiagalli@headwaytranslations.com, and indicating the delivery date. Also, please state in the reference that the translation/editing project is urgent.
Urgent translations/editing projects have a minimum charge of 20 %.
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Specializing means being trained on a specific subject. As in other professions, a translator decides on which subject to specialize. We may find translators specialized in law, finances, medicine, technology, etc. In my case, for example, I am specialized in agribusiness, veterinary sciences and foreign trade.
In order to be considered specialized, a translator should read lots of information on the subject (articles, news, reports), attend related courses, and keep up with updates within the industry. Of course, knowledge increases with each translation received on said specific subject. All this provide translators with context, which helps them create translations that can be clearly and naturally read in the target language, using the correct terms and tone.
Doubts regarding sworn translations in Argentina
Which documents require a sworn translation?
According to the Association of Sworn Translators of the City of Buenos Aires (CTPCBA), "a sworn translator is a professional with a graduate degree who, pursuant to Act 20305, translates all documents submitted in a foreign language to any public agency, entity or organism."
What is the difference between a plain and a sworn translation?
A sworn translation has a specific format and bears the signature and seal of a licensed sworn translator.
What is the legalization of a sworn translation, where is it done and what is the price?
The legalization of a sworn translation is the method by which the Association of Sworn Translators of the City of Buenos Aires (CTPCBA) certifies that the signature and seal affixed to a sworn translation correspond to a licensed sworn translator and that the document submitted follows the formalities established by the CTPCBA. The contents of the sworn translation are not certified.
This proceeding is conducted at the CTPCBA, located in 1834 Corrientes Av., city of Buenos Aires, and its cost is found in the following link: http://www.traductores.org.ar/legalizaciones (the first price is that for an "immediate legalization" and the second one is for a "24-hour legalization", which is issued in 24 hours). The Legalizations Office is opened Monday through Friday (except during holidays) from 9.00 to 18.00.
What is an apostille?
The apostille is a seal issued by a competent authority to confirm the identity of a signature, seal or stamp affixed to a public document. Its main objective is to replace the chain of successive legalizations that were needed in the past. It is worth mentioning that an apostille does not certify the content of the document.
Do I need to affix an apostille to the document I want to translate?
First of all, only countries participating in the Hague Convention require an apostille. I would suggest previously inquiring the institution if an apostille is requested because the apostille is also subject to translation.
Which are the signatory countries to the Hague Convention?
Albania, Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Barbados, Belarus, Belize, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina , Botswana, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Cape Verde, Colombia, Cook Islands, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Germany, Georgia, Greece, Grenada, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Republic of Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malawi, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Moldova, Republic of Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Niue, Norway, Panama, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Vanuatu y Venezuela.
Where are documents apostilled in Argentina?
At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, located in 1214 Esmeralda St., city of Buenos Aires, from Monday through Friday, from 8.30 to 13.30. In order to conduct this proceeding, an appointment should be previously made online: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/legalizar-o-apostillar-un-documento (Spanish version only; should you need any help, you can send an e-mail to sofiagalli@headwaytranslations.com).
Bear in mind the following requirements provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
The documents submitted shall be original and well preserved, not laminated. Their contents shall be clearly legible.
Documents can only be submitted by people older than 18 years old. They shall identify themselves with their National Identity Card (D.N.I.). Foreign citizens shall identify themselves with their D.N.I. for foreigners or a valid national document.
Upon submitting the documents, the country of destination shall be stated in order to apply the pertinent procedure according to the legislation in force.
Only 5 documents shall be received per day per person.
In case the documents are withdrawn by a different person, an original authorization (https://www.cancilleria.gob.ar/userfiles/ut/autorizacion_para_retirar.pdf; in Spanish only) and the copy of the ID document of the person who originally submitted the documents shall be presented.
Do sworn translations have an expiration date?
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Aiguafreda may refer to:

 Aiguafreda, Vallès Oriental, a municipality in the province of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
 , a resort in the municipality of Begur, province of Girona, Catalonia, Spain


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UPDATE: Miami Heat get two key rotation players back vs. Suns, Wayne Ellington ruled out
| Filed in: 2017-18 season, Anthony Chiang, Bam Adebayo, Erik Spoelstra, Injuries, Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington
Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra during the second quarter gainst the Detroit Pistons at the AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami on Saturday, March 3, 2018. The Heat won, 105-96. (Matias J. Ocner/Miami Herald/TNS)
MIAMI — After playing without three key rotation players in Saturday's win over the Pistons, the Heat got two back for Monday's game against the Suns.
Rookie big man Bam Adebayo is available to play against Phoenix after missing one game to attend his great-grandmother's funeral in North Carolina. Guard Tyler Johnson will also be available after missing the past two games with a left quad contusion.
Wayne Ellington (left quad contusion) missed Monday's contest, but he is getting closer to a return after participating in the Heat's morning shootaround. Miami's 3-point specialist has missed the past three games with his injury.
Without Adebayo, Johnson and Ellington on Saturday, the Heat used their 20th different starting lineup of the season against the Pistons, which is tied for the sixth-most different starting lineups used by a single team entering Monday. Miami started Goran Dragic, Josh Richardson, Luke Babbitt, James Johnson and Hassan Whiteside.
This five-man group was outscored 29-15 in nine minutes on Saturday. Spoelstra used the same starting lineup Monday against the Suns.
"It's a work in progress," Dragic said of all the changes in the Heat's rotation this season. "We've had a lot of different lineups and players are out and in, so it will just take time. The main thing is we know what our system is and everybody is comfortable with each other so I think we will be OK."
Derrick Walton Jr. is back: Derrick Walton Jr. re-joined the Heat for Monday's game against the Suns as part of his two-way contract. But he was inactive for the contest.
Walton has appeared in 21 games with the Heat's G League team — the Sioux Falls Skyforce — this season, averaging 16.4 points, 6.9 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 1.6 steals in 32.1 minutes.
After Monday's game against Phoenix, Miami's two-way contract players Derrick Jones Jr. and Walton have four and five NBA days, respectively, remaining as part of their deals.
[Pat Riley explains what he likes about this Heat roster and issues defensive challenge]
[Justise Winslow is in the middle of his best stretch of the season. A look at how and why he has been playing so well]
[Dwyane Wade tells family of Joaquin Oliver he will continue to use his voice, shine light on Joaquin's memory]
Pat Riley explains what he likes about this Heat roster and issues defensive challenge
Bam Adebayo on Heat allowing him to miss win vs. Pistons to attend great-grandmother's funeral: 'It shows it's not just an organization here, it's a family'
Categories: 2017-18 season, Anthony Chiang, Bam Adebayo, Erik Spoelstra, Injuries, Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington


As Dr. Rosemann shared, leaders are practiced at working within constraints to compete in ever-changing markets. Yet these same skills that help leaders adapt to evolutionary change are often not sufficient in times of dramatic changes we are see in today's business environment. Success in the current environment requires leaders to go beyond their constraints and practice what is referred to as "ambidextrous innovation".
Ambidextrous innovation describes the capability of leaders to exploit their current current assets while at the same time exploring new horizons. This is the same approach taken by Charles Kettering who, as head of research and development at GM in the 1920s, turned the industry upside down with his big idea to paint a car in one hour rather than the 37 days that it was taking at the time. Where most leaders of the time looked for incremental changes, Kettering explored where revolutionary changes could be made. We need to ask ourselves: Are we a 37-to-30-day leader, or are we a 37-day to 1-hour leader?
During the breakfast, Dr. Rosemann shared many examples of where these shifts have happened to produce market disruptions. These examples include Massive Open Online Courses that are disrupting education, AirBNB's impact on the hospitality sector, and LinkedIn's impact on traditional recruitment. These innovations are made possible by viewing the organisation as a capital conversion system, expanding the view of capital from just physical and financial assets and tapping into the available intellectual and social capital.
Repeat for other constraints once the primary limiting constraint is removed.
Being bound by constraints is the norm. Moving beyond constraints requires leaders who embrace innovation thinking that sees beyond constraints, and the creation of a culture that have such thinking embedded into the mindsets of the people.


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// Copyright: 2017 https://github.com/cakesolutions/sbt-cake/graphs
// License: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

// Copyright: 2016 EPFL
// License: http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
package net.cakesolutions

import scala.sys.process._
import scala.util.Try

import org.apache.ivy.core.module.descriptor.MDArtifact
import sbt.Keys._
import sbt._

/**
  * Plugin for publishing artefacts (by default, configured for use by Cake
  * Solution Limited artifacts).
  */
object CakePublishMavenPlugin extends AutoPlugin {
  import CakeDynVerPlugin.{autoImport => DynVer}

  /** @see http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/api/index.html#sbt.package */
  override def requires: Plugins = CakeDynVerPlugin

  /** @see http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/api/index.html#sbt.package */
  override def trigger: PluginTrigger = noTrigger

  /**
    * When this plugin is enabled, {{autoImport}} defines a wildcard import for
    * set, eval, and .sbt files.
    */
  val autoImport = CakePublishMavenPluginKeys
  import autoImport._

  // Derived from https://github.com/scalacenter/sbt-release-early
  private val stableDef = new sbt.internal.TaskSequential {}

  /** @see http://www.scala-sbt.org/0.13/api/index.html#sbt.package */
  override val projectSettings: Seq[Setting[_]] = Seq(
    publishMavenStyle := true,
    Test / publishArtifact := false,
    pomIncludeRepository := { _ =>
      false
    },
    snapshotRepositoryResolver := None,
    repositoryResolver := None,
    Defaults.addPublishingCredentials(),
    Defaults.artifactPublishingUrl(),
    publishConfiguration := Defaults.publishConfiguration.value,
    checkSnapshotDependencies := Defaults.checkSnapshotDependencies.value,
    checkForCleanRepository := Defaults.checkForCleanRepository.value,
    createRelease := Defaults.createRelease.value,
    releaseProcess := Seq(
      checkForCleanRepository,
      DynVer.dynverAssertVersion,
      checkSnapshotDependencies,
      Keys.publish
    )
  )

  private object Defaults {

    def addPublishingCredentials(): Setting[Task[Seq[Credentials]]] = {
      credentials ++= {
        val shortSbtVersion =
          sbtVersion.value.split("\\.").take(2).mkString(".")
        if ((Path.userHome / ".sbt" / shortSbtVersion / ".credentials")
              .exists()) {
          Seq(
            Credentials(
              Path.userHome / ".sbt" / shortSbtVersion / ".credentials"
            )
          )
        } else {
          Nil
        }
      }
    }

    // Working with resolvers rather than URLs simplifies plugin testing
    def artifactPublishingUrl(): Setting[Task[Option[Resolver]]] = {
      publishTo := {
        val isDynVerSnapshotValue = isDynVerSnapshot.value
        if (noArtifactToPublish.value) {
          None
        } else if (isDynVerSnapshotValue) {
          snapshotRepositoryResolver.value
        } else {
          repositoryResolver.value
        }
      }
    }

    // Ensures that publishing steps are idempotent without generating errors
    def publishConfiguration: Def.Initialize[Task[PublishConfiguration]] =
      Def.task {
        val config = Keys.publishConfiguration.value

        import config._

        val logger = Keys.streams.value.log
        val cross =
          CrossVersion(
            crossVersion.value,
            scalaVersion.value,
            scalaBinaryVersion.value
          ).getOrElse(identity[String] _)
        val unpublished =
          ivyModule.value.withModule(logger) {
            case (ivy, moduleDescriptor, _) =>
              artifacts.filterNot {
                case (a, file) =>
                  val ivyArtifact =
                    new MDArtifact(
                      moduleDescriptor,
                      cross(a.name),
                      a.`type`,
                      a.extension
                    )
                  val published =
                    resolverName.fold(false)(
                      resolverName =>
                        ivy.getSettings
                          .getResolver(resolverName)
                          .exists(ivyArtifact)
                    )

                  if (published) {
                    logger.warn(
                      "Skipping duplicate publication of published artifact: " +
                        file.name
                    )
                  }
                  published
              }
          }

        PublishConfiguration(
          publishMavenStyle.booleanValue,
          deliverIvyPattern,
          Option(if (isSnapshot.value) "integration" else "release"),
          Option(ivyConfigurations.value.map(c => ConfigRef(c.name)).toVector),
          resolverName,
          unpublished,
          checksums,
          logging,
          overwrite
        )
      }

    // Derived from https://github.com/scalacenter/sbt-release-early
    def checkSnapshotDependencies: Def.Initialize[Task[Unit]] =
      Def.task {
        val logger = Keys.streams.value.log
        logger.info(
          s"Checking that ${name.value} has no SNAPSHOT dependencies"
        )
        val managedClasspath = (Keys.managedClasspath in sbt.Runtime).value
        val moduleIds = managedClasspath.flatMap(_.get(Keys.moduleID.key))
        val snapshots = moduleIds.filter(
          m => m.isChanging || m.revision.endsWith("-SNAPSHOT")
        )

        require(
          snapshots.isEmpty,
          s"""
             |Aborting release process for ${name.value}. Snapshot dependencies
             |have been detected:
             |${snapshots.mkString("\t", "\n", "")}
             |
             |Releasing artifacts that depend on snapshots produces
             |non-deterministic behaviour.
           """.stripMargin
        )
      }

    def checkForCleanRepository: Def.Initialize[Task[Unit]] =
      Def.task {
        val logger = Keys.streams.value.log
        logger.info(s"Checking that ${name.value} is a clean git repository")
        val gitStatus = Try("git status --porcelain".!!.trim)

        require(
          gitStatus.isSuccess && gitStatus.getOrElse("").isEmpty,
          s"Aborting release process for ${name.value}. Project should be a " +
            "clean git repository."
        )
      }

    // Derived from https://github.com/scalacenter/sbt-release-early
    def createRelease: Def.Initialize[Task[Unit]] =
      Def.taskDyn {
        val steps = releaseProcess.value
        // Return task with unit value at the end
        val initializedSteps = steps.map(_.toTask)
        Def.taskDyn {
          stableDef.sequential(initializedSteps, Def.task(()))
        }
      }
  }
}

/**
  * Library dependency keys that will be auto-imported when this plugin is
  * enabled on a project.
  */
object CakePublishMavenPluginKeys {
  import CakeDynVerPlugin.{autoImport => DynVer}

  /**
    * Setting that returns true precisely when the current (dynamic) version is
    * determined to be a SNAPSHOT release.
    *
    * Derived from https://github.com/scalacenter/sbt-release-early
    */
  val isDynVerSnapshot: Def.Initialize[Boolean] = Def.setting {
    val defaultValue = Keys.isSnapshot.value
    val isStable = DynVer.dynverGitDescribeOutput.value.map { info =>
      info.ref.value.startsWith(DynVer.dynVerPattern.value.tagPrefix) &&
      (info.commitSuffix.distance <= 0 || info.commitSuffix.sha.isEmpty)
    }
    val isNewSnapshot = isStable.map(stable => !stable || defaultValue)
    // Return previous snapshot definition in case user has overridden version
    isNewSnapshot.getOrElse(defaultValue)
  }

  /**
    * Setting that returns true if there are *no* artifacts to be published.
    *
    * Derived from https://github.com/scalacenter/sbt-release-early
    */
  val noArtifactToPublish: Def.Initialize[Boolean] = Def.setting {
    import Keys.publishArtifact

    !(
      publishArtifact.value ||
        publishArtifact.in(sbt.Compile).value ||
        publishArtifact.in(sbt.Test).value
    )
  }

  /**
    * Setting defining the resolver for the repository to which SNAPSHOT
    * artifacts will be published. Requires client code to define this setting.
    */
  val snapshotRepositoryResolver: SettingKey[Option[Resolver]] =
    settingKey(
      "Resolver defining the repository to which SNAPSHOT artifacts will be " +
        "published"
    )

  /**
    * Setting defining the resolver for the repository to which artifacts will
    * be published. Requires client code to define this setting.
    */
  val repositoryResolver: SettingKey[Option[Resolver]] =
    settingKey(
      "Resolver defining the repository to which artifacts will be published"
    )

  /**
    * Setting that defines the tasks to be performed in order to cut a release.
    */
  val releaseProcess: SettingKey[Seq[TaskKey[Unit]]] =
    settingKey("Sequence of tasks defining the release process")

  /**
    * Task that determines if any artifact dependencies are SNAPSHOTs. If
    * SNAPSHOTs are found, then the SBT build will fail.
    */
  val checkSnapshotDependencies: TaskKey[Unit] =
    taskKey("Check that no artifact dependencies are SNAPSHOTs")

  /**
    * Task that determines if the current project Git repository is clean.
    */
  val checkForCleanRepository: TaskKey[Unit] =
    taskKey("Check that project repository is clean")

  /**
    * Task for cutting a new release. Repository code should be manually tagged
    * with next release version ID (i.e. should start with a `v`) prior to
    * calling this task.
    */
  val createRelease: TaskKey[Unit] =
    taskKey("Publish a release of the currently tagged version")
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The military now leads the way in a lot of immoral behavior, where five years ago it led the way in honor, courage, and commitment. We need a moral fighting force.
Homosexuals discovered a few years ago that if they could normalize homosexuality within the US military, then they could normalize it within society. Saying it was "unfair" that homosexuals couldn't get "equal rights" wasn't enough. But if you could say those same homosexuals were "giving their lives for their country," the mood would change.
They subsequently discovered that homosexuals who were denied the military benefits of "marriage" — especially when one was killed in the line of duty — made a powerful argument for redefining marriage.
It's a technique that has worked — and it's a technique that other special interest groups have attempted to mimic ever since (and others haven't yet thought of it).
Transgender activists tried the same thing, but when one of the best examples of a man wanting to be a woman is convicted for stealing state secrets (a la Bradley "Chelsea" Manning), they faced an uphill battle. Worse still, due to overexposure society has almost grown numb to the "we risk our lives for this country" meme. Transgender activists needed something more.
In reality, that statement doesn't say anything. Insert just about any subject matter and time period and the sentence's assertion wouldn't change.
The implication, though, and the conclusion trumpeted by gay rights advocates, is that the US military is stronger because of the repeal of DADT.
The 142nd Fighter Wing of the Portland Air National Guard in Oregon recently held a training session in which the Air Force trained its Airmen that gender is arbitrarily "assigned-at-birth" rather than a product of biology.
TSgt John Hughel begins the official press release by comparing Secretary of Defense Ash Carter's removal of the ban on transgenders with President Eisenhower's executive order integrating the military — terribly ironic, given that skin color is biologically determined and immutable, while transgender activists claim peoples' bodies need to be physically "fixed" to match how they feel.


Anna lives in Kiev, and loves "being active, trying out new things, hanging out with friends, and–of course–spending time with family." She believes that the only real wealth in this world is love, and hopes to be rich in this sense one day.
When it comes to dining, Anna says that her favorite food to make would be pancakes. Pancakes are very easy to make, but difficult to make well, and there's also the trap of potentially making the same kind of pancakes over and over again, which would bore both you and Anna very quickly.
Luckily, pancakes provide an easily adaptable base upon which you can expand and experiment to your heart's content. We all know about throwing some blueberries into the batter or plopping some sliced bananas on top, but we've got thirty pancake add-ins you've probably never thought of. Yes, you read that right: thirty!
In a large bowl, sift together the dry ingredients. Make a well in the center and pour in the milk, egg, vanilla, and melted butter; mix until smooth.
Now that we've got that covered, let's get creative! Add any of these out-of-the-box ideas for homemade pancakes would beat anything that could ever come from a box mix.
Applesauce: either homemade or from a jar, you can stir a bit into the mix for a healthy boost in moistness. Or just spoon it right on top!
Bacon: Bacon makes everything better, right? Crumple bits of the savory meat right into your batter for a divine salty/sweet combo.
Balsamic vinegar and strawberries: Strawberries? Check. Balsamic vinegar, though? Really? Yes, really! This flavorful pairing works just as well on your pancakes as it does on a salad.
Butterscotch chips: upgrade your chip experience! It's not just about chocolate chips anymore.
Caramel: Mmmmmmm, yummy caramel. It's like maple syrup's decadent cousin came to the party.
Cheddar cheese: Hear me out! Toss a bit of shredded cheddar in with your batter and get ready for a flavor explosion.
Chocolate chips: still a favorite, always welcome.
Citrus soda or cola: plop a splash of a fizzy drink into your batter for a tasty kick.
Corn: you don't have to be on a farm with an actual skillet to at least come close to that corn fritter taste.
Cranberries: firmer than blueberries and more tart than raspberries, cranberries give your pancakes attitude.
Crushed pineapple: another tangy fruit that's not your normal pancake topper, but will give your pancakes a tropical flair.
Eggnog: during the holidays, or whenever you have eggnog available, use it in place of milk for a rich, decadent taste.
Espresso powder: coffee in your mug and coffee flavor in your pancake batter will certainly wake you up!
Food coloring: this is just plain fun! Challenge yourself to make a rainbow stack or just add a swirl of red or green to make any day feel like a holiday.
Ginger: the kick of fresh ginger adds spice to your pancakes, and a little goes a long way.
Honey: reduce some of that sugar and mix honey into your batter for a gooey sweetness, or just drizzle some on top for a more natural syrup experience.
Lemon juice: just a drop or two of fresh lemon juice in your batter will add a citrusy eye-opener.
Mango: this tropical delight is like a flavor upgrade on peaches. Yummy!
Nutella: Nutella was practically made for pancakes, so smear it on!
Oats: give your pancakes some healthy volume by throwing a handful of oats into the mix.
Peanut butter: A spoonful of peanut butter in your batter will add a savory twist to complement the sweetness.
Pears: another overlooked fruit, thinly sliced pears on top of your pancakes are a refined and elegant choice.
Pumpkin: canned pumpkin puree is a cheap and cheerful addition to any pancake batter, adding flavor as well as color.
Raisins: nature's candy. Always a yummy addition!
Ricotta cheese: the creaminess of Ricotta will give your pancakes a smoother texture, while adding a surprising snap of flavor.
Shredded carrots: sneak in your vegetables by cooking them into your pancakes! Combine this with the raisins and a dash of cinnamon and you've got an easy take on a carrot (pan)cake.
Shredded zucchini: zucchini provides texture and blends in well with any batter.
Walnuts: chopped walnuts add crunch and nuttiness!
Yogurt: Up your moistness factor by substituting half the milk in your pancake mix with yogurt.


When it comes to buying an item like a bed mattress that we are as well made use of to going to the store and also buy, we tend to be reluctant often. Here are some of the things that you require to recognize before you buy mattress online.
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Are you seeking mattress sales to provide your bed a brand-new life? Well, the cushion market is all about simple things represented in rather online Mattresscomplex fashion. Nevertheless, it readies to understand that mattress sales are obtaining a growing number of regular. Some of the leading producers supply periodic bargains on normal and also minimal time items. These mattress sales are right for everybody. For vendors, these sales bring a lot of advertising and marketing as well as some fast capital. Whereas in customer's perspective – mattress sales include unparalleled savings and also customers seeking budget items even, in some cases locate it feasible to earn a better as well as top quality purchase. Being a customer and specifically the one who is out on a really critical mission of getting a cushion online Mattress – you need to maintain yourself stick to some principals. Constantly, believe prior to you click the "order" button as today' s advertising techniques are type of traps. Following are a few, basic standards for individuals who will purchase bed linen items.
Hundreds of study' s have actually already concluded that sleep is vitally important to our physical as well as psychological wellness and also wellbeing. Therefore, you have to be very careful while getting anything from mattress sales. Trusted names usually don't place their name and also service at danger for producing even more by offering inadequate or outdated items.
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Once again, you have to deal really meticulously here as it is an issue of your rest or sleeplessness. We are not here to inhibit minor ones in business. Nevertheless, staying aligned with considerable brands can constantly be thought about as a safe method to go. Huge names earned all their fame and glory by spending substantial initiatives and also resources. Attempting something brand-new for a pair of days and also particularly when products are used with cost-free tests, is not a negative idea.
The memory foam cushion comes on the leading as they are the most prominent ones. These cushions offer a lengthy life expectancy, they are readily available at an affordable cost, as well as their toughness ratings are way better than their counterparts. You can call it either innerspring mattress or springtime mattress straight.
Currently that you recognize acquiring a mattress online will not make you be sorry for at the end, let's see the things you could do it make your decision as better as possible. There are cushions which are better for back sleepers compared to side sleepers. Know specifically what you are going for, as well as then start searching for the mattress that would certainly match all your requirements.
As discussed over too, among the largest advantages of on the internet shopping is the accessibility to thousands of customer evaluations. If the individuals are confirmed, the chances are that they would certainly discuss more the weaknesses of an item that its assets– this is all-natural for us human beings and also it great for you as a brand-new purchaser to remove the items that do not fit you. Review at least 20 reviews by previous individuals prior to you make the decision. The more evaluations you can read the far better. There are rare opportunities that a product is a lot far better than exactly what it has actually been defined by the individuals, yet the majority of the time if the testimonials are legitimate, it would give you a fantastic insight into the experience of making use of the mattress that you can not receive from anywhere else.


This week will be an expensive week because I am going to be making some beach food for the weekend! Still, compared to what we would spend on a standard diet for 3 adults for a week of good eating…. this is not that bad! I also have to replace some staples this week like Olive oil….
Keilbasa and Broccoli Simple and tasty, cook Keilbasa wrapped in bacon then slice.


The Vision: The California State University Entertainment Industry Initiative is proud to sponsor the Student Creativity Summit with Digital Hollywood. California stands alone as the Country's Leader in Entertainment, Technology and Higher Education. Our state is the world's magnet for global innovators, risk takers and change agents that build the Economic Engine of the World with a foundation of Partnerships merging Creativity, Technology, Entertainment and Higher Education. It is with pride that we call California our Home.
The Goal: Digital Hollywood Spring will Celebrate Public - Private Partnerships in Higher Education and the Entertainment and Technology Industries.
Speaker Selection: To Submit a speaker, please email Victor Harwood your speaker submission indicating Day, Time and Panel(s) of interest along with bio of your speaker, backgrounder of your company/organization and appropriate links with further information.
Tino Schaedler, Art Director, "Harry Potter," "V for Vendetta," "Real Steel"


Taoyuan International Airport Free Trade Zone covers an area of 34.85 hectares at the northern edge of the Airport, and has a dedicated linking roadway to the aircraft aprons, which is like an umbilical cord that makes it a virtual extension of the Airside. This controlled area is an ideal place for multinational enterprises to help to integrate process operations and air transportation's function.
It is mainly suitable for electronic industry. Currently, it involves industrial clusters in electronic manufacturing and service sectors (including digital consumer electronics, panels, wafer distribution, memory modules, semi-conductor equipment and communications, correspondence, networks, etc.), international logistics, medical products, cosmetics and bicycle assembly and other industries.
Leverage Taiwan's manufacturing capability and provide high value-added products in the total supply chain.
Utilize Taiwan's strength in ICT industries to become a regional Repair & Maintenance center after service for consumer electronic products.
Develop cold chain logistics services and jointly target the global market.


Now the operating system. Take one with the official image from FriendlyArm.
Get the OS image nanopi-neo-ubuntu-core-qte-sd4g-20170204.img.zip at .
Give an IP address via DHCP and find the given address.
To quickly run a mini DHCP server with Ubuntu, edit the settings of your network adapter and select "Share with other computers" in the IPv4 settings tab. See .


Tuberculosis continues to cause significant morbidity and mortality in developing nations. As a first step in defining the magnitude of the problem in Peru, we determined the prevalence of tuberculin sensitivity in an age-stratified, community-based population on the outskirts of Lima in December 1990. The overall prevalence of 10 mm or more induration in 368 individuals was 34%. When stratified by age, the prevalence was 12% in the 0–1-year-old group, 18% in the 2–4-year-old group, 24% in the 5–14-year-old group, 60% in the 15–24-year-old group, and 68% in the ≥ 25-year-old group. Vaccination with bacillus Calmette-Guerin (87% of the study population) caused significant increases in weak (5–9 mm) reactions to purified protein derivative, but did not cause strong (10 mm or more) reactions. The prevalence of tuberculous infection in this population is higher than that previously reported in Peru and in most other high-risk populations. Unfortunately, the current political and economic situation in Peru makes it difficult to implement public health measures to prevent infection and progression of infection to disease.


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The crypto test cases
A growing number of New York homeowners and real estate players are experimenting with Bitcoin and other digital currencies on residential deals — but will that open a door for more black-market buyers?
June 2018 Issue /
Jun.June 01, 2018 10:00 AM
By Chava Gourarie
Illustration by Nicholas Little
Matthew Hansen's dream house used to be a monastery.
The hedge funder bought a Hell's Kitchen townhouse from the Archdiocese of New York for $3 million in 2011. He gut-renovated the six-story property, which had housed the Christian Brothers for more than 50 years, into a single-family mansion with a restored 1910 facade and an expansive, six-bedroom interior.
Then Hansen put the mansion, which sits at 416 West 51st Street, back on the market for $15 million in 2016. "It was kind of my dream house," he told The Real Deal. "But now I have 7,000 square feet, and I'm living in only 1,000 of them."
Like many luxury listings, the property languished on the market and is now listed with the Corcoran Group for nearly $12 million. But unlike most listings, Hansen is accepting digital currency as payment. He even posted the home on bitcoin-realestate.com, a global listings site that launched in 2013 for buyers and sellers interested in trading in cryptocurrency
Hansen is one of a small but growing group of New York homeowners and real estate players testing the use of cryptocurrency — the decentralized and encrypted currencies such as Bitcoin that bypass standard financial institutions — in residential deals.
And it's not a coincidence that he's an early adopter. The Wall Street veteran launched a hedge fund called Crypto Knight Capital, which invests in digital currencies and other crypto assets, in January.
"It helps that I've been involved in cryptocurrency," Hansen said. "I have the infrastructure in place to take it, and I'm very comfortable with the asset class."
While there are few statistics on how many real estate deals have been done in crypto, sources say the handful of deals that have been publicized — both in New York City and beyond — are important test cases for the market. As of late May, there were 47 homes listed on Zillow nationwide, including four in New York, that mentioned Bitcoin.
In all respects, those sellers are laying the groundwork for the broader use of crypto in residential sales and rentals — or at least determining whether there will be a broader use. And although some say that could pave the way for more black-market buyers, others see it as a necessary litmus test.
"What we may need is for some people to have these transactions in Bitcoin, so we can start gauging the pros and cons, and what the pitfalls are so that we can build on it," said Shahriar Sedgh, a real estate lawyer with the Manhattan-based firm Sedgh & Zuckerman, who has advised clients on the use of cryptocurrencies.
Ben Shaoul, the head of Magnum Real Estate and the industry's most prominent Bitcoin proponent, was the first developer to accept the digital currency.
When Shaoul launched sales at Liberty Toye, an 81-unit rental-to-condominium conversion at 62 Avenue B in Alphabet City, he specified in the offering plan that he would accept Bitcoin.
The developer said he then worked with the Attorney General's office to ensure that doing so complied with the law. Shaoul declined to comment on the specifics. "I'm not going to give up my secret sauce," he said, "but there is a secret sauce."
He said his decision to accept Bitcoin in the first place was a direct response to demand from buyers. "Prospective buyers came to us and said, 'Will you accept cryptocurrency?'" Shaoul noted. "That's what compelled us to figure out how to accept it."
The developer said he expects interest from buyers looking to pay for condo units with Bitcoin and other digital currencies to escalate. "A lot of the inquiries are from younger, millennial-style purchasers who have amassed large fortunes in cryptocurrency who are now looking to deploy their capital," he said.
But those buyers will not be spending their digital cash at Liberty Toye. Last month, TRD reported that Shaoul entered into contract to sell the unfinished project to an undisclosed buyer for $85 million. Sources said Magnum plans to withdraw the offering plan and return deposits to buyers who've gone into contract. According to StreetEasy, at least 14 units — which had asking prices ranging from $675,000 to $1.6 million — are in contract. Shaoul declined to comment on the condo project changing hands, but sources said the property is expected to continue to operate as a rental.
Even before Liberty Toye, Shaoul said he was more than willing to take Bitcoin for an apartment in New York. In April, he accepted the digital currency for two units at his 33-story condo at 389 East 89th Street — one for $1.5 million and the other for $893,000. He then immediately converted that to U.S. dollars using the payment platform BitPay.
Several other homeowners in the city, including Hansen, have advertised in the past year that they'll accept cryptocurrencies. At the moment, only two properties in New York include it in their description, according to Zillow.
Claudio Guazzoni de Zanett, another hedge funder, listed his Upper East Side mansion for $30 million, or $45 million in Bitcoin, in April. Guazzoni — who was hit with five violations under state law last year when he listed the property on short-term rental sites — told the Wall Street Journal that the difference in price is due to Bitcoin's volatility, a sign that he may plan to hold the payment in Bitcoin rather than transfer it to dollars.
Meanwhile, in January, ManageGo, a Brooklyn-based rental management company, became the first to tout its acceptance of crypto coins. The company's website says it accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ether, and then immediately transfers the funds to dollars, but it appears that the functionality has not been rolled out yet. Brookliv, a Brooklyn-based brokerage that uses the ManageGo rental platform, accepts Bitcoin for deposits, and promotes its Bitcoin-friendliness on their listings.
Brookliv's CEO, Ari Weber, said he's accepted four deposits in Bitcoin via Coinbase so far, and that the landlords didn't mind as long as the units got rented.
Weber said it's particularly practical for foreigners renting in New York City and helps them avoid the usual fees and wait time associated with transfers from financial institutions in their home countries. "If they have any cryptocurrency, they can immediately make a deposit," Weber said.
The brokerage head chose to accept Bitcoin to provide clients with as many options as possible, essentially to stand out from the competition. "I wanted to be the first," said Weber, who expects cryptocurrencies, like credit cards, to one day be accepted as a standard form of payment.
Shaoul said he will continue to expand the use of crypto on real estate deals in the coming months. As of now, the developer accepts only Bitcoin, though he plans to add two additional coins sometime this year. "This is the future," said Shaoul, adding that he expects to close on his first commercial deal in Bitcoin soon.
"Evolving science"
Not surprisingly, those jumping on the bandwagon are almost all investors in or proponents of cryptocurrency.
For the average buyer or seller, cryptocurrencies remain highly impractical, the attorney Sedgh noted. "The way the market is set up right now, it's not ready to become the norm for the everyday buyer and seller of real estate," he said.
The biggest hurdle is the bureaucracy tied to real estate deals, according to sources. In order to transact in Bitcoin, all the parties to the property deal need to be on board, and without the infrastructure in place, most institutions prefer to avoid the hassle.
The most oft-cited concern is volatility, especially if there's a delay between when the contract is signed and when the deal closes. In the past year, the price of Bitcoin has wildly spiked and crashed, hurtling from $2,000 to $20,000 and back down to $6,000 in a matter of months. Since falling to the low point in February, the price has hovered around $8,000 — give or take several thousand on some days. Other cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum and Litecoin, have shown similar hair-raising volatility.
For that reason, deals are generally pegged to fiat currency, which eliminates the volatility problem for everyone but the buyer. To date, there have been no crypto-to-crypto transactions, in which the asset is valued and exchanged only in digital currency, in New York. That's due to the volatility, sources say, and also because it would be incredibly rare for all parties in a transaction — which can include lawyers, brokers and title insurers — to want to walk away with Bitcoin in their wallets.
A third challenge is that condo boards and banks don't recognize cryptocurrencies as assets.
"If it's a buyer looking to buy with all Bitcoin, and they're applying for a mortgage, their bank is not going to look at their Coinbase account for their approval," said Sedgh. "You still need to show verifiable income and assets, such as bank statements and income in U.S. dollars to be approved for their financing."
Dan Conn, the CEO of Christie's International Real Estate, said he wouldn't feel comfortable if a buyer came in requesting to transact in Bitcoin and had no evidence or history of safe assets with transparent origins. In general, Conn — a former investment banker — said he didn't see the benefit of Bitcoin in real estate transactions.
"I think it's bananas," he said, about transacting in such a volatile currency.
But Hansen argued that luxury assets are the perfect place to use Bitcoin because they're one-off purchases, often in cash, and intended to store value. He said it can take roughly 15 minutes for a Bitcoin transaction to clear. That, he said, makes it useless for buying coffee, but far more efficient than a typical wire transfer, which can take several days if it's from a different country.
In one all-crypto deal in Massachusetts, the buyer and seller agreed that if the price of Bitcoin fell below a certain amount, they would renegotiate. The broker on that deal took his fee in Bitcoin, then immediately transferred it to dollars.
Hansen hasn't hammered out exactly how he'd make it work for the 51st Street property, but said he would likely charge a premium to transact in Bitcoin, in order to account for the costs involved in liquidating the coins (fees are notoriously high), not as a hedge against volatility. He expects to liquidate enough money to repay the mortgage.
"This is very much an evolving science," Hansen said. "It's not like anyone has cornered the market on how this should work."
Digital dark side
For those whose only knowledge of crypto is watching the fictional hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod use it to make shady payments in "Billions," you are not alone.
And there are very real concerns about cryptocurrency being used for illegitimate reasons.
Antonio del Rosario, a broker with Brown Harris Stevens, is currently marketing a studio at 88 Greenwich Street that accepts Bitcoin, but his post about the listing got rejected from Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, until he removed the word "cryptocurrency." "We do not allow ads that promote financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices," read the notification Rosario received from Facebook, which included "initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency" in the policy.
Under political pressure, Facebook and other social media sites implemented new policies earlier this year to combat fraudulent uses of crypto.
Despite that hiccup, Rosario is bullish on the future of Bitcoin. He said that more than 50 percent of the inquiries for his listing at 88 Greenwich, which accepted Bitcoin, were about the cryptocurrency, and many asked for information on how the transaction would work. "We're getting offers in cryptocurrency, not in dollars," he said.
Rosario says that New York has been particularly slow to adapt to the changes wrought by blockchain technology. "What can be tough with New York is that there's too many old ways of doing things here," he said.
Boris Sharapan Fabrikant, a broker at Triplemint, said he's also received interest from clients, and plans to advertise that one of his sellers is accepting Bitcoin.
"A lot of it was just to create buzz," he said. "I've seen brokers doing it. It's a great way of getting your apartment attention."
Shaoul said accepting additional cryptocurrencies is part of his firm's "marketing platform." And in today's residential market, anything that gets eyeballs on a project — even a marketing ploy — can be counted as a win.
Part of Hansen's motivation for accepting cryptocurrencies is to widen the pool of potential buyers. "If it helps get [more people] in to look at the property, then I'm all for it," he said. The option to buy with Bitcoin might be attractive to international buyers if they're not required to pay taxes when exchanging the digital coins for real estate, the seller noted.
So far, Hansen said, the listing has garnered attention from a financial adviser in Luxembourg and a man purporting to be a Syrian refugee looking for a place to park his cash, among others. Those inquiries came through the Bitcoin listing site, which has brought in a roughly equal number of inquiries as the regular channels, said Scott Stewart, the broker for the property.
"It's a way to reach the uber-wealthy, some of which are above board and some of which are black-market people," Stewart added.
The Syrian with cash to burn is out, according to the broker, but the Luxembourgian financier is legitimate.
And while Hansen said he's indifferent to whether he actually sells in Bitcoin, he remains bullish on the value of digital currencies.
"Eight years ago, this didn't exist," he said about the cryptocurrency market, "and now it's worth $400 billion."


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"As we work, we talk Ebola; as we go to our homes, we talk Ebola; as we go into the market, we talk Ebola, but some even educated people don't want to face facts."
– Veronica Karoma, a nurse at Kenema Government Hospital in Sierra Leone, said of her work with Ebola patients.
Nurses, doctors save lives but lose their own
KENEMA, Sierra Leone (UMNS) — Mbalu Fonnie and Veronica Karoma, sweat beading on their faces, squinted into the hot afternoon sun on June 8 and talked about the panic they were feeling as nurses treating the first confirmed cases of Ebola in Sierra Leone at Kenema Government Hospital. Both Fonnie and Karoma also became Ebola patients.
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Seven sites every United Methodist should see
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UMNS) — World travelers may seek out pyramids, cathedrals and safari parks, but United Methodists have destinations across the globe that hold their own allure. Here are suggestions for seven fascinating places to visit.
Saint Paul selects new president
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UMNS) — The board of United Methodist-related Saint Paul School of Theology elected the Rev. H. Sharon Howell as the school's president, effective Aug. 1. Howell has been the school's interim president. The seminary has campuses at United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas, and Oklahoma City University in Oklahoma.
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United Methodists push South Carolina education law toward passage
COLUMBIA, S.C. (UMNS) — United Methodists championed a new South Carolina law designed to make taking the high school equivalency exam fairer and more accessible. Jessica Connor of the South Carolina United Methodist Advocate explains the High School Equivalency Diploma Accessibility Act and how United Methodists contributed to its passage.
Ring it, sing it, but don't try to wing it
FRUITLAND PARK, Fla. (UMNS) — The choir house rules aren't formally listed on a wall, but participants learn them pretty fast in one of Carol Krueger's clinics. Among the lessons: Moving an audience to a closer relationship with Jesus takes more than getting the words and notes right. Susan Green of the Florida Annual (regional) Conference reports on a weeklong United Methodist-sponsored workshop that drew musicians from multiple states and multiple denominations.
Discipleship board offers back-to-school resources
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UMNS) — A collection of back-to-school resources to help congregations and families prepare for the new school year — from prayers and litanies to articles about bullying — are now available at the United Methodist Board of Discipleship website.
Young People's Ministries Staffer Reflects on Global Convocation amid Typhoon
MANILLA, Philippines (UMNS) —The Global Young People's Convocation and Legislative Assembly is over. Mighty Raising, a staff member for the Young People's Ministries, United Methodist Board of Discipleship, reflects on pulling through the logistical nightmare that it became, thanks to a Category 3 typhoon.
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Daily Digest - January 17, 2020
Forging long-lasting U.S.-Russia relations; New head for UMCOR; A look back at MLK and Selma marches
Christians should practice 'unusual kindness'; Federal ruling blocks anti-refugee order; Honoring MLK through service
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Baystate Health Story: Disclosure/Apology Programs & the Media — Sorry Works!
Below is a story about disclosure at Boston-area hospitals. The reporter interviewed Dr. Evan Benjamin who is the leader of the Baystate Health disclosure program. It's a pretty good article....Dr. Benjamin said his disclosure program had reviewed 100 cases and decided six cases warranted a full apology. However, unfortunately, Dr. Benjamin was not ready to answer certain questions about his disclosure program. Consider the following section from the article: "Benjamin, though, was not prepared to be completely transparent in our interview. He would not say how many resolutions included money, nor the amounts, which are paid by the hospital's insurance -- a Baystate-owned company. The hospital also declined to give out contact information for any patients or doctors involved in an error. And Benjamin said he couldn't remember any case details.
I'd have to pull up my data,' he said during the interview. 'I'm not prepared to do that.... I'd have to get my staff to pull those particular cases.'"
First rule of dealing with the media is they like stories. Reporters are basically story tellers, and they often want more than facts, figures, and charts. Don't tell us about how you operate a dog rescue agency that saved 1,000 dogs over the last five years, no, show us Lassie who you found covered on the side of road with three broken legs, covered with dirt, flees, and ticks, nursed him back to health, and then you found a really nice family to adopt Lassie, etc, etc, then tell us about the 1,000 dogs you saved over the last five years and other great facts and figures about your organization. Understand how the game plays? You give something then you get something.
"During the life of our disclosure program, we have reviewed 100 different cases where the care did not go as planned. In each of those 100 cases we shared the results of the review with the patient or family. Six of the cases actually involved a medical error, we apologized to the patient or family, and worked to resolve these cases in a fair and just manner."
"Benjamin said during our interview he did not know whether families accepting the hospital's resolution must agree not to sue, but a Baystate spokesperson later confirmed that is a condition."
Another rule in dealing with the media is know your facts cold. Be the expert, and part of being the expert is anticipating the questions that will be presented to you and have your answers prepared ahead of time. Otherwise, reporters can become skeptical and think you are not being straight with them.
We have always encouraged you to think of the media (along with regulatory people, PI lawyers, and politicians) as one of the stakeholders in your disclosure program. Don't be afraid to discuss your disclosure program with reporters and also editorial boards. In fact, talking with reporters is one of the ways we educate our patient/family population about our disclosure programs. However, be prepared for interviews and editorial board meetings. Have stories to share and know your facts cold. Don't fly by the seat of your pants.
Lastly, when looking at the article below see at the very end of the piece where the reporter asked two other hospitals how they handle medical errors. One hospital would not discuss their approach, and the other hospital said they wanted to do disclosure & apology but the insurance company said no.
Geez....we have so much work to do! In this vein, Sorry Works! is hosting a "train the "trainer" webinar on November 13th at 1pm ET/10am PT. To learn more and register, click here.
Massachusetts' Department of Public Health reported 753 cases of serious medical errors at hospitals last year. Patient safety advocates say the best way to reduce medical errors is for hospitals to openly acknowledge mistakes and learn from them. But the fear of malpractice lawsuits has gotten in the way of that. A couple years ago, Massachusetts passed a law that supports a more open apology process. Now, two hospital systems, Baystate Health and Beth Israel Deaconess, are taking that process one step further.
"There was really quiet about what happened," says Dr. Evan Benjamin, who oversees patient safety at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. "And the only way for patients to get attention around what they believe was a medical error was to sue the organization."
Benjamin says 'deny and defend' rarely gets patients or doctors any closure, and it doesn't make hospitals safer. So he and his colleagues wanted a better approach -- one that addresses what he says patients and their families really want after a medical error.
"They want the truth," he says. "They want to know what happened, and how they're going to be care for. They want an apology,......They want to know what's been learned so it won't happen again. And finally, ...they'd like to understand about compensation for experiencing a medical error."
In 2013, Baystate and Beth Israel launched an effort that Benjamin says offers all those components. The CARe program -- which stands for communication, apology, and resolution -- was modeled after an approach pioneered at the University of Michigan. Over the past 14 months, Benjamin says, Baystate administrators reviewed 100 cases where the care did not go as planned, and decided that 6 of them warranted an apology and resolution. Benjamin says this came after a decade of encouraging doctors and nurses to report their mistakes or near-misses within the hospital.
"Once you have a culture where you're asking people to report errors and being transparent," Benjamin says, "being transparent to patients is the next logical step."
Benjamin, though, was not prepared to be completely transparent in our interview. He would not say how many resolutions included money, nor the amounts, which are paid by the hospital's insurance -- a Baystate-owned company. The hospital also declined to give out contact information for any patients or doctors involved in an error. And Benjamin said he couldn't remember any case details.
"I'd have to pull up my data," he said during the interview. "I'm not prepared to do that.... I'd have to get my staff to pull those particular cases."
But later in the interview, Benjamin did recall one of those cases -- in which an elderly woman's medication was mismanaged after she was transferred to a nursing home. He says, in that case, the family accepted a resolution -- without money.
"It was really about how that family wanted to make sure they were involved in the improvement of when patients are transferred. how can that be improved," he says. "They wanted others to hear what happened. and then we talked about how we could have improved her management as a result of it."
Benjamin said during our interview he did not know whether families accepting the hospital's resolution must agree not to sue, but a Baystate spokesperson later confirmed that is a condition. Some malpractice attorneys have suggested this could put patients in a vulnerable position, but Charlotte Glinka, executive director of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, says she wishes more hospitals had similar apology programs.
"We are obviously very much in favor of doctors being forthcoming with their patients about errors or things that are unexpected," Glinka says.
Glinka's organization worked on the 2012 Massachusetts law that makes most medical apologies inadmissible in court. It also requires a 6 month cooling off period before a patient's family can sue a hospital -- time that can be used to work on a resolution.
"In some instances that's going to make sense for the patient to have an early resolution, to not be involved in a lawsuit that could take 3, 4, 5 years," Glinka says. "But there may be someone who's very severely injured and what the hospital is offering just may not be adequate."
Dr. Benjamin says Baystate patients are encouraged to have a lawyer present during the apology meetings. He says five of the six families approached accepted the hospital's resolution -- and one decided to sue instead. But he says the hospital is not just trying to avoid lawsuits.
"Honestly, the motivation has been to improve patient safety, to do the right thing, by our patients and families," he says.
And to do right by doctors. Benjamin says he cannot point to any specific safety improvements that have come directly out of the CARe program. But he says doctors and administrators are learning how to conduct better apologies.
"A good apology is one from the heart," Benjamin says. "It's an apology for the experience -- an apology that says, 'I made a mistake. We made mistake. We are sorry for that.' As opposed to an apology which is - 'I'm sorry that happened to you.'"
Insurers have done studies that show effective apologies can reduce the number of lawsuits, although Stephanie Sheps of Coverys Insurance -- which supports the CARe approach -- says they still expect to pay the same amount in settlements.
"The real benefit financially comes to the efficiency, of being able to resolve claims more quickly," Sheps says.
Sheps says insurers that used to be skittish about too much disclosure are now embracing apology and resolution programs. That's good news to patient advocates. Paula Griswold of the Massachusetts Coalition for the Prevention of Medical Errors says she's hoping more openness leads to safer hospital practices -- though it may take a while.
"I think what everybody is aiming for is....more reporting of events," Griswold says, "and a greater sense of safety among the clinicians that they won't have their career destroyed."
So far, apology and resolution is not yet standard practice. A Berkshire Medical Center spokesperson says he's never heard of the CARe program, and was not willing to say what kind of approach the hospital takes with medical errors. The patient safety director at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton says they've moved towards a more open apology process, but as for resolutions offered by the hospital -- he says their insurance company wouldn't allow it.
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The village of Kerwas, or Yalaza in Turkish, located near the town of Lice in Turkey's southeast.
A sleepy little village in Turkey's southeast has an ambitious project for the country's estimated 15 million Kurds: to build the country's first Kurdish-language primary school and set a model for modern Kurdish village life.
In a country where Kurdish-language public education remains one of the most debated topics in the government's peace talks with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, villagers in Kerwas, near the southeastern town of Lice, gathered the funds for their own school and started building.
"Our children are becoming Turkish. They are losing their own language," said Dervis Akgonul, 45, a villager working at the school's construction site. Mr. Akgonul said he plans to educate the youngest of his five children at the school, which locals hope will open in time for the fall semester and offer education in both Kurmanji and Zaza dialects.
The government allowed non-Turkish education in private schools in a legal amendment passed in March, falling short of the demand for Kurdish-language public education. Villagers say the school will be run by volunteer teachers.
The community school project, they say, kicked off after the PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan sent a message to the Kurds in October from his isolated prison island in Western Turkey, telling Kurds to start working for their freedoms and not expect everything from the government. Local Turkish authorities have suspected PKK involvement in the school project, which the villagers deny.
The unpainted four-storey school now towers over Kerwas, a poor village with only some 100 inhabitants, surrounded by green hills and neighboring villages. Yet two decades ago, before the military forcibly evacuated the village and partly burnt it down in 1994, Kerwas was a lively village with over a thousand residents.
According to officials, 3,000 Kurdish villages and hamlets were evacuated and destroyed by the military, citing security concerns and accusing the local population of feeding and sheltering the PKK. But Turkish and international human rights associations say some two million people were forced to migrate from 4,000 villages.
The Kurds were allowed to return to the villages a decade later and offered small financial compensation, but returning to abandoned villages with destroyed or non-existent infrastructure proved unpopular. Former residents are now accustomed to urban life and mostly use villages as summer retreats and for growing vegetables to support life in the cities. Many young men and women from the region have joined the PKK, which today is based in Northern Iraq.
The road to Kerwas remains unpaved, ruins of burnt houses are scattered among the newly-painted ones, and the villagers have had to dig pools for water supply. But the returnees say they are here to stay.
"For 18 years, I never even visited the village…we will not leave now," said Mr. Akgonul, who added he struggled as a construction and daily worker in eastern city of Bingol.
After the evacuations, illegal cannabis fields emerged on the abandoned hilltops around Lice, recently destroyed by security forces. While the PKK and the security forces accuse each other of benefiting from drug smuggling, locals say they are happy about the clear-up.
"It was ruining our youth. Our village is ready to begin a new life," said Fettullah Celik, a former Kerwas resident and member of Lice town council.
But the returnees, who now have the right to claim back its Kurdish name and change the signboard at the entrance to the village carrying its Turkish name, Yalaza, have forgotten to do so.
"We never knew Yalaza. It was always Kerwas to us," Mr. Celik said.


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