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Seventy-Five Basis Points is the New 50 Basis Points
A relentlessly hawkish Federal Reserve is ramping up market expectations for big interest rate hikes that would have been considered unthinkable (and market crippling) just two months ago. The shift in market expectations for even more tightening came after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said at an IMF debate Thursday that a 50-basis-point hike in March was "on the table." Perhaps even more pertinent to the markets, he said there was some merit in front-loading tightening with the current upside risks to inflation and a historically tight labor market. Stock markets sold off in reaction with the Dow shedding 1,000 points Friday.
Traders quickly priced in more aggressive hiking as Powell spoke, with CME FedWatch now pricing in an 85% chance the benchmark rate will rise to a range of 1.5%-1.75% after the June meeting. That would mean a 75-basis point hike in June if May gets the expected half-point boost.
Read more at Seeking Alpha
Russia Renews Attack on Mariupol and Missiles hit Odesa, Ukraine Says – Reuters
Blinken and Austin Meet with Zelenskyy in Kyiv – Reuters
Mariupol Humanitarian Corridor Fails – CNBC
Watchdog Blocks Russia from Settling its Foreign Debt in Rubles, Teeing-Up a $6 Billion Battle – Fortune
Top U.S. Officials Heading to Kyiv as War Shifts Focus – Politico
Biden Vows to Take in Ukrainians — But Not as Official Refugees – The Hill
As Fighting Rages in Ukraine, Europeans are Trying to Root Out Russian Spies – Business Insider
The Number of People Fleeing Ukraine has Surpassed 5 Million – NPR
Russia's War Against Ukraine Continues to Impact Global Supply Chains
As Russia's war against Ukraine escalates and sanctions by the U.S. and other countries intensify, so does their impact on supply chains around the world. In fact, recent data shows that nearly 300,000 U.S. and European firms have suppliers that are based in Russia and/or Ukraine.
The publication goes on to say that supply chains are affecting people and industries in different ways. For example, food supply chains are snarled because Russia and Ukraine can't deliver fertilizer, wheat and sunflower oil, while producers of aluminum, steel and platinum face similar challenges. "The largest broad effect comes from the rise in the price of oil," Forbes adds, "which is more contributing to inflationary pressures than it is affecting the actual delivery of goods."
Read more at Source Today
Appellate Court: New York's Congressional Maps Were Improperly Gerrymandered, Dems Appeal to State's Highest Court
A mid-level appellate court ruled late Thursday that the congressional maps enacted by New York Democrats in early February were improperly gerrymandered and has given lawmakers a little over a week to come up with a new plan.
The case is expected to quickly be heard by the Court of Appeals, New York's top court, where every judge was appointed by Democrats. Oral arguments could occur as soon as next week. "Under the 2012 congressional map there were 19 elected Democrats and 8 elected Republicans and under the 2022 congressional map there were 22 Democrat-majority and 4 Republican-majority districts."
US COVID – Mortality Declines
The US CDC is currently reporting 80.6 million cumulative cases of COVID-19 and 987,034 deaths. The average 7-day daily incidence was 40,985 on April 19, an increase of nearly 40% since a recent low of 24,845 on March 29. Average daily mortality appears to have declined over the past week, with a 7-day average of 385 on April 19, down slightly from 459 on April 12, the date of our last report. The 7-day moving average number of new hospital admissions of people with confirmed COVID-19 continues to trend upwards, up 7.2% over the prior 7-day average, for the week ending April 18, reflecting the increasing trend in incidence.
Daily vaccinations have mostly leveled off over the past 2 weeks, with a slight increase from 455,258 on April 6 to 459,655 on April 14. A total of 256.9 million individuals have received at least 1 vaccine dose, which corresponds to 77.4% of the entire US population. A total of 219 million individuals are fully vaccinated, which corresponds to 66% of the total population. Only about 50% of those eligible for a first booster dose have received one.
NYS Vaccine and COVID Update –
Vaccine Stats as of April 22:
One Vaccine Dose
90.0% of all New Yorkers – 16,543,497
In the Hudson Valley 1,722,748
In the Hudson Valley – 1,512,753
Boosters Given
All New Yorkers – 7,898,238
In the Hudson Valley – 951,437
The Governor updated COVID data through April 22. There were 10 COVID related deaths for a total reported of 70,631
Study: A Quarter of US COVID-19 Deaths Could Have Been Prevented by Vaccination
A new analysis finds that approximately 234,000 U.S. deaths from COVID-19 since June 2021 could have been prevented if people had been vaccinated. The analysis from the Peterson Center on Healthcare and the Kaiser Family Foundation underscores the importance of vaccination, and indicates a significant portion of the heavy toll from the virus could have been prevented.
The analysis made its calculations using the share of COVID-19 deaths that were among unvaccinated people, which ranged from 85 percent in June 2021 to 58 percent in January 2022. As of February 2022, 22 percent of the adult population was unvaccinated, but made up a much higher percentage of COVID-19 deaths, at 60 percent.
One-Way Masking Works
If you are vaccinated, boosted, and wearing a well-fitted N95 or similar indoors, "your risk is extremely low," says Joseph Allen, a COVID and ventilation expert at Harvard. "I mean, there's not much else in life that would have as low a risk as that. I would qualify your risk as de minimis."
An N95 mask filters about 95 percent of airborne particles. But two surgical masks—one on me, one on you—filter only about 91 percent, Allen wrote recently for The Washington Post. Because most people's masks aren't perfectly sealed onto their faces, studies show that N95s reduce the wearer's uptake of coronavirus particles by 57 to 86 percent. And that's on top of the protection that vaccines and boosters already offer.
Read more at The Atlantic
French Election: Macron Defeats Le Pen and Vows to Unite Divided France
Emmanuel Macron comfortably defeated far-right rival Marine Le Pen on Sunday, heading off a political earthquake for Europe but acknowledging dissatisfaction with his first term and saying he would seek to make amends. With 97% of votes counted, Macron was on course for a solid 57.4% of the vote, interior ministry figures showed.
In his victory speech he acknowledged that many had only voted for him only to keep Le Pen out and he promised to address the sense of many French that their living standards are slipping. "Many in this country voted for me not because they support my ideas but to keep out those of the far-right. I want to thank them and know I owe them a debt in the years to come," he said. Leaders in Berlin, Brussels, London and beyond welcomed his defeat of the nationalist, eurosceptic Le Pen.
Jobless Claims – 184,000 People Filed New Claims Last Week
Weekly unemployment claims held near their lowest levels since the 1960s, with a strong labor market and improving levels of unemployment remaining a bright spot in the U.S. economy.
Initial jobless claims, week ended April 16: 184,000 and an upwardly revised 186,000 during prior week.
Continuing claims, week ended April 9: 1.417 million and an unrevised 1.475 million during prior week.
Companies in other industries have also highlighted these concerns. Bank of America CFO Alastair Borthwick said during the firm's earnings calls earlier this week that the bank's clients "are definitely seeing supply chain challenges" that have extended to the workforce. "We've also seen inflation, and we're seeing labor and wage pressure," Borthwick said. And rising labor costs as companies compete for talent could ultimately exert even further pressure on corporate profit margins.
Orrin Hatch, Former Longtime Utah Republican Senator, Dead at 88
ormer Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch has died at the age of 88. "The Hatch Foundation sadly announces the passing of Senator Orrin G. Hatch—the former President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate and the longest-serving Senator in Utah history (1977-2019),"
"Senator Orrin G. Hatch personified the American Dream," said Matt Sandgren, Executive Director of the Hatch Foundation. "From tax and trade to religious liberty and healthcare, few legislators have had a greater impact on American life than Orrin Hatch. He was a profoundly positive influence in the lives of those he served, whether they were the constituents he helped over four decades of casework, the hundreds of interns he sponsored in both Utah and DC, or the robust network of Hatch staffers who carry on his legacy to this day. Senator Hatch touched the hearts of countless individuals, and I know I speak for all of them when I say he will be dearly missed."
How CEOs Are Battling Employee Burnout
Quantifying ROI in the area of wellness spend can seem, on its face, a bit squishy. And the notion that companies should be responsible for employees' mental health is relatively new; most CEOs today—the vast majority either Boomers or Gen X—grew up in a corporate culture rife with stigmas around depression, addiction and other mental health challenges, and one that encouraged people to leave their personal problems at home.
But as times and expectations have changed, more and more leaders are seeing a direct link from promoting mental health and wellness to profitability. "It's crystal clear to me that if we're not investing in our people and helping and supporting them, it's going to hurt our overall bottom line," says Dan Dye, CEO of flour milling and ingredient company Ardent Mills. "There's just no question in my mind about that.
Read more at Chief Executive
What's the 329? New Mid Hudson Area Code Announced
Beginning as early as the third quarter of 2023, the Mid-Hudson Valley will have a second telephone area code. Persons with the current 845-prefix will retain it, but as those numbers run out, new ones will be issued with a 329-area code. The 845-code serves all or parts of the counties of Columbia, Delaware, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester.
The need for the new code stems from the increasing demand for residential and business phone numbers. What is a local call now, will continue to remain local, even between the two area codes and all calls will require dialing all 10 digits. The price of a call, coverage area, or other rates and services will not change due to the overlay.
Read more at Mid-Hudson News
New Low-Cost Airline to Fly to Eight Cities from Westchester County Airport
Breeze Airways began service only 10 months ago and has now announced it will fly to eight cities from Westchester County Airport. Charleston, South Carolina, Jacksonville, Florida and Norfolk, Virginia will all start at the end of June while service to Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New Orleans, San Francisco and Savannah, Georgia will start in the fall.
All of the flights will be non-stop with the exception of New Orleans, which will stop at Jacksonville to pick up additional passengers, said Director of Corporate Communications Gareth Edmondson-Jones. The leisure airline will fly daily to the west coast and Charleston while the other cities will operate on a four-days-per-week schedule, similar to Allegiant Airlines' model, he said.
Bacteria in Urine May be a Sign of Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Scientists in the UK say they have discovered bacteria in urine linked to aggressive prostate cancer—although whether they are a trigger for the disease or a marker is not yet clear. Bacteria are known to cause some other cancers, including in the stomach, so a causal link may help oncologists treat the condition. Even if the bugs are a byproduct, they could prove a handy diagnostic tool.
The University of East Anglia team which found the link plan more work to see if clearing the infection might prevent bad tumors. Bacterial infection is known to play a part in the development of other cancers – a bug called H. pylori can trigger stomach cancer, for example, and a course of antibiotics can get rid of this risk.
Read more at the BBC
Why the Federal Reserve Has Made a Historic Mistake on Inflation
America's Federal Reserve has suffered a hair-raising loss of control. In March consumer prices were 8.5% higher than a year earlier, the fastest annual rise since 1981. In Washington inflation-watching is usually the preserve of wonks in shabby offices.
Uncle Sam has been on a unique path because of Mr Biden's excessive $1.9trn fiscal stimulus, which passed in March 2021. It added extra oomph to an economy that was already recovering fast after multiple rounds of spending, and brought the total pandemic stimulus to 25% of gdp—the highest in the rich world. As the White House hit the accelerator, the Fed should have applied the brakes. It did not. Its hesitancy stemmed partly from the difficulty of forecasting the path of the economy during the pandemic, and also from the tendency of policymakers to fight the last war. For most of the decade after the global financial crisis of 2007-09 the economy was hung over and monetary policy was too tight.
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Despite the continuing rain and cold weather, there is an indication that spring is a distinct possibility. There are tete a tete daffodils appearing by the chicken run, glorious birdsong in the last couple of weeks which makes for a cheerful atmosphere as we walk the children to school – even if it is raining. Albert now knows the difference between an crow, wood pigeon and a buzzard.


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• What age do I have to be to climb? We do not have an age limit to climb, young or old, but we do have some rules.
A child must be able to securely fit into our climbing harness to top rope climb. This is usually around 5 years of age, dependent on size. For kids under 5, we have a kids' bouldering wall with a slide that does not require a harness & rope to climb.
Children under the age of 13 must be directly supervised by an adult 18 years or older at all times (unless during a specific youth program).
You must be 13 years or older to belay.
• Who needs a liability waiver form? Everyone entering our facility will need to fill out and sign a waiver. We encourage you to sign our online waiver before your visit. Please be sure to bring your driver's license to verify identity. Minors under the age of 18 must have a parent or court appointed legal guardian sign their waiver online or bring in a signed waiver with them.
• Do I need to sign a new waiver every time I visit? No. Once you fill out and sign a waiver, we will keep a copy of it on file. Waivers will need to be renewed every 2 years.
• When is the best time to come if I have never climbed before? If you just want to try out climbing without learning how to belay, we offer seven auto belays in our kid/beginner room and five in our main room. See our New Climbers page for information.
• Do you have auto belays? Yes, we have seven auto-belay systems in our kids/beginners climbing room and five in our main climbing area. During private group events (usually on weekends), the kid/beginner room may be unavailable. Please call us ahead of time to ensure the room is available if you are interested in using the auto belays in this room.
• Do you have rental equipment available? We have harnesses, chalk balls, chalk bags, belay devices, and climbing shoes available for rent. Although climbing shoes are not a necessity, especially for a new climber, they are recommended. Wearing rock climbing shoes with special grippy rubber will help you keep your feet on the wall. You can always start out climbing in tennis shoes and as you progress, you can rent climbing shoes and try them out! We have great Evolv rental climbing shoes available for $4 a pair. See our rental pricing page for more information.
• I am not climbing and just want to belay my kids. Do I have to pay? You sure don't! You will not be charged if you are not climbing and only belaying. If it is your first visit, you will need to pass our top rope belay test first before you can climb independently with your kids. We will even provide a rental harness and belay device for you free to charge if you are only belaying!
• What should I wear when climbing? Wearing loose, comfortable clothing is recommended. Athletic pants and yoga pants usually work well. Shirt and shoes are required at all times. We require climbers to wear either closed-toe shoes or to bring socks to wear with our rental climbing shoes.
• Is there a weight restriction to climb? There is no specific weight limit when it comes to climbing. However, there are some limitations with our standard rental harnesses: Fits waist sizes 58-107 cm (23-42 in), Fits leg sizes 43-71 cm (17-28 in). We also have several larger rental harnesses that can accommodate guests with waists up to 56 inches and leg sizes 35 inches or larger. Our auto belays do have a maximum climber weight of 310 lbs (140 kg).
• Is there somewhere to store gear and personal belongings? Yes. We have lots of cubbies for storage throughout the gym. In both men's and women's bathrooms, there are lockers available for free day use (BYOL: Bring your own lock). If you are interested in leaving your belongings here for multiple days, you can rent a locker and provide your own lock.
• Can I use my own climbing gear? Yes. You may use your own gear in our facility provided that it meets Onsight's policies and rules. Lead ropes must be a single UIAA approved dynamic climbing rope of at least 40 meters in length and in good condition. If you have a question regarding the condition of your equipment, please ask our staff to inspect it.
• How tall are the climbing walls? In the main rope climbing area, the height of the walls range from 38 feet to 52+ feet. The auto belay walls in the private kids' and beginners' climbing area are 22 feet tall. There is a smaller kiddie boulder that is 8 feet tall. In the bouldering area, the walls are 15 feet tall.
• Can I share my 10 visit punch pass with my friends and/or family? Yes, punch passes are sharable, but the original owner of the card must be present with each use.
• Do you offer classes? We will be offering a wide variety of classes for all ages and abilities. Please see our climbing instruction page for descriptions of our classes.
• Are food and drinks allowed? Yes, you are welcome to bring in your own food and drinks. We do require that you keep all food and drinks off of the padded floors in the climbing areas. You may use the observation deck and lounge area for food and drink consumption. Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the facility. We also carry a variety of snacks and drinks available for purchase.
• Is there a place to climb outdoors nearby? You bet! Believe it for not, we live in one of the best hubs for amazing outdoor climbing in the country. About an hour away is the Obed, Foster Falls and surrounding and for world class climbing, there is the Red River Gorge in KY (3 hr away), and there is much, much more!
• Do you offer guiding to climb outdoors? We do not offer that service at this time.
• Is chalk really necessary? Chalk is not necessary, but it can really help wick moisture from your hands and allow for better friction on the holds. Beginners and children may not start out using chalk, but you may want to use it as you progress in your climbing experience. We offer chalk bags and chalk balls for rent and they are also available for sale in our Pro Shop. Onsight only allows the use of chalk balls in the gym.
• Are you currently hiring? Please check on our employment page for current open positions.


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Weekly report 3 – 9 August 2015
North Kurdistan Diary
A delegation from the HDP (People's Democratic Party) has reported that during the Turkish Air Force strikes 8 civilians were killed and 15 seriously injured in Kandil's Zergele village. In the statement made by the delegation they declared that there is clear evidence that a massacre is taking place.
Kars is the latest area to be declared a 'Special Security Area' and joins Kilis, Şırnak, Ağrı, Dersim and Hakkari as regions already given this status. In Dersim soldiers are forcefully trying to evacuate villages in areas declared as 'Special Security Areas'.
PKK Operations Committee member Duran Kalkan has stated that the PKK do take seriously the calls for a ceasefire and stated that the guerilla's movements so far were nothing but limited reprisals. He said, 'Prime Minister Davutoğlu declared that he had hit 400 targets on the first night of attacks. Guerillas have the right to retaliate against each one of those. The guerillas have not even pressed the trigger yet, what has happened so far is just a limited retaliation.'
PKK Operations Committee member Duran Kalkan
In Cizre one civilian was killed when the vehicle they were travelling in came into contact with A4 plastic explosives layed in the road.
Three people were killed in morning police raids in the Zap neighbourhood of Şırnak's Silopi province. Eight people were also injured. Police attacks continue.
For more information: https://isyandan.org/english/state-terror-from-lice-in-1993-to-silopi-in-2015/
The YDG-H and YDG-K have declared the need for resistance (serhildan) and self-defence against the warring politics of the AKP.
Turkish diary
The Internal Security Package, designed to tighten up security in the streets has made changes to the 'Assembly and Protest March Law'. Arbitrary bans, arbitrary arrests and 'tagging' have been legalised.
Criminal charges have been lodged against 18 journalists, among them Cumhuriyet newspaper's Chief Editor Can Dundar, accusing them of participating in 'propaganda related to a terrorist organisation' and calling for prison sentences of 7 years for each of them.
Musa Çitil, suspected of rape and massacre has been promoted to the Supreme Military Council.
Gendarme general Musa Çitil who is responsible for war crimes against Kurdish civilians in 90s
Vatan Budak, who was gravely injured in the Suruç massacre has lost his fight for life in the hospital in which he was being treated. This increases the total deaths in the Suruç massacre to thirty two.
Scene from Vatan Budak's funeral
Azizoğlu, the suspect in detention in the case of the murder of journalist Nuh Köklü made the following statement in his defence during the first sitting of the court, 'I didn't stab him, he fell on the knife'. Lawyer Erdem revealed that the suspect's brother had written a letter to President Erdoğan.
Murdered journalist Nuh Köklü
Workers diary
The number of sub-contractors in the health sector has increased from 20,000 in 2002 to over 150,000 in 2015, making Turkey the Republic of subcontractors.
The time period in which the explosions warning system used in coal mines in Turkey must be brought up to international safety standards has been extended to 2019.
Prisons diary
Of the 131,172 children brought to secure units as victims of trauma in Turkey in 2014, 11,095 of them were subjects of sexual crimes.
Women's diary
In the first seven months of 2015, 160 women were killed by men in Turkey. In July, 19 women were killed, 12 women and children were raped, one woman was forced into prostitution, 36 women were injured and 10 women and children were the subjects of abuse.
In Afyon this week, a trans sex worker called Buse was stabbed. Buse's housemate revealed that the assailant was a client who had tried to rob her. Police announed that they have arrested the attacker.
Islamic Youth Science and Philosophy Association General Chairman Rafet Ermiş has been arrested on suspicion of having raped four children.
Eco diary
A leakage of nitric acid has occurred at the premises of Ekomar Chemical Materials Packaging Co. based in Tuzla's Organised Leather Trade Zone. Istanbul Medical Chamber representative, Tellioğlu called for the organisation to immediately delcare how much of the chemical had been released into the air, saying that nitric acid, used in the tanning, bleaching and reduction process of leather production was an extremely harmful chemical.
In the Çamlıhemşin province of Rize the first protests have taken place against the 'Green Road' project in Upper Kavron Pastures. Statements have been taken concerning those who have come out against the project, delcaring that their homes and bed and breakfast businesses are operating without licences and are illegal.
The Saturday Mothers/ People
The Saturday Mothers, now gathering for the 541st time, called for the trial of the murderers of Süleyman Cihan who died after being tortured. Ahmet Cihan, the brother of the deceased spoke at the gathering stating that the prosecution dossier in the case claiming that Cihan had been killed after being tortured had been closed once again due to 'insufficient legal grounds'. Ahmet Cihan stated, 'The State are trying to silence those who wish to speak out against this. This is how the legal system works. If you tried the protagonists of the 12th September coup it would turn out that 17,000 unsolved murders never happened. It would be denied that Diyarbakır, Suruç and Roboski ever took place. Even if you deny it, you are still a murderer.'
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Franziska Christina Brigitte Hoppermann (geb. Bartels; * 8. Januar 1982 in Hamburg) ist eine deutsche Politikerin (CDU). Seit 2021 ist sie Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages.

Herkunft und akademischer Werdegang
Franziska Hoppermann wurde 1982 in Hamburg geboren. Sie wuchs als ältestes von fünf Geschwistern in einer katholisch geprägten Familie in Hamburg-Volksdorf auf. Ihr Großvater Carl Damm war Mitglied der Hamburgischen Bürgerschaft 1953–1966 und des Deutschen Bundestages 1965–1980.

Sie besuchte die Katholische Grundschule Farmsen und das Katholische Sankt-Ansgar-Gymnasium in Hamburg, wo sie 2001 das Abitur erlangte. 2008 erlangte Hoppermann den Abschluss als Diplomkauffrau der Betriebswirtschaftslehre an der Universität Hamburg. Franziska Hoppermann ist Stipendiatin der Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes.

Beruflicher Werdegang
2004 bis 2011 war Hoppermann als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin des Abgeordneten der Hamburgischen Bürgerschaft Thilo Kleibauer (CDU) tätig. Seit 2009 bis 2021 war Hoppermann im allgemeinen höheren Verwaltungsdienst der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg tätig, von April 2021 bis Oktober 2021 als Leiterin des Zentralamtes der Behörde für Justiz und Verbraucherschutz im Rang einer Senatsdirektorin.

Partei und Politik
Franziska Hoppermann trat 1998 in die Junge Union Hamburg ein. 1999 trat sie in die CDU ein und wurde in der CDU Hamburg im Ortsverband Volksdorf-Walddörfer stellvertretende Ortsvorsitzende.

Die Jürgen-Echternach-Stiftung nahm sie 2002 in ihr Stipendiatenprogramm zur Förderung der politischen Jugend auf.

Seit 2004 ist Franziska Hoppermann Mitglied im Kreisvorstand der CDU Wandsbek. Im Jahre 2018 wurde sie das erste Mal zur stellvertretenden Kreisvorsitzenden gewählt, bei den Wahlen in 2020 wurde sie im Amt bestätigt.

Hoppermann ist seit 2017 die Landesvorsitzende der Frauen Union Hamburg; 2017 wurde sie als Beisitzerin in den Landesvorstand der CDU Hamburg gewählt.

Von 2001 bis 2021 war sie Mitglied des Jugendhilfeausschusses im Bezirk Wandsbek. 2004 wurde Hoppermann erstmals gewähltes Mitglied im Wandsbeker Kommunalparlament und wurde von der CDU-Fraktion ab 2011 zur stellvertretenden Fraktionsvorsitzenden gewählt. Nach Änderung des Wahlrechts vertrat sie als Spitzenkandidatin der CDU den Wahlkreis der Walddörfer.

Nach den Wahlen 2019, zu den sie als Spitzenkandidatin der CDU im Stadtbezirk antrat, wurde Hoppermann in das Amt der Fraktionsvorsitzenden der CDU-Fraktion gewählt.

Mit ihrem Dienstantritt als Amtsleiterin in der Hamburger Behörde für Justiz und Verbraucherschutz trat sie im April 2021 wegen der gesetzlichen Bestimmungen des Landes Hamburg von ihren kommunalpolitischen Ämtern zurück.

Bei der Bundestagswahl im September 2021 trat Franziska Hoppermann im Wahlkreis Hamburg-Wandsbek und auf Platz 2 der CDU-Landesliste an. Über den Listenplatz zog sie in den 20. Bundestag ein. Im Bundestag ist sie Mitglied des Ausschusses für Digitales und des Unterausschusses des Haushaltsausschusses zu Fragen der Europäischen Union.

Bei der Mitgliederbefragung zur Wahl des CDU-Vorsitzenden 2022 trat Hoppermann im Team von Norbert Röttgen auf und sollte Generalsekretärin werden. Jedoch verlor Röttgen diese gegen Friedrich Merz.
Am 22. Januar 2022 wurde sie jedoch als Beisitzerin in den Bundesvorstand der CDU gewählt.

Privatleben
Hoppermann ist verheiratet und Mutter eines Sohnes.

Sie engagiert sich in der Katholischen Kirche und damit verbundenen sozialen Verbänden. Sie war 10 Jahre als Messdienerin und 15 Jahre bei den katholischen Pfadfindern der Heilig-Kreuz-Kirchengemeinde in Volksdorf, zuletzt als Gruppenleiterin, aktiv. Seit 1993 ist Franziska Hoppermann Mitglied des Malteser Hilfsdienstes.

Hoppermann begann mit 11 Jahren in Oratorien-Chören zu singen. Nach einigen Jahren Gesangsausbildung singt sie solistisch und in klein besetzten Vokalensembles und größeren Kammerchören bei Gottesdiensten und Konzerten, so z. B. im August 2019 mit Kent Nagano in der Elbphilharmonie im Rahmen der Akademiekonzerte der Philharmoniker, im Februar 2020 mit dem Bundesjugendballett von John Neumeier bei der Reihe "Artists for Tolerance" am Kleinen Michel und im Fernsehgottesdienst zu Fronleichnam 2020 in der ARD.

Weblinks
 Website von Franziska Hoppermann

Einzelnachweise

Bundestagsabgeordneter (Hamburg)
Politiker (21. Jahrhundert)
CDU-Mitglied
Deutscher
Geboren 1982
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"Ranjit Singh's court," commented one 19th century traveler to India, "reduces European magnificence to a very low pitch." Among the masterpieces of Singh's court which overwhelmed his foreign guest was the Golden Throne. This three-foot high and wide throne is the centerpiece of the "Arts of the Sikh Kingdoms" traveling exhibition organized by UK's Victoria and Albert Museum and appearing at San Francisco's famed Asian Art Museum through January 9, 2000. The throne was made--by a Muslim goldsmith using Hindu designs--with highly embossed plates of gold imbedded with diamonds over a wood core. Of course, for someone who wore the Koh-i-nur ["Mountain of Light"] Diamond as an armband and owned the "Timur Ruby," a gold throne is only to be expected. Those jewels' present owner--the Queen of England--wouldn't part with them for the exhibition, but she did send along some marvelous photographs. Her ancestors acquired both as part of the "Lahore State Property" shipped to England after England's 1849 conquest of Punjab, home of the Sikh religion. The gems joined the vast superfluity of precious treasures looted from the Empire's possessions to reside in British museums or become part of the Crown Jewels. Ranjit Singh himself bought these gems--and quite a few others--at bargain prices from the hapless ex-ruler of Afghanistan, Shah Shuja, whom he rescued from prison.
The exhibition coincides with the 300th anniversary of the founding of the Khalsa, the pivotal event in Sikh history, when Guru Gobind Singh, the last of the ten Sikh gurus, initiated five of his followers to create the "Khalsa," or "Order of the Pure." Following his decrees, men adopted the name Singh (lion) and women were called Kaur (princess), a tradition which, along with customs such as the wearing of turbans, continues to this day.
Narinder Singh Kapany of the Sikh Foundation, Palo Alto, California, first promoted the idea of such an exhibition, eventually winning the support of the Victoria and Albert Museum in whose possession lay many great works of art from the Sikh kingdoms. Known as the "father of fiber optics," the wealthy scientist has become one of Sikhism's major benefactors in America. Many others of the world's 16-million Sikhs cooperated in the exhibition's development, including the large communities in England, Canada (200,000 in Vancouver alone) and the US.
The 256-page exhibition book, Arts of the Sikh Kingdom, catalogs all of the major pieces and includes engaging commentary on the historical events and personages surrounding each. It opens with a useful chronology of Sikhism, from 1507 when founder Guru Nanak proclaimed, "There is no Hindu, there is no Muslim," through the completion of the Golden Temple at Amritsar in 1601, the formation of the Khalsa in 1699 in response to Islamic oppression, Ranjit Singh's occupation of Lahore in 1799 and the rise of Sikh political power, the annexation of Punjab in 1849 by the British, right up to modern times.
The exhibition includes paintings, textiles, ceramics, metalwork, books, decorative arts and photography. Many of the best pieces come from the reign of Ranjit Singh. He was noted for the harmonious coexistence of Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs in Punjab, reflected in the fact that he patronized artisans of all three communities equally to produce the various treasures of his kingdom. This peaceful alliance resulted in the melding of Hindu, Muslim and Sikh artistic traditions to create exquisite works of art.


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Spiny, Armoured Slug Provides Best Evidence for the Ancestry of Molluscs
Spiny but Slimy and with a Radula – Calvapilosa kroegeri
Scientists from the University of Bristol have uncovered a 480-million-year-old slug-like fossil in Morocco which sheds new light on the evolution of molluscs, a diverse group of invertebrates that includes clams, snails and cephalopods like squid and cuttlefish.
A Model of the Newly Described Calvapilosa kroegeri
Calvapilosa kroegeri dorsal and ventral views.
Picture Credit: Dr Jakob Vinther
One of the defining characteristics of the molluscs is the possession of a radula, a kind of toothed-tongue which is used to rake up or rasp food. The radula houses hundreds of teeth, the patterns of which can be used to determine diet and identify species. Whilst not all molluscs have a radula, a radula cannot be found in any other group of animals. It is a characteristic of the Mollusca Phylum.
Dr Jakob Vinther, from the Schools of Biological Sciences and Earth Sciences, is lead author of the study, which is published today in the academic journal Nature.
Dr Vinther stated:
"The molluscs are amongst the earliest animals identifiable in the fossil record, however determining what their ancestor looked like is difficult since many of the groups appear within a small window of time, making the sequence of evolutionary events difficult to piece together."
The recent discovery of a new species of mollusc in the Anti-Atlas region in Morocco has enabled palaeontologists to revisit this problem and infer the appearance of the ancestor of all molluscs. The new species discovered, Calvapilosa kroegeri, is part of the Fezouata Biota, a group of organisms from the early Ordovician period (485-470 million years ago), which are found in rocks in south-eastern Morocco. The Fezouata Biota is famed for its exceptional preservation, allowing palaeontologists to identify details not preserved from any other fossil site.
Co-author of the scientific paper, Luke Parry, a PhD student at the University of Bristol, added:
"Calvapilosa kroegeri resembles a slug covered with short spines all over its upper body and with a large 'fingernail-like shell' over its head. In the centre of the head of this species are two rows of teeth which we demonstrate is a radula."
The discovery of this feeding structure firmly identifies Calvapilosa kroegeri as a mollusc. Additionally, it suggests that similar fossil forms, such as Halkieria, a two-plated slug-like fossil, are also molluscs and possessed a radula. Following an analysis to determine the family tree of molluscs, Calvapilosa kroegeri was revealed to be the most primitive member of the lineage leading to chitons. Chitons can still be found today and are characterised by their possession of eight shell plates and spines around their margin, similar to what is seen covering the body of Calvapilosa.
Looking Like a Hairy Fingernail Calvapilosa kroegeri Fossil
The fossil of Calvapilosa kroegeri, preserving the feeding apparatus (radula) and all the spines that covered the body.
Picture Credit: Peter Van Roy
Dr Vinther concluded:
"If we trace back the evolution of chitons, we can see that the number of their shells has increased with time. It is therefore likely that the ancestor to all molluscs was single-shelled and covered in bristle-like spines, not dissimilar to Calvapilosa kroegeri."
The Scientific Paper: "Ancestral Morphology of Crown-group Molluscs Revealed by a New Ordovician Stem Aculiferan" by J. Vinther, L. Parry, D. Briggs and P. Van Roy, published in Nature.
Everything Dinosaur acknowledges the help of a press release from Bristol University in the compilation of this article.
By Mike| 2017-02-20T09:30:04+00:00	February 13th, 2017|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal News Stories, Main Page, Palaeontological articles, Photos/Pictures of Fossils|0 Comments


"The article in question is not based on correct information," company president Satoru Iwata says.
Earlier this year, The Wall Street Journal--citing an anonymous source--reported that Nintendo was working on a live-action Legend of Zelda Internet TV show for Netflix. It turns out, however, that this may not be true.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has now told Time: "As of now, I have nothing new to share with you in regard to the use of our IPs for any TV shows or films, but I can at least confirm that the article in question is not based on correct information."
You'll notice that Iwata's statement doesn't flat-out deny that such a production is in the works. GameSpot will continue to follow this story as it unfolds.
According to The WSJ's source, Netflix's Zelda TV show is aiming to be "Game of Thrones for a family audience."
Nintendo is known for being extremely protective of its franchises, only allowing a handful of TV/movie adaptations to date. Legend of Zelda was produced as an animated show, but it ran for only one season in 1989. And of course, the 1993 Super Mario Bros. movie was a trainwreck.
More recently, leaked emails revealed that Sony and Nintendo were discussing a new Mario movie. Spider-Man producer Avi Arad is reportedly brokering a deal with Nintendo to obtain the Mario film rights. Contrary to earlier reports, Arad says negotiations with Nintendo are not finalized, but rather "just the beginning."
Nintendo's next core Zelda game, an open-world title for Wii U, will be released later this year.


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This is the Docker image for the node.js yeoman generator angular-fullstack.

As the generator requires node and several npm modules this image bakes in the dependencies to reduce the time taken to deploy applications.

## branches available
```
docker pull generatorangularfullstack/angular-fullstack-dist:latest
```

- latest
- 2.0.8
- 3.3.0
- 3.7.4
- 3.7.5
- 4.0.4
- 4.1.1
- 4.1.2
- 4.2.2
- alpine.4.0.4
- alpine.4.1.1
- alpine.4.1.2
- alpine.4.2.2

Alpine branches aren't that much smaller as some modules need python and a build chain to build.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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We film parts our classes and sometimes take group photos to be shared on our website and social media pages. Your participation in these is optional.
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You'll be able to choose between transferring your booking to other classes (of the same value or less) and transferring your booking for class credit to use in future.
Both options will be available for booking changes up to 24 hours before your booked start time.
We do not offer refunds or cancellations for bookings.


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The Gospel continues the Sermon on the Plain from Luke's Gospel. Jesus' teachings regarding our treatment of others, especially our enemies, is revolutionary in the history of the world. Not only are we to tolerate our enemies, but we are to love them. If we view this teaching in a merely human way or earthly way, we might say, we would think it is absurd. Yet, we must see it from the point of view of God. Human beings, who throughout history have committed evil deeds, have shown their hatred for God by hating His creation. We often fail to realize that sin is an offense against God because it spurns His creation. Particularly, hatred and violence can be a vicious cycle that is self-destructive in the end, harming ourselves. Yet, God, in His love and mercy, sent His son to rescue us from this futile way of life. He came to save, forgive and love even those who show scorn towards God. Jesus' teaching is even more revolutionary because He expects us and empowers us to show this same kind of forgiveness and love for others even those who hate us. This takes some courage on our part and a willingness to sacrifice our pride, our ego. But when we act this way, we become more like Jesus Christ showing God's mercy and love to the world. This is not an attitude naiveté about evil, but a willingness to defeat evil through the power of good and love. We can think of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., whose efforts in this way changed a culture of segregation and racism in our country. There are many other examples in history. We know that Christ will give us the grace to do His work and increase and perfect the results of our efforts if we commit ourselves to His teaching.


The Krčmari at Zilje 26 are the original household for this family. The word krčmar means "tavern owner", and so it is possible the Krčmari once had a tavern. The split in the family occurred ca. 1825 when the Dolnji Krčmari built their own house next door at Zilje 35. The surname of this family has been Čadonič for the entire period of history we have studied.
1A. Matija Čadonič b. 1761, m. 1788 to Helena Šegina — they remained at this house.
1B. Marko Čadonič b. 1768, m. 1790 to Ana Cvetaš (Mlinarova) — they remained at this house.
1C. Helena Čadonič b. 1776, m. 1798 to Jurij Balkovec.
2A. Nikolaj Čadonič b. 1792. At this time, it is unknown what happened to him afterwards.
2B. Barbara Čadonič b. 1794. At this time, it is unknown what happened to her afterwards.
2C. Katarina Čadonič b. 1795, m. 1818 to Jurij Jaketič (Šoštarov).
2D. Matija Čadonič b. 1799, m. 1848 to Barbara Krotec (Rženičina from Kroci) — they lived at Zilje 35.
2E. Jurij Čadonič b. 1802, m. 1828 to Helena Cvetaš (Mlinarova) — they lived at Zilje 35.
2G. Johan Čadonič b. 1795, m. ca. 1818 to Helena Žalec — they remained at this house.
2H. Janko Čadonič b. 1798, m. 1832 to Marija Jaketič (Stegnečka).
2I. Helena Čadonič b. 1801, m. 1824 to Matija Čemas (Izklančev).
2J. Ana Čadonič b. 1811, m. 1836 to Jurij Bubaš (Johi 6).
2K. Marko Čadonič b. 1813. At this time, it is unknown what happened to him afterwards.
3A. Jurij Čadonič b. 1820, m. 1840 to Katarina Čadonič (Košutova) — they remained at this house.
3B. Johan Čadonič b. 1823. At this time, it is unknown what happened to him afterwards.
4A. Ana Čadonič b. 1844, m. 1862 to Johan Pecoj (Podklanec 7).
4B. Barbara Čadonič b. 1849, m. 1869 to Matija Bubaš (Vukova Gorica 1).
4C. Marija Čadonič b. 1852, m. 1873 to Nikolaj Bubaš (Vukova Gorica 1).
4D. Helena Čadonič b. 1854, m. 1875 to Jurij Balkovec (Dolnji Hajduk).
4E. Magdalena Čadonič b. 1856. At this time, it is unknown what happened to her afterwards.
4F. Jurij Čadonič b. 1859, m. 1882 to Marija Mržljak (Paunoviči 8) — they remained at this house.
5A. Johan Čadonič b. 1883. At this time, it is unknown what happened to him afterwards.
5B. Franc Čadonič b. 1887, m. 1910 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Ana Žunič.
5C. Jože Čadonič b. 1890, m. 1919 to Barbara Grdun (Cvetašova).
5D. Janko Čadonič b. 1892, m. 1913 to Ana Žalec (Žalčeva) — they lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
5E. Ana Čadonič b. 1894. At this time, it is unknown what happened to her afterwards.
5F. Marija Čadonič b. 1899, m. 1919 to Jože Kajin (Mišičev from Podklanec).
6A. Mary Margaret Cadonic b. 1914. At this time, it is unknown what happened to her afterwards.
6B. Josephine V Cadonic b. 1916. At this time, it is unknown what happened to her afterwards.


I'm always looking around for ways to use honey and one of the classics is to mix it with bourbon and lemon. Even your teetotalling gramdmother likely mixed up the classic hot toddy when someone around the house was under the weather.
So on Thanksgiving Day when I wasn't exactly interested in bourbon for the medicinal value I thought I'd whip up something new. My entire Thanksgiving this year was a fly by the seat of my pants affair that involved very little planning and a lot of making it up as I went along. This is what happens when you aren't trying to impress anyone.
By the way if you ever are tying to impress someone throw a can of lump crab meat and a small can of diced jalapenos in your mac and cheese along with a healthy dose of the cheese of your choice. You'll look like a genius. I can already see that this will be a go-to dish from this day forward.
Where was I? Oh yes. The booze. I had some simple syrup I'd purchased last year and hadn't used. It found its way to the back of the pantry where it had the nerve to grow something icky in the bottom of the bottle. Which led me to searching online for how to make a simple syrup. You know how it goes...I ended up finding 7,280,000 results and about half of them were infused with something. Anything really. Herbs, flowers, spices, more alcohol. You get the picture.
This time of year there are a few herbs still going strong like sage, thyme, and rosemary in the garden. But what flavor of cocktail do you think would be perfectly paired with turkey?
Yep. Sage. So I mixed water and sugar and boiled it together then added the sage and let it cook for a while. Did you want exact measurements and times?
2 parts sugar to one part water. Make whatever amount you want.
Bring water to a boil and add sugar slowly stirring until sugar is dissolved. Don't boil too long just until sugar is dissolved. Add a tablespoon or so of vodka to prolong shelf life but if you are using it immediately like I did there's no need. Add whatever you want in the way of flavor or nothing at all. If you have added something to make an infusion, strain it out. Let cool. Store any leftovers in the fridge.
Some recipes called for cooking the honey (if you are using it) with the sugar, water, and herbs. As a beekeeper I just don't like heating the honey. My rule of thumb is that if you can avoid it never heat your honey. It destroys some of the magical properties. (I assume you are not here for the science.) Add the honey at the last possible moment when things have cooled down. Then pour the bourbon and (no longer simple) syrup over ice straining out any bits of herbs or beeswax.
Isn't that a great word?
I like that world too.
Make up a fun name for your concoction.
Now, seriously, concoction is a really fabulous word.
This is a first cousin to an Old Fashioned or a Mint Julep. The differences are slight but mighty.
I'll be making this again soon with lavender! I'll let you know how that turns out. Meanwhile my dinner guests raved about the unique flavor of this drink. Don't be afraid to try something new if you want a signature cocktail for a gathering you are throwing together.


Gemstones and the Edgar Cayce Readings Part 2 | Edgar Cayce's A.R.E.
In addition to wearing particular gems and gemstones, the Edgar Cayce readings often suggested that individuals wear different metals for their vibratory influence. Choosing which gemstone or metal to use is an important decision that can involve the body as well as the mind and spirit.
For, the very elements of body— through which spirit and mind manifest— are atomic in their nature. Hence so are the elements of this stone indicated, that partakes of most of the elements that are to man of great influence or power, because of their representations in the body.
Do not take this as…superstition or…a good luck charm — but if the entity will wear about its person, or in its pocket, a metal that is carbon steel — preferably in the groin pocket — it will prevent, it will ionize the body— from its very vibrations — to resist cold, congestion, and those inclinations for disturbance with the mucous membranes of the throat and nasal passages. This is a needed element, then, about the body. (Edgar Cayce reading 1842-1).
Q. How can I use the astronomical, the numerical, the environs of the creations in the vibrations from metal, from stones, which influence me, to advantage in my present life?
You can learn more about gemstones from the Circulating File "Gemstones" available in the online Member-Only section of our website. A popular book published by A.R.E. Press is Edgar Cayce's Guide to Gemstones, Minerals, Metals, and More by author Shelley Kaehr, PhD, available at ARECatalog.com.


Smother quail the same as rabbits.
I like them better halved, and fried crisp and quickly, in deep hot bacon fat.
But to make the most of them, a pie's the thing.
The crust must be rich and rolled a quarter-inch thick.
Put in the birds whole, seasoning them well inside and out, with salt and black pepper.
and a tiny pod of Cayenne pepper.
Pour in cold water till it stands half way up the birds.
of paper must be thrust to prevent the gravy's boiling over.
Bake three-quarters of an hour, in a hot oven.
Take up, and serve very hot.
taking up suits some palates-- mine is not among them.
Other folks like a wineglass of sherry made very hot.


Kernow- the best bit about driving down the A30?
Please use the drop down menu to make your colour choice. When you order please bear in mind that Cedric may have changed his pose from the one photographed- he's a tricky life model!
Then...maybe you could click through the other coasters on offer to add a few more 'Kernow Koasters' to your collection?


Last month, a collective of brokers came together at the Realogics Sotheby's International Realty Kirkland office for the Market Fundaments & New Development Summit, which covered the latest market and new development trends in Seattle and the greater Puget Sound region.
He also proclaimed that "Bellevue is open for business," outlining two Bellevue sites that Vulcan recently purchased, and are rumored to be future Amazon office buildings.
On a national level, O'Connor says single-family home construction is flatlining as consumers prefer urban settings near job centers, retail and entertainment. The Seattle Pivot was a large topic of conversation for all panelists, as they discussed rising demand for condominiums and their potential to yield roughly double that of an apartment building.
Finally, Dean Jones, Owner & CEO of RSIR came to the stage to discuss the range of new condominium projects that are coming onto the market, which may be found at UrbanCondominiums.com.
The above graph illustrates the stark difference between 2011 and 2016, in which there was a dearth of new condominium delivers, and the current "condo comeback" cycle.
So, what's on the horizon? According to Jones, multi-family housing will still remain concentrated to urban areas in Seattle and the Eastside, with wood frame condominium buildings making a strong comeback and perhaps even a few more of those pivots, as well.


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War in Iraq: 4 letters
Beth Flynn, Colorado, Congress, Denver, football, Iraq, Islamic Republic of Iran, liberal media, Mark Udall, Phil Kenny, Republican Party, Tim Wayne, Tom Moore, United States, USD
On Sept 20, a group of a dozen of Rep Mark Udall's constituents went to his Westminster office to discuss the War in Iraq and the potential for War in Iran. They were met with a distinctive "cold shoulder." An aide came and turned on a tape recorder and left them to speak to the recorder – no human present.
For the past two years, would-be Senator Udall has shown a distinct dislike for interaction with his constituents on important issues. On Sept 12, he held his first town meeting in a year and a half in Thornton during hours when most people work.
The meeting was scheduled for only an hour. Udall allotted only 15 min to talk about the War in Iraq, the war that has drained the US (our) treasury of at least $1/2 trillion in the past 4 years ($360 million/day) and has caused nearly 4000 of our young people to die for ever-changing ill-defined purposes. The fact that another $190 billion for the war in Iraq will soon be voted on was not discussed. There was time only for a brief mention of potential war on Iran .
If Udall becomes our Senator, will we continue to be ignored and treated like poor relatives? Will we participate in making decisions or will this be done exclusively by Udall and other insiders?
Tom Moore, Boulder
I can understand Democrats not wanting to immediately halt funding for the war: all negativity from that point on will be the Democrats fault. Agreed.
But declaring that Congress appropriate no more funds for this war except to redeploy and protect our troops is a no brainer. It still leaves this BUSH'S WAR and rightly so.
Tell me the downside of this action…. please.
Tim Wayne, Denver
The senate GOP,bristling with indignation and false outrage, passed an amendment denouncing an AD they insisted reflected badly on our entire military.
Then they voted against a bill that would have provided our troops with adequate leave with their families before redeployment.
A jubilant gloating McCain ,interrupted by anti-war protestors at a recent speaking engagement ,responded by gleefully quipping"we beat you,we beat you!.."
I am left wondering who exactly he was referring too and what he could possibly have meant:who did "we" beat ?what did "we" win?Victory is also apparently in the eye of the beholder now,as subjective as art,though shamefully and incongruously discussed in terms traditionally reserved for a football game.
Beth Flynn, Denver
Why are most Americans and nearly all of the so called liberal media blaming Democrats for not bringing the troops home? Its Senate Republicans who are blocking any bill bringing them home. They would leave troops in Iraq ad infinitum and if Bush has his way and it looks like he is, they will be.
It baffles me how anyone can say they support the troops yet, insist they stay in a war that has as much credibility as the creator of that war. General Patraeus, Bush's marquee military man of the moment has said we cannot win the war
militarily and if that's so, why the SURGE, why are we still there?
Its obvious Bush is trying to finagle some way to pass his damnation of a war onto the next president and the spineless, jello-kneed, lock stepped congressional Republicans are doing all they can to make sure he does–support the troops indeed!
Phil Kenny, Colorado Springs
These letters were not edited.
Iran president's speech: 4 letters
Preserving habeas corpus


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Todo en JavaScript actúa como un objeto, con las dos únicas excepciones de
[`null`](#core.undefined) y [`undefined`](#core.undefined).

    false.toString(); // 'false'
    [1, 2, 3].toString(); // '1,2,3'

    function Foo(){}
    Foo.bar = 1;
    Foo.bar; // 1

Un error muy común es el uso de literales númericos como objetos.
Esto se debe a un error en el parser de JavaScript que intenta analizar la
*notación de puntos* como un literal de punto flotante.

    2.toString(); // lanza SyntaxError

Existe un par de soluciones que pueden utilizarse para hacer que los
literales númericos actúen como objetos.

    2..toString(); // el segundo punto es reconocido correctamente
    2 .toString(); // observe el espacio a la izquierda del punto
    (2).toString(); // el número 2 se evalúa primero

### Objetos como un tipo de datos

Los objetos en JavaScript también pueden ser utilizados como una Tabla Hash o conocido como [*Hashmap*][1] en inglés, consisten
principalmente en nombres de propiedades, y asignándoles valores a éstas.

El uso de un objeto literal - con notación `{}` - puede crear un
objeto plano. Este nuevo objeto [heredado](#object.prototype) desde `Object.prototype`
no posee [propiedades propias](#object.hasownproperty) definidas.

    var foo = {}; // un nuevo objeto vacío

    // un nuevo objeto con la propiedad llamada 'test' con el valor 12
    var bar = {test: 12};

### Acceso a las propiedades

Se puede acceder a las propiedades de un objeto de dos maneras, ya sea a través de la
notación de punto o desde la notación de corchetes.

    var foo = {name: 'kitten'}
    foo.name; // kitten
    foo['name']; // kitten

    var get = 'name';
    foo[get]; // kitten

    foo.1234; // SyntaxError
    foo['1234']; // ¡funciona!

Ambas notaciones son idénticas en su funcionamiento, la única diferencia es la
notación de corchetes permite el ajuste dinámico de las propiedades, así como
el uso de propiedades que de otro modo daría lugar a error de sintaxis.

### Eliminando propiedades

La única manera de eliminar una propiedad desde un objeto es usando el
operador `delete`; establecer la propiedad a `undefined` o `null` solamente
elimina el *valor* asociado a la propiedad, pero no la *key* (valor clave).

    var obj = {
        bar: 1,
        foo: 2,
        baz: 3
    };
    obj.bar = undefined;
    obj.foo = null;
    delete obj.baz;

    for(var i in obj) {
        if (obj.hasOwnProperty(i)) {
            console.log(i, '' + obj[i]);
        }
    }

Los resultados de la salida son `bar undefined` y `foo null` - sólo `baz` ha
sido removido y por lo tanto no aparece en la salida.

### Notación de Keys

    var test = {
        'case': 'Soy una palabra clave y debo ser anotado como string',
        delete: 'Soy una palabra clave también' // lanza SyntaxError
    };

Las propiedades de los objetos puede ser simbolizados como caracteres planos y como strings. Debido
a otro mal diseño del parser de JavaScript, lo anterior es una excepción
de `SyntaxError` antes de ECMAScript 5.

Este error se debe al `eliminar` una *keyword*; por lo tanto, debe ser
anotado como un *string literal* para asegurarse que será interpretado correctamente
por diversos motores de JavaScript.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashmap


If you have a close look at our team, you will understand that we are a bunch of freshers. Yes, there are the likes of Upul Tharanga, Thisara Perera and Dinesh Chandimal. But even they were in and out of the National team over the years and never had a permanent place in the side.
If at least two of them remained in the team over period of six years continuously, the youngsters would have had proper guidance, a vacuum created by the absence of Mahela Jayawardena and Kumar Sangakkara. Jayawardena and Sangakkara joined the team when it still had members of the world cup winning team.
Their guidance and encouragement helped them to reach greater heights and retire when the country needed them most. But, Sri Lanka had failed to cultivate superstars for the future. That failure is being felt by the entire country thanks to the dismal performances on field. Sri Lanka needs to strengthen its domestic network in the school and club levels if we are to produce superstars.
Apart from the miserable losses on the pitch, Sri Lanka Cricket is also embroiled in a controversy over harassment allegations. A Paksitani sports journalist Munazza Jilani tweeted a couple of screenshots of a phone text conversation alleging that an official attached to the SLC had harassed her. The SLC stated that the Jilani was not harassed by one of its official, but a Sri Lankan journalist. Though the matter is currently being probed, Sri Lanka has to take immediate action to conduct an impartial inquiry into the alleged incident and save its reputation. It is bad enough that our boys are struggling in the playing field. But such instances place the country's reputation and the morale of the team in a precarious situation.


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The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time - Bakke V. California Davis Medical School Case Study. SUMMARY In this landmark case Allan Bakke, a white applicant to the University of California, Davis Medical School, sued claiming his denial of admission on racial grounds was a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. Even though Bakke lost this case, the Court still made an decision in allowing Bakke to be admitted into UC Davis's Medical School through Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of , which provided Bakke a cause of action ((1)"Regents of the University of California v. Bakke."). 5. Mar 12, · Who won Bakke v California? Bakke was ordered admitted to UC Davis Medical School, and the school's practice of reserving 16 seats for minority students was struck down. Judgment of the Supreme Court of California reversed insofar as it forbade the university from taking race into account in admissions. alliteration with d
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Imagination Depicted In Edgar Allan Poes The Tell-Tale Heart - Allan Bakke, a white male whose application to the medical school of the University of California at Davis was rejected in both and , initiated a suit against the Regents of the University in the Supreme Court of California following his second rejection. He sought. Respondent, Mr. Bakke, challenged a special admissions policy implemented by the Petitioner, Medical School of the University of California at Davis, claiming that he was unconstitutionally denied admission based on this policy. The policy was designed to assure the admission of . Download The Bakke Case Study Guide. Subscribe Now Allan Bakke's case was simple and direct. He argued that the University of California at Davis Medical School, in an attempt to correct racial. mcdonalds mission statement
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coca cola marketing mix - The Supreme Court of California ordered the University of California at Davis Medical School to admit Bakke as a student. After hearing the Regents of the University of California v Bakke case the Supreme Court of the United States declares that a quota system is constitutional. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games. OF CALIFORNIA v. BAKKE U.S. () Facts Allen Bakke at age 32 applied to the University of California Medical School at Davis. Willing to give up his career as a space agency engineer and to undergo the rigorous medical school academic program, he began to take pre-med courses and worked as a hospital volunteer. The Bakke Case. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, ), to law review articles questioning the weight that should be afforded to the resulting precedent. The Bakke case centered around the question of whether or not the U.C. Davis medical school could set aside 16 of seats in the entering class for minority students. Moon And Half Dome Analysis
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Tiger Woods Case Study - Case Study: Bakke V. California. Words5 Pages. This court case began in the early 's when the University of California created a double sided medical program. The reason for this school was to increase the number of disadvantaged students in the medical area. In order to be accepted, the college looked at the student's MCAT. In and , Allan Bakke, a Caucasian, applied for admission to the medical school of the University of California-Davis and was refused admission. Of the places available each year, 16 were reserved, under a special admission program, for Mexican Americans, blacks, Native Americans, and Asian Americans. Bakke filed a complaint against the University Regents arguing that as a white . University of California v. Bakke challenged the admissions program used by the Medical School of the University of California at Davis' (the "University"). Generally, applicants needed to have at least a minimum GPA. One out of six who satisfied this requirement were invited for personal interviews with members of the admissions committee. Essay On Rwanda Genocide
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Lamar Odom Persuasive Speech - The case began when Allan Bakke, a white engineer who decided to become a doctor, applied for admission to eleven medical schools Although Bakke had good test scores, he was older than the schools preferred, and he was rejected by all of them The following year, Bakke applied to UC-Davis . California V. Bakke: A Racial Discrimination Case Study. In , the Medical School of the University of California at Davis established a racial quota, according to the Regents of the University of California v. Bakke . Bakke V. California Davis Medical School Case Study Words | 3 Pages. SUMMARY In this landmark case Allan Bakke, a white applicant to the University of California, Davis Medical School, sued claiming his denial of admission on racial grounds was a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. Character Analysis: A White Heron
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A Clockwork Orange Identity Analysis - Bakke, the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated the admissions plan of the medical school at the University of California, Davis. The plan reserved sixteen of places in each year's entering class for racial minorities. The ruling generally has been interpreted to mean that schools cannot use quotas but can practice affirmative action. Oct 30, · Bakke, who is white, contended the university violated his 14th Amendment rights by saving 16 slots in a class of for students of color. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Bakke, ordering he be admitted to the medical school, from which he graduated in But the court did not reject affirmative action, only specific quotas. Bakke decision law case Britannica. University Details: Bakke decision, formally Regents of the University of California another-eden-jp.somee.com, ruling in which, on June 28, , the U.S. Supreme Court declared affirmative action constitutional but invalidated the use of racial another-eden-jp.somee.com medical school at the University of California, Davis, as part of the university's affirmative action program, had. What Is The Violation Of The 14th Amendment
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Aac 117 Medical Office Procedures Research Paper - Nov 03, · Ten years have passed since the Supreme Court ordered the medical school of the University of California at Davis to admit Allan Bakke, a white student who said he was a victim of reverse discrimination. In , 3, blacks were enrolled in American medical schools, representing 6 percent of their enrollment. Facts of the case. Allan Bakke, a thirty-five-year-old white man, had twice applied for admission to the University of California Medical School at Davis. He was rejected both times. The school reserved sixteen places in each entering class of one hundred for "qualified" minorities, as part of the university's affirmative action program, in an. On time. % original. Regents of The University of California v. Bakke. A respondent, white, was rejected the admission to the Davis Medical School of the University of California, while his admission score was lower than required. Nonetheless it was good enough for a special admission program, which still had 4 places vacant, but his. Personal Narrative: Merrimacks Orientation Student
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Personal Core Values: Family Love And Humor - Citation U.S. , 98 S. Ct. , 57 L. Ed. 2d , U.S. Brief Fact Summary. The Respondent, Bakke (Respondent), a white applicant to the University of California, Davis Medical School, sued the University, alleging his denial of admission on racial grounds was a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment [ ]. term:bakke = university of california regents v Flashcards. Regents of the University of California v. Bakke. At 34, Allan Bakke applied to U.C. (Davis) Medical School. Bakke had good recommendations, G.P.A., and scores on the MCAT. U.C. (Davis) had an affirmative action plan that set up a 2-ti. Oct 10, · It was four years later, in the case of Regents of the University of California v. Bakke, that the Supreme Court first addressed the merits of affirmative action. Allan Bakke, a year-old white applicant, was twice denied admission to the University of California Medical School at Davis. The university's policy reserved 16 seats of in. Short Biography: Belle Boyd
Reflective Essay On Meta Communication - The facts of Regents of the University of California v. Bakke' are common knowledge among lawyers and laymen alike. Briefly, the University of California at Davis Medical School operated two separate admissions programs: a preferential admissions pro- gram for members of certain minority groups, and a . Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Petitioner: The University of California at Davis Medical School Petitioner's Claim: That the University of California Medical School's special admission affirmative action program violated Bakke's civil rights when he was denied admission. Chief Lawyer for Petitioner: Archibald Cox, Paul J. Mishkin, Jack B. Owens, Donald L. Reidhaar. Decision: Opinion: Case history; Prior: Certiorari to the Supreme Court of California, Bakke v. Regents of the University of California, 18 Cal. 3d 34, Cal. Rptr. , P.2d (); stay granted, U.S. (); cert. granted, U.S. ().: Holding; Bakke was ordered admitted to UC Davis Medical School, and the school's practice of reserving 16 seats for minority Concurrence: Powell (Parts II, III-B, III-C, IV, V-A, V-B, and VI). Negative Perception Of Ageism
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Personal Statement: Growing Up In A Big Family - Facts. The University of California, Davis Medical School practiced a policy whereby it reserved 16 out of places in its entering class for members of racial minority groups. A special committee was appointed to administer this admissions policy. Allan Bakke (plaintiff) brought suit against the Regents of the University of California. The Case of The Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Words | 3 Pages. The Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case in explored the issue surrounding a young white man's rejection from UC Davis' Medical School when students with lower grades than him were accepted through a minority benefits program. Regents of the University of California v. Bakke MR. JUSTICE POWELL announced the judgment of the Court. This case presents a challenge to the special admissions program of the petitioner, the Medical School of the University of California at Davis, which is designed to assure the admission Page. Stonefly Nymph Abundance Essay
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Essay On Agents Of Political Socialization - University of California v. Bakke. s affirmative action program at UC Davis Medical School set a specific racial quota, setting aside 16% of its admits for minority applicants; Rejected white applicant Allan Bakke sued, alleging that the quota violated his right to equal protection under the 14th Amendment. The Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case in the U.S. Supreme Court and background information on the previous cases in California are presented. Allan Bakke is a white male who applied to the Davis medical school in both and and was refused admission even though admission slots under the college's special admissions. Jul 12, · Regents of University of California v Bakke Burger Court U.S. Facts: Having had twice applied for admission to the University of California Medical School at Davis and being rejected both times put a shadow of sadness upon Allan Bakke. The school reserved sixteen places in each entering class of one hundred for qualified minorities, as part of the university's 5/5. The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail
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Do you have a secret? I did … for a very long time.
My abortion was my biggest shame and only my husband and my mother (and my ex-boyfriend of course) knew about it. I can remember sitting in Bible study and the women talking about abortion. I thought I was going to be sick. I was sure everyone saw the pain and shame on my face–and these were my closest friends. I knew that if I told them they'd hate me. I hated me.
Then, about ten years after my abortion, I was at church and heard a woman talk about a Bible study for women who'd had abortions. I was shocked she exposed her darkest sin. I knew I needed the freedom she had. The hardest thing I ever did was go to that Bible study. But I did, and I found healing. More healing than I ever imagined I could.
Satan can only keep us captive if we're silent. If we shrink back from the sin. If we try to "handle it" ourselves.
Jesus is truth. Jesus brought us into a body of believers to depend on each other. When we share the truth, Satan no longer has a hold on us.
Your "secret" is different than mine, but the enemy of our souls would like nothing more than for you to keep your struggle to yourself. To keep silent. We need transparency.
To start taking steps toward transparency, see if there is a Bible study or some type of support group. Then confess to others who have the same issue. Care for each other. Pray for each other. Confession brings freedom; your burden will be lighter when you share it. I remember after I went to my first Bible study class, I started confessing other issues I had. I sought forgiveness from those I'd hurt, and the shackles fell from my heart.
Seek God and write out your prayers to Him. Know that your struggle is not hidden from His view. He knows your issues and still LOVES YOU COMPLETELY. Read Psalm 139. His thoughts of you are greater than the sand on the seashore.
Then, when the time is right, God will lead you to sharing your story with others. God will transform your trials into your testimony. He'll also help you in your struggle. Turn to Him. Led Him guide Your steps. Jesus will lead you into freedom—trust that.
Read more about my abortion story in part two, coming later this week.
1. Find a Bible Study or prayer group for women in a like-minded situation.
2. Confess your sin to someone who you trust.
3. Seek God. Understand He loves you completely.
4. After you find freedom, share you story with someone who needs to hear it.
God, please give me the confidence to share my story with others. Use it to further your kingdom and to bring glory to your name, no matter how scared I am to share my past with others.
Tricia, thank you for sharing your heart. It isn't easy to be so truthful sometimes, but everything is possible with God. I'm glad He's healed you. Now you can help others with your experience. The more I learn about you, the more I realize God has the perfect person helping the teen moms. You're so great for them because you've been there and learned from the experience and are so willing to share what you've learned. Do you realize how much of a blessing you are to them? Count yourself blessed, girl, because God is using you mightily!
Thank you, Andrea! You are always such a blessing to me!
Am echoing the heart felt sentiment of the first comment posted by Miss Andrea. Well said and I agree.
As a 43 year old woman that always wanted to have a bakers dozen of children, married 25 years and no children.
Found myself in health care, hospitality, nanny / nurse and safety work. Caring for literally hundred of other peoples children over the decades. Would not trade those experiences for anything in the world.
Never believed in abortion as an option. Always have suppoted adoption and those in situation of expecting a child.
None the less, I have experienced many domestic violences since infancy including forced abortions and that pain.
Part of the reason I became a workaholic for a lengthy stretch of time was my way of coping with those losses.
Then I found there was a far better way of dealing with those losses. To surrender ALL to Him and let thee all mighty be my barrier in life. Such release. Such freedom to let go of things that were never my resposibility. Hallelujah!
What an amazing testimony Laura Louise. I'm so sorry about your pain, but I'm thankful for the freedom that God has brought!


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True piety has true pleasure in it.
In six chapters on Proverbs 3:17, Matthew Henry proves and illustrates the doctrine of religious pleasantness, saying the religious life is the only life worth living. "What was the fall and apostasy of man, and what is still his sin and misery, but the soul's revolt from the divine life, and giving up itself wholly to the animal life?" Henry writes. Henry's work is a treasure, helping to demolish Satan's insinuation that true religion is boring and burdensome. Read Henry's Pleasantness of a Religious Life and see why Christians really are the happiest creatures on earth.
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Matthew Henry (1662–1714) was son of the Puritan minister Philip Henry and student of minister Thomas Doolittle. He pastored churches in Chester and Hackney, England. He is noted for his commentary on the Old and New Testaments.
"Isaac Watts taught us to sing that 'religion never was designed to make our pleasures less.' Matthew Henry describes and demonstrates the truth of that assertion, outlining the comforts and privileges of true religion taught in Scripture and known by experience. It is a sweet corrective to any who suspect or indulge the idea that there is an inherent sourness in real Christianity. If we grasp what Matthew Henry writes, then we will also sing with John Newton that these truly are the 'solid joys and lasting treasures' that are found only in the pleasant paths of heavenly peace." — Jeremy Walker, pastor, Maidenbower Baptist Church
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