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Google's search engine for China would link searches to phone numbers
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Google's search engine for China could link searches to users' phone numbers'
Last week, 16 USA lawmakers addressed Google CEO Sundar Pichai expressing "serious concerns" about Dragonfly demanding information about the company's China plans, the report noted.
To do so, though, they need to comply with the whims of Chinese authorities.
This follows news that the Dragonfly search engine will block "blacklisted" terms like "human rights", "student protest", and "Nobel Prize". This means individual people's searches could be easily tracked - and any user seeking out information banned by the government could potentially be at risk of interrogation or detention if security agencies were to obtain the search records from Google.
David Cicilline, a U.S. Rep. from Rhode Island, blasted Google with a tweet on Thursday that said the search giant shouldn't be using its vast resources to enable authoritarianism in China. It isn't clear what's led to the change of heart, but since 2010 China's government has if anything become even more keen on surveilling its population.
Any Google operation in China would be a joint venture with a company on the Chinese mainland, and thanks to the wonders of communism, that could well be a company in which the government has a vested interest.
Saudi wealth fund plunges $1bn into Tesla rival Lucid
This is inhibiting the pace at which sustainable mobility and energy are adopted. A PIF spokesperson declined to say whether it had invested in Tesla.
The report suggests that weather and air quality data would be replaced with officially sanctioned information from Bejing, with some suggesting it will be set up to deliberately under-report air-quality in a country which suffers spectacular pollution.
In case you don't know, the Chinese government has strict regulations requiring companies to censor and disclose the search history of individuals if needed.
In August, around 1400 Google employees signed an open letter to management demanding "to know what we're building" and the implementation of processes to ensure the project meets the company's stated principles. However, the prototype search, dubbed Dragonfly, is raising the eyebrows of human rights advocates this early due to its privacy implications.
One of the names on the list includes former Google Senior Scientist Jack Poulson, who worked for Google in Toronto before resigning last month.
We've been investing for many years to help Chinese users, from developing Android, through mobile apps such as Google Translate and Files Go, and our developer tools.
Firmino eases Liverpool supporters' worries with latest update
We were confident, we played good football, we created moments, we prepared direction, we played passes in behind, played counter-pressing, so it was just good.
Chrissy Teigen Says Everyone's Been Pronouncing Her Last Name Wrong!
She pronounces her last name as "Gran-dee", which caused the internet to scratch their collective heads. But the model took to social media on Sunday to say it's not Teigen ...
Carolinas flood after Florence
Fifteen thousand meanwhile were being housed in 158 shelters across the state. "We've probably got 15,000 gallons of water". Many parts of the North Carolina coast are grappling with the damage done by Florence over the weekend.
IOS 12 Officially Released: New Features, Compatible Devices and More
So this definitely has the potential to be a very important update for devices not launched in the past couple of years or so. As for compatability, iOS 12 is available on the iPhone 5s and newer iPhones, and the majority of the iPad devices.
Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante reveals interest from other clubs
He moved to Stamford Bridge and also won the title in with the Blues in 2017. The next logical step was to continue at Chelsea ".
Syria war: Russian Federation and Turkey to create buffer zone in Idlib
Ankara hopes to return some of the 3.5 million Syrian refugees in Turkey to these territories. The country is already home to more than 3 million Syrians who have fled the war.
Maximum player count in Blackout beta increased to 100
Alternatively, Treyarch and Activision could very well have planned for Blackout to feature a maximum of 100 players standard. It's only a two-hour extension, but those still playing will likely welcome the extra round or few of availability.
Coca Cola is in serious talks to produce marijuana-infused drinks'
Coca-Cola is reportedly watching the cannabis industry and is intrigued by the idea of drinks infused with CBD. One of Bloomberg's sources said the drinks in question would fall under the "recovery drink" category.
Dwyane Wade returning for 'one last' season
From there, it simply became a matter of Wade making up his mind. "Let's have some joy through this last season. He spent months weighing up his options and only days ago admitted he was still undecided about his future.
Photos Of Typhoon Mangkhut Show Damage It's Wreaking On Philippines, China
More than 60 people have been killed, mostly in landslides triggered by heavy rains, with the majority in Benguet province. It then skirted south of Hong Kong and the neighboring gambling hub of Macau, before making landfall in China.
70th Primetime Emmy Awards: What Time Do The 2018 Emmys Start?
You can also catch NBC's 70th Emmy Awards Arrival Special starting at 7:30 PM Eastern & 4:30 PM Pacific. This year's hosts are Colin Jost and Michael Che , the " Saturday Night Live " Weekend Update pair.
Vontae Davis Shocks Bills By Retiring At Halftime
Cornerback Vontae Davis , who's been in the league for 10 years, said he didn't mean to disrespect his teammates or coaches. The reality must have hit, at some point Sunday, that Davis was a Buffalo Bill.
Brett Kavanaugh: 'This is a completely false allegation'
Blasey Ford's experience is all too consistent with stories we heard and lived while attending Holton", the letter says. Even now, leading Democrats on the judiciary committee are arguing that any hearings featuring Ford should be delayed .
Born Afghan, Bangladeshi refugees to get citizenship: Imran Khan
So, let's wait and watch how things go - whether the person remains under army control or doesn't remain under its control. But we have no other option but to engage in dialogue. "Pakistan has its own nature and we can not change it".
Police officer's trial in 2014 shooting stays in Chicago
Three Chicago Police Department officers were indicted in June 2017 for conspiring to cover up McDonald's shooting. It also recommends abolishing the Independent Police Review Authority, which investigates officer misconduct.
Seahawks host linebacker Mychal Kendricks on free agent visit
Seattle plans to sign linebacker Mychal Kendricks to a one-year deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. He's appeared in 85 games (74 starts) and has 454 combined tackles, 14 sacks and six forced fumbles.
Patriots reportedly close to trading for Browns WR Josh Gordon
Gordon burst onto the scene in 2014, leading the National Football League with 1,646 receiving yards in only 14 games. Don't feel too bad for Gordon. there are reportedly a bunch of teams licking their chops for a shot at signing him.
China won't just play defence in trade war, Global Times says
Trump didn't otherwise elaborate on the announcement, which he described after complaining about the USA trade deficit with China. American officials say those violate Beijing's market-opening commitments and worry they might erode US industrial leadership.
Noted Malayalam actor Captain Raju passes away
In addition to acting, he had also directed two films, Mr Pavanayi 99 .99 and Itha Oru Snehagatha . Before becoming a big name in Malayalam film industry, Captain Raju was in the Indian Army.
Caver sues Elon Musk for defamation
However, Unsworth took note a month later when Musk tweeted, "You don't think it's odd he hasn't sued me?" Well, here ya go, Elon. Mr Musk later accused Mr Unsworth of moving to Thailand to be with a bride who was about 12 years old.
Glance Elon Musk's boring machine being operated by an Xbox controller
Most recently the company pitched a "loop" system that would connect Los Angeles suburbs to the Dodgers stadium in four minutes . The clip above shows the equipment being used in Hawthorne, where Musk's crews are now digging down into the ground.
Bigg Boss: Trolls Can't Get Over Anup Jalota-Jasleen Mathru Jodi
While watching the video, you will come across a man who is wearing a Being Human jacket and Jasleen is seen snubbing him. All this while, Anup sits there with a big smile on his face and is unperturbed by all the questions.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti launch is getting postponed by a week
Nintendo Switch owners have to pay to play online starting tomorrow
Linus Torvalds is taking a break to work on personal development
Apple scrubs most references to AirPower from its website
Brett Cullen is Thomas Wayne in the Joker Movie
Amazon launches Storefronts for U.S. businesses
Meyer sticks to same script in return press conference
Tesla (TSLA) Given a $179.00 Price Target by Morningstar Analysts
Diver Behind Thai Soccer Team Rescue Sues Elon Musk Over Pedophile Remark
Dan Bailey reportedly drawing interest, asking for lots of money
FEMA to test 'Presidential Alert' system
Jurgen Klopp gives worrying update on Roberto Firmino ahead of PSG clash
Mom, driver were arguing at memorial
Cristiano Ronaldo Scores First Goal For Juventus
We've Been Pronouncing Ariana Grande & Chrissy Teigen's Names Wrong


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Over three years and one global trade war later, the possibility of this scenario has turned from a fringe and ahead-of-its-time concern, to a mainstream and relevant one. As AI continues to advance at a dizzying pace, the real-world applications of AI-related technologies have also increased – and so have concerns about living in a world inundated by intelligent machines capable of performing specific tasks. The dilemma facing lawmakers and leaders today is how developments in Artificial Intelligence will be thoughtfully monitored at a national and global level to protect the interests of man- and womankind, while also allowing enough freedom for citizens, corporations, and governments to leverage the new and rapidly advancing technology to increase efficiencies and generate added value. While there are no easy or glaringly obvious answers to this dilemma, Harvard's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs produced a report in 2017 recommending that the National Security Council, DoD, and State Department start studying what internationally agreed-on limits should be imposed on AI.
Rapidly developing technology has not only disrupted industries and business models—there is evidence it is changing consumer behavior and reshaping how companies should view their customers. M&E companies' outreach campaigns and efforts to make technology user-friendly has paid off with older generations, whose behavior is mimicking younger generations'. Indeed, results from the 12th edition of Deloitte's Digital Media Trends Survey indicate that the behaviors of Gen Z (ages 14–21), millennials (ages 22–37), and Gen X (ages 38–53) are converging. ... Similarly, half of Gen X respondents reported that they play video games frequently, almost matching Gen Z and millennial respondents. As a result, many M&E providers are struggling to segment media consumption habits based only on generational behavior. Demographic generalizations—such as the assumption that people of the same gender and in a similar age and income bracket will consume products and services the same way, and be engaged by the same marketing ploys—are less accurate than they used to be.
AI for security can help defenders in a myriad of ways. However, there are also downsides to the emergence of AI. For one, the technology has also been leveraged by cybercriminals, and it's clear that it can be co-opted for various nefarious tasks. These have include at-scale scanning for open, and vulnerable ports – or automated composition of emails that have the exact tone and voice of the company's CEO, learned over time by 24-7 eavesdropping. And in the not-too-distant future, that automatic mimicking could even extend to voice. IBM scientists for instance have created a way for AI systems to analyze, interpret and mirror users' unique speech and linguistic traits – in theory to make it easier for humans to talk to their technology. However, the potential for using this type of capability for malicious spoofing applications is obvious. And meanwhile, the zeal for adopting AI across vertical markets – for cybersecurity and beyond – has opened up a rapidly proliferating new attack surface—one that doesn't always feature built-in security-by-design.
A ton of new scenarios are enabled by the ability to run AI, that formerly only lived in the cloud, on local devices. Machine learning can now be used in IoT scenarios that require real time responses. Performance of solutions can be increased by eliminating the time it takes to transmit data to the cloud and back, you achieve close to instantaneous data analysis, which is vital to making critical operating decisions. Mission and safety critical IoT solutions are now resilient to internet connectivity. Azure IoT Edge enables devices to continue operating and transmitting data for analysis even offline, ensuring reliable production even with intermittent internet connectivity. Finally, IoT solution costs are decreased. Transmitting all your data to the cloud can be expensive, especially if you have facilities in remote places where internet access is expensive. By doing your analysis at the edge, you reduce the amount of data that you need to send to the cloud.
While automation success is possible through either traditional top-down (waterfall) deployment or more flexible agile methods, a systematic approach is key. Only 5 percent of respondents at successful companies say their deployment methods have been ad hoc, compared with 19 percent of peers not reporting success ... What's more, successful organizations are implementing different automation technologies from the ones other organizations are adopting. Respondents with successful automation efforts are more than twice as likely as others to say their organizations are deploying machine learning. They are also more likely to cite the use of other cognitive-based automation capabilities, such as cognitive agents and natural-language processing. At respondents' organizations overall, the most commonly adopted automation technology is robotic process automation, which respondents say is deployed in equal shares of successful and other organizations.
Remembering that Navarra was also wearing a Fitbit on her left wrist at the time of her death, the investigators also worked to crack into that data. They ended up getting a search warrant for it. Fitbit Director of Brand Protection Jeff Bonham took custody of Navarra's device and worked on retrieving data on her heart rate and movements from her final days. The investigators noted that Navarra's desktop computer was just five to ten feet away from where they found her body in the dining room. Her last recorded movement was on Thursday, September 13, approximately when the coroner removed her body from her home. Before that, her last movement was on Saturday, September 8, the day Tony dropped off the pizza. It was also the last day the device recorded her heart rate. The Fitbit recorded a "significant" heart rate spike at 3:20pm, and it then rapidly declined. By 3:28—while Tony's car was still parked in her driveway—her heart had stopped beating, according to the device.
A source of controversy due in part to fears for human employment, the presence of robots in our daily lives is nevertheless inevitable, engineers at the conference said. The trick to making them more palatable, they added, is to make them look and act more human so that we accept them into our lives more easily. In ageing societies, "robots will coexist with humans sooner or later", said Hiroko Kamide, a Japanese psychologist who specialises in relations between humans and robots. Welcoming robots into households or workplaces involves developing "multipurpose machines that are capable of interacting" with humans without being dangerous, said Philippe Soueres, head of the robotics department at a laboratory belonging to France's CNRS scientific institute. ... As such, robots must move around "in a supple way" despite their rigid mechanics and stop what they are doing in case of any unforeseen event, he added. That's why people are choosing "modular systems shaped like human bodies" which are meant to easily fit into real-world environments built for humans.
An Empathy Map is just one tool that can help you empathise and synthesise your observations from the research phase, and draw out unexpected insights about your user's needs. An Empathy Map allows us to sum up our learning from engagements with people in the field of design research. The map provides four major areas in which to focus our attention on, thus providing an overview of a person's experience. Empathy maps are also great as a background for the construction of the personas that you would often want to create later. An Empathy Map consists of four quadrants. The four quadrants reflect four key traits, which the user demonstrated/possessed during the observation/research stage. The four quadrants refer to what the user: Said, Did, Thought, and Felt. It's fairly easy to determine what the user said and did. However, determining what they thought and felt should be based on careful observations and analysis as to how they behaved and responded to certain activities, suggestions, conversations, etc.
Software containers can nonetheless be a bit challenging to explain, particularly if the audience isn't technical and doesn't understand certain fundamentals about how software gets built and operated. ... Containers solve the packaging problem of how to quickly build and deploy applications. They're akin to virtual machines, but with two notable differences: they're lightweight and spun up in seconds; and they move reliably from one environment to another (what works on the developer's computer will work the same in dev/test and production). In the digital era, applications are the business – speed and innovation are creating winners and losers across all industries. The beauty of containers, and why organizations are moving in this direction, is that they dramatically speed-up development.


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Eagles soar to district final, drop Elmwood on the way
By Brandon Little - [email protected]
Carson Feichtner of Colonel Crawford is matched up with Hayden Wickard of Elmwood. Feichtner led the Eagles with 12 points on the evening.
NORWALK — Colonel Crawford will play for a district title on Saturday night after defeating Elmwood 46-26. The Eagles gained control early and never gave it up to move to 24-0.
"I thought our guys rose to the occasion. We didn't talk all night, we just played," Colonel Crawford head coach Dave Sheldon said after the game.
The Eagles were led by senior Carson Feichtner, who scored a team-high 12 points.
"Look at Carson Feichtner tonight. He leads us in scoring and he's a warrior. That's the thing about this team. You have five guys [who can get it done]," Sheldon said.
Senior Mason Studer added 11 points and junior Braxton Baker scored nine points.
Bryce Reynolds was held to 15 points for the Royals — the senior scored 22 points a night coming into this one.
"He's a really good player. He's averaging 22 a game and to hold him to 15 is great. Our defense is our staple," stated Sheldon.
Hayden Wickard added seven points for Elmwood.
Colonel Crawford started the game out on a 10-0 run, while Elmwood didn't score their first basket until 1:37 left in the first quarter. After a quarter it was the Eagles up 12-2.
Studer, Carter Valentine and Feichtner had two baskets a piece in the opening quarter for Colonel Crawford.
The tide changed in the second quarter as the Royals would outscore Colonel Crawford 12-7 before halftime. Reynolds was able to get going for Elmwood, scoring five points in the second quarter.
Eagles led the Royals 19-14 at halftime. Elmwood was able to cut it to 14-11, before Colonel Crawford outscored Elmwood 5-3 down the stretch, just before halftime.
The Eagles came out and regained control of the game in the third quarter. Baker was able to get going with nine points, which propelled his team to a 31-21 lead with eight minutes left.
"In the half we talked, 'we need to get baker some shots'. We didn't get many for him in the first," Sheldon explained.
Elmwood was held to just five points in the final quarter, as the Eagles pushed it to a 20-point lead. Feichtner had six huge points — thanks to maximum effort — that put the game out of reach.
Closing it out defensively was simple for the Eagles, they just had to stick to what was working.
"Keep doing what we're doing. They run a lot of sets…. Our guys locked in Monday through Wednesday this week," Sheldon said.
Eagles will play Western Reseve Saturday at 8 p.m. for the Division III Norwalk District Championship. The Roughriders dropped Willard in the other district semi-final game. Colonel Crawford is back in the district final for the fifth time in six years.
"To come over here and win by 20, it was next step you want to take to play for a district championship Saturday night."
https://www.morrowcountysentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2022/03/web1_Colonel-Crawford.jpgCarson Feichtner of Colonel Crawford is matched up with Hayden Wickard of Elmwood. Feichtner led the Eagles with 12 points on the evening.
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DAL Alum Arthur Mcdonald Wins Nobel Prize In Physics
To accurately observe the sun and help solve one of the biggest puzzles in modern physics, Arthur McDonald had to go two kilometres underground, deep into an abandoned nickel mine beneath Sudbury, Ont.
Now, nearly 15 years after his major discovery in that mine, the Dalhousie alumnus and Queen's University professor has received one of the highest scientific honours on the planet.
For his contributions to our understanding of neutrinos — tiny subatomic particles that are one of the fundamental building blocks of the universe — Dr. McDonald is co-recipient of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics, together with Takaaki Kajita of the University of Tokyo. The announcement was made Tuesday morning by the The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
Dr. McDonald, originally from Sydney, N.S., earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physics at Dalhousie in 1964, followed by his Master of Science degree in Physics the subsequent year. He also has an honorary degree from Dalhousie, presented to him in 1997.
Changing the way we think about matter
Dr. McDonald's Nobel-recognized research demonstrated that neutrinos change their identities — or oscillate — on their way to Earth from the sun, a discovery that gave credence to theories that the particles could have a mass greater than zero. Previous experiments had suggested that possibility, but prior to Dr. McDonald no scientist had never been able to learn enough about the properties of neutrinos to illustrate that.
By burying a detector ten-storeys tall thousands of metres under the earth in an area with low levels of radioactivity, Dr. McDonald and his research team were able to register readings from other kinds of neutrinos, thereby confirming that they do change from one type to the other.
"It's ironic that in order to observe the sun, you have to go two kilometres underground," the 72 -year-old scientist told a representative from the Nobel Prize's media team in an interview Tuesday. "It's not what you would expect, that that's the best place to look into the core of the sun, but low and behold it is."
Dr. McDonald's findings on neutrino oscillation, first published in late-2001 and mid-2002, were heralded as a breakthrough discovery. According to one scientific journal at the time, it provided the first evidence that the "Standard Model" of particle physics was potentially incomplete. Since then, the discovery has helped to recast the fundamental scientific understandings of how matter works.
For his research, Dr. McDonald has received many of the top scientific honours in Canada and beyond, including a Killam Prize in the Natural Sciences, the Herzberg Canada Gold Medal for Science and Engineering, and the Order of Canada
An accomplished career
Dr. McDonald's interest in a career in science was evident from his earliest days at Dalhousie: not only did he receive the Governor General's Gold Medal, but his write-up in the Class of 1965 yearbook left little doubt about his next move: "Future Intentions: Ph.D. in Physics."
True to his word, the budding scientist pursued and completed his doctoral work in physics at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. He worked as a postdoctoral fellow and then researcher at the Chalk River nuclear facility outside of Ottawa before joining the faculty at Princeton University in 1982.
Seven years later, he returned to Canada and joined Queen's University as a professor and director of a research group at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO), where the groundbreaking neutrino experiments were completed.
Ian Hill, Dal physicist and currently acting dean of the Faculty of Science, first met Dr. McDonald in 1992 when he took on an undergraduate thesis project related to the Sudbury facility, which was still under construction at the time.
Dr. Hill later crossed paths with Dr. McDonald as a graduate student, when he took a course on nuclear physics taught by the prof. "Art was an excellent teacher," remembers Dr. Hill, who said he also bonded with the professor because they both had Nova Scotia roots.
From Dal to discovery
Dr. McDonald has had several occasions to return to Nova Scotia — and to Dal — over the years. In addition to his 1997 honorary degree, he came back to campus on October 7, 2005 (10 years ago, to the day, from yesterday's Nobel announcement) to deliver the prestigious 2005 E.W. Guptill Memorial Lecture, hosted by Dalhousie's Department of Physics and Atmospheric Sciences. McDonald is now the 14th Nobel laureate to have delivered the lecture, whose namsake — the late Ernest Guptill, former department chair — was also one of Dr. McDonald's many mentors.
Manfred Jericho, professor emeritus of physics at Dal, remembers the physicist's earlier days on campus. Dr. Jericho joined the faculty at Dal in 1965, the same year the nascent scientist was beginning his master's degree. Dr. Jericho remembers being taken aside by the then-chair of the Physics department and being told that they had a particularly brilliant crop of students that year.
Dr. Jericho taught the younger McDonald in a graduate course and says it was obvious to him at the time the student would rise to "great heights in Canadian society."
Flipping through Dr. McDonald's master's thesis Tuesday after news of the award, Dr. Jericho noticed that if you wanted to do important graduate research in those days you had to build your own equipment.
"He had to build and design all kinds of electronics from scratch," said Dr. Jericho. "It's quite clear that that training helped a lot in getting him going on his future career."


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Home > News Centre > Blog > Coronavirus: Avoiding a catastrophe in Northern Ireland dentistry
Coronavirus: Avoiding a catastrophe in Northern Ireland dentistry
Blog Author Richard Graham
Blog Date 25/06/2020
Richard Graham, Chair of the Northern Ireland Dental Practice committee outlines the evidence he presented to the Assembly Health Committee on the support all practices across Northern Ireland urgently need in order to keep Health Service dentistry viable.
Since March, dentists across Northern Ireland have risen to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 crisis and have proven time and again what a fundamental service they provide. Today I presented evidence of this to the Northern Ireland Assembly Health Committee and pressed for urgent support to help our dental service avoid a catastrophe. You can watch the Assembly Health Committee and hear my presentation here (I start at 2 hrs 12min).
Here is a summary of the case I put forward.
Dentists going above and beyond
When routine dentistry was suspended and practitioners were instructed to cease all aerosol generating procedures (AGPs), we rapidly moved to a situation of emergency and urgent care only, and urgent dental centres (UDCs) were quickly established.
However, it is important to stress that dental practices remained open throughout the pandemic. They were fundamental to providing patients, even those unregistered, with telephone triage, the three As (advice, analgesia and antimicrobials), and referrals to UDCs.
In fact, there has been more collaboration across the range of services in these past months in maintaining a level of patient care than perhaps ever before. Dentists donated their PPE and oxygen cylinders, redeployed to apply their considerable knowledge of infection control, and worked in community pharmacies and care homes. They truly stepped up to show time and again what an essential role dentists have in maintaining public healthcare.
In setting up the UDCs, the Community Dental Service worked tirelessly alongside the GDS, hospital dentistry and the CDO, Michael Donaldson, to rapidly equip Northern Ireland with five centres. They must be commended for this sterling work.
"The feeling that the profession is often the last in line damages morale and goodwill within the profession."
And yet, community dentists who have worked those longer hours, on the frontline in care home and other settings still await confirmation they will be paid. The Department has taken months to confirm a temporary regional rate of pay. This follows on from dentists still waiting to receive their pay uplift for 19/20.
The feeling that the profession is often the last in line damages morale and goodwill within the profession. Dentists need support and a conversation must start urgently on finding a new way to restore confidence in the sector.
The future of Northern Ireland dentistry
As dental practices return to provide non-urgent care later this month, we continue to raise our concerns and press for change in the following areas.
1. Helping practices to obtain PPE
After the timeline for the phased recovery of dental services was announced last week, we welcomed the CDO's confirmation that he is working alongside officials in the Department of Health to agree how personal protective equipment (PPE) will be provided to dental teams across Northern Ireland.
This support is essential to the viability of practices. A colleague of mine has calculated that they will be spending £120 per day on masks. Another has said that it will cost him £11.29 for a small filling on a back tooth when he's paid £9.39 to carry it out. These are unfeasible numbers.
Now that the clock for re-establishing services is ticking, the profession urgently needs clarity on what financial support/access to PPE will be made available as they seek to be ready.
2.	Financial support after August
Looking ahead, we remain extremely concerned at what could happen after August, particularly as the Department has fired warning shots that future support will have to be 'subject to the confines of the dental budget'.
"The issue is that as long as COVID restrictions are with us, dental practices will be unable to return to normal activity" The issue is that as long as COVID restrictions are with us, dental practices will be unable to return to normal activity levels. A return to an Item of service activity-based contract model, without continuation of government support, would decimate dental practices, and with it the future of health care dentistry in the GDS.
At this time of great uncertainty and anxiety, rather than alarming practitioners with talk of budget constraints, there is an onus on DoH to give general practitioners the assurance that they will do whatever it takes to get them, and in turn Health Service dentistry, through this crisis intact.
We also call for DoH to initiate a genuine conversation about the shape of the GDS remuneration model that will apply from September on.
3.	Financial support and maternity
Not all practitioners have benefitted equally. Under Phase 1 of FSS, we know of 26 female dentists who, because of maternity leave during the 18/19 reference period have received payments they feel are considerably lower than had they not been off on maternity.
Those practitioners have been left feeling disadvantaged, discriminated against even, and as yet, the majority of these cases remain unresolved.
This issue requires a resolution, and quickly.
4.	Re-thinking dental services
We believe there is an opportunity to use the COVID experience for a radical re-think of dental services here.
Rather than a system that is treatment-based and essentially pays for failure, we could take the opportunity to design a model that delivers oral health improvements. That would mean moving beyond an approach that 'counts widgets', to free up practitioners to apply their skills to improve oral health outcomes. This would apply effective prevention across the life course and depart from an outdated, decades old, activity-based system.
"The vision that we have would require an updated policy framework that is based on prevention, as opposed to treatment" The vision that we have would require an updated policy framework that is based on prevention, as opposed to treatment. We've been calling for a new oral health strategy for years. With the rebuild of HSC services post-COVID, now is our chance. The BDA is committed to working with all stakeholders on this, especially the Acting CDO, practitioners, academics and policymakers.
This new departure would also require adequate representation of dentistry at a senior level within the Department of Health. That must include the Acting CDO having a seat at the new Management Board being established. This ensures that dentistry is both represented and its particular issues and scale factored into the important task ahead of rebuilding HSC services.
As we look ahead, we are concerned that the oral health of the elderly, particularly those living in care homes and shielding, will deteriorate considerably during the crisis. We remain concerned that waiting lists for child GA extractions have soared upwards, and that we do not yet have a regional solution in place to deal with this.
We are concerned that referrals for urgent head and neck cancer follow-up has reduced by approximately 50% and other specialist hospital dental services are currently unavailable to the patients who need them most. The most vulnerable in society will be affected the most, widening existing inequalities and reducing quality of life.
5.	Prioritising oral health
"Our challenge to the Department is to take the necessary steps to prioritise dentistry in the rebuild."
More than ever, oral health matters. Years of raiding the GDS budget for other priorities (a £6.8m surplus/underspend in General Dental Services in 19/20 alone, or £19.1m over five years 2015/16 -19/20), deprioritising oral health, overlooking oral health's importance to general health, and undervaluing the immense contribution our dentists make within HSC, has got to come to an end.
Health Service dentistry and General, Community, and Hospital Dental Services must feature prominently in the HSC Rebuilding plans. We have an opportunity to do things differently and better.
Members will know that the dental profession has been left to fight for its very survival over the past months. Our challenge to the Department is to take the necessary steps to prioritise dentistry in the rebuild.
Do not remove funding at this time of need. Include us as willing partners as we seek to collaborate in turning adversity into an opportunity to improve oral health.
Chair of the Northern Ireland Dental Practice committee
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This week's feature review is kicking off with Alita: Battle Angel, the new Robert Rodriguez film which James Cameron reportedly spent 15 years developing. 15 years! Was it worth his time? Did the film impress Paul and Wayne with its effects, world-building, characters and plot? Or was it just another piece of James Cameron eye candy containing little to no substance?
Find out as The Countdown continues!


Silvio went to Okayama to visit his sensei Shigeomi Ogura. The tide was out when he visited Miyajima Island and he found lots of crabs and shells which inspired him during the evenings to do some drawings using Japanese ink pens and water pens.
Silvio will be one of the many sculptors exhibiting at Stangate House, Aldgate, in support of Rotary projects.
Here are the results of Silvio carving blocks of chocolate into animals on Good Friday from 10.00am – 4.00pm as part of Melba's Easter Weekend activities which run until Monday 2nd April. There will be face-painting, breakfast from 9.30am and lunch options available.
Melba's Chocolates, 22 Henry Street, Woodside, SA ph: 8389 7868.
Silvio is working at the new Spring Lake Estate at Mount Barker, carving animals from red gum logs, mentoring indigenous artist Robert Wuldi who is carving a mother and child.
The official launch of Gheorghi Filin's "Run Like The Wind" took place on the foreshore at Milang on the 10th February in the presence of His Excellency the Governor of South Australia, Hieu Van Le. Pictured are Federal MP Rebekha Sharkie, Silvio who was guest speaker in his rôle as Artistic Director of AHISS, the Governor and local community leader Katherine Murray who acted as MC.
Silvio, along with founding members of the Adelaide Hills International Sculpture Symposium, Barry Windle & Nigel Steele Scott, were presented with Civic Awards by the Adelaide Hills Council. Pictured are councillors Andrew Stratford & Lynton Vonow, Silvio, Nigel Steele Scott, Treasurer of AHISS, David Furner also a recipient of a Civic Award, Barry Windle and retiring local member for Kavel, Mark Goldsworthy.
To top the day off, the 2017 "Sculptors @ Crystal Lake" at Macclesfield, which was inaugurated by Silvio in 2015, won "Event of the Year" in the District Council of Mt Barker's Australia Day honours. Silvio is pictured with tireless committee members Dave & Anne Welsh.
Silvio's sculpture of former Australian captain, SA cricketer Clem Hill 1877-1945, was unveiled at Adelaide Oval yesterday with several members of the Hill clan attending. Clem was a brilliant batsman who retired from the game in 1912 as the world's leading run scorer. The sculpture was funded by benefactor Basil Sellars AM and completes the 8 commissioned works at the Oval.
The official launch of the Hills Sculpture Trail took place at Ukaria Cultural Centre, Mount Barker, a superb venue to celebrate the extraordinary vision of Silvio and his supporters in the Hills and Fleurieu communities. The 25 visiting sculptors excelled themselves and the trail will be a great addition to culture & tourism in the region.
Silvio was shortlisted as 2018 South Australian Senior Citizen of the Year, one of 4 finalists. What an honour!
He was nominated for his lifetime contribution to the arts, mentoring of young artists and promoting reconciliation with indigenous people.
The winners in each category will be announced on Monday night 30th.


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If you are considering enrolling or have enrolled in Summer Semester courses, it is very important that you let your Disability Adviser know at least four weeks before Summer Semester starts.
You need to be aware that the courses during Summer Semester have long days, 100% attendance requirements and intensive workloads. This may mean there will be no room for any flexibility in providing some educational adjustments because of the allocated time, availability of resources and staffing required.
While we will do our best, we may not be able to meet your expectations in having some provisions in place for Summer Semester and you will need to discuss this with your Disability Adviser.
We strongly advise that you go and speak to the lecturer or tutor conducting the Summer Semester course you are interested in before you enrol. They can advise you of the workload you will be required to complete and in what timeframe. Please ask about required texts and whether Lecture Recordings, Moodle, etc. is available. Ensure you have a clear understanding of how you can manage your study commitments in the short timeframe.
The Letter of Support you received in Semester 1 or 2 may also apply for Summer Semester unless your condition is temporary or your letter specifically states a set timeframe. Please note that any changes to provisions may require you to provide updated documentation.
If you require any alternative formatting for Summer Semester, you must take action and organise the purchase of your course readers and texts as soon as possible. Please be aware that requests to publishers for electronic copies can take up to eight weeks and while we will endeavour to have them in time for your course, we cannot guarantee the material will arrive in time.
If you have any textbooks published by The Federation Press, please them first before purchasing a hard copy as they will sell you an electronic copy directly. You will still require verification from Disability Services that you are a student who is registered with us.
Disability Services will approach all other publishers on your behalf, however we can only do this when you bring in your receipts. While we will do our best to assist you, due to the tight timeframes involved in getting material formatted, we are relying on your assistance.
If you require alternative formatting for Summer Semester, you will need to bring in your course readers and texts (including purchase receipts) no later than eight weeks before Summer Semester starts. All material will be managed on a 'first in, first served' basis.
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I have to admit that one of my favorite parts of planning a birthday party is putting together the party favors. When I was planning these Rainbow Unicorn party favors the hardest part was not getting to do everything that I wanted to. I really, really wanted to make the girls unicorn tails too – there just wasn't the time.
But the girls still got plenty in their swag bags! What I like best about these Rainbow Unicorn party favors is that they all served a purpose at the party and were something that the kids could use again after the party. I hate when things are just disposable. If I am going to spend my time on something, it is going to be something that lasts.
As they headed out the door, the girls' arms were full of fun little treats that they can use again and again. But the total cost wasn't that bad. The t-shirts were about $3 each. The water bottles were only a dollar. I was able to make the unicorn horns out of felt I already had at home and the headbands were only 25 cents each. And then the lollipops were only a dollar and I got to use them as decorations. Not too shabby!
Making custom t-shirts has been a staple at our parties for years and the kids always look forward to them. Some of the moms have told me that their kids have insisted on wearing the t-shirt every day all week after the party. My favorite part is seeing all the kids dressed the same at the party. Twiners! For this party, I bought a pack of shirts off Amazon for $2 each because the quality was better. But you can also buy those Hanes undershirt packs at Wal-Mart for about $1.50 a shirt.
In the past, I have used my Silhouette to cut out the heat transfer vinyl, but this year I was so busy that I had my wonderful friend Alicia over at Zoley Creations help me with them. I find that the glitter heat transfer vinyl lasts forever, so I like to use it over the regular stuff when possible. I custom made this vinyl unicorn design and have shared it here for free.
We had two lone boys at the party, so I made them a special Perry Gripp Thousand Armed Robot Octopus t-shirt.
I stopped doing juice and soda at birthday parties because I hated mopping the floor 20x and the kids were always begging for water anyway. But when I have purchased disposable water bottles, the kids always seem to grab a new one before finishing the old one. So I would find half-empty and unidentified water bottles all over the house. This year, I decided to grab water bottles at the 99 Cent Store that the girls could take home with them.
Alicia helped me out by doing the cute unicorn decals for these too. She also made vinyl stickers with the girls' first initial on them so that I could just stick them on when the girls picked out their water bottle. I tried to place the letter stickers in different places so that even girls with the same initial would be able to recognize their own bottle. It worked brilliantly! Nobody lost their water bottle and nobody complained of being thirsty!
I almost didn't make these because I was running so short on time. I try really hard not to kill myself for these parties and it is a personal rule that I am not allowed to stay up late trying to get things done. If I don't have time to do it within reason, then it gets cut from the party. I think it is too easy to get sucked into the Pinterest vortex and suddenly we are so caught up with little, unimportant things, that we lose sight of the important things. So these almost didn't get made, but I am glad I was able to squeeze them in. The hero of the hour was my sweet husband who helped me stuff all the horns so I could get them done in time. He does dishes and makes unicorn horns! How did I ever get so lucky!?!
For how cute these are, they were actually pretty easy to make. And the girls looked so cute wearing them. I attached them to metal headbands, so they stayed on great throughout the whole party even with all the jumping around! I used the tutorial over at howtogal.com, but instead of gluing them down the side, I just whipped them through my sewing machine and flipped them right side out.
If you follow my blog, you know that I am a sucker for these lollipops (pun intended – with me the pun is always intended). Coming up with quotes and making the labels for these was a lot of fun. Not only were they great Rainbow Unicorn party favors, but they looked so cute as decorations. Get the free lollipop printables!


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class CommandLine;

namespace gpu {
namespace gles2 {

// FeatureInfo records the features that are available for a ContextGroup.
class GPU_EXPORT FeatureInfo : public base::RefCounted<FeatureInfo> {
 public:
  struct FeatureFlags {
    FeatureFlags();

    bool chromium_framebuffer_multisample;
    bool multisampled_render_to_texture;
    // Use the IMG GLenum values and functions rather than EXT.
    bool use_img_for_multisampled_render_to_texture;
    bool oes_standard_derivatives;
    bool oes_egl_image_external;
    bool oes_depth24;
    bool npot_ok;
    bool enable_texture_float_linear;
    bool enable_texture_half_float_linear;
    bool chromium_stream_texture;
    bool angle_translated_shader_source;
    bool angle_pack_reverse_row_order;
    bool arb_texture_rectangle;
    bool angle_instanced_arrays;
    bool occlusion_query_boolean;
    bool use_arb_occlusion_query2_for_occlusion_query_boolean;
    bool use_arb_occlusion_query_for_occlusion_query_boolean;
    bool native_vertex_array_object;
    bool enable_shader_name_hashing;
    bool enable_samplers;
    bool ext_draw_buffers;
    bool ext_frag_depth;
    bool use_async_readpixels;
    bool map_buffer_range;
    bool ext_discard_framebuffer;
  };

  struct Workarounds {
    Workarounds();

#define GPU_OP(type, name) bool name;
    GPU_DRIVER_BUG_WORKAROUNDS(GPU_OP)
#undef GPU_OP

    // Note: 0 here means use driver limit.
    GLint max_texture_size;
    GLint max_cube_map_texture_size;
  };

  // Constructor with workarounds taken from the current process's CommandLine
  FeatureInfo();

  // Constructor with workarounds taken from |command_line|
  FeatureInfo(const CommandLine& command_line);

  // Initializes the feature information. Needs a current GL context.
  bool Initialize();
  bool Initialize(const DisallowedFeatures& disallowed_features);

  const Validators* validators() const {
    return &validators_;
  }

  const ValueValidator<GLenum>& GetTextureFormatValidator(GLenum format) {
    return texture_format_validators_[format];
  }

  const std::string& extensions() const {
    return extensions_;
  }

  const FeatureFlags& feature_flags() const {
    return feature_flags_;
  }

  const Workarounds& workarounds() const {
    return workarounds_;
  }

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  friend class base::RefCounted<FeatureInfo>;
  friend class BufferManagerClientSideArraysTest;
  friend class GLES2DecoderTestBase;

  typedef base::hash_map<GLenum, ValueValidator<GLenum> > ValidatorMap;
  ValidatorMap texture_format_validators_;

  ~FeatureInfo();

  void AddExtensionString(const std::string& str);
  void InitializeBasicState(const CommandLine& command_line);
  void InitializeFeatures();

  Validators validators_;

  DisallowedFeatures disallowed_features_;

  // The extensions string returned by glGetString(GL_EXTENSIONS);
  std::string extensions_;

  // Flags for some features
  FeatureFlags feature_flags_;

  // Flags for Workarounds.
  Workarounds workarounds_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(FeatureInfo);
};

}  // namespace gles2
}  // namespace gpu

#endif  // GPU_COMMAND_BUFFER_SERVICE_FEATURE_INFO_H_

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London, 31/05/2018 – Presently, ultra-deepwater Brazilian presalt prevails by delivering high productivity performance assurance to the industry expectations and to the government advantage, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
The top ten planned and announced presalt areas in Brazil will spend over US$220bn throughout their lifetime in capital and operating expenditure. These projects are Buzios I to Buzios V, Carcara, Libra Central, Sepia, Lula Oeste and Mero (Libra Noroeste), which together will contribute incremental capacity of 1.8 million barrels per day (bd) to global oil supply by 2025.
Current producing and planned presalt projects are quite profitable and, in spite of the high upfront investment, their cash flows are extremely robust. According to GlobalData, these top 10 projects will allow Brazil to double its total fiscal take by 2025 adding US$16.01bn and still have a total net post tax cash flow of US$10.8bn.
According to GlobalData Upstream Analytics, on top of the 1.4 million barrels of oil from existing presalt producing fields, already accounting for 53% of Brazil's oil production, an additional volume estimated at a minimum of 1.56 million bd of oil is expected by 2025 from other already awarded presalt blocks.
In order to maintain Brazilian presalt success not only engineering virtuosity will be needed, such as the improvement in seismic reprocessing and reinterpretation through the salt layer, but it is also key to maintain a favorable investment and regulatory environment. In November 2016 the Brazilian congress approved a modification, which removed Petrobras presalt operatorship compulsory requirement and instead would allow Petrobras to have the right of first refusal over operatorship of newly offered presalt blocks.


Welcome to la Cité Scolaire Jean-Moulin !
Located in Montmorillon, 50km to the south of Poitiers, la Cité Scolaire Jean Moulin is a state-run school and sixth form college with some 870 students from a wide catchment area of surrounding towns and villages.
We welcome children from when they leave primary school at the age of 11 until 18, when they are ready to move onto higher education or into an apprenticeship.
Why choose La Cité Scolaire Jean-Moulin?
A commitment to helping you achieve success, whatever your chosen path.
CSJM is a lycée généraliste – the best choice for those who want to keep their study options open for longer.
A large and dynamic teaching staff.
Impressive sports facilities (basketball, volleyball, football, rugby, badminton, climbing, dance, orienteering and cross-country running are among the options).
Clubs and facilities for music, dance and theatre.
The school is well-equipped and well-maintained, thanks to funding from the Region and the Department.
Well over 400 computers, a well-stocked library, two science labs and a language lab.
After primary school, students spend the first four years of their secondary education (from the ages of 11 to 15) in collège. This equates to the 6th to 3rd form, or years 7 to 10 in the UK, and 6th to 9th grade in the U.S.
Each week, there are 26 hours of lessons that cover the general curriculum i.e. Maths, French, History/Geography, the Sciences, Technology, Art, Music and Physical Education. English is taught at all levels of college as part of the basic curriculum, and students can choose to pursue either Spanish or German as a second foreign language after the first year. Starting in the 5th form, there's also an opportunity to study Greek and Latin for students who intend to study literature beyond collège.
By the end of collège, students have completed the general curriculum and will sit an exam in three subjects (the brevet): French, Maths, and History/Geography. The brevet is awarded on the basis of the exam results achieved, plus classroom performance in all subjects during the last two years of collège.
Jean Moulin has an average of 360 students at college level. We might be a big school, but we strive to build a caring and friendly atmosphere. Our aim is to do the best we can for every individual, no matter what our student's background. To that end, we offer additional lessons for children who have just arrived in France and need extra help with their French.
The lycée provides a three-year course of further secondary education for students between the ages of 15 and 18, during which pupils are prepared for the baccalauréat or a brevet de technicien supérieur (BTS). Jean-Moulin is a 'lycée généraliste, lycée technologique et BTS', rather than a lycée professional (which provide vocational training). A lycée généraliste prepares students to continue their studies at university or other higher educational establishment, rather than go straight into the world of work. In practice, unless a student has already decided on a particular apprenticeship or career path, attending a lycée généraliste is the best choice for those who want to keep their study options open for longer.
Lycée is organised into three stages: second (seconde), first (première) and final (terminale). At the second stage (equivalent to the UK's lower sixth and 10th grade in the U.S.), everyone studies the same curriculum. After this, students choose a particular orientation i.e. literature, the sciences, or a Baccalauréat in Sciences and Management Technologies (STMG). Only the last two years count towards the Baccalauréat.
The BTS in Small Business Management matches students with a small or medium sized company (5-50 employees). It provides an all-round introduction to business administration, including accountancy and law, as well as customer and supplier relationship management, organizing and planning, risk and business management. This is a two year diploma that involves spending 12 weeks per year working within a company.
Jean Moulin is just a short walk from Montmorillon's town centre. There is a car park and drop-off/pick-up zone, but we encourage students to use the Vienne's well-organised school bus network, particularly those who live outside the town. The bus timetable fits around school hours and drop off is just in front of the cité scolaire.
Half-board (Demi-pension) – from 8.30am to 5pm, with the student eating lunch at the school canteen (le self). Slightly reduced rates are available for students who eat either 4 or 5 times a week at the canteen.
External (Externe) – Students eat lunch at home. Notably, if lessons finish before midday or after 2pm, students on the Externe regime are permitted to leave the school premises for the duration of the extended lunch period.
Free (Libre) – Lycéens are enrolled automatically on this regime. They are free to come and go, outside lesson times.
Notably, a card can be obtained for the self/canteen that allows students to eat there on an ad hoc basis.
The school dormitory (internat) is a 'home from home' for the 135 students that live here between Mondays and Fridays during term-time. With a family-like atmosphere, it has 45 bedrooms, separated into female and male living quarters, each with two to three beds per room. For students who live far from school, the internat provides a much needed respite from long journeys to and from school.
The fees for the internat (including all board and lodgings) can be found here.
Our cité scolaire welcomes young people with physical disabilities. Our buildings have been adapted to cater to the needs of those with reduced mobility and there are two bedrooms in the dormitory for disabled students.
Whatever your handicap, we are committed to taking positive action to remove barriers to success for you and will make every effort to provide the support or specialist equipment needed. If you are disabled, please tell us about your access needs or learning difficulty as soon as possible, as it will help us to help you better.
If you have further questions or would like help enrolling your child, please don't hesitate to contact us. We have members of staff who speak English, Spanish and German, among others. Should it be required, it is possible to arrange a preliminary visit with someone who speaks English.


Profession: Henry Fonda was born in New York City to a family of actors. He's the younger brother of actress Jane Fonda. He started his acting career on Broadway and had his film debut in Tammy and the Doctor in 1963.
By the mid 1960s, Peter Fonda had become 'unconventional' and nonconformist – so the established film industry did not want to hire him. Naturally he starred as a leading man in a counterculture-oriented film – The Wild Angles. It was directed by Roger Corman. Fonda played the role of Heavenly Blues – a Hell's Angels chapter president, which he co-wrote with Terry Southern and Dennis Hopper who directed.
They were all nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Jack Nicholson was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role as George Hanson – an alcoholic civil rights lawyer. He plays the 'cool Devil' as director Mark Steven Johnson puts it in Ghost Rider that was released last Friday.


Moss worked closely with the School Board of Broward County on this modernization project. Representing one of 11 projects for the school board, Moss added an additional two-story learning facility, upgraded ADA life safety requirements, and reconstructed sidewalks, canopies and the school's bus loop. Work also included the modernization of an existing multi-purpose resource room, building, auditorium, locker rooms, entry, cafeteria, and kitchen.
Moss worked throughout the preconstruction and planning phases to ensure all budget, schedule and logistical requirements were addressed prior to work in the field. As construction manager, Moss completed the modernization of this middle school under budget and seven months ahead of schedule while keeping the existing campus in full operation.


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Poetry Reading and Book Signing
Poetry Reading and Book Signing The Gunnery 22 Kirby Road, Washington CT 06793
03apr7:00 pm8:00 pmFeaturedPoetry Reading and Book Signing7:00 pm - 8:00 pm The Gunnery, 22 Kirby Road, Washington CT 06793
The Gunnery is hosting a poetry reading and book signing featuring New York City performance poet Taylor Mali on Tuesday, April 3, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mali is one
The Gunnery is hosting a poetry reading and book signing featuring New York City performance poet Taylor Mali on Tuesday, April 3, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mali is one of the most well-known poets to have emerged from the poetry slam movement and one of the original poets to appear on the HBO series "Def Poetry Jam." He's a four-time National Poetry Slam champion and the author of four books, including "What Teachers Make: In Praise of the Greatest Job in the World." This event, which is part of The Gunnery's 2018 Speaker Series, will be held on campus in the Ogden D. Miller Memorial Athletic Center. Admission is free. The community is welcome to attend. Registration is required – please call (860) 350-0177.
The Gunnery
22 Kirby Road, Washington CT 06793
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Gunnery(860) 868-7334 22 Kirby Road, Washington (GPS)


Meetings are the most universal — and universally despised — part of business life. Bad meetings, in particular, do more than ruin an otherwise __ 01__ day. The following are three deadly sins to __ 02__ for in business meetings.
For many businesses, routine meetings that lack focus and clear agendas often end up wasting time and boring people. Attendees eventually flip an "off" switch in their brains. Therefore, do not hold a meeting __ 03 __ you have a defined agenda and concrete next steps. Also, try scheduling the meetings in the afternoon when escaping the cubic can be a welcome __ 04 __ .
People often tune out monotone lecturers and become __ 05__ , watching the clock and hoping to kick off their weekend. In the age of YouTube, there's simply no reason to not inject a bit of __ 06 __ in a meeting to gain attention, generate enthusiasm and engage the attendees. If you show PowerPoint slides, remember that the general rule of thumb is no more than one slide a minute, one idea per slide and as few words as possible.
If a boss spends 95 percent of each meeting __ 07 __ at workers and demanding them to explain why their performances aren't up to par, he is likely to hurt __ 08__ and stress his employees out rather than inspire them. Why not use the past as a platform for understanding and planning future strategies? The collective brain power should be wisely used to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Meetings are the most universal — and universally despised — part of business life. Bad meetings, in particular, do more than ruin an otherwise pleasant day. The following are three deadly sins to watch for in business meetings.
For many businesses, routine meetings that lack focus and clear agendas often end up wasting time and boring people. Attendees eventually flip an "off" switch in their brains. Therefore, do not hold a meeting unless you have a defined agenda and concrete next steps. Also, try scheduling the meetings in the afternoon when escaping the cubic can be a welcome relief.
People often tune out monotone lecturers and become restless, watching the clock and hoping to kick off their weekend. In the age of YouTube, there's simply no reason to not inject a bit of humor in a meeting to gain attention, generate enthusiasm and engage the attendees. If you show PowerPoint slides, remember that the general rule of thumb is no more than one slide a minute, one idea per slide and as few words as possible.
If a boss spends 95 percent of each meeting yelling at workers and demanding them to explain why their performances aren't up to par, he is likely to hurt morale and stress his employees out rather than inspire them. Why not use the past as a platform for understanding and planning future strategies? The collective brain power should be wisely used to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Q : With which statement may the author disagree?
A. Without clear goals and structured agendas, meetings become useless rituals.
B. Having one person lecture does little to stimulate discussion and fresh ideas.
C. Employees are more creative and productive in the afternoon hours.
D. Breaking up a meeting with music, a video or great stories energizes the session.


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John Cena will compete at the WWE's inaugural World Cup in Saudi Arabia in November at Crown Jewel as it was confirmed on Monday that Shawn Michaels is to end his eight-year retirement with a match in Riyadh.
Cena, the 16-time WWE world champion, has been given a place in the World Cup tournament the WWE are holding at the King Saud University Stadium on November 2.
Cena made his return to the WWE, having not been in action since WrestleMania 34 in April, when he won a tag match with Bobby Lashley against Kevin Owens and Elias at Super Show-Down in Melbourne.
The make-up of the World Cup tournament is yet to be announced, but Cena and Kurt Angle, who won a qualifying match on Monday Night Raw on Monday, are among the early participants.
Meanwhile, Michaels announced he was ready to return to the ring on Monday after not competing since 2010.
He and Triple H reunited as D-Generation X on Raw and challenged The Undertaker and Kane to a tag match at Crown Jewel.
This came after Michaels and Triple H were attacked by the pair in Melbourne after Triple H had beaten Undertaker in a singles match.
Michaels had "retired" after losing a Streak versus Career match at WrestleMania 26.
Other matches already confirmed for Crown Jewel, the WWE's second network special event to be held in Saudi Arabia after The Greatest Royal Rumble in April, include Roman Reigns defending his WWE Universal title in a triple threat against Brock Lesnar and Braun Strowman.
AJ Styles will also put his WWE Championship belt on the line against Daniel Bryan.
Crown Jewel will be shown live on the WWE Network and also be available on pay-per-view.


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School of Communication Studies
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Mandatory Orientation for All International School of Communication Studies Students
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The School of Communication Studies will host an orientation for international students (including graduate students) on Friday, Sept. 18 at 3 p.m. in Room 146 of Taylor Hall. The main purpose of the meeting is to introduce students to faculty, staff and one another. All students are welcome to attend the orientation, not just international students. In addition, ways to get involved, develop leadership skills and organizational skills, meet new people and improve one's overall experience as a student at Kent State University will be examined.
"We want students to feel welcome at Kent State University and be able to take advantage of the numerous resources available, especially for international students," Miao Liu, international student advisor/liaison coordinator for School of Communication Studies said.
Also during the meeting, a review of students' goals and expectations, university support and resources, and key university policies, regulations and laws (including rules regarding plagiarism) will be provided.
Refreshments will be served. Please remember this date, as it is a mandatory meeting for all international students.
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Fires Rip Through Victoria As Temperatures Drop | KIIS 1011 Melbourne.
There have been reports of a house and sheds destroyed at Tonimbuk, reportedly belonging to the Jinks Creek Winery, and Garfield North, but so far authorities have only been able to confirm three properties were lost in the blaze.
An emergency warning was issued for Yinnar South with the blaze growing to more than 1500 hectares and significant spot fires.
"Although the wind has eased, reducing fire activity, there is still potential for spotting, and you should remain vigilant," authorities said of the Dargo blaze.


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The Age of Impeachment:
American Constitutional Culture since 1960
by David E. Kyvig
Published by University Press of Kansas, 2008;
by Jo Freeman
Calls for impeachment have become so common in the last few years that we forget how recently it has entered the political arsenal. Once viewed as a blunderbuss, it is now used as a bludgeon.
In this thoroughly researched and fascinating book Kyvig reminds us that The Age of Impeachment only began in 1961. In the previous 173 years it had been called for 13 times, with four convictions and three resignations. In the two most notable cases, the Senate did not convict either Justice Samuel Chase in 1805 or President Andrew Johnson in 1868. After 1936, calls for impeachment of federal officials became dormant.
It was brought back to life by the extreme right-wing John Birch Society which funded billboards saying, "Save American — Save America — Impeach Earl Warren," on highways across the country. Chief Justice Earl Warren was more of a symbol of a Court whose decisions extreme conservatives found horrifying than a personal target, so the demand for his removal did not go far.
But it heralded a new era in which impeachment, or the threat of impeachment, was used as a partisan political strategy, and not just a means to remove a federal official for "Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes or Misdemeanors."
The court decisions which provoked the extreme conservatives were the school desegregation cases and several which restored constitutional rights to accused Communists. While removal for a judicial ruling was not constitutionally permissible, the campaign against Warren opened the door to closer scrutiny of other Justices whose decisions angered conservatives.
In 1968 Warren decided to retire and President Johnson nominated Associate Justice Abe Fortas to succeed him. Anticipating victory in November, Republicans stalled confirmation. When an investigation done to support delay showed that Fortas had received some outside income — not without precedent for Supreme Court Justices — it was played as an impropriety. This led Republican Representatives to threaten impeachment and Fortas to resign. Nixon got to fill two seats on the Court (with Burger and Blackmun).
Tasting blood, conservatives set their sights on Justice William O. Douglas, who deeply offended them not only with his liberal decisions but his lifestyle. He, too, had some outside income. An investigation was begun five days after Nixon's inauguration but only took off when House Republican leader Gerald Ford took up the cudgel in 1970, once the Democratic Senate had refused to confirm two nominees for Fortas' seat.
Hiring his own lawyer to defend him, Douglas survived a House Judiciary subcommittee investigation that voted along party lines. By the time this vote was taken on December 3, 1970, the threat of impeachment was fast becoming a weapon in the partisan wars.
Partisanship receded during Watergate. Even Republicans were upset by the behavior which led to the resignations of Vice-President Spiro Agnew on October 10, 1973, and President Richard Nixon on August 9, 1974. Accused of taking bribes, Agnew unsuccessfully requested a House impeachment inquiry to pre-empt a criminal indictment.
Nixon's cover-up of the Watergate burglary was already under Congressional investigation when he lost his "impeachment insurance." As a bipartisan consensus emerged that he had to go, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment.
Congress gained experience with actual trials in the 1980s when it impeached three federal judges. These trials, and the resignation of two other federal judges to avoid trial, confirmed the political nature of impeachment.
By the time President Bill Clinton was tried in 1999, no one doubted the partisanship behind the accusations. But the Republicans didn't have the two-thirds of the Senate necessary to convict, and during the term of his successor, George W. Bush, the Democrats didn't have the votes in the House to indict.
Kyvig argues that the increasing threats and use of impeachment was a bellwether to the intensifying toxicity of our political culture. What is an impeachable offense is not defined in law or legal precedent and thus is somewhat malleable. As long as the major parties seek to eviscerate each other, impeachment will be less of a tool to correct personnel mistakes than one used to fight about policy differences.
This book tells some good stories, while providing details of what happened behind the scenes. You will enjoy reading it, as well as learning more about impeachment than you thought was there to know.


Ron Paul Institute interviews writer and war vet Eric Margolis, "ISIS is a secret ally of both the Saudis and the US"
"ISIS, the Islamic State, was created by the Saudis and is a secret, tacit ally of both the Saudis and the US"…the curtain is being pulled by the day on what will be the biggest US foreign policy disaster since Iraq.
But, look, I've covered a lot of wars. I've been a soldier myself. I look at this whole ISIS business and two things strike me. First of all, it's been ludicrously exaggerated. It's a ragtag bunch of lightly-armed crazy people, thugs who are stiffened by some of [former Iraq President Saddam Hussein's] old soldiers. Secondly, I really believe that ISIS, the Islamic State, was created by the Saudis and is a secret, tacit ally of both the Saudis and the US. So, what's been going on for the last couple of years, we're pretending to fight — we're the greatest power on earth, and we cannot knock out a bunch of teenagers with "burp guns?" We've staged battles with them, which is more theater than actual combat. We don't want them to lose because they're fighting [Syria] President Assad's government, which we want to overthrow. And it's a crazy situation. It is a big charade.
The Jordanian army could clear out Mosul in a couple of days. So could the Turkish police, let alone the mighty Turkish army — 500,000 tough soldiers. But, we don't want to clear them out because they are helpful to us. And I think we are trying to get the Islamic State to go and fight Taliban in Afghanistan as well. They are a covert western asset. Otherwise, they would have knocked them out long ago.
The complete 25-minute interview focused on the ongoing violence in Syria and Iraq also includes Margolis' assessment that new Russia military action in the area is "inevitable, perfectly predictable," and "the result of stupid blundering" by the US government. It also, Margolis suggests, threatens to escalate the fighting in the region into a much larger war.
Listen to Margolis' complete interview here.


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"For years now I have been trying to develop a kind of visual language.
Finding constants, universal truths and attempting to create a rich contextual environment. Establishing type and archetype where objects, shapes, and drawings become more than simple metaphor and start to become wholly developed conversation. I would like my artwork to be approachable; one should never feel unqualified to have an opinion about it. I want complicated work to feel easy to the viewer."


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package section4

import java.util

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonAutoDetect.Visibility
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.{JsonIgnore, PropertyAccessor}
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper
import com.fasterxml.jackson.module.scala.DefaultScalaModule

/**
 * This is an example how to use traits to mixin json converting
 */

/**
 * We define our trait Json which can convert the class it was mixed in to
 * a json string. We use the jackson mapper and therefore must ignore some
 * fields.
 *
 * This class can produce a json value out of itself, with the self reference `this`.
 * As the trait will be inherited somewhere, the `this` reference always will be a
 * concrete object.
 */
trait Json {
  @JsonIgnore
  val mapper = new ObjectMapper
  mapper.registerModule(DefaultScalaModule)
  mapper.setVisibility(PropertyAccessor.FIELD, Visibility.ANY)

  @JsonIgnore
  def toJson: String = mapper.writerWithDefaultPrettyPrinter().writeValueAsString(this)
}

/**
 * We define two simple case classes.
 * At this point, only `Address` knows about any json mangling.
 * `Customer` is just a plain stand alone case class.
 */
case class Address(street: String, city: String) extends Json
case class Customer(name: String, surname: String, address: Option[Address])

/**
 * We now can create some instances of the case classes.
 */
object JsonTraitMixin extends App {

  // Address will have the `toJson` method as it inherits the `Json` trait.
  val address = new Address("Fakestreet", "Bonn")

  // As a special feature of traits, we now can mixin the trait on the fly by the instantiation of
  // a new `Customer` to make this instance, and only this instance, "jsonable":
  val person = new Customer("Max", "Mustermann", Some(address)) with Json

  println("\n\nAddress\n=================")
  println(address.toJson)
  println("\n\nCustomer\n=================")
  println(person.toJson)

  // This pattern also works for all classes and is a good way to expand third party classes
  // with new functionality:
  val person1 = new Customer("Max", "Mustermann", Some(address))
  val person2 = new Customer("Hans", "Dampf", Some(address))

  val javaList = new util.ArrayList[Customer] with Json
  javaList.add(person1)
  javaList.add(person2)

  println("\n\njava.util.List\n=================")
  println(javaList.toJson)
}