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Advances in fundamental physics could someday help in creating future devices. Photo illustration: Colourbox
A new way to look at the inner workings of tiny magnets
Movies of micromagnets created by researchers at NTNU could further our understanding of materials for the next generation of computers.
By Kelly Oakes - Published 10.05.2021
Researchers from NTNU are shedding light on magnetic materials at small scales by creating movies with the help of some extremely bright x-rays.
Erik Folven, co-director of the oxide electronics group at NTNU's Department of Electronic Systems, and colleagues from NTNU and Ghent University in Belgium set out to see how thin-film micromagnets change when disturbed by an outside magnetic field. The work, partially funded by NTNU Nano and the Research Council of Norway, was published in the journal Physical Review Research.
Tiny magnets
Einar Standal Digernes invented the tiny square magnets used in the experiments.
The tiny square magnets, created by NTNU PhD candidate Einar Standal Digernes, are just two micrometers wide and split into four triangular domains, each with a different magnetic orientation pointing clockwise or anti-clockwise around the magnets.
In certain magnetic materials, smaller groups of atoms band together into areas called domains, in which all the electrons have the same magnetic orientation.
In the NTNU magnets, these domains meet at a central point – the vortex core – where the magnetic moment points directly in or out of the plane of the material.
"When we apply a magnetic field, more and more of these domains will point in the same direction," says Folven. "They can grow and they can shrink, and then they can merge into one another."
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Electrons almost at the speed of light
Seeing this happen isn't easy. The researchers took their micromagnets to an 80m-wide donut-shaped synchrotron, known as BESSY II, in Berlin, where electrons are accelerated until they are travelling at almost the speed of light. Those fast-moving electrons then emit extremely bright x-rays.
"We take these x-rays and use them as the light in our microscope," says Folven.
Scanning transmission X-ray microscopy image showing how the micromagnets are split into four triangular domains, each with a different magnetic orientation. Photo: Einar DigernesNTNU
Because electrons travel around the synchrotron in bunches separated by two nanoseconds, the x-rays they emit come in precise pulses.
A scanning transmission x-ray microscope, or STXM, takes those x-rays to create a snapshot of the material's magnetic structure. By stitching these snapshots together, the researchers can essentially create a movie showing how the micromagnet changes over time.
We were very, very uncertain whether it would even be possible when we started out.
With the help of the STXM, Folven and his colleagues disturbed their micromagnets with a pulse of current that generated a magnetic field, and saw the domains change shape and the vortex core move from the centre.
"You have a very small magnet, and then you poke it and try to image it as it settles again," he says. Afterwards, they saw the core return to the middle – but along a winding path, not a straight line.
"It will kind of dance back to the centre," says Folven.
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One slip and it's over
Erik Folven, co-director of the oxide electronics group at NTNU's Department of Electronic Systems
The team's biggest challenge was making the samples in the first place. "We were very, very uncertain whether it would even be possible when we started out," says Folven.
That's because they study epitaxial materials, which are created on top of a substrate that allows researchers to tweak the properties of the material, but would block the x-rays in a STXM.
Working in NTNU NanoLab, the researchers solved the substrate problem by burying their micromagnet under a layer of carbon to protect its magnetic properties.
Then they carefully and precisely chipped away the substrate underneath with a focused beam of gallium ions until only a very thin layer remained. The painstaking process could take eight hours per sample – and one slip up could spell disaster.
"The critical thing is that, if you kill the magnetism, we won't know that before we sit in Berlin," he says. "The trick is, of course, to bring more than one sample."
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From fundamental physics to future devices
Thankfully it worked, and the team used their carefully-prepared samples to chart how the micromagnet's domains grow and shrink over time. They also created computer simulations to better understand what forces were at work.
As well as advancing our knowledge of fundamental physics, understanding how magnetism works at these length and time scales could be helpful in creating future devices.
Magnetism is already used for data storage, but researchers are currently looking for ways to exploit it further. The magnetic orientations of the vortex core and domains of a micromagnet, for example, could perhaps be used to encode information in the form of 0s and 1s.
The researchers are now aiming to repeat this work with anti-ferromagnetic materials, where the net effect of the individual magnetic moments cancels out. These are promising when it comes to computing – in theory, anti-ferromagnetic materials could be used to make devices that require little energy and remain stable even when power is lost – but a lot trickier to investigate because the signals they produce will be much weaker.
Despite that challenge, Folven is optimistic. "We have covered the first ground by showing we can make samples and look through them with x-rays," he says. "The next step will be to see whether we can make samples of sufficiently high quality to get enough signal from an anti-ferromagnetic material."
Digernes, E.; Leliaert, J.; Weigand, M.; Folven, E.; Van Waeyenberge, B. Direct Observation of Temperature Dependent Vortex Dynamics in a Micromagnet. Physical Review Research 2020, 2, https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevresearch.2.043429
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A spin on the future
The science of spintronics, where the spin of an electron is used to create new technologies, may hold the key to making ever faster and lighter consumer products.
Big discoveries about teeny tiny particles
Space elevators, more effective solar cells, super-fast computers. All of these technologies are dependent on new information about the characteristics of nanoparticles. Researchers in Norway are giving us this insight.
Engineering materials for a new generation of electronics
Harnessing a fundamental property of electrons called spin could help create a new generation of computer chips and faster, more stable and less power hungry devices. NTNU researchers are studying a type of material that could make this technology feasible.


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Pep's blues: Addressing the Manchester City conundrum
By Mahidhar Mukundhi
When Manchester City pipped Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool to the 2018-19 Premier League title, not many expected them to slow down let alone being fourteen points adrift in December.
The 179th Manchester Derby had already produced two goals inside 30 minutes. One would have been totally reasonable to expected Pep Guardiola's men to impose their superiority on their neighbours. But it was the Manchester City goalkeeper picking the ball out of his net as the Red Devils run riot at the Etihad Stadium. When the final whistle blew, the champions had dropped the same number of points as they had done throughout the last season.
The growing Manchester City injury list
The first line on any City fan's excuse list will refer to the number of bodies on the treatment table. Guardiola has had to cope with few of his stars going down with injuries, especially in defence. Sergio Aguero, Aymeric Laporte, Leroy Sane, John Stones and David Silva are currently unavailable with Zinchenko and Mendy only returning to full fitness recently. Most of them, if not all, would be expected to feature regularly for the Citizens.
Aymeric Laporte's injury might be the point where City's title hopes faded massively
Photo: Bitter and Blue
But as Roy Keane said, "I have little sympathy for Manchester City for moaning about injuries. That's all a part of the challenge of being a big club."
If there is any club in the world which is capable of sustaining, it is this one. With its financial might, they have put together a squad to deal with all adversities. City still could bring on a £30m centre-back in Otemandi, a £60m winger in Mahrez and a £20m Gudogan against United who themselves are pulling youngsters out of their academy to fill in.
The absence of Kompany
Most of Guardiola's problems this season have been at the back. The champions are not only conceding 7.5 shots per game (Still best in the league). However, it is more than 6.3 and 6.2 shots per games during the title-winning seasons. The concern is not the extra shot conceded but the quality it. Out of them, around 5.4 shots have come from inside the box [3.6 in 2017-18 and 3.8 in 2018-19].
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One of the glaring difference from the previous seasons in the absence of Vincent Kompany. The Belgian has been the best player ever to don the Sky Blue jersey and it has become more evident this season. Pep has had do play Fernandinho at the back who might lack organisational skills. Kompany, despite his age, held the City defence together. His ability to read the game and talk his fellow defenders through it proved vital during the last couple of seasons.
As Rodri takes time to adapt and establish himself in the Premier League, Pep needs to figure out a different solution. Youngsters, like Eric Garcia, should be trusted to fill in against weaker sides. Ultimately, the cliched, "going back to the basics", might be the need of the hour for the former Barcelona boss.
Author's Take
What Manchester City are currently experiencing is more a systemic problem rather than a personal issue. The genius of Pep Guardiola cannot be argued. However, he has been found to be overcomplicating things at times. Sheikh Mansour might not have problems shelling out more money but a little tweak in the defensive organisation will certainly go a long way in regaining the lost momentum. While the Premier League is a lost cause, City still have the Champions League to tackle.
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The majority of the successful SOE operations in Europe took place in countries occupied by the Germans after the outbreak of war in 1939, Hitler's forces being regarded as foreign invaders. In Czechoslovakia it was different. The country, which had large numbers of ethnic Germans living within its borders, had been occupied since 1938, allowing the Germans to establish a strong hold on the country which limited the opportunities for subversive action by resistance movements.
Nevertheless, resist the Czechs did, despite the Germans conducting savage and indiscriminate reprisals. It was against this background that SOE attempted to infiltrate its agents into Czechoslovakia in 1941, their role being to help in coordinating and expanding the resistance movement and to establish communications with the Czech authorities in the UK. Successful actions were admittedly few before 1942 when one of the most successful SOE-backed operations resulted in the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, the highest-ranking Nazi to be killed by any resistance group. The huge wave of reprisals against the civilian population which followed severely hampered SOE activities in the immediate aftermath.
Another factor which limited SOE's ability to infiltrate Czechoslovakia and to supply the resistance was the distance and difficulty experienced by the RAF in flying to the region. During the short nights of summer, no flights could be attempted. This changed in September 1943 when sorties were able to be conducted from Italy, and by 1944 the scale of operations increased both in frequency and scale.
More than 300 Czechs were trained by SOE and, in conjunction with local resistance groups, those that managed to infiltrate back into their homeland, kept the occupying forces constantly on the alert, ensuring that Germany's eastern flank was never entirely secure.
This is the first full, official account of SOE in Czechoslovakia, compiled by SOE headquarters staff who had direct access to all the organization's records, many of which were destroyed after the war.
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Here's a nifty little freeware program found by Propellerhead that makes good use of some of that wasted space. It's called TitleBarClock and it really is tiny (the zip file is just 61kb) and once installed it inserts the time (12 or 24 hour format), date, day of the week and how much free HDD memory you have on the left of any active title bar that has mouse or keyboard focus.


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To celebrate the launch of Family Guy: It's a Trap, the third installment in the trilogy of Family Guy Star Wars spoofs, Seth MacFarlane and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment hosted a launch event at Supperclub in Los Angeles. Stars from the hit television series were in attendance and the carpet was filled with holiday cheer including carolers, snowmen and reindeers. Family Guy: It's a Trap and the complete trilogy box set come to Blu-ray and DVD December 21st.


That which flows from us because of who we are and what we are about may be our best service.
Despite Jonah's attempt to flee, the LORD had a greater plan for the sailors as well as the prophet Jonah himself. Despite situations that seem hopeless and fruitless, the LORD can bring redemption and His purposes about, because HE IS GOD!
1. Recognize any personal or organizational Pharisaical tendency to view people through the law rather than through grace.
The sin offering atoned for sins committed unknowingly where restitution was impossible. This was a required sacrifice, as was the guilt offering. Unintentional sins of commission and unintentional sins of omission are discussed.
the Bible provides us with a very positive answer to the question of whether intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe: it does.
There are going to be many of God's people who at the end of their lives end up at an unintended destination. The devil's number 1 job apart from hell is to have you end up at a destination you never intended to arrive at.
The actions of Paul and Barnabas at Lystra help us to discover how to appeal to those around us.
Sacrifice and offering symbolize the worship of a people who fall short, who find forgiveness and, finding it, enjoy fellowship with the LORD. In these chapters a variety of sacrifices and offerings speak of that relationship.
What the church needs more than anything else is a dramatic encounter with the holiness of God to arouse us from our sin induced slumber.
This series is on how to pray. Many peopl pray but very few people have fellowship witjh God. We will explore this week how to know the difference and how to energize your prayer life.
It's easy for us to focus on ourselves and our alleged abilities. It's far better to realize that we are constantly in need of the sustaining presence of God's grace.
Changing our mindset from "going" to church to "being" the church.
The offerings of Leviticus 1-7 are about sin AND fellowship with God. They connected the people with God at a visceral level. Application is made to our worship, with particular emphasis on Communion or The Lord's Supper. Selections from Leviticus 1-7 are carefully chosen to be brief.


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IT'S an unprecedented initiative, but Wollongong Wolves coach Luke Wikshire hopes next month's bushfire charity golf day is not the last collaboration for the region's big three sporting teams. The brainchild of Wilkshire, the day on Monday February 3 will see players and staff from the Wolves, Hawks and Dragons come together to raise funds for bushfire relief on the South Coast. The Dragons and the Hawks are the region's representatives on the national sporting stage while the reigning NPL champion Wolves still have long-term A-League ambitions. While the circumstances are unfortunate on this occasion, Wilkshire hopes the partnerships can continue in future. "Since I've got involved taking over the Wolves I've always been interested in the other codes and looking to build relationships with the Hawks and Dragons," Wilkshire said. "I think it's important the sporting identities, the three major ones, come together and obviously this occasion has brought us together. "There's no hiding from the tragedy, it's in our region all the way down the coast and I think it's great, us [three clubs] being the leaders in sport to make an initiative and take a step. "The moment we made contact there was no hesitation in making this happen. "It's the first time it's happened and I hope it's not the last. "We're representatives of the region in three different codes so it's important we make this region proud of these three sporting identities." Both Matt Flinn and Paul McGregor jumped at the initiative having felt the effects of the fires up close. "Getting three codes and three bands together to push an important fundraiser is pretty unique ," McGregor said. "I was down the South Coast at the time. I got out on New Years' Eve, I was one of the last to leave around Lake Conjola- St Georges Basin. "We've got a house and a van down there so, to see it live and so close... as soon as this was raised I thought it was a great opportunity for us and for the community to get right behind it and we need the community to get behind it because it's a time of need for a lot of people."
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STEPPING UP: Wolves coach Luke Wilkshire, Dragons coach Paul McGregor and Hawks coach Matt Flinn. Picture: Sylvia Liber.
IT'S an unprecedented initiative, but Wollongong Wolves coach Luke Wikshire hopes next month's bushfire charity golf day is not the last collaboration for the region's big three sporting teams.
The brainchild of Wilkshire, the day on Monday February 3 will see players and staff from the Wolves, Hawks and Dragons come together to raise funds for bushfire relief on the South Coast.
The Dragons and the Hawks are the region's representatives on the national sporting stage while the reigning NPL champion Wolves still have long-term A-League ambitions.
While the circumstances are unfortunate on this occasion, Wilkshire hopes the partnerships can continue in future.
"Since I've got involved taking over the Wolves I've always been interested in the other codes and looking to build relationships with the Hawks and Dragons," Wilkshire said.
"I think it's important the sporting identities, the three major ones, come together and obviously this occasion has brought us together.
"There's no hiding from the tragedy, it's in our region all the way down the coast and I think it's great, us [three clubs] being the leaders in sport to make an initiative and take a step.
"The moment we made contact there was no hesitation in making this happen.
"It's the first time it's happened and I hope it's not the last.
"We're representatives of the region in three different codes so it's important we make this region proud of these three sporting identities."
Both Matt Flinn and Paul McGregor jumped at the initiative having felt the effects of the fires up close.
"Getting three codes and three bands together to push an important fundraiser is pretty unique ," McGregor said.
"I was down the South Coast at the time. I got out on New Years' Eve, I was one of the last to leave around Lake Conjola- St Georges Basin.
"We've got a house and a van down there so, to see it live and so close... as soon as this was raised I thought it was a great opportunity for us and for the community to get right behind it and we need the community to get behind it because it's a time of need for a lot of people."


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Eastpark is a premier development from developer De Luca and acclaimed architects Ellivo. Comprising a collection of one, two, and three bedroom apartments and double storey loft homes in riverside Bulimba; Eastpark presents a serene park side destination, walking distance to cosmopolitan Oxford St and the Brisbane River, and close proximity to Brisbane CBD. The brand focussed on the lifestyle Eastpark delivers, paired with its designer apartments and resort-style amenities.
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Dynamo Alpharetta
5075 Abbotts Bridge Road
The Dynamo Parents Club continued its mission to improve and expand its programs and community involvement by constructing the Alpharetta site in 1996. The original Alpharetta facility is named after Doug Coers and offers two indoor pools. The main competition pool is 8 lanes by 25 yards ranging from 4-7 feet deep. The second pool, used mainly for instruction, is 4 lanes by 25 yards and ranges from 3-5 feet in depth. In 2007, a third training pool (6 lanes by 25 meters) was added. In addition, the facility offers a weight room, office space, and an All-American Swim Shop store. The facility is in the Abbotts Kids Village which offers other stores specializing in Children`s activities.
Alpharetta 2020 Classes
Site Director Frankie Barria
Phone 770-772-6789 ext 214
Email frankie@dynamoswimclub.com


Breath of Life main content.
A display showing Pech Merle cave painting.
This dramatic pair of horses was painted in Pech Merle Cave, in southern France, at least 16,000 years ago. Modern research suggests Ice Age artists formed these ghostly images by taking pigment in their mouths and blowing it out through a bone tube. The black spots may have little to do with the horses' coats, since they extend beyond the figures themselves.
Cave art is often found in deep recesses that are difficult to reach and impractical for use as everyday shelters. These areas may have been reserved instead for religious ceremonies, rites of passage, or the spiritual practices of a select few. Some researchers believe Ice Age people thought of underground caves as paths to a spirit world, and images on cave walls as spirit helpers--animals with a link to the beyond.
Horses appear often in European cave art--perhaps more often than any other animal. A lively engraving was discovered in 2000 in Cussac Cave, in southwestern France. The remains of at least five people were found on the floor of the same cave and have been dated to around 25,000 years ago.


Jay Powell and the statement from the FOMC sent traders to exit if short and long if participating in the upward expansion. The SPX spread expiring today ( end of the month)- 20 points around the 2680 strike leaving us 2700-2660 as our ranges of priced motion.
Buyers are still clearly willing to press prices higher and thin volume auctions below suggest they will test support levels of interest before expanding once more. How high is still unknown, so don't try to find the top.
The trading momentum still shows tests of higher resistance as a potential. It is the failure to hold higher that will flash the first warning signals. Out Metastock swing system says to look for the FAILED highs as our entries short…. this means that how well we bounce here over the next couple of days will bring us to engagement.


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Kantele – fiński ludowy instrument muzyczny z grupy chordofonów szarpanych, występujący również pod innymi nazwami w północno-zachodnich rejonach Rosji i niektórych krajach bałtyckich.

Budowa
Kantele jest odmianą cytry o płaskim, najczęściej trapezoidalnym korpusie z drewna brzozowego lub topolowego. Wzdłuż niego rozpięte jest od 5 do nawet około 40 strun. Ich liczba ma bezpośredni wpływ na możliwości techniczne instrumentu oraz stopień trudności techniki gry.

Najprostsze, pięciostrunowe kantele, standardowo strojone w tonacji D-dur (D,E,F#,G,A), mimo swej prostoty z powodzeniem wykorzystywane jest w fińskiej muzyce ludowej. Natomiast kantele 36-strunowe, chromatyczne, obejmujące 3 pełne oktawy jest już instrumentem całkowicie profesjonalnym.

Historia i tradycja
W ojczystej Finlandii kantele jest uznawane za symbol narodowy. Mityczne powstanie instrumentu opisuje epopeja ludowa Kalevala. Według niej wynalazcą kantele był heros Väinämöinen. Do budowy korpusu użył kości renifera, na szczękach szczupaka umocował struny, które z kolei pochodziły z ogona konia należącego do demona Hiisi.

Tradycja gry na kantele jest wciąż żywa, a nawet można mówić o renesansie popularności tego instrumentu, związanym z falą zainteresowania muzyką etniczną.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Kantele - narodowy fiński instrument (en)
 Kantele (en)
 Kantele - instrument dla ciebie (en)

Psałterze bałtyckie

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So this used to be Max's room.
And like how it turned out...and we really like that it is done.
It took us a year to finally put the finishing touches on it but we had fun working together.
Probably Elle's biggest opinion is that she wanted to do a collage of pictures on the wall beside her bed: My opinion was to do it on a different wall but man alive was she ever right.
When will I learn I should always listen to my daughter?
The other frames are collected from craft stores (those ones have been painted over and over to go in different rooms in our house), Aaron Brothers and IKEA.
These wall boxes are from IKEA and the branch thing is half from West Elm and half from a branch I found in an empty lot Dave and I were looking at (I just put the two together).
The box crate thing on the desk is from an antique store and the frame is just a random one we re-painted with a print from an old Anthropologie calendar framed inside.
And the desk is from an antique store: We had planned on painting it, but we ended up really liking the extra softness and variation it brought with it's "0ld-ness."
(The white boxes inside are from IKEA and cushions from TJ Maxx I think.) I love that she has a place to keep her "stuff" in there.
My friends in the Stake Primary Presidency gave me that print of the temple when I got "transferred" to Young Women. Elle took it over. I love graphic drawings like that.
That big, huge mirror is from IKEA.
We bought that dark gray quilt thing and the green and white graphic-design duvet cover from IKEA and the throw pillows from Target.
Oh, and the paint color is same as Max's (Dunn Edwards "Foggy Day").
There we go. One more room transformation down.
I am in love with that room!! Good job!! I need to get that yellow storage box from Ikea!! Love it!
Love the chair and the bedding, well everything really!
So cute! We just found out we are adopting another baby boy and I am inspired to do gray and yellow in his nursery. It might be girly, but I don't care, I love.
It all looks absolutely perfect! Elle is a lucky girl. I love the silhouettes...Definitely going to have to try that out!
so cute! I love all the colors!
Loved seeing Elle's room!! Beautiful bright colors. I LOVE the picture collages by her bed!
I want to start right away on my 11 year old daughter's room! Thanks!!
wow, it looks so great i love all the different prints, textures and colours, it looks so great together!!!
I LOVE both Elle's and Max's new rooms! Both of their rooms look so stylish, organized and clean!
I'm always surprised to read where you got everything because it looks like you spent a fortune and got all those things at Anthropologie or other expensive places - but places like IKEA and Target have affordable prices. I'm impressed!
Do all your kids have their own bathrooms? Do you update/decorate their bathrooms as well?
How often do you update your kid's rooms? How often do you update the other rooms in your house?
How do you keep down on clutter? Do you have an annual garage sale? Or do you regularly take clothes and toys to some place like Salvation Army to donate?
If so, is it hard for some of your kids to give up certain things? Do you keep a few toys for each child from their childhood for when they are older?
Is everything that each child owns all in their bedroom? Or do they have like winter clothes or things in storage/storage boxes somewhere?
I'm all about updating homes/rooms, de-cluttering and living a simple life. Less is more. It's so refreshing to see someone else who values that as well.
I've been in so many homes where people are pack rats and can't throw anything away. Their homes look like they haven't changed since the 60's/70's/80's. Places that are full of clutter just feel dirty and disorganized.
I don't want to seem critical of others....the people I have visited are good people and I'm sure they mean well - they just don't know how to throw things away and update their homes.
I'm just really sensitive to my surroundings and don't think I could ever live that kind of life style or function in a place that has so much clutter and disorder.
Oh my gosh - it's beautiful! I love how calm but cheery it is! Great colours and that chair...wow - love that!
it looks so great shawn and elle, good job. can't wait to see it in real life. elle and i chose the same colors for our rooms - yellow and green. love you two so much!
Would love to see you answer the questions Brittany B asked. I think she was reading my mind. I hate clutter and my word for the year is Simplify! So would love to here your answers. Love the bright cheery feel. Great job!
@ Gina - If your word for the year is "simplify," I would recommend the book, "Simple Abundance" by Sarah Breathnach.
It's one of my favorite books! There are some quirky entries here and there (it was written in 1995). But overall I love the philosophy behind Simple Abundance - it's a timeless message for women and it's the motto for my life.
So cute I love it! It totally fits her fun bubbly personality!
I've had such a hard time with choosing a grey for my living room. I've had 5 different paint colors (shades of gray) splotched up on my walls for 2 months now :( I had gone down to dunn edwards before you ever posted and went through their grays and now I feel i must go back and check out foggy day because the color i ended up with from them has a slight brown undertone and its just not what i was looking for. enough rambling... you did well, I love it!


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Michael Calev, Director of Strategy
Perception Point is proud to be, once again, listed as a Representative Vendor for Integrated Email Security Solutions in Gartner's 2020 Market Guide Report for Email Security. Being shortlisted by Gartner is strong evidence of Perception Point's powerful technological capabilities, product offering, and commercial success.
In their in-depth report, Gartner analysts provide a comprehensive view of the evolving Email Security market and upcoming trends, including, most interestingly, the creation of a new threat vector – collaboration channels-based attacks.
According to Gartner, "Despite the growth in more targeted attacks through other vectors, email is still the most common channel for opportunistic and targeted attacks, as well as a significant source of data loss." In other words, although sometimes considered a "managed" attack vector, email is still the biggest challenge CISOs and security experts face in 2020.
What are the key threats?
For the first time, Gartner added a new threat vector to the world of content-based attacks, now totaling four main threats:
Attachment-based: a file with a dropper or a malicious payload
URL-based: phishing or a link to an exploit
Text-based: social engineering, such as BEC
Collaboration Platforms / Cloud Office Systems (new) – creative, collaboration, communication, social, coordination, and data services, along with APIs that enable integration with other systems. These include cloud storage platforms, file sharing apps, instant-messaging solutions, and more.
How can you pick the right solution for you?
This report lists key features and focus areas that can be used to assess which solutions best fit your specific need. The key ones, in our mind, are detailed below:
Advanced threat detection for files and URLs, and texts, covering all vectors
Anti-Phishing Behavioral Conditioning – end-user training and reporting
Post-delivery protection
Integration – ability to connect via MX Record, API, or both
Deployment – ability to be deployed without interfering with existing email and content flow
Ability to test – options to conduct POC without creating significant overhead
Based on our experience, after comparing all the key features and "marketing materials", the best way to choose the email security solution is direct and simple – head-to-head testing. This ensures you:
Can see for yourself the efficiency of the different solutions
Can compare results without data manipulations
Can understand which vendor is the best fit for your specific traffic
Perception Point is proud to be among the most reputable email security solutions in the market. Our solutions are being constantly tested vs. other market leaders, demonstrating improved detection and better user experience.
The Perception Point Angle.
"We are proud to be recognized by Gartner as a Representative Vendor of Integrated Email Security Solutions, which we feel is a category which highlights all of our strengths," says Yoram Salinger, CEO of Perception Point. "firstly, we provide next-gen service for email-borne attacks across all shapes and sized; secondly, we protect all collaboration channels; and thirdly, we are deployed in minutes, allowing CISO to see value in no time".
"Perception Point solutions are currently deployed in many global enterprises, across all sizes", Added Yoram. "Gartner's recognition goes hand by hand with the success we see in our business, protecting Healthcare, Retails, Tech, Telecom, Financial Services organizations and others"
"We believe that we can upgrade the security of any enterprises" stated Michael Aminov, Co-founder and Chief Architect of Perception Point. "We prevent countless emails, files, URLs, and collaboration messages each and every day, regardless if we are being deployed as the only solution or on top of Office 365 / G-Suite. This is thanks to our multi-layered technology and the human-driven Incident Response service we provide each client"
Perception Point's highlights from the report:
2 of 2 – listed for 2 years in a row
Moved to the Integrated Email Security Solutions which comprises market leaders in email security
The report features 3 different Perception Point products: Advanced Email Security, Advanced Internal Email Security, and Advanced Collaboration Security
Download the full, complimentary report here.
Gartner Disclaimer:
Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product, or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
About Perception Point
Perception Point is a Prevention-as-a-Service, delivering advanced cybersecurity solutions for global enterprises across the world. Founded in 2015 by experts from the elite Israeli cyber-intelligence units, the company is backed by prominent VCs and led by experienced tech veterans.
Our mission is to lead advanced threat prevention across enterprise collaboration channels like email, messaging, cloud storage, and more. We have developed the first-and-only solution to scan 100% of traffic dynamically, delivering the most effective cybersecurity solution in the market.


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Early Voting States Hold Presidential Candidates Hostage
by Ledger Staff
While the presidential campaign is heating up, we may be glad that we live in a democratic nation where people with political privilege are not the only ones to decide who will have the most powerful job in America. But something about democracy doesn't satisfy me.
Our democracy doesn't ensure that every citizen has a chance to voice her or his opinion. Presidential primaries and caucuses do not effectively ensure that all states have equal roles to choose who will be president. Equality should not just be part of the process where policy is made, but also the process where we decide who should make policy.
According to the Office of the Secretary of State of Washington, our state's presidential primaries will be taking place on May 29th. By the time we enter our polling places for the first time, two candidates will have probably secured their nominations for president. No matter who wins Washington, there are candidates who will have won enough votes from Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina to boot all others from the race. For Washingtonians, this is disheartening; no sports fans go to a game where the winner is declared beforehand.
There are only two terms that appear on screen and in papers as frequently as Hillary, Bernie, and Trump—Iowa and New Hampshire. They are the early voting states in this process that hold an inordinate amount of power. The Constitution states that the shared purpose of the United States is to make a more perfect union. So, if a candidate wants to be the head of the union—composed of many states with different needs—she or he must be ready to serve the lives of all fifty states.
It's not just that two states are speaking for the rest of us; these states do not reflect the racial reality of the U.S. According to the Huffington Post, 90% of the residents of Iowa and New Hampshire are white. All candidates are supposed to run with platforms that reflect the diverse wills and voices of "We the People" in the world's largest diverse country—not cater to 63% of the population who are one race. We need a candidate who can earn the trust of people of many races, ethnicities, and faiths.
If candidates only hold their rallies and town hall meetings on white streets and in white gyms, Black voices, Asian voices, Hispanic voices, American Indian voices, and all others, do not make our national soundtrack. If candidates only hear stories from people from one background and one faith, the power we place in government does not make a difference!
Every time I try to talk about the election with my friends, they tell me "It has nothing to do with our lives!" Well, it is about us! Bernie wouldn't just collect tax money from one state to make college free nationwide. Trump wouldn't just deport undocumented immigrants from one state. Every decision the president makes is an order to every corner of the nation. It is about all of us as long as we are made to pledge our allegiance to the same flag.
ILLUSTRATION BY ANNA K. FERN
Tags: 2016 presidential race, by Johnny Chen, Early Voting, primaries
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Modest, simple, real homemade Italian cooking that what Convivium is. My first time here was a few months back, when the restaurant just open it's door and no one else was there but us. I remember that from day one, they have served outstanding food with good quality and service. That's why I keep coming back to this place, even though it's hard to get a seat without a reservation nowadays.
Tiny outdoor seating (smoking area) on the porch with decorated lights at night, greeted me in front of the restaurant. The inside was simple, open kitchen with clear glass, assorted wine bottles and cute Italian knick knacks decorated the walls. There's a small Convivium bakery at the corner which is famous for their red velvet cakes, cupcakes, and their newest addition: Rainbow cakes and blue velvet cakes (which unfortunately..I didn't get to try because it was sold out).
To tell you the truth, this time I was kind of disappointed of the waitress. She didn't have a good knowledge of the menus. It seemed like they've hired new people but didn't train them well. Besides that,the food were still terrific.
We started with Pizzette Fritte (IDR 25.000): Deep fried mini pizza with fresh marinara sauce on the top. Light appetizing dish with a bit of saltiness on the dough and sour refreshing tomato paste on the top.
Mezzelune di Ricotte e Porcini con Olio Tartufato (IDR 100.000): Moon pasta stuffed with Ricotta cheese and Porcini mushrooms with Truffle oil. I love their homemade pasta here! The stuffing of chopped mushrooms and cheese are sensational.
Tagliata con Grana e Balsamico (IDR 130.000): Steak tenderloin thinly sliced with Parmesan and Balsamico. Generous portion of high quality beef, topped with salad with balsamic dressing. The combination between the salty meat, fresh veggies and sweet dressing created a perfect harmony.
Torta Pasione / Red Velvet cake (IDR 38.000): One of the best red velvet cake in town. Red velvety cake with cream cheese and Mascarpone, garnished with dried coconut. Love their red velvet cake because they made freshly by the day. You can really taste the moist and the freshness of the cake.
Torta di Carote / Carrot Cake (IDR 38.000): Yummy fluffy carrot cake with extra soft cream cheese, a hint of Cinnamon and pieces of crunchy pecan walnuts.
For those of you who has a taste for great quality of food and desserts, I think Convivium would quench that thirst.
I'm an advocate of their red velvet! I still think theirs is better than Union's anyitme of the day.
The moon-shaped pasta looks delectable though, I should've gone with that last time I went there. I ended up choosing a veal saltimbocca which wasn't good.
hi chic urban outeater writer, i really like your blog, modest n cool.
i dont think convivium has terrific food, i think the taste is just really really average, seriously. Pay a visit at Toscana or aTavola for an authentic italian cuisine, u never regret that. Well i got the same exp as u had (the watrss aint got a good knowledge of their menu) but they are saved by their rvc, it tastes good. but i think so far the best rvc in town are : aTavola, harvest, go curry,union.
Hi ET! Thanks for the comments. We are new bloggers here and still finding our way around. 🙂 It's a pleasure to know all of you who appreciates our writing. Please revisit our page often, we'll try our best to update with new reviews, as much as we possibly can.


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#include <aws/cloud9/model/CreateEnvironmentEC2Request.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/json/JsonSerializer.h>

#include <utility>

using namespace Aws::Cloud9::Model;
using namespace Aws::Utils::Json;
using namespace Aws::Utils;

CreateEnvironmentEC2Request::CreateEnvironmentEC2Request() :
    m_nameHasBeenSet(false),
    m_descriptionHasBeenSet(false),
    m_clientRequestTokenHasBeenSet(false),
    m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet(false),
    m_subnetIdHasBeenSet(false),
    m_automaticStopTimeMinutes(0),
    m_automaticStopTimeMinutesHasBeenSet(false),
    m_ownerArnHasBeenSet(false)
{
}

Aws::String CreateEnvironmentEC2Request::SerializePayload() const
{
  JsonValue payload;

  if(m_nameHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("name", m_name);

  }

  if(m_descriptionHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("description", m_description);

  }

  if(m_clientRequestTokenHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("clientRequestToken", m_clientRequestToken);

  }

  if(m_instanceTypeHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("instanceType", m_instanceType);

  }

  if(m_subnetIdHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("subnetId", m_subnetId);

  }

  if(m_automaticStopTimeMinutesHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithInteger("automaticStopTimeMinutes", m_automaticStopTimeMinutes);

  }

  if(m_ownerArnHasBeenSet)
  {
   payload.WithString("ownerArn", m_ownerArn);

  }

  return payload.View().WriteReadable();
}

Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection CreateEnvironmentEC2Request::GetRequestSpecificHeaders() const
{
  Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection headers;
  headers.insert(Aws::Http::HeaderValuePair("X-Amz-Target", "AWSCloud9WorkspaceManagementService.CreateEnvironmentEC2"));
  return headers;

}

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The task of my bachelor thesis was to develop an implementation project of apartment house with polyfunction.
The apartment building is a point type of house with a central staircase. The object has 6 storeys above ground and one basement storey. There are parking lot, basement cells and boiler room on the first basement storey. On the first floor, there are polyfunctional spaces for rent for two services and entrance to apartment house. There are housing units located on second to fifth floor. There are 2 three-room and 1 two-room flats each of these floors. Roof of the building is formed by walkable roof, where is located common terrace that serves to needs of residents of the apartments.
The load-bearing system consists of monolithic column system combined with reinforcement core made of rinforced concrete walls. Horizontal bearing system is made of reinforced concrete beam-free slabs. The buliding is founded on a mat-slab foundations.


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Ireland has the second highest rate of binge drinking in the world
Men are more likely to engage in binge drinking with 62.4 per cent of male drinkers over the age of 15 saying they had engaged in heavy episode drinking in the last 30 days.
By Michelle Hennessy Wednesday 14 May 2014, 10:48 PM
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A REPORT FROM the World Health Organisation has revealed that Ireland has the second highest rate of binge drinking in the world.
The global status report on alcohol and health found that 39 per cent of all Irish people aged 15 and over had engaged in binge drinking, or "heavy episode drinking" in the last month.
The figures put Ireland ahead of Britain's 28 per cent and just behind Austria's 40.5 per cent, out of 194 countries.
Binge drinking is defined as drinking at least six standard drinks (60g of alcohol on one drinking occasion.
Men are more likely to engage in binge drinking with 62.4 per cent of male drinkers over the age of 15 saying they had engaged in heavy episode drinking in the last 30 days, compared to 33.1 per cent of female drinkers.
The report also confirmed beer as the alcoholic beverage of choice for Irish drinkers, followed by wine and then spirits.
Commenting on the results of the report today, CEO of Alcohol Action Ireland, Suzanne Costello, said: "Alcohol increases people's risk of developing more than 200 diseases, including liver cirrhosis and several forms of cancers, and as it is not only the volume of alcohol consumed, but also the pattern of drinking over time that affects the risks of harm, a large amount of Irish people are putting themselves at risk of health harms due to their binge drinking."
"The WHO has found that worldwide about 16 percent of drinkers engage in binge drinking, but in Ireland it is three times this amount and this harmful drinking pattern is reflected by the fact that three people are dying every day due to alcohol in Ireland and 2,000 hospital beds are occupied here every night by people with alcohol-related illnesses," she said.
This effective normalisation of drunkenness in our society has been fuelled by the widespread availability of cheap alcohol, which is then very heavily promoted, with young people a particular focus of these powerful and sophisticated advertising and marketing campaigns.
The organisation said key areas of alcohol pricing, marketing and availability need to be tackled if we are to begin to change Ireland's drinking culture.
Read: Alcohol kills more than AIDS, tuberculosis and violence combined – WHO>
Read: Drinking's role "airbrushed" out of reporting of Irish alcohol-related deaths>
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In One Uganda Slum, Gambling Is a Prudent Financial Investment
As more and more Ugandans are burdened with gambling debts, a local gambling association has figured out a way to make playing cards a smart way to manage money.
by Elizabeth McSheffrey
February 25, 2015, 10:08pm
Photo par Elizabeth McSheffrey
The midafternoon sun is high over Kabalagala and the streets are buzzing. An English Premier League soccer match has just ended, and the neighborhood's betting halls are filling up quickly in anticipation of upcoming games.
Araphatt Promice pushes through the crowds at Top Betting Spot to check odds. He lost his most recent bet.
"In gambling, there is winning and losing," he says with a shrug as he studies the printed charts. "I normally lose more often than I am winning."
Kabalagala is the unofficial heart of gambling activity in Kampala, the capital city of Uganda. Its main street, Kabalagala Road, is lined with 24-hour betting halls whose slot machines shine brightly at passing commuters.
Araphatt Promice doesn't keep track of how much money he loses, but over the years those losses have put him in debt. The 26-year-old works in a betting hall part-time and has a habit of indulging after his shifts.
"I can console myself," he says. "I can lose 10 times, but on the 11th time, maybe I can win."
In 2012, gambling was named a "new driver of chronic poverty" among young people in the country by ActionAid International Uganda, Development Research and Training, and the NGO Board of Uganda, which reported, "Many youth are abandoning participating in productive activities for gambling, especially sports betting."
Gambling earns the government almost $5 million a year in taxes. That may not sound like much, but about 40 percent of Uganda's population lives on less than $1.25 per day. In addition, there are countless illegal betting establishments throughout the country paying no taxes on what they make.
According to Uganda's National Lotteries Board, there are more than 1,000 registered gambling centers in Uganda owned by fewer than 50 registered gaming firms. Their casinos, lottery houses, pool clubs, and sport betting halls run around the clock, drawing in hundreds of thousands of people each day.
"The only limit is your capacity to roll the dice," says Denis Wabwire, a floor attendant at Ultimate Betting Company on Kabalagala Road, as he leans against one of the slot machines at the crowded gambling hall. "Something should be done about it…. There should be some rules put in place for people, like how much money people can use as stakes."
The burly 30-year-old once gambled regularly at a roadside craps table, but quit when he realized he was spending more than 80 percent of his salary there each day.
Araphatt Promice checks the odds. (Photo by Elizabeth McSheffrey)
In 2013, the National Lotteries Board made a move to control the gambling industry by doubling betting company license fees to nearly $3,500 and forbidding them from setting up shop near public facilities including churches, markets, and government offices. When those measures failed to curb gambling, National Lotteries Board chairman Manzi Tumubweine issued a warning to Uganda's young adults.
"Gaming is not a solution to poverty, it's a means of leisure," he said at a press conference in January. "Although the problem in our society currently is mass unemployment, you cannot make money where money is not."
Betty Basirika, a professional counselor for Kampala's Family Life Network, says that poverty and unemployment drive thousands of young Ugandans between 18 and 30 years old to betting halls. She sees several young clients per week at her office near Kabalagala for counseling resulting from a "financial crisis" due to gambling debts.
But one small gambling association in Kampala has figured out to turn gambling into an investment.
As it does everywhere else, the house always wins at the Namuwongo Bukasa Games Association. The difference is, the gamblers are also the house.
"For us, we are not gambling," says Christopher Othieno, the association chairman who has been a member for 17 years. "Gamblers, they go to machines where you can spend millions of shillings in minutes…. We just come here to play, and that is where we can save our small money."
Every day, members meet by a yellow shack on the outskirts of the Namuwongo slum. There, they play cards and a dice game called Ludo, which is similar to Parcheesi. The stakes are less than $2 a game — relatively low for residents of Kampala. (Ugandans in urban centers tend to have more money than those living in rural parts of the country.) This means no one risks betting away a month's salary, losing school fees, or going into debt.
The winner of each game wins the pot — minus 20 percent. That take is stored in a community savings fund for distribution to members at the end of the year. Othieno wouldn't say how or where it's stored, however. He fears attracting the attention of thieves.
In 2013, the association accumulated nearly $6,300, and at the end of the year, each of its members received a $105 payout. According to a recent survey by the Uganda National Bureau of Statistics, that's about one month's salary for the average Ugandan.
"It is a smart way [to gamble] because we just get a little money from our own [games] here, and at the end of the year, we distribute amongst ourselves," says the chairman. "When any member here gets a problem, we have to make sure we pay whatever is required to sort it."
The association began in Naumuwongo more than 30 years ago with fewer than 15 members who paid 17 cents per game. Since then, it has expanded to a membership of more than 50 people, with new participants registering at the start of each year. Four years ago, the association registered with the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), making it a legal, official organization.
Membership standards dictate that in addition to being from the Namuwongo area, registrants must also be sober and actively employed. The standards are designed to keep members from gambling for income rather than leisure — and to prevent young adults from betting irresponsibly.
Members of the Namuwongo Bukasa Games Association play Ludo. (Photo by Elizabeth McSheffrey)
In addition to the payouts at the end of the year, the association also chooses one member to be the beneficiary of extra cash. The lump sum goes to an individual who has undergone a personal or family tragedy and requires funds for medical treatment, transportation, or funeral costs.
In 2005, that person was Samuel Asiimwe, who unexpectedly lost his father to cancer. He received $17.50 to go home to his village and be with his family — money that covered his unexpected expenses.
"That was the saddest day of my life," he says while sitting on a bench near the Ludo board. "But this group, we are like brothers."
The association provides only what is required to deal with misfortunes, nothing more. This ensures maximum payouts to members, and that the group has enough cash on hand to deal with larger emergencies should they arise.
Smiling, Asiimwe picks up a small orange cup containing the Ludo dice and shoots them across the table. Today, he takes home $5.60 for winning the game.
"In the next four or five years we won't have a poor member," Othieno says while watching the game. "There is no man who will cry for a problem." Women are allowed in the group, he says, but none have registered so far.
The ultimate goal of the association is to make every member financially secure; it even offers interest-free loans to those undergoing financial hardship. A small portion of funds are withdrawn weekly for maintenance of the cards and Ludo board, but the rest of the money remains in the pot for distribution in late December.
Othieno and the other board members don't collect a salary, and during his 17 years of membership, he says there have never been any problems with member theft.
"You can see we are all gentlemen," Othieno says. "In our association here, we don't just let people who we don't know join. You can't just come here and start cutting other people's pockets."
As far as Othieno knows, the Namuwongo Bukasa Games Association is the only one of its kind in Kampala, despite hundreds of other informal gambling groups operating in the shadows of casinos and betting halls.
The association is well aware of the country's youth gambling concerns, says Othieno, who keeps a close eye on all of his members under 30 years old. In addition to requiring them to be actively employed, he and the senior group members monitor their finances to ensure they can afford to bet.
The model has worked for more than 30 years, and the chairman is surprised that more informal gambling groups haven't adopted a similar framework. He suspects few people have heard of the Namuwongo Bukasa Games Association outside of the slum itself, but hopes word will spread in Kampala.
"We are the best association," Othieno says. "If other people are trying to learn from us, I can welcome them."
Heads around him nod in agreement. Attention then returns to the game.
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Taiwan, officielt Republikken Kina (ROC), er en stat i det østlige Asien centreret omkring øen med det samme navn.

Taiwan kan også referere til:
 Friområdet Republikken Kina, eller Taiwanområdet, territoriet Taiwan
 Kinesiske Taipei - navnet benyttet af Taiwan for deltagere i nogle internationale organisationer
 Taiwan (provins) - en administrativ provins der dækker en stor del af Taiwan
 Republikken Formosa - eller Taiwan Republikken, republikken der eksisterede i Taiwan i 1895
 Taiwan-præfekturet - et præfektur i Qing Dynastiet fra 1684 til 1887
 "Taiwanprovinsen", Kina - en politisk konstruktion der reflekter at Kina gør krav på territoriet
 "Taiwan (Kina)" et kontroversielt begreb der præsenterer Taiwan som en del af Kina
 Taiwan (ø) - øen med navnet Taiwan

Tai Wan ("stor bugt") er navnet på flere steder i Hongkong, inklusive:
 Tai Wan (Hung Hom), et område i Kowloon, som inkluderer Tai Wan Road
 Tai Wan, en strand Tai Long Wan (Sai Kung) øst for the New Territories
 Tai Wan, en bugt og landsby på øen Po Toi

Øvrige
 2169 Taiwan - en asteroide

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 Republikken Kina (flertydig)


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By Terri Moon Cronk
Despite claims from the Taliban that they now control the western Afghanistan city of Farah, the city has not fallen into their hands, chief Pentagon spokesperson Dana W. White told reporters Thursday.
This week, Afghanistan's national defense and security forces, supported by U.S. air power and advisors, defeated a major Taliban offensive in Farah, White said.
Today, in spite of vain Taliban attempts to challenge the Afghan government's control of the city, it remains under the control of Afghan forces, she added.
"Our Afghan partners' success in places like Farah are a testament to the tremendous improvements in the Afghan National Army, Afghan special security forces and the Afghan air force," White said, noting that Afghan A-29s and MI-17s conducted multiple airstrikes during the offensive in Farah.
Six Afghan Corps on the Offensive
For the first time, all six Afghan army corps are on the offensive against the Taliban across Afghanistan, she added.
"This is a great milestone for Afghanistan that will allow for coordinated campaigns as they take the fight to the Taliban throughout the country," White said.
The United States stands firmly beside its Afghan partners and will continue to reinforce the Afghan-led offensive, White told reporters.
"As [Defense Secretary James N. Mattis] has said, we stand by the Afghan people, we stand by the Afghan government, and the NATO mission in Afghanistan will continue as we drive the Taliban to a political settlement," she said.
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How gamification improved student engagement for Kaplan University
By Rebecca Merrett
With the majority of IT programming students who just to do their own thing in the classroom at Kaplan University, Dr David DeHaven – the dean of the university – wanted to change that and find a way to improve student engagement and have them work more collaboratively.
DeHaven turned to gaming techniques – such as leader boards, challenges, quests, badges, etc. – to make the course activities more fun and encourage group collaboration rather than siloed working.
The university has 54,000 students in total, with 3,500 in the School of Information Technology who are learning through online games. DeHaven is using Badgeville's platform, which is integrated into the school's learning management system, eCollege.
"We had a course where the failure or drop rate was fairly high. After we implemented this series of techniques, the failure rate dropped by 16 per cent," DeHaven said, who was a speaker at this year's EduTECH event in Brisbane.
"Their time spent in class went up 9-10 per cent, and students who use to post in the online discussion about three to four times [a week] were now posting between 10 and 15 times."
DeHaven created a series of 'challenge assignments' that were designed to push students to excel in their work. The students were told that they were not going to get extra credit for completing a 'challenge assignment'. By not offering extra credit, DeHaven wanted to test whether gaming would still motivate students and offer them an opportunity to produce their own outstanding work.
"Eighty-five per cent of the students self-selected the harder assignment, and even in taking the harder assignment the overall grades in the courses that have used these techniques are up about 9 per cent," he said.
DeHaven said the learning management system can track how often students post, how detailed and informative their posts are, which activities students' spend more time on, etc. He said this information is used to design the games and create reward systems for student progress.
"We quickly determine the profile of the types of responses that students – who understand the material – give and earn good grades. The system can recognise when you demonstrate a behaviour and will give you a first poster badge, for example, when you are an early participant in the week. It may also give you a badge for sharing resources and bringing provocative questions to the table. Those things can be automatically sensed by the system and immediately rewarded," DeHaven said.
There is also skills competency-based badging for some classes, where students can prove they have mastered a subject, DeHaven said. Students can use this as a reference or to demonstrate their abilities when applying for internships or jobs.
"You'll be assessed, and that badge or that competency will be displayable to your friends, employers via LinkedIn and Facebook in advance of earning your degree. You may not have your degree yet, but you can demonstrate mastery and competency and that can help you in your job search."
From the success the games had in the IT school, DeHaven is now expanding it into other faculties such as general education, nursing, criminal justice, and business. He said each game will be designed for the unique outcomes of the courses.
Gamification has also helped lecturers or teachers give feedback more frequently as they are able to track students' progress more easily, DeHaven said. "The students who are successful in their work as well as in their study are the ones who receive that feedback engagement early. It creates ongoing persistence.
"Currently, education is a flawed game. You have levels called classes, and you have an ultimate prize called a degree. But often you don't get insight into the true community of your peers and what they are doing and how they are being successful. Having achievements, leader boards, games, and so on creates a more transparent environment to build community and collaboration so that all can be successful."


Thirteen-year-old Idalmin Santana has a ready smile and long braids. She lives with a foster family in Jamaica, Queens, because her parents are in prison.
Thirteen-year-old Idalmin Santana has a ready smile and long braids. She lives with a foster family in Jamaica, Queens, because her parents are in prison. "My father used to sell drugs, and my mother didn't rat on him," she explains.
On March 9 Idalmin traveled to Albany as one of more than 200 lobbyists-for-a-day, who sleepily boarded buses at 6:30 AM for the Tenth Annual Coalition for Women Prisoners Advocacy Day. The coalition–a hodgepodge of former convicts, human rights organizations and assorted family members and supporters–came to the state capital to protest what they see as New York's over-reliance on incarceration as a response to poverty, abuse and addiction. In meetings with over a hundred legislators, coalition members highlighted the problems facing incarcerated women, the fastest-growing segment of the US prison population.
These consequences include, in many states, disenfranchisement for life, bans on public housing and bars against receiving government financial aid for education. A little-debated provision in the 1996 welfare reform law mandates a lifetime ban on welfare and food stamps for drug offenders, although New York is one of eight states that have opted out of the ban.
Who are these female convicts? Outside of Quentin Tarantino films, women who set out to go on bloody rampages are exceedingly rare. The far more typical female inmate is an addict who starts using drugs to deal with the trauma of childhood abuse and turns a few tricks to support her habit. Or the pawn who unwittingly gets caught serving as a "mule" in a drug deal. Or the abused partner who fires the household gun in desperation in a final fight. Indeed, female convicts across the board report alarming rates of abuse: in 1999, the federal government found that close to sixty percent of all women in state prisons nationwide suffered abusive histories.
These women do not generally pose a threat to society; insofar as they do, counseling and treatment often prevent future offenses more effectively–and cheaply–than incarceration. "Most women who commit minor crimes are perfect for diversion to alternatives to incarceration, such as treatment programs and counseling," says Tamar Kraft-Stolar, director of the Correctional Association of New York's Women in Prison Project, which organized the lobby day. A 1994 RAND study is one of many that point to the relative cost-effectiveness of treatment: It found that every dollar invested in substance-abuse treatment saves taxpayers $7.46 in societal costs.
"Locking women up also has an especially deleterious effect on society," Kraft-Stolar says, "since about 75 percent of women inmates are mothers and their children's primary caregivers." This results in children being shuffled around to relatives or put into the foster care system, which wreaks havoc on a child's development, not to mention the additional taxpayer costs incurred. What's more, since most New York State inmates come from New York City, and most prisons are upstate, even visiting is a daunting and expensive prospect.
The activists in Albany advocated passage of several pending bills. One, sponsored by State Senator Olga Mendez, would allow early parole for women convicted of crimes against their abusers. Mendez, who met survivors of abuse through her work with a domestic violence program, says, "Many of them ended up in prison because they were abused horrendously." She came away with the conviction that "this person who has been abused shouldn't be punished twice." The bill would allow such women, who have a practically nonexistent rate of recidivism, to become eligible for release on parole after completing one-third of their term. Reformers are also seeking the repeal of the infamous Rockefeller drug laws, which mandate draconian prison terms for the possession of small amounts of drugs.
The lobby day drew more than double the participants it had last year. As Kraft-Stolar puts it, "People are increasingly organized, increasingly educated and increasingly mobilized on prison issues." At the end of the day, Idalmin Santana summarized her experience. "I think they paid attention to us," Idalmin said. "We even started crying," her sister added. Whether that attention and those tears will translate into law–and possible reunification with their mother–is now in the hands of the legislators.


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Bury and Bolton serve as cautionary tales for Argentine clubs
Argentina should be in no rush to wrest clubs out of fans' control and open up the Superliga to private owners.
Dan Edwards
A devastated fan stands outside Bury Football Club's stadium. | AP/Dolores Ochoa
As is perhaps inevitable in a country which has suffered so painfully in recent decades from political and economic instability, the temptation for the Argentine public to look wistfully at how things are done 'over there,' in Europe and elsewhere in the world, is sometimes overwhelming. As we battle with spiralling inflation and nerves over hefty debt payments, it is easy to imagine the grass is always greener on the other side. In the sporting arena, a similar phenomenon also occurs.
Dogged as Argentine football is by restrictive budgets, the constant exodus of its stars and serious deficiencies in infrastructure and security, elite divisions such as England's Premier League loom on the horizon as a Promised Land that might just be reached if only local administrators imitate that shining example. The reality, however, is never so simple, as two historic teams across the Atlantic Ocean demonstrated over the last few days.
Last week opened with Bolton Wanderers and Bury fighting for their lives. Not in a sporting sense; literally, to stave off the risk of dropping out of professional football altogether and facing oblivion. Bolton were saved by a last-minute takeover and injection of fresh capital which means that the side, one of the Football League's founder members in 1888, live to see another day. Bury were not so fortunate. The Shakers, who had been active in the top four English divisions since 1894, were expelled due to insolvency, the first team to face such a fate for more than 20 years.
There are many conclusions to be drawn from one club's demise and the (temporary?) stay of execution granted to another. One of course is the gaping inequality present in football, where in the Premier League players come and go for eight or nine-figure transfer fees and with salaries that create instant millionaires, while two or three divisions down institutions barely have enough funds to pay the bills and keep the lights on. Another interpretation casts a wider look at English football's former heart, the industrial belt of the northwest which both Bury and Bolton call home, impoverished and demoralised by the closing of factories from the 1980s onwards, and sees the plight of those cities' clubs as another symptom of their malaise.
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From an Argentine perspective, though, it is the mismanagement of those in charge that should be of most interest. The spectre of the nation's biggest clubs falling into private hands has been diminished now with the spectacular defeat of President Mauricio Macri, the initiative's biggest cheerleader, in primary elections, but those determined to keep teams under fan control must remain vigilant still.
Plenty of influential voices would yet like to see the current system overhauled. Superagent Cristian Bragarnik, for one. "I don't think fans decide much now," he told Clarín in February. "They can only insult from the stands or support. And in the countries where sporting private companies have been introduced I don't see unhappy fans."
Bragarnik may like to consult with Bury's faithful. The club was purchased in December 2018 for the symbolic fee of one British pound sterling by businessman Steve Dale, a man who showed total ignorance, not to say contempt, for those hoping for salvation. "I never went to Bury. It's not a place I frequented," Dale told BBC Radio 5 Live as Bury teetered on the brink of existence. "So for me to walk away from Bury and never go back is a very easy thing to do. I don't do anything up there. I didn't even know there was a football team called Bury, to be honest with you."
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"It's absolutely disgusting – the EFL needs to be reformed. You can't have people buying a club for a pound and bleeding it dry," Bury fan Helen Richardson fired off to The Guardian. Dale indeed is far from the only unscrupulous figure to buy into a team in the hope of a quick profit and to pull the plug at the slightest hint of frustration. From the Premier League down clubs have long been a convenient outlet for impresarios to perform all means of financial acrobatics, without fear of sanction from a governing body whose timidity when it comes to financial misdeeds is infamous.
Closer to home the likes of Racing Club, Ferro and Deportivo Español have all previously suffered from private interests. Positive examples do exist, of course, but they can only become the norm if the buyer in question has near-unlimited riches and no expectation of profit – the case of Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, whose status as effective property of Middle-Eastern governments raises its own ethical dilemmas – or if those interested in investing are vetted and controlled with extreme vigour. With little prospect of the former occurring and, if those much-admired league 'over there' are any indication, less chance still that the latter can take place, Argentina should be in no rush to wrest clubs out of fans' control and open the Superliga and beyond to the whims of a single individual's chequebook.
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One killed in crash near Desert Hot Springs
Colin Atagi, and Dave Nyczepir
One person was killed and two others injured in a head-on collision around 12:30 p.m. on Indian Canyon Drive north of Thomas Avenue near Desert Hot Springs, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Marlon Mack, 29, of Desert Hot Springs was pronounced dead on the scene, while Fausto Lopez, 60, and his passenger Fermin Calleros, 66, of Desert Hot Springs suffered minor injuries and did not go to a hospital.
Mack, who was driving a 2012 Toyota Camry, was not wearing a seat belt.
The Toyota was speeding south on Indian Canyon when it veered onto the right shoulder, the driver over-corrected to the left and veered directly in front of Lopez's 2003 GMC pickup heading north on the same road, authorities said. The left fronts of both vehicles collided, resulting in major damage to both vehicles but primarily the Toyota.
Officers continue to investigate the crash, authorities said, but neither driver is suspected of driving under the influence. There have not been any reports of road closures.


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Why is VAT still flying under the radar?
Something interesting has been happening at KPMG in Hungary. To combat the challenging Hungarian economy, the local office started looking at other opportunities to export their services – and at the same time shore up the revenue base. In doing so, they appear to be taking advantage of a fast-growing trend. After only three years, a team of 60 is now providing centralized VAT and Indirect Tax compliance services to an international customer base – and 30-40% growth is expected over the next year.
Mark Bownas, Deputy Senior Partner for KPMG in Hungary takes Barbara Hodge's questions on camera, at SSOW in Amsterdam earlier this spring, and outlines the three options for a more standardized approach to Indirect Tax compliance.


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