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Josette Simon
Josette Patricia Simon (born 15 November 1960), OBE, is a British actress from Leicester of Antiguan descent. She trained for the stage at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London.[1]
Josette Patricia Simon
Leicester, Leicestershire, England
Mark Padmore (1996–2004)
After leaving Central School of Speech and Drama she was chosen to play the part of Dayna Mellanby in the third and fourth seasons of the television sci-fi series Blake's 7.[2] Her more recent television work includes roles in Lewis, Casualty, Skins, Midsomer Murders, The Last Detective, Death in Paradise and the Poirot episode "The Mystery of the Blue Train". Simon's film appearances include Cry Freedom[2] and Milk and Honey, for which she was nominated for a Best Actress award. In 1992 she starred alongside Brenda Fricker in the TV film Seekers, produced by Sarah Lawson.
Simon is also a notable stage actress who has performed frequently with the Royal National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company,[2] being cast as one of the three "weird sisters" in Macbeth alongside Kathy Behean, Lesley Sharp and Bob Peck who played the lead. Simon was cast as Cleopatra in the Royal Shakespeare Company's 2017 production of Antony and Cleopatra, directed by Iqbal Khan.[3][4]
As a black actress, she has been at the forefront of 'colour-blind casting', frequently taking roles traditionally considered white.[5][6] One example is Maggie in Arthur Miller's After the Fall, which has been said to have been based on Marilyn Monroe, former wife of Miller, a performance that won Simon the Evening Standard's Best Actress award in 1990,[7] as well as several Best Actress nominations.
She was also nominated for a Best Actress award for her performance in Golden Girls at the RSC.
In 2009 she appeared in the inaugural episode of the resurrected TV series Minder.
In 2019 She appears as Cynthia in the sci-fi series Nightflyers.
Awards and honoursEdit
Simon was awarded the OBE for services to drama in 2000,[8] and also received Plays and Players Most Promising Newcomer 1984, Best Actress Plays and Players Award 1985, Toronto Film Festival Best Actress Award 1986, Best Actress Atlantic Film Festival Award 1986, Best Actress Paris Film Festival Award 1987, an honorary Master of Arts degree from the University of Leicester in 1995.[2] best actress evening standard drama award 1991 Laurence Olivier award 1991 Critics Circle award 1991 London Theatre Critics award 1991 Prix Italia Award (radio), Berlin 1988 Pioneers and Achievers Award 2000
Simon married tenor Mark Padmore in 1996. The couple divorced in 2004. They have one child.
Filmography (incomplete)Edit
1987 Cry Freedom Dr. Ramphele
1988 Milk and Honey Joanna Bell
2012 Red Lights Corinne
2017 Wonder Woman Mnemosyne
2019 Pokémon Detective Pikachu Grams
1980-1981 Blake's 7 Dayna Mellanby 26 episodes
1981 1..2..3..Go! Herself (presenter) Various episodes
1984 Play for Today Linda King "King"
1988 Thompson Various roles 2 episodes
1989 Capital City Beatrice "Take Over"
1992 Nice Town Frankie Thompson 3 episodes
1997 Kavanagh QC Dr. Hilary Jameson "Blood Money"
1998 Dalziel and Pascoe Eileen Anstiss "Bones and Silence"
1998 Silent Witness DCI Jo Hoskins 2 episodes – "Divided Loyalties: Part 1 & 2"
2003 The Last Detective Jemma Duvall "Lofty"
2005 Hercule Poirot Mirelle Miles "The Mystery of the Blue Train"
2006 Casualty Sarah Keith "The Sunny Side of the Street, Part 1 & 2"
2007 Lewis Stephanie Fielding "Expiation"
2008 Skins Jal's mother 1 episode - "Jal"
2009 Casualty Frances Liveley 6 episodes
2010 Casualty Frances Liveley "Loves Me, Loves Me Not"
2011 Silent Witness Mrs Ferris 2 episodes – "First Casualty: Part 1 & 2"
2012 New Tricks Vera 1 episode – "Queen and Country"
2012 Merlin The Euchdag 2 episodes – "Arthur's Bane: Parts One & Two"
2014 Death in Paradise Judge Anne Stone 1 episode - "An Artistic Murder"
2014 Suspects Dr. Melanie Standish 1 episode
2017 Broadchurch Chief Superintendent Clark 3 episodes
2018 The Split Maya supporting cast
2019 Nightflyers Cynthia 3 episodes
^ CSSD Alumni Archived 16 July 2006 at the Wayback Machine
^ a b c d "The Royal Shakespeare Company actress and star of TV's Blake's 7 looks back on her career and her childhood in Leicester". Leicester Mercury. 9 April 2013. Archived from the original on 16 August 2015. Retrieved 28 April 2016.
^ Antony and Cleopatra cast and creatives, Royal Shakespeare Company.
^ David Jays, "Josette Simon: 'Powerful women are reduced to being dishonourable'", The Guardian, 21 March 2017.
^ Louise Jury (24 February 2006). "Colour-blind casting finds new stars for Billy Elliott". The Independent. London. Retrieved 30 March 2017.
^ Hugh Quarshie (25 February 2002). "'Black kings are old hat'". The Guardian. London, UK. Retrieved 22 May 2010.
^ "Theatre Awards, 1990". Albemarle-london.com. Archived from the original on 17 September 2010. Retrieved 22 May 2010.
^ "Birthday Honours 2000". BBC News. 16 June 2000. Retrieved 22 May 2010.
Josette Simon on IMDb
British Theatre Guide
Interview in the Leicester Mercury
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Josette_Simon&oldid=902901087"


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Born in Italy in 1976, Dr. Meacci is Consultant Thoracic Surgeon at the Division of General Thoracic Surgery - "Fondazione Policlinico A.Gemelli" University Hospital – Catholic University of Sacred Heart of Rome (Chief Prof. S. Margaritora), Rome, Italy, where she works since 2005. Dr. Elisa Meacci graduated in Medicine from Catholic University of the Sacred Hearth (UCSC) in Rome (Italy) in 2000.
She worked as resident in the Department of General Thoracic Surgery at "A.Gemelli" University Hospital in Rome and, after a three - month fellowship program in Cardio-thoracic Surgery at the Department of Thoracic, Cardiac and Transplantation - University of Nantes, France in 2001 (Prof. J.L. Michaud), she got her General Thoracic Surgery degree from Catholic University of Sacred Hearth in 2005.
She authored many publications and comments in international peer reviewed journals like Annals of Thoracic Surgery, European Journal of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Thorax, Journal of Thoracic Oncology etc and also several book chapters.
The main interests of Dr. Meacci are in thoracic minimally invasive surgical oncology.
Her research area deals with lung cancer, lung metastases, thymic pathology, hyperhidrosis, chest wall tumors and reconstruction, esophageal cancer, robotic surgery and Uniportal- VATS surgery.
Dr. Meacci is member of the following scientific societies: ESTS (European Society of Thoracic Surgeons); EACTS (European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery), SICT (Italian Society of Thoracic Surgery).


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Then there is the dressing: butter and marmalade, nutella, honey, maple syrup… I can go on forever.
Well, do you want to know how I make them when I have all the ingredients?
Then what do I do? I simply put all together, except for the milk. I mix everything with a fork and then I add some milk until the mixture is soft and creamy but not liquid.
Then I warm up a non-stick pan and put 2 spoons of the mixture to form a circle. When you see some bubble on the top rotate it, wait a bit and then it's ready. Repeat until you finish the mixture.
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The 'In My Head' star told he is lucky the injury wasn't any more serious.
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Cancer clinicians and scientists transition their talents to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic
Written By Tiha M. Long, PhD
Hematology and Oncology (Cancer)
Research and Discoveries
Nishant Agrawal MD
Thomas F. Gajewski MD, PhD
Mark J. Ratain MD
Reem Jan MBBS
The spread of COVID-19 has challenged physicians and scientists across the globe to come together and use their expertise to tackle the pandemic. The researchers of the University of Chicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center are leading large-scale efforts to diagnose and treat this disease, not only to protect their patients, but to protect and improve the health of everyone. Goals critical to fighting COVID-19 are improving diagnosis to treat infected patients and to efficiently monitor the spread of infection, characterizing responses to determine why it is severe in some patients, and developing treatments to minimize the need for intensive care and prevent death.
Detecting and diagnosing COVID-19
Developing computer-aided imaging methods to outsmart COVID-19
Maryellen Giger, PhD, an expert in computer-aided imaging of lung and breast cancers, is spearheading the development of artificial intelligence (AI) to detect, diagnose and guide treatment for COVID-19.
"Over the decades, my lab has been investigating and developing AI for cancer images with the goal of improving the detection, diagnosis and assessment of response to therapy," Giger said. "We are now applying that knowledge as we develop AI methods to help interpret lung images of COVID-19."
Giger, with Samuel G. Armato, PhD, and UChicago Medicine colleagues are collaborating with researchers from Argonne National Laboratory to develop AI to analyze x-rays and CT scans from COVID-19 patients in order to identify, characterize stage of infection and guide treatment decisions.
This computer vision system for COVID-19 is developed by "training" the system with a pre-existing dataset of cases with various lung diseases, then building on that dataset through "transfer learning" with COVID-19 cases from UChicago Medicine. Giger's innovative technology can apply models from other lung conditions, such as cancer, to characterize COVID-19 cases. In addition to helping individual patients, these algorithms may eventually be used to track current and previous infection, providing critical data for public health.
Optimizing molecular biology techniques to detect COVID-19
A molecular biology technique called PCR (polymerase chain reaction) has been widely used to detect the genetic material of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in order to determine if a patient is COVID-19-positive. In general, this type of test is fairly quick and reliable, but sample collection by swabbing the nasal passages requires a healthcare professional, which is an extra hurdle. Also, the supplies needed for the test are expensive, limiting widespread use.
A team of Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers, led by Evgeny Izumchenko, PhD, with Jeremy Segal, MD, PhD, Savas Tay, PhD, and Nishant Agrawal, MD, are comparing two different PCR tests: an optimized quantitative (q)PCR versus droplet digital (dd)PCR to see if they can reliably detect the COVID-19 virus in saliva as well as in nasal swabs. They will also optimize an automated high-throughput lab test to decrease the processing time and reduce the use of expensive reagents, or chemical ingredients, without losing accuracy.
Izumchenko commented, "the goal of this study is to develop a less invasive and more sensitive method and to reduce risk of exposure for healthcare workers."
This work could lead to home testing for COVID-19 with only a saliva sample and without the need for expensive reagents, making testing much more affordable and convenient for widespread use.
Differences in severity of COVID-19
Why is the response to SARS-CoV-2 infection so varied?
Thomas F. Gajewski, MD, PhD, is leading a study to track and characterize the immune response of patients enrolled in COVID-19 drug trials. Gajewski and colleagues are using samples collected from patients to examine their levels of cytokines—the molecules that trigger inflammation—and characterize their immune cells to see how these factors relate to a patient's ability to fight the virus and respond to therapies.
"This translational research study is an outstanding example of the team science capabilities at UChicago Medicine, involving dozens of investigators," Gajewski commented.
In addition to immune profiling of patients, this in-depth study will determine how other factors correlate with disease severity. The levels of virus-attacking antibodies and T cells will be measured. Gene expression analysis will be performed on patient immune cells to further characterize individual responses. Also, genetic tests will uncover differences in patient DNA that impact response. Each of these components will provide insight as to why patients have widely variable susceptibility to the severity of COVID-19.
Environmental factors will be taken into account, as well. Because there is evidence that the bacteria in the normal lung can be beneficial or detrimental to the development of severe lung pathology, the microbiota in the airways and lungs will be analyzed. This extensive data will provide evidence as to whether interventions that alter the lung microbiome might improve outcomes.
Treating COVID-19: Examining all approaches
Antibodies: keys to treatment and vaccine discovery
Patrick Wilson, PhD, is an expert in B cell biology and antibodies. Since early in the pandemic, he has been analyzing blood samples from recovered patients provided by collaborators across the country. Wilson isolates B cells (immune cells which produce antibodies) from these samples, then sequences the DNA to use in the production of antibodies that may have anti-viral function. Antibodies created from this patient DNA are being tested against viral proteins to see which ones can bind.
Wilson is collaborating with Argonne scientists to use the powerful X-ray imager, Advanced Photon Source, to visualize the protein-antibody interactions to determine which antibodies best bind to viral particles and may be effective against the virus. Effective antibodies may be tested to directly treat patients and offer clues to develop effective vaccines. Also, it is possible to use this method to determine if people have immunity to the virus, which is important for modeling community spread.
Tocilizumab inhibits severe inflammatory responses
High levels of the inflammatory cytokine interleukin (IL)-6, can trigger cytokine release syndrome (CRS), a deadly inflammatory response. The IL-6 receptor-targeting monoclonal antibody, tocilizumab, is an existing drug that successfully blocks IL-6 activity and is currently used to treat cancer patients with hyperinflammation following CAR T-cell therapy. It is a promising treatment of lung inflammation caused by COVID-19.
Mark J. Ratain, MD, and Gajewski are co-investigators on a clinical trial testing the efficacy of tocilizumab in COVID-19 patients. The trial is led by UChicago Medicine clinician Pankti Reid, MD, MPH, from the section of rheumatology. In addition to using tocilizumab to reduce COVID-19 symptoms, this trial will improve understanding of the role of IL-6 and the inflammatory response in COVID-19 disease.
Does hydroxychloroquine work against COVID-19?
Hydroxychloroquine inhibits production of inflammatory cytokines by immune cells, and overall immune cell activity, in a non-specific, non-targeted fashion. It is currently used to treat lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, both auto-immune diseases. Hydroxychloroquine is thought to function by reducing activation of the immune system and may have direct anti-viral function.
Ratain and Gajewski are co-investigators of a clinical trial led by Reem Jan, MD, testing hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 patients. This study will provide evidence of whether hydroxychloroquine is effective against COVID-19.
Cancer clinicians and researchers are creating solutions
Cancer clinicians and researchers are dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and well-being of their patients. Usually, this means screening, diagnosing, treating and developing new therapies to help patients beat cancer. In this time of the COVID-19 pandemic, these scientists leapt to the frontline, fighting this deadly virus to protect not only cancer patients, but all patients.
"UChicago Medicine and Comprehensive Cancer Center investigators rapidly deployed their research talents towards beating this pandemic," Ratain said. "We have banded together with other physicians and scientists across disciplines and institutions, to develop and test tools for detection, diagnosis, treatment and tracking of COVID-19. This work is critical to allowing the return to a focus on defeating all forms of cancer, and improving health for everyone."
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UChicago Medicine is designated as a Comprehensive Cancer Center by the National Cancer Institute, the most prestigious recognition possible for a cancer institution. We have more than 200 physicians and scientists dedicated to defeating cancer.
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Summer 2020 Pathways to Discovery: COVID-19 and Cancer
The latest issue of Pathways to Discovery is devoted to the COVID-19 crisis and its impact on patient care, research and community. Comprehensive Cancer Center clinicians and researchers are creating solutions to address challenges caused by the pandemic.
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Summer research programs: Creating life-changing experiences for high school and undergraduate students
'Masked' cancer drug sneaks through body to deliver anti-tumor treatment with fewer side effects
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Study shows promising results for triple-drug therapy for post-transplant management of multiple myeloma
Protecting teens and preteens from HPV-related cancers: What parents need to know about the vaccine, risk and more
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Black women more likely to die from breast cancer: What factors are influencing this disparity and how can they be addressed?
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The location where Kai Lawrence was interviewed.
Place of Interest in Fresno, California, United States.
This is the location where Kai Lawrence was interviewed.
It is situated on the northwestern corner of West McKinley Avenue and North Marks Avenue in Fresno, California.
Kai, whose real name is Caleb Lawrence McGillvary, became affectionately known as "Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker" after he defended a woman by striking her attacker over the head with a hatchet.
The attacker was a man named Jett Simmons McBride, who had picked Kai up earlier that day. While the pair were driving along together, McBride reportedly told the hitchhiker that he was Jesus Christ and that he could get away with anything that he wanted to.
Bizarrely, he then proceeded to drive his car into a road worker at this corner.
Following the collision, Kai jumped out of the vehicle to try and help the victim. At the same time, another female bystander also ran over to help.
The woman in question did not realize that the crash was intentional. As a result, she attempted to help McBride, who was still sitting in his car.
At that point, McBride suddenly attacked her and put her in a bear hug.
When Kai saw McBridge manhandling the woman, he grabbed a hatchet from his backpack and struck him over the head.
Shortly after the incident, the homeless drifter gave an interview to a KMPH reporter named Jessob Reisbeck. During the interview, he colorfully reenacted how he had "smashed" the woman's assailant on the back of the head.
Later that evening, Reisbeck decided to upload the full version of the interview to YouTube.
The following morning, the reporter woke up and realized that the video had gone viral.
From that point on, Kai became an Internet sensation. Musicians remixed his interview into songs, and Internet users turned him into a meme. He even appeared on the talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Sadly, Kai's story did not end well. TV producers found him too erratic and scatterbrained to work with, and his efforts at launching a music career never really panned out.
As his short-lived fame began to dwindle, he went back to doing what he knew best: drifting across the United States.
In May of 2013, he was arrested for the murder of a 73-year-old attorney named Joseph Galfy. Galfy was found badly beaten to death at his home on Starlite Drive in Clark, New Jersey.
Although Kai claimed that Galfy had raped him and that he had acted in self-defense, the jury did not believe his story.
In April of 2019, he was found guilty of first-degree murder. One month later, he was sentenced to 57 years in prison.
Where was Kai Lawrence interviewed?
The latitude and longitude coordinates for the corner are:
North Marks Avenue
The corner of West McKinley Avenue and North Marks Avenue is situated in the West Side neighborhood of Fresno, California. It lies to the west of the Golden State Highway.
Fresno is a city in California's San Joaquin Valley. It lies about 120 miles southeast of San Jose and San Francisco.
Photos of the corner and other related images.
This Google Street View image of the corner between West McKinley Avenue and North Marks Avenue was taken in February of 2021.
Since then, the area has undergone a number of changes.
Then and now.
Although the location has changed a lot, the fence at the back still exists.
The junction where James Dean died in a car crash.
Crash Site Location in Shandon, California, United States
The alley where Candice Welch's body was found.
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namespace Fd\OfertaEducativaBundle\Model;

use Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager;
use Doctrine\ORM\EntityRepository;

use Fd\EstablecimientoBundle\Entity\Respuesta;
use Fd\OfertaEducativaBundle\Entity\Disciplina;

class DisciplinaManager {

    protected $em;
    protected $repository;

    public function __construct(EntityManager $em) {
        $this->em = $em;
        $this->repository = $this->em->getRepository('OfertaEducativaBundle:Disciplina');
    }

    /**
     * Crea un nuevo objeto vacío
     *
     * @return Dependencia
     */
    public static function crearVacio() {
        return new Disciplina();
    }

    /**
     * Persiste un objeto y devuelve un objeto con el resultado
     *
     * @return Respuesta
     */
    public function crear($entity, $flush = true) {

        $respuesta = new Respuesta();

        $em = $this->em;

        try {

            $em->persist($entity);

            if ($flush) {
                $em->flush();
            }

            $respuesta->setObjNuevo($entity);
            $respuesta->setCodigo(1);
            $respuesta->setMensaje('Se guardó la disciplina exitosamente');

        } catch (\Exception $e) {

            $respuesta->setMensaje('No se pudo guardar la disciplina. Verifique los datos y reintente');

        };
        return $respuesta;
    }

    public function eliminar($entity, $flush = true) {

        $respuesta = new Respuesta();

        $em = $this->em;

        try {

            $em->remove($entity);

            if ($flush) {
                $em->flush();
            }

            $respuesta->setCodigo(1);
            $respuesta->setMensaje('Se eliminó la disciplina exitosamente');
        } catch (Exception $e) {
            $respuesta->setMensaje('No se pudo eliminar la disciplina');
        }
        return $respuesta;
    }

}


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Projects Construction Management Services
This project was a total reconstruction of the earth filled concrete arch bridge, including restoration of the structure to resemble the original bridge that was constructed in 1925 and rehabilitated in 1987. The bridge is a 4 span structure with a clear roadway width of 30'- 0".
The project also involved construction of a 3-sided pedestrian tunnel under Mishawaka Avenue to serve as a connection of the bike/pedestrian facilities located north and south of the roadway. Arch strengthening, waterproofing of the existing arch, placement of grade beams and pneumatically placed mortar to the underside of the arch is all part of the reconstruction. The existing fill was removed and replaced and a new 10" reinforced concrete pavement was placed.
DLZ provided all aspects of construction inspection for St. Joseph County on this contract, including concrete and soils testing as well as record keeping, utilizing INDOT's site manager software.
Roadway width of 30'- 0"
3-sided pedestrian tunnel
Bike/pedestrian facilities
Clark County, Ohio


The most important event this year has been the arrival of our first grandchild – a boy born in mid-February. At 8 o'clock one Tuesday evening our son called us to say they were at the hospital, but the birth wasn't going to happen quickly. Of course I didn't sleep at all; it was a mixture of excitement and thrill about seeing this new member of the family and worry about the delivery.


Power is the ability to get things done. In the New Testament, the Greek word for "power" is dunamis, the power for working miracles. It is the power Jesus had.
Jesus did not draw on His divine nature as the Son of God. Rather, being fully human as well as fully divine, He drew on the Holy Spirit and the power with which He was anointed in His human nature. The dyunamis with which He was anointed was the power of the Holy Spirit, and it was out of this anointing that He was able to heal all who were oppressed by the devil.
Remember the story of the woman with the issue of blood? She heard Jesus was passing by, and she crept up behind Him, saying to herself, "If I can touch the hem of His garment, I shall be healed." She did. And she was.
Jesus turned around and said, "Who touched Me?" Well, they were in the middle of a great crowd of people pressing in. Peter's answer was, if I may paraphrase, "Lord, who didn't touch You?" But Jesus said, "Somebody touched Me, for I perceived power [dynamis] going out from Me" (Luke 8:46).
The touch of faith drew dynamis out from Jesus' body. The woman experienced that power coming forth, for she was immediately healed. Jesus experienced that power going forth from Him, and knew it was by a touch of faith. This dynamis was tangible, a power that could be conveyed through a faith-filled touch, even through the fringe of a prayer shawl.
This same dynamis of the Holy Spirit is available for all who know the Lord Jesus. Before He ascended to heaven, Jesus gathered His disciples together and gave them this promise: "You shall receive power [dynamis] when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me" (Acts 1:8). This was fulfilled ten days later at Pentecost.
We have this dynamis power so we can be witnesses concerning Jesus. A witness is someone who presents evidence, someone who produces proof. As Holy Spirit-filled disciples, we have dynamis power to produce proof and bring evidence of who Jesus is and what He has accomplished for the world. It is healing power, delivering power, even power to bring the dead back to life.
Have you felt power go out of you lately?


AS we commemorate Youth Month, spare a thought for the millions of young people among us who are unemployed and many others destined to join their ranks. Youth Month, which is meant to celebrate the historic role that young people played in the fight for democracy in South Africa, comes at a time when millions of our youth remain in the majority of the economically excluded population.
Over the last few years, we have seen the national unemployment figures continue to soar with little signs of abating. This is despite significant efforts from the government, private sector, NGOs (non-government organisations) and other stakeholders to curb this trend.
Recent Statistics SA figures have put South Africa's unemployment at 26.4 percent, with about half of that number consisting of people under the age of 35. These sobering figures provide fertile ground for social unrest. A multi-pronged approach is required to increase the levels of employment and support inclusion and social cohesion. A part of this approach lies in fully exploring entrepreneurship as a possible solution. It is an alternative to formal employment that still needs to be adequately exploited to grow the economy and get more young people into jobs, especially given the slow job expansion in both the private and public sectors.
For this to happen, it is important for young people to first understand that, just as their previous counterparts were able to play a significant role in the fight against apartheid, current generations can also play an equally important part in tackling the challenge of unemployment. One way of doing this is for the youth to start considering entrepreneurship as a career choice, instead of looking to be absorbed into the already constricted job market.
By choosing to be entrepreneurs they would be able to create wealth and in turn employment. This way, young people can contribute to effectively curbing the rising levels of unemployment. Given the number of people who, out of necessity, have established small enterprises, there is little doubt that the drive, energy and creativity among our youth are all there. All that needs to be done is to harness them.
Publication information: Article title: Entrepreneurship Is Key to Curbing Youth Unemployment. Contributors: Not available. Newspaper title: Cape Times (South Africa). Publication date: June 23, 2015. Page number: 16. © Independent Print Ltd. COPYRIGHT 2015 Gale Group.


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El Chapo: What The Rise And Fall Of The Kingpin Reveals About The War On Drugs
Just after midday on Tuesday 12 February, word came down that the verdict was ready in what had been widely described as the trial of the century. "United States of America v Joaquín Guzmán Loera" had lasted approximately three months – it took prosecutors that long to present what they described as "an avalanche" of evidence, which had taken more than a decade to compile. The government called 56 witnesses, the defence called only one: an FBI agent, who finished testifying within an hour.
There was little expectation that Guzmán would mount a convincing defence. The diminutive 61-year-old (his nickname, El Chapo, means "shorty" in Spanish) was known around the world as a leader of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, and the most high-profile drug kingpin since Pablo Escobar. In addition to smuggling thousands of tonnes of cocaine, heroin, marijuana and synthetic narcotics across the US-Mexico border, he had successfully pulled off two dramatic escapes from prisons in Mexico. He has been the subject of dozens of books, two popular TV series and, in 2009, was included in Forbes magazine's list of billionaires. The following year, that same magazine named Guzmán one of the world's most-wanted fugitives, second to only Osama bin Laden. As Guzmán's lawyers liked to tell anybody who would listen, even before their client set foot in Brooklyn, he had already been convicted in the court of public opinion.
Read the rest of this article at: The Guardian
Nazis Killed Her Father. Then She Fell in Love With One.
1. Such appalling events
Emilie Landecker was 19 when she went to work for Benckiser, a German company that made industrial cleaning products and also took pride in cleansing its staff of non-Aryan elements.
It was 1941. Ms. Landecker was half Jewish and terrified of deportation. Her new boss, Albert Reimann Jr., was an early disciple of Adolf Hitler and described himself as an "unconditional follower" of Nazi race theory.
Somehow, inexplicably, they fell in love.
The story of Ms. Landecker, whose Jewish father was murdered by the Nazis, and Mr. Reimann, whose fervent Nazism and abuse of forced laborers did not stop his family from attaining colossal wealth after the war, is a tale of death and devotion and human contradictions. It is also a tale of modern-day corporate atonement.
Decades after World War II, Benckiser evolved into one of the largest consumer goods conglomerates on the planet. Known today as JAB Holding Company and still controlled by the Reimann family, it is worth more than $20 billion and owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Peet's Coffee, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Pret A Manger, Keurig and other breakfast brands.
The relationship between Mr. Reimann and Ms. Landecker was for many years a secret. He was married, but had no children with his wife. He and Ms. Landecker had three, and he adopted them in the 1960s; today, two of them own a combined stake in JAB of about 45 percent. For decades, they say, they did not know about their father's Nazism and the abuses that took place at the company they inherited: The female forced laborers who had to stand at attention outside their barracks naked. A prisoner of war who was kicked out of a bomb shelter and died.
Read the rest of this article at: The New York Times
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The Empty Promise of Boris Johnson
In the spring of 1989, the Daily Telegraph sent Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson to Brussels to cover what was then the European Economic Community. Johnson, who was twenty-four, knew the city well. His father, Stanley, had been one of the first British bureaucrats appointed to work at the European Commission after the United Kingdom joined the bloc, in 1973. Johnson, his parents, and his three younger siblings moved to Belgium when he was nine years old, joining a sleepy community of expats. Johnson was a clever boy. He learned to speak French without an accent.
When Johnson returned, his father invited an experienced Brussels correspondent, Geoff Meade, to lunch at the family's large house near Waterloo. Meade and his wife, Sandra, were having drinks when a taxi pulled up. "We hadn't been led to expect anyone else so it was a surprise to see this outstandingly blond chap jump out in the loudest pair of Bermuda shorts possible. I'll never forget it," Meade recounted in "Just Boris: A Tale of Blond Ambition," Sonia Purnell's haunting biography, from 2011, of the man expected to be Britain's next Prime Minister. "But it became clear over lunch that I had been invited there as the established hand to meet and help Boris."
Read the rest of this article at:The New Yorker
The Curse of the Ship of Gold
In November 2018, a 66-year-old man named Tommy Thompson was wheeled into Judge Laurel Beatty Blunt's courtroom in Columbus, Ohio, clad in a dark blue suit and looking like he had just served four years in federal prison. Thompson's hair, once thick black curls, had given way to a bald pate, and with a long white beard and piercing eyes, he looked like a slightly hairier Christopher Lee, the actor who played the wizard Saruman in The Lord of the Rings.
Throughout the trial, Judge Blunt interrupted Thompson's testimony to reprimand him for veering wildly off course. Thompson had long insisted that he suffers from neurological problems and chronic fatigue syndrome, which impairs his memory, and that his meandering explanations were a symptom of the distress foisted upon him.
But Judge Blunt, like other officials who'd presided over civil and criminal cases against Thompson, claimed that his malingering was the maneuvering of a hyper-intelligent con man. Indeed, Thompson's legs were shackled as he sat through his trial. As everyone knew, he'd already fled from authorities once.
Thompson was genuinely sickened and overwhelmed, however, and he found it extremely frustrating that nobody seemed to take his condition seriously. He'd been living a hectic life for almost 30 years, and he tried to make the jury understand the unique stress that had put him in such a weak state. His problems had all begun when he'd discovered one of the largest caches of gold in human history, a lost treasure at the bottom of the sea. In the 30 years since, the weight of the find had upended partnerships, ended his marriage, and set loose the specter of greed. What began as a valiant mission of science turned into something else entirely.
Read the rest of this article at: Narratively
The Death of the Family Secret
From what Ali's been able to piece together in the last year, her story began at a house party in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in September 1979. Her mother, Dorothy Cohen (née Mao), then 28, was enrolled in a doctoral program at the University of Michigan. She was divorced from her first husband and in a long-distance relationship with Brett Cole, then 41, who was separated from his first wife.
Dorothy had threatened to cheat on Brett if he didn't get a divorce and marry her. She made good on that threat by sleeping with an acquaintance, a professor at the university, which she quickly confessed to Brett.
Six weeks later, Dorothy discovered she was pregnant. She was adamant that the child was Brett's, and that she wanted to marry him and raise the child together. And that's what happened. Alison was born June 6, 1980. The family moved to New York's Long Island in 1983, where her sister, Emily, was born two years later.
"My young childhood was good. But then it wasn't," she said. "After my sister was born, they fought a lot and they fought badly, and they really put my sister and I in the middle of it a lot."
Things deteriorated when Dorothy was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was ill, and Brett couldn't handle the emotional strain. "My dad could not get his shit together when she was sick," she said.
Soon after Dorothy's cancer went into remission, she and the girls moved out. Brett "completely fell apart," Ali said. He began hoarding his belongings and stopped taking care of the house and the property. He also developed an opiate addiction and various physical and mental health problems.
When Dorothy died in 1995, the girls moved back in with their father. He was in no shape to parent his young daughters, and Ali was embarrassed at the condition of her home. She felt abandoned by her surviving parent. "I know he loved me," she said. "But he didn't know how to talk to me and I was going through this very hard time, having lost my mom."
"At a certain point, he wasn't capable of being a dad anymore," she said.
Brett's health continued to decline. He died of lung cancer in 2004, leaving Ali parentless at 24. Ali has no idea if Brett ever doubted whether she was his daughter. She began using Ancestry.com to research his family, about which she knew little, and build a family tree. She also decided to have her DNA tested to see if she could learn more about her lineage.
"When I opened the Ancestry results, I was actually disappointed at first," she said. She learned she is about 25% Asian and 25% Eastern European, which she expected based on her mother's background. But it also said she is 41% Irish ― "a shocking amount," given that it was not part of her family's ethnic identity.
A few days later, a woman identified on Ancestry as Ali's second cousin sent her a message. Then another second cousin reached out, with a surname Ali couldn't link to the Cole family tree. In fact, no one from the Cole lineage showed up among the more than 1,000 people who matched her DNA.
She began to suspect the truth before she confirmed it. "I think my dad might not be my dad," she told her husband. Ali began to entertain fantasies about babies being switched at birth. It didn't occur to her that she might be the product of a one-night stand.
Read the rest of this article at: Huffpost
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Split Screen: Everything's Going Swimmingly…Or Not
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Thanks for tuning into Split Screen! It's your intro host Madelyn, remote control poised and ready to play this week's programming double-header! This week, we're hitting fast-forward and then taking a quick pause on both shows. On Boys Over Flowers, Jun-pyo is MIA, so Jan-di has to shoulder the burden of keeping the romance alive…literally. Meanwhile, the students of Class 1-A have injuries of their own to nurse, plus a new addition to their workload: that internship grind! We're catching our breath after the craziness of the past few weeks, so if you're planning your holiday binge schedule, this is the perfect place to jump in!
(Jumping in? Catch up on all our blog posts here!)
Boys Over Flowers Episode 13 (up to minute 35)
M: After the high drama of the past couple months, we finally got a slow episode this week.
E: If you don't count the way it accelerate through six months of time.
M: Nothing significant appears to have happened in those six months.
E: I mean, the significant thing is that Jun-pyo has not contacted either Jan-di or the rest of F4? Kind of unclear on that latter one, but he certainly has not reached out to Jan-di during this time.
M: I feel confident he hasn't talked to F4 either. Ji-hoo was watching the news about him too.
E: We didn't see Jun-pyo at all this half episode in fact. Except in newspaper clippings.
M: Do you think the actor had a big audition that week or something?
E: I don't know, I wasn't surprised by the fact he was absent. I doubt they wrote the whole "dad dead" storyline to compensate for his one audition that week.
M: That was a big revelation. His dad, whom we never met, is dead!
E: RIP Mr. Jun-pyo, we didn't know thee.
M: Jun-pyo is his first name, but good try.
E: RIP Mr. Jun-pyo's Dad, we didn't know thee.
M: I think it's Chairman Gu.
E: Did you never call your friends parents like Ms. Whatsherface's Mom or whatever?
M: I'm sure I did.
E: Well, that's what I was doing, so I don't need a pedantic lectures about last names, thank you.
THIS IS HOW MADELYN EATS I mean, I'm not mad at her what
M: Zing. Anyway, it's also possible that in the past six months, F4 has graduated from high school. Jun-pyo is in college, at the very least.
E: I mean, I thought they were all a year older than Jan-di, so if they've moved up a year in school, it makes sense that they've all graduated.
M: Maybe that's why we didn't see much of Woo-bin. He's busy running whatever business his family owns.
E: Thank you, Jan-di, for reminding us that inheriting a company is his thing. Could have specified what kind of company, but, then again, we don't really know what kind of company Shinhwa is either.
M: Shinhwa is mostly real estate, I think, but they have their fingers in a lot of pots.
E: Well, thank you, Madelyn, for reminding me.
M: The major drama this half-episode concerned Jan-di's shoulder injury. It shouldn't have surprised me that it was a result of the brutal beating she took…last episode? Feels like forever ago. But surprised I was.
E: "Brutal beating" is a bit much. That's what happened to Jun-pyo, she just took a chair to the back.
M: That's more brutal a beating than I've ever taken, so I'm leaving it in the general category.
E: I rammed my back into the corner of a coffee table today, so I think I'm about even with her.
M: Go to the hospital right now, or you'll never be able to drink coffee again.
E: In all seriousness, 1. I don't believe that Ji-hoo- MAMA Ji-hoo mind you- would wait six months to force her to go to the hospital. And 2. I just can't get invested in this losing swimming thing, because it's never been an important driving force in Jan-di's character or the plot at all.
Gets a shrug for me…get it cause…cause it's her shoulder…
M: I wonder if in this case, our bizarro watch schedule is making this seem much less impactful. You're right, she doesn't swim every half-episode, and she hasn't been at the pool much in what for us has been the past month or month and a half, but in episode terms is really only like two or three episodes.
E: I think it's lacking even if we were watching this episode by episode. It's always felt like something they pay lip service to, and a plot mechanic to get her into Shinhwa, but it's never felt personally important to her.
M: Fair enough. We'll see how it's handled moving forward. It looks like we're going to get some kind of farewell ceremony, and maybe that will be that. One more thing: is Jan-di going to be able to continue to attend Shinhwa if she can't swim?
E: It's not like she's doing competitions. Hang out in the pool for an hour every once in awhile, and nobody can prove you're not still swimming.
M: You're right, you're right.
E: But, I can hardly even think of anything particularly important that happened this episode. We got a bit of Yule, the fish man came back to the porridge shop, and they sold some porridge for once.
M: Thanks to the excellent marketing skills of F4.
E: Marketing *wink*
M: AKA Woo-bin's fly pocket square.
E: I don't know if it's always been this way, and I hadn't noticed, but F3 has the exact same haircut now, just with different color shades. It was very obvious when they lined up next to each other.
M: Mom cuts all of their hair herself. Including her own.
E: Highlight of the episode for me was Yi-jung suddenly turning the apparently in-universe music off.
Wait you can't do that. What. What?
M: That was a genius moment of sound design, because in the previous scene, we were just talking about how, as Jan-di was filming her video message to Jun-pyo, the piano music didn't match up with when and what Ji-hoo was playing. AND THEN they got us good.
E: It's such a strange choice though. Like, why choose this moment to suddenly make the music be actually there?
M: Maybe it's an indicator that Yi-jung is the narrator.
E: GASP. I knew it. He secretly hates Woo-bin and so writes him out of the story.
M: We're more than halfway through the series and he's still a glorified extra. Poor dude.
E: Yi-jung took Woo-bin's real role and self-inserted himself. Plot twist.
M: Man, what a smooth line, paraphrased: "all the ladies love my pottery."
E: Props to his actor, he's generally either actually multi-talented with his pottery and his saxophone, or at least he's better at fake-doing-this than Ji-hoo's actor.
M: So, one glorious Yule moment where Ga-Eul got the upper hand a bit. But otherwise, I'm just waiting for this trip to Beijing. Like, cool that this porridge guy is maybe Star Tie's father? But I'm having trouble seeing where that is going.
E: He seemed to react to Ji-hoo picking up Jan-di which might just be, he owned a high-end restaurant and so recognizes him, or, knowing this show, could be something entirely different.
M: He really likes Jan-di, right? Who knows. Maybe Jan-di is the product of an affair, and this is her real dad. And he's rich.
…gasp?
E: No! Not Dad's Name!
M: Li-bong!
E: I thought it was Yi-bong?
M: Shoot! Definitely ends in bong.
E: I retained the -bong part, and the ee sound at the beginning, but not what consonant it starts with.
M: They'll probably say it one more time before the end of the series.
E: Yeah, and, shockingly, that's really all that happens this episode.
M: I had predicted we'd have a break from the Jun-pyo x Jan-di roller coaster. I thought it would be a breath of fresh air, not just dull.
E: I mean, last time was our midseason finale one so I guess we're just reacting to the drama at its highest dropping back down to rising action.
M: You're right. There's gonna be a big reveal about Shinhwa soon, no doubt.
E: Romance Tracker?
M: Yule seems to be headed toward something more satisfying, thank goodness.
E: I think that when they get to Beijing, as they inevitably will either this episode or next, Jan-di will see Jun-pyo with another girl and misunderstand.
M: Aren't they past that?
E: Six months with radio silence does not do wonders for a relationship or the trust in that relationship.
Especially when secret video is the only way for a chance at contact
M: I think there's something shady going on at Shinhwa. That, or Jun-pyo's father really did die because of shock related to the Jan-di situation, and Jun-pyo is trying to process.
E: Well, I think when they get there, they will either mess something up with Jun-pyo or witness him doing something shady-looking. How about that?
M: That seems right. Let's make sure we track the budding romance between Star Porridge Tie and Ji-hoo too.
E: For sure. Nothing says blooming crush like whatever that little pastry was.
M: I'm pretty confident it was a pancake.
E: Than a tiny pancake.
M: Bite-sized. Travel-sized.
E: The size of a heart.
M: Did that Jun-pyo shadiness count as your non-romantic prediction?
E: I guess so, yeah, since I backed it down from a romantic one.
M: I think Ji-hoo and Jan-di's mom are gonna have a good maternal heart-to-heart at the concert hall.
E: Oh, I forgot she fell in love with him.
M: And that he secretly arranged jobs for them.
E: The mom is strong with this one.
My Hero Academia S2E13: Time to Pick Some Names!
M: It's a slow week on Split Screen.
E: Like I said with Boys over Flowers, this one is also transitioning into a new portion of the story. Without the six months of lost time.
M: It's better this way. If the stakes were really mismatched, it would feel pretty lopsided.
E: I actually sometimes wish there was more downtime in My Hero Academia, but that feeling mostly comes later in the series for me.
M: There's been a fair bit built into the Sports Festival. The spectating stuff serves as character building time.
E: No, I like the Sports Festival, mostly, although like the one-on-one fights weren't always thrilling, I just sometimes feel like the story inserts action where it might be more beneficial to calm down and have some character moments. But again, we're not really there yet. (EDITOR EMMA: …the second half of the third season for anyone wondering, although it's probably obvious if you've watched the show)
M: What exciting things I have to look forward to.
E: Anyway, in this episode, we pick some hero names!
M: Why were so many of them so lame?
E: Well, it's their first name, one they don't necessarily have to stick to once they actually go pro. And also Aizawa gave them like 30 seconds notice.
M: Tailman?
E: Listen, Ojiro is very normal boy. Just so normal.
M: He's not Tailboy, he's Tailman.
I'm pretty lame and normal too, so I identify strongly with Ojiro
E: He wants to grow into it.
M: Ew.
E: Why is that gross? You wanna fight? I'll show you why "murder" should be in my name!!!
M: That was a great background line. Almost as iconic as Yi-Jung turning off the music.
E: But, probably the lamest names were #conflicted heroes Todoroki and Iida just putting down their first names.
M: I'm surprised that Todoroki didn't do something like "F Endeavor" or "Daddy Issues" or "Half 'n Half" or "Fire 'n Ice"
E: The first two I feel like might have been shot down by Midnight, the second two are lovely.
M: Don't tell me Midnight wouldn't have loved Daddy Issues.
E: Fair enough. Todoroki mostly seemed like he didn't really care about his name, while Iida felt like he couldn't take his brother's hero name yet.
M: I think that was the right call for Iida. What a weird thing to do a week after the attack.
E: I would agree that it's the right thing for Iida, but I don't think it would be that weird. His brother specifically asked him to take on the name. And he's mentioned before that it's a family business, like his parents were heroes too, so it's possible Ingenium is just a name that has been passed through the years.
M: But it's not public knowledge that his brother is paralyzed, is it?
E: I don't know about paralyzed, but the news Deku was watching said "Ingenium may never recover?" So they know it's serious.
I wouldn't take Madelyn's hero name of "Big Brain Logic Girl" either 😛
M: Yeah, but that's tabloid BS. It's in the same bad idea world as the sports festival in general. You don't advertise that this serious hero is out of commission.
E: I feel like that might be asking for lawsuits of like suppression of information though. Heroes are public figures. And the person who hurt him as killed almost 20 and seriously injured like forty more- something around those numbers.
M: Yeah, it's going to have to come out eventually. But why, only five days after the injury, proclaim to the world that he's done? Why not let the villains sweat it out a bit?
E: Again, I feel like the very least amount of effort into investigative journalism would turn up that he's out of it.
M: Oh, I'm not talking about journalism here. I'm talking about Iida taking his name.
E: I see. But still, that wouldn't be advertising it. He wouldn't be registered under that name anywhere yet.
M: Okay okay, clearly no one has explained to me how the hero union works, so I'll drop it.
E: Aizawa said that likely these would be temporary names when he was introducing the assignment. So, it follows that they're not like announcing themselves to the world under these names yet.
M: Well that's a good thing, because the names suck. I still have no idea what what about a third of their powers are. I thought I knew them all and then they gave names and descriptors that made no sense to me.
E: You should probably know about 3/4th of their powers at this point.
M: One of them was the Sugar Hero or something? What?
E: Yeah.
M: I had literally made a joke not five minutes before about someone's quirk being sugary sweat and then this guy has the nerve to steal my gag?
E: Anyway, some highlights from the names, in my opinion: I like Momo's Creati and Uravity. And Mineta's Grape Juice. But of course, the two best are Can't Stop Twinkling and King Explosion Murder.
You know what, he's building his image
M: Lord Explosion Murder.
E: You're right, that's way better. And, obviously, Deku chose Deku as his hero name.
M: Three year old Deku would be very disappointed.
E: Uh, I guess?
M: He didn't pick MIni Might!
E: Oh, right. I forgot about adorable baby Deku in his All-Might onesie.
M: He's got the right amount of chunk for a baby, ya know? They gotta be chunky.
E: All the character designs, especially for the kids, are very round in My Hero, which I appreciate. It makes them look bubbly.
M: It'll help age them up as the series goes on too.
E: That's also a good point.
Get this cute baby out of here
M: The only other big revelation this episode is that All-Might is terrified of his old teacher, but Deku is going to be his intern.
E: Yup, he's gone to train with Gran Torino.
M: On that topic, it surprises me that, if there are roughly ten thousand heroes submitting sidekick requests, everyone in the class didn't get at least one.
E: Maybe you can only pick one to send a request to.
M: But that means these heroes are not at all strategic. If you're not top-tier, there's no way Todoroki or Bakugo, especially Bakugo, is going to choose you. You're throwing away your pick.
E: Fair enough, it is weird the sheer disparity of numbers between Todoroki and Bakugo and the rest of the class.
M: I just can't believe there's no one out in the audience who noticed that Deku has a similar power to All-Might and thought "maybe I'd like to know more."
E: I mean, All-Might's power is just "super strength" when you get down to it, which he also channels into speed, jumping, etc. But Deku's is super strength that breaks the body which seems different enough in a category where there's probably a lot of quirks that are somewhat super strength related. Like, unless you observed them together, I don't know if you would really make that leap.
M: Okay, fair. But Deku put up a really impressive long fight against Todoroki, the runner-up. You're telling me that impressed no one?
E: Maybe they don't want the liability of Deku injuring himself on the job.
M: Insurance premiums for the agency would skyrocket.
E: The last important thing is that Iida is very purposefully heading to Hosu City, Tokyo, for his internship which is the same place Stain is hanging out.
Dark Iida ™
M: Thanks to an ominous voiceover from Deku, pretty sure things are gonna go south quick.
E: I don't know if you really needed to hear Deku say that to get that impression though. Glasses on animated character are really useful for hiding expressions, and they had Iida's greyed out through a lot of this episode.
M: I know I should have been suspicious of him going to this city. Duh. But now I know it'll end badly. He could have gone and the hero agency kept him too busy to look, or gone and not been able to find him.
E: Okay, but Deku could mean a lot of things. Like, he finds him and it goes bad. Or he doesn't find him and he emotionally builds up to an explosion. Or he overworks himself. All he said is that he would regret not being there for him. That's pretty unspecific.
M: I'm jumping to conclusions, you win.
E: Just saying, we're not in the prediction portion of this yet.
M: At least Iida probably won't find his mentor in a pool of blood.
E: He's alive though!
M: Of course he's alive. No one was going to fall for that.
E: Deku did.
M: Deku's an idiot. We know this.
E: "Holy whoa, he's dead!" Deku please.
M: Does that qualify as workplace harassment?
E: Probably. Like hazing?
Gran Torino, the frat boy
M: Something like that.
E: Speaking of- lawsuit watch! Um, I mean, not many overall, but probably goes to My Hero Academia for death threats from Bakugo and the aforementioned hazing.
M: There's nothing to going down on Boys Over Flowers at all.
E: I mean, she could now probably sue Haje for like medical fees.
M: That's not a lawsuit; that's criminal prosecution.
E: Same difference.
M: I guess Jan-di's mom might have a worker's comp suit on her hands for that fall on the stairs.
E: Damn it, Ji-hoo, you got her out of some money!
M: It would make sense.
E: The key to avoiding lawsuits, clearly, is to just do nothing. Then nobody can sue you.
M: Word.
E: Anyway, you ready for the next episode title?
M: As I'll ever be.
E: "Bizarre! Gran Torino Appears"
M: Prediction 1: Gran Torino is actually a wild Pokemon.
M: Prediction two: we don't see much of Iida this episode, to build suspense. Instead, Deku does a lot of weird yoga and old man errands.
M: Prediction three: Uraraka and Gun Face-
E: Head. Gunhead.
M: Sure, Gunhead. I forgot Strife or whatever his name is is basically Gunface. Snipe?
E: Oh yeah, Snipe.
M: Anyway, Uraraka and Gun Head really hit it off, and Uraraka freaks out her parents by wanting to become an attack hero.
M: Prediction four: Mt. Lady actually finds Mineta pretty cute.
E: (˵ ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°˵)ノ⌒♡*:・。.
M: That is not allowed.
E: ლ(▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿ ̿ლ)
M: Stop.
E: ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
M: Ugh, okay, prediction five: Aizawa takes a much needed trip to the beach to sunbathe his pale face.
M: Fun in the sun.
Hey everyone, Emma here! Thanks for tuning in to Split Screen again this week! Some fun news: My Hero Academia season 4 has been confirmed for October, meaning we can maybe watch it sort of live depending on how the dub works out! It usually comes out in the spring season, but it seems like they wanted more time to work on this production which ain't a bad thing. If you want to catch up with us, we're checking out the MHA dub on Hulu and BOF on Netflix.
Next time! Deku begins his training with Gran Torino, who is a much different beast than All-Might. Meanwhile, the BOF crew probably heads to Beijing by the end of the episode. If it doesn't happen, I'll eat my swimming cap.
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Cancer and literature for children and young adults
Seeing a child, even a teenager, ill has to be one of the most unpleasant experiences of life. Somehow the big C or cancer gets written about more than other diseases. In 2012, The Yellow World by Albert Espinosa was published and became an NYT bestseller. It charts the experiences of the young boy developing cancer and then battling the disease through much of his "young adult" life. It has been translated from Spanish into English. The first half of the book is far more readable as it documents his getting cancer, the treatment, the jokes shared with other patients, the friends who pass away etc. But this is a memoir. Quite unlike John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, another NYT bestseller and soon to be made in a Hollywood film. This is fiction but based on meticulous research done by Green. ( An example of his knowledge is evident in this YouTube where Green discusses the costs of American healthcare: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSjGouBmo0M ) The Fault in Our Stars is a story about teenagers affected by cancer. To put it simplistically it is told through the friendships Hazel makes with Augustus Waters and Isaac and the other kids at Cancer Kid Support Group. The matter-of-fact manner in which the young cancer patients manage themselves and help each other is an eye opener. John Green also manages to get the nervousness, concern, worry of the adults very well too. The tone adopted by the writer is not surprising given that he spent a long time with Esther Earl, to whom the book is dedicated to as well. Esther Earl developed cancer at a very young age. Along with the support of her family and friends like John Green. As John Green says in the introduction to Esther's book/memoir/diary This Star Won't Go Out that she was terminally ill with cancer but she made the treatment for it seem "very standard and casual". For instance one day they were typing to each other when John Green realised Esther Earl was actually in the ICU with tubes coming out of her chest to drain fluid that had accumulated in her lungs.
And then there is Patrick Ness's A Monster Calls. A powerful novel with three short stories embedded in it about a young boy who is worried about his very sick mother and is unable to utter the truth to anyone. This is a novel about loss, fear and courage. It is a story told with sensitivity, compassion and powerful storytelling. Ness wrote the novel based on an original idea by the late Siobhan Dowd ( who died of cancer), he and illustrator Jim Kay won Britain's prestigious Carnegie Medal and Greenaway Medal in 2012, presented to the year's best children's literature in the UK. (Unfortunately the edition I read did not have a single illustration in it.) Recently it was announced that Ness is adapting the screenplay from his novel. The film is slated for released in 2016 and will be directed by Juan Antonio Bayona.
Every one of these books has been selling exceptionally well. The two books of fiction by John Green and Patrick Ness are being converted into films as well. Every time one reads books like these the power of literature to share, describe, comment, analyse or just present a situation is confirmed. It is as if the words on the page speak to the reader quietly, taking them into confidence and exploring a world that is otherwise frightening.
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Q: How to add to a number currently stored in user defaults Swift 4 I want the user to be able to enter a new number and it will be added to what is currently saved in UserDefaults and then save that combined number in user defaults. Anyone have any idea how to do this? Thanks!
Code:
    let typeHoursInt = Double(typeHours.text!)!
    let typePayInt = Double(typePay.text!)!
    totalMade.text = String(typeHoursInt * typePayInt)

    UserDefaults.standard.set(totalMade.text, forKey: "savedMoney")

A: Don't save strings to userDefaults. Save numbers.
Then:

*

*Read the value from defaults.

*Add your new value to the newly read value

*Save the new sum back to defaults.

A: This does what you ask. You should store your totalMade variable in User Defaults as a Double, not a String. See below:
// your original code
let typeHoursInt = Double(typeHours.text!)!
let typePayInt = Double(typePay.text!)!

let total = typeHoursInt * typePayInt

totalMade.text = String(total)

// saving original value in User Defaults
UserDefaults.standard.set(total, forKey: "savedMoney")

// retrieving value from user defaults
var savedMoney = UserDefaults.standard.double(forKey: "savedMoney")

// adding to the retrieved value
savedMoney = savedMoney + 5.0

// resaving to User Defaults
UserDefaults.standard.set(savedMoney, forKey: "savedMoney")

A: Below you'll find "8" and "20", which are replacements for typeHours.text and typePay.text respectively.
  UserDefaults.standard.set(535, forKey: "savedMoney")

  if let typeHoursInt = Int("8"), let typePayInt = Int("20") {
    let totalMade = typeHoursInt * typePayInt
    let newTotal = UserDefaults.standard.integer(forKey: "savedMoney") + totalMade
    UserDefaults.standard.set(newTotal, forKey: "savedMoney")
  }


Deep in the heart of Texas, the limestone hills are covered in cedar and live oak. The Chisholm Trail is grown over now, but the old houses and barns still stand proudly in testimony of another time. One of these old farmsteads dating from the 1870's is now home for Bruce Greene and his family. "We found the old house and knew it was the right place, but when we bought it, we did not realize we had to evict the former residents," says Greene; during the restoration, they pulled over thirty rattlesnakes out from under the house.
One of the Cowboy Artists of America, Greene was raised on stories of western adventure and art. As a child, he studied at the Museum of Fine Art in Dallas, and then traveled in Europe when his art was exhibited by the Dallas Museum. While at the University of Texas, he did rodeo action portraits of other competitors to help pay the bills. After receiving his degree, Bruce began painting and sculpting the West full-time. In 1985, he started his study at the Cowboy Artists of America Museum. Over the next seven years, Greene took almost every available class and was asked to teach at the museum beginning in 1988.
He has received numerous awards and honors over the years, but will quickly tell you that his proudest moment as an artist was his induction into the Cowboy Artists of America in 1993. He subsequently served as president in 2002. Greene has been featured in national magazines such as Art of the West, Cowboys & Indians, Southwest Art, and Western Horseman. At the 31st Annual Cowboy Artists of America Exhibition, Greene was honored with the Silver Award in sculpture for The Courtship. His work was also selected for the 2002 Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage show and the Prix de West.
As a painter and sculptor of cowboys, Greene authenticates his art by working as a cowboy every spring. Working side by side with other cowboys has taught Greene an appreciation for those hard-working men. "They are wonderful, beautiful, honest people. They do what they do because they love it, not because it is the only thing they can do. They are capable, talented individuals and the fact that many are educated would surprise others. Cowboys tend to be straight forward and commonsensical in their approach to life." Not only does Greene cowboy every spring for inspiration and subject matter, he also frequently paints the Hereford cattle he raises on his own small ranch.


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Rescued migrants hijack merchant ship off Libya, demand it heads toward Europe
Thread: Rescued migrants hijack merchant ship off Libya, demand it heads toward Europe
David48atTD
Palace Far from Worries
Authorities have identified the hijacked ship as the Turkish oil tanker El Hiblu 1.
Migrants hijacked a cargo ship that rescued them in the Mediterranean Sea and forced the crew to put the Libya-bound vessel on a course north toward Europe, authorities in two European countries have said.
Italy's interior minister Matteo Salvini said it was "the first act of piracy on the high seas with migrants" as alleged hijackers
The Italian and Maltese governments have both vowed to keep the vessel from their territorial waters
There was no immediate word on the condition of the ship's crew
The Turkish oil tanker El Hiblu 1 had rescued about 120 people on Wednesday (local time), Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said, when migrants seized control of the ship six miles from the Libyan coast.
The new route put the ship on course for Italy's Lampedusa island and the island nation of Malta.
The Governments of both countries have vowed to keep it from their territorial waters in the Mediterranean.
Mr Salvini described the incident as "the first act of piracy on the high seas with migrants" as alleged hijackers.
"Poor castaways, who hijack a merchant ship that saved them because they want to decide the route of the cruise," Mr Salvini, who heads the anti-migrant League party, was quoted as saying by the ANSA news agency.
"These are not migrants in distress, they are pirates. They will only see Italy through a telescope."
There was no immediate word on the condition of El Hiblu 1's crew.
www abc net au/news/2019-03-28/rescued-migrants-hijack-merchant-ship-off-libya/10949882
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Roiet
Originally Posted by David48atTD
the first act of piracy on the high seas with migrants
Build a wall and make Libya pay for it.
Find the refugee with the wooden leg. He is the mastermind. He will be masquerading as the ship's cook. I've seen the movie.
Latindancer
Valve Master
And the parrot that swears !
VALLETTA, Malta — A Maltese special operations team boarded a tanker on Thursday that the authorities said had been hijacked by migrants after they had been rescued at sea, returning control to the captain and escorting it to port.
Armed military personnel stood guard on the ship's deck, and a dozen or so migrants were also visible, as the vessel docked at Boiler Wharf in the Maltese city of Senglea. Several police vans were parked on shore to take custody of the migrants for investigation. Four men who were led off in handcuffs were believed to be suspects in commandeering the vessel.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/28/world/europe/malta-migrants-hijack-ship.html
HermantheGerman
Germany/Satthahip
Thanks to Poland, Hungary and others, Naval ships will no longer be a part of the European Union's Operation Sophia. Tens of thousands of refugees were rescued by EU vessels, with many of them being brought to Italy.
Maybe Great Britain can take over
Originally Posted by HermantheGerman
www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_wYihc37dw
disturbance in the Turnip
Heidleberg
Tens of thousands of refugees
what do you think the refugees should do ?
jabir
The Governments of both countries (Italy and Malta) have vowed to keep it from their territorial waters in the Mediterranean.
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Armed military personnel stood guard on the ship's deck, and a dozen or so migrants were also visible, as the vessel docked at Boiler Wharf in the Maltese city of Senglea.


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