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only a 5-point lead. that's wisconsin. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >>? >> some ways they will pretend they're not freaked out at all. and they will discount them. when they fundraise, they will say oh-oh, we're in trouble. i think in the upper midwest states where there is a big white population, they have been concerned all complaining the numbers they're seeing through the summer would not actually stick up come the fall. >> both jennifers, thank you. you're great. up next, a the colt classic. we have ann coulter in the the studio. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. soon, she'll be binge-studying.. get back to great. this week 50% off all backpacks. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up
only a 5-point lead. that's wisconsin. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >>? >> some ways they will pretend they're not freaked out at all. and they will discount them. when they fundraise, they will say oh-oh, we're in trouble. i think in the upper midwest states where there is a big white population, they have been concerned all complaining the numbers they're seeing through the summer would not actually stick up come the fall. >> both jennifers,...
a five point lead. those are both margin of error polls. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >> and some ways they will pretend they are not freaked out at all and will discount those polls at all, but when they fund raise, they will say we are in trouble. and these upper midwest states where there is a white population there has been a concern all along that the numbers they have been seeing through the number would not stick up in the fall. , thank you,ennifers we love you. up next, a cult classic, and coulter in the studio after these words from our sponsors. ♪ . . nicolle: our next guest, ann coulter, needs no introduction. in my parents house, she's a hero. you what lovely parents must have. nicolle: i don't know if they are current -- but i want to start by reading a paragraph from the first chapter. until trump ends, the early transition from america from the raise nation in history to a pathetic, third-rate, multicultural mess, until the bleeding has stopped, there's that won'tmp can do be forgiven except changes immigration policies. at least one
a five point lead. those are both margin of error polls. how freaked out will brooklyn be when they see those numbers? >> and some ways they will pretend they are not freaked out at all and will discount those polls at all, but when they fund raise, they will say we are in trouble. and these upper midwest states where there is a white population there has been a concern all along that the numbers they have been seeing through the number would not stick up in the fall. , thank...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : August 31, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PDT
sweeping across maine now is a result of black people coming from the bronx, brooklyn and connecticut. and the facts, the plain facts show that it's actually white people from massachusetts taking it up there. but he's called people of color the enemy. he said so many other things that are abhorrent and insensitive and openly racist. i don't know how the republicans up there or republicans in any state do anything but call for his resignation or at the very at least a censure. you know maine. mika, you've been going to maine your entire life. this is a great state. >> it's an incredible state. >> i can't believe that -- >> i feel bad for mainers. >> if you show a three-minute highlight reel of this guy to our audience, you would not believe this man is still -- >> it's unbelievable. >> it's time now, though, for business before the bell. wall street just got a bit of a warmup for friday's jobs report. >> yeah. it was the under card. in this case it's private payrolls as measured by adp. in this case, 177,000 private payrolls created. that came in just slightly short of est
sweeping across maine now is a result of black people coming from the bronx, brooklyn and connecticut. and the facts, the plain facts show that it's actually white people from massachusetts taking it up there. but he's called people of color the enemy. he said so many other things that are abhorrent and insensitive and openly racist. i don't know how the republicans up there or republicans in any state do anything but call for his resignation or at the very at least a censure. you know maine....
Good Morning Washington @ 4:30am : WJLA : August 31, 2016 4:30am-5:00am EDT
three others. but no one was injured. it's still unclear if the driver will face charges. a brooklyn woman is in custody this morning, after a bizarre prank on a train. last wednesday, zaida pugh posed as a homeless woman selling crickets, as the train crossed the manhattan bridge. a man who was in on the prank knocked the bucket of bugs out of her hands. the insects went and a rider pulled the train's emergency brake. the train remained stalled on the bridge for a half-hour. pugh admits, the prank is not her first. at first, police thought she was emotionally disturbed, and took her to a hospital. but after she told the media the incident was a prank, police put out a warrant. she was arrested yesterday. charges against her include reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen 495 @ 50 95 @ fredricksburg tuesday-- after a woman says he pulled a gun on her in his home. just a few minutes ago police confirmed that he bailed out for a quarter-million dollars. danya bacchus has more on what happened. there is much more ahead on good morning washing
three others. but no one was injured. it's still unclear if the driver will face charges. a brooklyn woman is in custody this morning, after a bizarre prank on a train. last wednesday, zaida pugh posed as a homeless woman selling crickets, as the train crossed the manhattan bridge. a man who was in on the prank knocked the bucket of bugs out of her hands. the insects went and a rider pulled the train's emergency brake. the train remained stalled on the bridge for a half-hour. pugh admits, the...
Jimmy Kimmel Live : KTNV : August 30, 2016 11:35pm-12:38am PDT
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, "new girl," and "brooklyn 99." >> yeah. >> love that, i wish they did that more. when i was a kid, when fonzie and ritchie would show up on "laverne and shirley." >> such an '80s thing to do. i shot my part of the "brooklyn 99" episode, then we're going to shoot our part of it nex >> jimmy: so it will be -- they will be on your show? andy will be on yours, you will be on his? >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's a double cross-over? >> a double cross-over, yeah. we have basically -- the cast of "new girl" goes to new york, because schmitt's getting an award from his high school. >> jimmy: i see. >> and that's how we end up in -- >> jimmy: jail? >> i didn't end up in jail. ? all right. >> we end up in the midst of -- >> jimmy: i love that. i applaud you for bringing back while. >> it was all my idea. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the closest we get to it -- >> you're doing a cross-over, okay. >> jimmy: somebody from "the bachelor" winds up in "bachelor on paradise." it's like, oh, look, they came back. we don't have anything good like that. it's very good to see you. >> good to see you.
, "new girl," and "brooklyn 99." >> yeah. >> love that, i wish they did that more. when i was a kid, when fonzie and ritchie would show up on "laverne and shirley." >> such an '80s thing to do. i shot my part of the "brooklyn 99" episode, then we're going to shoot our part of it nex >> jimmy: so it will be -- they will be on your show? andy will be on yours, you will be on his? >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's a double...
Book Discussion on Fair Labor Lawyer : CSPAN2 : August 30, 2016 10:01pm-10:41pm EDT
brooklyn, new york. the first american-born daughter of russian immigrants. from there to escape new york's tough and crowded conditions, bessie's family made their wie to memphis, tennessee. a year after their third children was born, bessie's mother died. the plight attracted the attention of a rabbi who petitioned a home in new orleans to accept them as half orphans. at age four, she was admitted to the home along with her siblings. the home sat on saint charles avenue near the mansions of new orleans's most prosperous citizens. it was a stunning contrast to the humble origins of the residents and an inspiring symbol of what many of them could, and many did, achieve. in the home, bessie grow up with more than 150 other orphans and half orphans from throughout the deep south. its truste e groomed her as an all-american girl who shed honor on the local jewish community and reflected the value of her prosperous benefactors. in addition to a religious education that preached and modeled social justice, the home provided bessie a robust education at the newman manual training school wh
brooklyn, new york. the first american-born daughter of russian immigrants. from there to escape new york's tough and crowded conditions, bessie's family made their wie to memphis, tennessee. a year after their third children was born, bessie's mother died. the plight attracted the attention of a rabbi who petitioned a home in new orleans to accept them as half orphans. at age four, she was admitted to the home along with her siblings. the home sat on saint charles avenue near the mansions of...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : August 30, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PDT
state and kristen welker in brooklyn, thank you very much. >>> and kristina shocky is deputy communication director for the clinton campaign. thanks for being with us. i want to ask you first of all about houma abedin and we knew it was long and coming and unexpected in that both of the wooeiners in the hamptons when this broke over the weekend on sunday night. >> you know, andrea, i think that's really important with that that we know that huma is just a lovely woman and a wonderful mother. and she has asked for privacy during this very sad and painful time for her family. and we in our campaign are going to respect that and not talk about what she's going through, just out of respect for her, her son, her family. and, you know, i think what we saw yesterday with donald trump is that there's just no low that this man will not go to. it was really hurtful that he used this to attack the campaign and we really think that that's wrong at this time. >> what about the timing, of course, coming as you're getting into intensive debate preparation, you're less than four weeks away n
state and kristen welker in brooklyn, thank you very much. >>> and kristina shocky is deputy communication director for the clinton campaign. thanks for being with us. i want to ask you first of all about houma abedin and we knew it was long and coming and unexpected in that both of the wooeiners in the hamptons when this broke over the weekend on sunday night. >> you know, andrea, i think that's really important with that that we know that huma is just a lovely woman and a...
FOX & Friends : FOXNEWSW : August 30, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PDT
-americans. he's up over where romney was. they are freaking out over in brooklyn where the campaign -- clinton campaign headquarters is. it's making inroads. that's all they have, scare tactics with the minorities. >> and doing better in the swing states. >> and there was a tape of jesse jackson praising the communities in 2009. that's heather nauert. >> there she is. >> yes, good morning. did you hear about this story, this is really frightening about hackers and what might happen to our election. the fbi is sending out an urgent warns after voting systems in illinois and arizona are attacked likely by russian hackers. harry reid is calling for an investigation to see if they had help. in a letter to the fbi, he mentioned ties between the trump campaign and russian interests. he pointed out recent security breaches inside the democratic party, but nonetheless, the fbi is in on this. looking into this and they are on alert. >>> i think he's going to snap, that chilling tip stopping what could have been a horrific series of attacks targeting police, muslims and also president obama.
-americans. he's up over where romney was. they are freaking out over in brooklyn where the campaign -- clinton campaign headquarters is. it's making inroads. that's all they have, scare tactics with the minorities. >> and doing better in the swing states. >> and there was a tape of jesse jackson praising the communities in 2009. that's heather nauert. >> there she is. >> yes, good morning. did you hear about this story, this is really frightening about hackers and what...
First Look : MSNBCW : August 30, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PDT
interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the is exing scandal that drove him >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in that kind of behavior. >> yes i did tell you that. >> is that correct? >> yes, it is correct. >> reporter: as recently as may the couple appearing on the red carpet at the met gala. last month he was at the dnc. >> instagram. >> reporter: friends now claim they were already living separate lives. >> abedin was not at fund-raisers yesterday with the clinton -- with hillary clinton in new york while hillary were -- has declined to comment donald trump wasted no time saying huma is making a very wise decision. i know anthony weiner well and she will be far better off without him. adding it's just another example of hillary clint
interfaith marriage. she a traditional muslim, he a jewish congressman from brooklyn with bill clinton officiating. then the is exing scandal that drove him >> we decided to move forward with our lives, and that is a problem and that's behind us, as we said other things would come out. >> reporter: still, she stood by him. >> what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. >> reporter: but he told savannah he was recovered. >> you are no longer engaging in...
Late Night With Seth Meyers : KNTV : August 30, 2016 12:37am-1:38am PDT
said on the toxicology report. [ light laughter ] and, finally, a group from brooklyn has created a jet engine powered merry-go-round. "it's incredible," said a little kid who is now in new jersey. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ applause ] he is here to talk about the upcoming presidential election. academy award winning director michael moore is here tonight. so excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] she is in the new film "south side with you" that we mentioned in the monologue. tika sumpter is here tonight. can't wait to talk to her. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a south african singer-songwriter. troye sivan is here tonight. very excited for you to hear him. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, the presidential campaign has settled into something of an equilibrium, but there's still at least one x-factor that could change everything, and that's the debates. and both candidates are preparing for them in very different ways. for more on this time it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause
said on the toxicology report. [ light laughter ] and, finally, a group from brooklyn has created a jet engine powered merry-go-round. "it's incredible," said a little kid who is now in new jersey. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. [ applause ] he is here to talk about the upcoming presidential election. academy award winning director michael moore is here tonight. so excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] she is in the new film "south...
BlogHer Hosts Discussion on Feminism : CSPAN : August 30, 2016 1:05am-2:07am EDT
d.c. and now lives in brooklyn. my problems are different. it boils down to that. when i first walked into the miz foundation i had come from politics and i looked at my boss and i said, teresa, you know i'm not a feminist. she was an avid feminist. me and said, cool. do you believe in the social, political, and quality of all genders -- equality of all genders? and i said, of course. who would not believe in that? a lot of people actually don't believe in that. polling wee did that did not get 100% of people who believed in it, but when we said, do you consider yourself a feminist, only 60% of people said yes. 16% of people said yes. them if they believe in social, political, and economic equality of all genders, it jumped three times that. that some things you said were poignant. not every client is going to approach the quality -- equality in feminism and issues that impact women in their communities because our densities are so much broader than what people consider to be those women's issues. i truly believe you are right, every come -- everyone comes to the table differently. th
d.c. and now lives in brooklyn. my problems are different. it boils down to that. when i first walked into the miz foundation i had come from politics and i looked at my boss and i said, teresa, you know i'm not a feminist. she was an avid feminist. me and said, cool. do you believe in the social, political, and quality of all genders -- equality of all genders? and i said, of course. who would not believe in that? a lot of people actually don't believe in that. polling wee did that did not...
PBS NewsHour : KQED : August 29, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
while growing up in brooklyn. >> sreenivasan: but first, more than 80 people have been killed in chicago this month. and more than 400 have been shot in august. it's part of a weekly-- and even daily-- pattern of violence plaguing big and often impoverished sections of thehe city. so far, it's a crisis that has eluded major solutions. john yang has the story.ty >> reporter: one of chicago's bloodiest weekends this year t ended the city's deadliest month in 20 years. among the victims: nykea aldridge-- a cousin of basketball star dwayne wade, now with the chicago bulls. police superintendent eddie johnson:nd >> she wasn't aware that her short life would stand as an example for what is a clear failure in the criminal justice system here in chicago. >> reporter: aldridge was caught in a crossfire as she pushed one of her four young children in a stroller near a school on the city's south side. the surge in gun killings has largely been concentrated there and on the west side. two brothers-- darwin and derren sorrells-- are now charged with first-degree murder ingr aldridge's killing
while growing up in brooklyn. >> sreenivasan: but first, more than 80 people have been killed in chicago this month. and more than 400 have been shot in august. it's part of a weekly-- and even daily-- pattern of violence plaguing big and often impoverished sections of thehe city. so far, it's a crisis that has eluded major solutions. john yang has the story.ty >> reporter: one of chicago's bloodiest weekends this year t ended the city's deadliest month in 20 years. among the...
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FOX 25 News at 6 : WFXT : August 29, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
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are not people, they're hispanic and from lowell, water bury, the bronx and brooklyn. >> governor page was an active participant in all of the conversations we've had. >> the reporter: governor charlie baker wouldn't comment specifically about the massachusetts cities or la page' about race and drugs over the past few months, but he repeated his message about the opioid epidemic. >> this, as you know, is no neighborhood. it knows no race, it knows no race, it's pervasive as anything i've ever seen in my 30 years in health care. >> the reporter: connecticut's governor malloy called the correlation drugs and race incorrect, and in a quote, tremendous mistake, citing maine incarceration statistics. of abuse, more white, middle aged people recall getting hooked on the drug, having to do with knee replacements and hip replacements, and dental surgery and i think it is a great disservice to look at this as a racial issue. >> the reporter: the opioid epidemic certainly wasn't the intended topic of this 40th annual conference. however, it did become possibly e both among the governors her
are not people, they're hispanic and from lowell, water bury, the bronx and brooklyn. >> governor page was an active participant in all of the conversations we've had. >> the reporter: governor charlie baker wouldn't comment specifically about the massachusetts cities or la page' about race and drugs over the past few months, but he repeated his message about the opioid epidemic. >> this, as you know, is no neighborhood. it knows no race, it knows no race, it's pervasive as...
question from lieutenant general michael flynn about the clinton foundation. clinton's team in brooklyn has responded to calls for more press access by saying she's given more than 300 interviews resulting in about 2600 questions from the press in 2016. while we're on the topic of the clintons and the press, yesterday, jim rutenburg of the "new york times" wrote about her tendency to travel on a many separate from the jet that carries her press corps. notably since the '60s, the press has traveled on the candidates' planes. before we get to that, there has been some disagreement on whether press conferences are a thing of the past in this digital age. do you think they still matter? >> i do. look -- >> i agree. >> there's a ton of people who say, look, the only reason you care about this is because you are in the press. the press will preen in front of the camera, et cetera. some of those things are true. there is some element of that. we have grandstanding reporters in our midst all the time. one of them sitting here right now. >> where? >> i'm sorry, right behind you, there. the reality i
question from lieutenant general michael flynn about the clinton foundation. clinton's team in brooklyn has responded to calls for more press access by saying she's given more than 300 interviews resulting in about 2600 questions from the press in 2016. while we're on the topic of the clintons and the press, yesterday, jim rutenburg of the "new york times" wrote about her tendency to travel on a many separate from the jet that carries her press corps. notably since the '60s, the...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : August 29, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
empire in queens and brooklyn was pretty systemically turning away black tenants. and ultimately, it caught up with them and the justice department brought a lawsuit against them in 1973. ten years after the first case we found of a black tenant or perspective e tenant complaining about being turned away. >> you spoke with a rental agent for the will shire property. you also spoke with a woman who still live there is now. tell us their story. >> yeah, yeah, maxine brown, she still lives in the same apartment today she effectively fought for in 1963 and '64 when she filed a complaint about trump and about being turned away in a building that was still being built so they clearly had vacancies. there was a hearing and after the hearing she was offered an apartment, but what was we were able to put together her story with the story that we heard from the rental agent who was a trump employee at the time who had received her application in 1963. and at the time she was single -- a single nurse. so she had a good job. making plenty of money. we spoke with a guy now 88 years old who receiv
empire in queens and brooklyn was pretty systemically turning away black tenants. and ultimately, it caught up with them and the justice department brought a lawsuit against them in 1973. ten years after the first case we found of a black tenant or perspective e tenant complaining about being turned away. >> you spoke with a rental agent for the will shire property. you also spoke with a woman who still live there is now. tell us their story. >> yeah, yeah, maxine brown, she still...
attract but they're so different. anthony weiner, the public very brooklyn kind of guy, not just religious dissimilar, you know, backgrounds, but the fact that she came from a very traditional pakistani and then saudi raised muslim background and traditional family and here there was this interfaith marriage, very much part of the clinton world. >> and you did see her really stand by him and i think you asked the question about this documentary. why did they agree to it? it was supposed to be his comeback story. you see that in the beginning of this documentary. there is hope, there is optimism. and i think she certainly shared that particularly in the beginning of when he was launching his mayoral bid. he was up in the polls. but then it sort of all fell apart and there's a moment in the documentary she looks into the camera saying this is like living a nightmare. i think you see them start to really struggle with the reality of what's going on and ticipate that the struggle is one she's been dealing with not only the first scandal broke in 2011, andrea, but particularly after t
attract but they're so different. anthony weiner, the public very brooklyn kind of guy, not just religious dissimilar, you know, backgrounds, but the fact that she came from a very traditional pakistani and then saudi raised muslim background and traditional family and here there was this interfaith marriage, very much part of the clinton world. >> and you did see her really stand by him and i think you asked the question about this documentary. why did they agree to it? it was supposed...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : August 29, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
brooklyn nets and barclays center refinanced almost half a billion at the arena debt, saving $90 million. nejra: apple holding a products event. invitation sent out today. potentially on the agenda, oppressor -- a sensor touch and paid to -- touch to pay feature to paper on the new york subway. ascendant -- suspended resilient president would amount to her death penalty. will her appeal to lawmakers sway any vote? she is really looking for a little sympathy there. those pictures. we will come back with a story. this is bloomberg. nejra: this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: breaking news on apple. the company is led to face billions in the ireland tax case. we are going to learn the results on tuesday. so there is a tax case the eu and reportedlyut apple will decide against tuesday. rt's it is 130 pages long, and apple could face aliens of fines in the tax case. earlier news on apple because ony sense out invitations the iphone presentation. we do not know what it will be called. this headline may be more important. nejra: we have seen a little bit of a pullback. the shares were up earlier. now p
brooklyn nets and barclays center refinanced almost half a billion at the arena debt, saving $90 million. nejra: apple holding a products event. invitation sent out today. potentially on the agenda, oppressor -- a sensor touch and paid to -- touch to pay feature to paper on the new york subway. ascendant -- suspended resilient president would amount to her death penalty. will her appeal to lawmakers sway any vote? she is really looking for a little sympathy there. those pictures. we will come...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : August 29, 2016 10:30am-12:31pm EDT
brooklyn-based architecture. this summer we present iceberg's designed by james corner field operations whose people centric public places around the world include new york skyline and santa monica's park. i should note iceberg is sponsored by the american institute of architects. tonight's program allows us to examine one of the key themes behind the design of icebergs. climate change and its effects on the design and build places where we live, work and play. at the conclusion we invite you to join us and the panelists inside the iceberg to continue the conversation informally over light snacks and drinks and while exploit the exhibition. and don't miss the slides, which are faster than you might think. this program is presented in partnership with the national park services in celebration of its centennial. happy birthday yesterday. [applause] so please allow me to introduce wendy o'sullivan, the associate regional director for partnerships and communications for the national parks service national region. wendy has been with the national park service or 20 years serving i
brooklyn-based architecture. this summer we present iceberg's designed by james corner field operations whose people centric public places around the world include new york skyline and santa monica's park. i should note iceberg is sponsored by the american institute of architects. tonight's program allows us to examine one of the key themes behind the design of icebergs. climate change and its effects on the design and build places where we live, work and play. at the conclusion we invite you...
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FOX 6 Wake-Up News at 5 : WITI : August 29, 2016 5:00am-5:31am CDT
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support to students following the death of 19- year-old anthony nazaire of brooklyn. the ithaca sophomore was stabbed several times during a massive brawl on the campus of neighboring cornell university early sunday. another student suffered non-life- threatening help in identifying a suspect. the latest now on the large earthquake in central italy that has left 290 people dead. italian authorities are vowing to investigate whether building codes played a role in the high death toll. rescue crews continuing to look for survivors and bodies underneath the rubble...and demolishing buildings that are dangerously close to falling down. over the past two days, crews found six more bodies in the rubble of a hotel roma in amatrice , meanwhile - thousands are with many living in tents or their cars. the pope says he is planning on visiting the region to meet with the survivors. a weather system forming around south florida now being upgraded to a tropical depression. miami residents are bracing for heavy rains and preparing to be hit by what the national weather service is calling tropi
support to students following the death of 19- year-old anthony nazaire of brooklyn. the ithaca sophomore was stabbed several times during a massive brawl on the campus of neighboring cornell university early sunday. another student suffered non-life- threatening help in identifying a suspect. the latest now on the large earthquake in central italy that has left 290 people dead. italian authorities are vowing to investigate whether building codes played a role in the high death toll. rescue...
New Day : CNNW : August 29, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PDT
person killed. 19-year-old anthony nazir. he's from brooklyn. a statement from ithica college's president said anthony is a business administration student. he was a sophomore. he was a member of the executive board of brothers for brothers, a student organization dedicated to empowering men of color on our campus. of course, a serious loss there. now, the investigation turns to what exactly unfolded during that fight. a weapon found on the scene there. police also think there's a lot of cell phone video. so that's what they're looking at right now, guys. >> okay. thank you so much for that update. >>> well, niners quarterback colin kaepernick sitting during the national anthem. he says he's taking a stand against racial injustice in america. we'll debate that next. ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable, even at 30,000 feet. now get free go-go inflight
person killed. 19-year-old anthony nazir. he's from brooklyn. a statement from ithica college's president said anthony is a business administration student. he was a sophomore. he was a member of the executive board of brothers for brothers, a student organization dedicated to empowering men of color on our campus. of course, a serious loss there. now, the investigation turns to what exactly unfolded during that fight. a weapon found on the scene there. police also think there's a lot of cell...
World News Now : KGO : August 29, 2016 2:30am-4:01am PDT
. >>> it wasn't exactly a thank you, but a letter that was addressed to a thief in brooklyn is teaching us an important lesson in turning the other cheek. >> after someone broke into his coffee shop, the store owner refused to call the police or check out the surveillance video. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the bitter blow of a break-in at this cafe in new york -- >> it was $2,800 to $3,000. >> reporter: it turned into a lesson of forgiveness. >> that's what my religion teaches me. the way i was raised up. >> reporter: instead of a police record, a different report in front of the cafe on the same door the thief broke in through. >> i didn't check the cameras. i'd rather not know. >> reporter: the owner posting this letter addressed to the thief. >> if the money you stole was to better you and your family's living, then i forgive you. if it was stolen for you to go out there and ruin yourself and health, i still forgive you and ask you to fix ourself. making -- maybe taking a different route of mercy will send a different message to the person. >> reporter: and after the thief took,
. >>> it wasn't exactly a thank you, but a letter that was addressed to a thief in brooklyn is teaching us an important lesson in turning the other cheek. >> after someone broke into his coffee shop, the store owner refused to call the police or check out the surveillance video. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the bitter blow of a break-in at this cafe in new york -- >> it was $2,800 to $3,000. >> reporter: it turned into a lesson of forgiveness. >>...
Summer Reading with Senator Dick Durbin : CSPAN2 : August 28, 2016 11:30pm-12:01am EDT
brooklyn festival held in downtown brooklyn new york. later the in all baltimore book festival taking place in the city's inner harbor. on saturday, september 24 book to be his life in the national book festival at the washington convention center in the nations capital. that includes other talks as well as your phone calls for authors. for more nation about the book fairs and festivals a book to be will be covered and watch previous coverage click the book fierce tab on our website on tv.org. >> is a summer of 1988, dukakis has really wind at his back. if you look at the polling some of those critical measures of tears about people like me he had a decisive advantage over vice president bush. but a real deficit when it came to would be a credible commander-in-chief. he was against the guy with vice president bush was a congressman, one of the youngest navy enters and world war two, envoy to to china, chairman of the rnc and the cia. so dukakis really had to build up his props to stay totally toe is being trusted with the u.s. arsenal. so beginning back in the primaries and the
brooklyn festival held in downtown brooklyn new york. later the in all baltimore book festival taking place in the city's inner harbor. on saturday, september 24 book to be his life in the national book festival at the washington convention center in the nations capital. that includes other talks as well as your phone calls for authors. for more nation about the book fairs and festivals a book to be will be covered and watch previous coverage click the book fierce tab on our website on tv.org....
Book Discussion on The Fight for Fifteen : CSPAN2 : August 28, 2016 2:00pm-3:21pm EDT
kennedy of boston commanded, had plumber from brooklyn and a pipefitter from pascagoula and extraordinary number of different people. it's almost impossible to o imagine that happening in anyy common way now. i'd also submit because it's an important point, does anyone think that if we had selective service draft, in a serious way, that we would have conducted our foreign policy the way we have over the last 14 years? ... >> the fact that you would say that immediately is really disturbing, isn't it? it's so obvious that if all sons and daughters of the country were eligible to serve in the military we would do things differently. i think that's a very deep issue at the heart of the republic right now. i do think the modern media, social media >> on politics and we have campaigns and i think a lot of our people, our candidates, still don't under it. it is a relative lly new phenomenon. i was the first person they were able to overtake on the internet when i made a mistake speaking. it was around the clock, 24/7, you have facebook and twitter and it can just destroy you and y
kennedy of boston commanded, had plumber from brooklyn and a pipefitter from pascagoula and extraordinary number of different people. it's almost impossible to o imagine that happening in anyy common way now. i'd also submit because it's an important point, does anyone think that if we had selective service draft, in a serious way, that we would have conducted our foreign policy the way we have over the last 14 years? ... >> the fact that you would say that immediately is really...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : August 28, 2016 10:00am-11:01am PDT
prep in brooklyn. >> or at least the setting, golf course, beautiful day, yeah. >> but obviously, they're going to take different paths when they're preparing for something as big as these debates, which are going to be, you know, the super bowl of politics. i'm sure she's, as rosie just said, looking over policy notes, really honing in on the details of what she believes, what she is offering to the american people. trump, meanwhile, is you know, talking about how he's going to burn her over burgers on his golf course. >> oh, it's going to be so exciting. i can't wait for september 26th. it is highlighted on my calendar, that first debate. thank you, olivia nuzzi and rosie gray. appreciate that. >>> reaction from a news conference in a chicago shooting of dwyane wade's cousin. and the lives lost to gun violence every day. i'll ask ben jealous, former president of the naacp, about that and more. at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you ed . are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love
prep in brooklyn. >> or at least the setting, golf course, beautiful day, yeah. >> but obviously, they're going to take different paths when they're preparing for something as big as these debates, which are going to be, you know, the super bowl of politics. i'm sure she's, as rosie just said, looking over policy notes, really honing in on the details of what she believes, what she is offering to the american people. trump, meanwhile, is you know, talking about how he's going to...
Discussion on Campaign 2016 : CSPAN2 : August 28, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm EDT
john kennedy of boston commanded, had plumber from brooklyn and a pipefitter from pascagoula and extraordinary number of different people. it's almost impossible to o imagine that happening in anyy common way now. i'd also submit because it's an important point, does anyone think that if we had selective service draft, in a serious way, that we would have conducted our foreign policy the way we have over the last 14 years? ... >> the fact that you would say that immediately is really disturbing, isn't it? it's so obvious that if all sons and daughters of the country were eligible to serve in the military we would do things differently. i think that's a very deep issue at the heart of the republic right now. i do think the modern media, al
john kennedy of boston commanded, had plumber from brooklyn and a pipefitter from pascagoula and extraordinary number of different people. it's almost impossible to o imagine that happening in anyy common way now. i'd also submit because it's an important point, does anyone think that if we had selective service draft, in a serious way, that we would have conducted our foreign policy the way we have over the last 14 years? ... >> the fact that you would say that immediately is really...
AM Joy : MSNBCW : August 28, 2016 7:00am-9:01am PDT
developer in brooklyn and queens and he wanted to cross the bridge into manhattan and be on the biggest stages of all and make it there as no one else has before. >> and he seems to crave or have an almost sort of a sense that he is not respected by the manhattan elite and he is queens rich and he changed after his early success and a excerpt from your book, and according to barbara rez who is head of the construction at trump tower, my god mother worked there, the mood around trump began to change. he surrounded himself with sycophants who applauded his moves rather than questioned his logic. >> and he has during the course of the his career, he has gone on and moved away from the sense of confidence of wanting people to challenge him and that he had in the early years and now he in later years people who worked for him, he wanted people who weren'quite as up to snuff, not as smart as he was which is an interesting way to select people around him. and if you look at people who ran his campaign in the early days, they were all neophytes, with no political experience to speak of
developer in brooklyn and queens and he wanted to cross the bridge into manhattan and be on the biggest stages of all and make it there as no one else has before. >> and he seems to crave or have an almost sort of a sense that he is not respected by the manhattan elite and he is queens rich and he changed after his early success and a excerpt from your book, and according to barbara rez who is head of the construction at trump tower, my god mother worked there, the mood around trump...
WBZ This Morning : WBZ : August 28, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EDT
around brooklyn new york and made landfall there in the morning and caused serious flooding. parts of new york state in western new england for sure and northern new england as well. that was tropical storm irene initially was a hurricane but that leads us to the trivia for this hour. which one of the follg andrew, eye wall, salver simpson scale tsunami which one doesn't belong to the other three. we will have that along with myaccu-weather forecast. man: he chose for all of us to get together, go to great wolf lodge, and have a family birthday. woman: and that's the family i wanted to give luke -- lots of siblings, people who love him all around him at all times, >>> sos etched in the sand. it's the scene out of the movie but it sieived two fishermen in -- saved two fishermen who were missing since august 19th with limited supplies and no emergency equipment. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the cast aways were spotted by the u.s. navy. smart for them to think that help because the waving of the hand was not working. >> make that big sos really
around brooklyn new york and made landfall there in the morning and caused serious flooding. parts of new york state in western new england for sure and northern new england as well. that was tropical storm irene initially was a hurricane but that leads us to the trivia for this hour. which one of the follg andrew, eye wall, salver simpson scale tsunami which one doesn't belong to the other three. we will have that along with myaccu-weather forecast. man: he chose for all of us to get...
Washington Journal : CSPAN : August 28, 2016 3:35am-5:10am EDT
: we'll go to allen who joins us from brooklyn, new york. caller: great topic. i noticed when you had the language of the act on the screen it said specifically to leave it unimpaired for future generations. when they passed the laws as when they pass laws about landmark preservation or species preservation, the intention is that we can look at the specific objects we're going to present from specific hark we can see and as president obama emphasized in his talk there are other ways we can lose these pressure -- treasures even if they're not attacked or taken directly and that's through climate change. i don't know if the people who started the park system can imagine that kind of threat but their obligations to be adult enough to realize that kind of threat and protect our parks and landmarks and our species from loss to future generations given that they're under the effect of climate change. this campaign has been marked by an infantile focus on distractions from things that allow us to act as adults. and we can't protect our parks from climate change unless we're did dult enough -
: we'll go to allen who joins us from brooklyn, new york. caller: great topic. i noticed when you had the language of the act on the screen it said specifically to leave it unimpaired for future generations. when they passed the laws as when they pass laws about landmark preservation or species preservation, the intention is that we can look at the specific objects we're going to present from specific hark we can see and as president obama emphasized in his talk there are other ways we can lose...
National Museum of African American History and Culture : CSPAN3 : August 27, 2016 4:51pm-6:01pm EDT
respect for this institution. what an important institution this is. you and brooklyn have one of the best cultural leaders in america with deborah schwartz. i want you to know how great she is. [applause] i cannot waste tell when my staff has written my bio, they tell you everything about me except the fact that i was president of my third grade class two years in a row. there is hope for everybody. is talk about do the challenge of building a national museum. let me begin with a story that shaped my career, i has also shaped this museum. i was asked to curate a huge exhibition on the history of the 19th century. one aspect was going to look at slavery. i didn't want to look at slavery writ large. i want to focus on a single plantation. i traveled all over the country. i went to cotton plantations in alabama. looked at tobacco plantations. then i was taken to a rice plantation outside of georgetown, south carolina. when i went down the road, i turned the corner and there were 10 slave cabins from the 1840's and 1850's still standing. next to one of the cabins was a johnson, 95 years
respect for this institution. what an important institution this is. you and brooklyn have one of the best cultural leaders in america with deborah schwartz. i want you to know how great she is. [applause] i cannot waste tell when my staff has written my bio, they tell you everything about me except the fact that i was president of my third grade class two years in a row. there is hope for everybody. is talk about do the challenge of building a national museum. let me begin with a story that...
History and Hamilton the Musical : CSPAN3 : August 27, 2016 2:00pm-3:49pm EDT
row. mr. carp the professor of american history at brooklyn college. he is author of defiance of the patriots, the boston tea party, and the making of america. the boston tea party and the making of america. and rebels rising cities in the making of the american revolution. nancy is the author most recently of white trash, the 400 year untold history of class in america. which is just been reviewed by the "new york times" book review and the new yorker among other places. she is also the author of fallen founders, the life of aaron burr, the finalist for the "l.a. times" book prize, and the coauthor with bernstein of madison and jefferson. her first book, self and citizenship in antebellum america was awarded the best book prize in 1999. she is a professer of american history at l.s.u. and writes regularly. heather is professer at chair of the departments of drama and dance. she is author of early american theater from the revolution to thomas jefferson, slavery and sentiment on the american stage 1787 and 1861, and the fortscoming, the best title, hideous characters and beautiful pa
row. mr. carp the professor of american history at brooklyn college. he is author of defiance of the patriots, the boston tea party, and the making of america. the boston tea party and the making of america. and rebels rising cities in the making of the american revolution. nancy is the author most recently of white trash, the 400 year untold history of class in america. which is just been reviewed by the "new york times" book review and the new yorker among other places. she is also...
CBS This Morning : WOIO : August 27, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EDT
. ? >> reporter: from a keep sake to the top of your cake to this for the bottom of your baby. the brooklyn offices of etsee are hand-packed with handmade designs and some made you stop and smile. >> so cute. i love it. >> reporter: some so intricate you wondered how they were made. decore for your house. >> reporter: thomas who works with his pattern patty to create these 3d designs. >> i'm kind of a nerd so i like decorative objects. >> reporter: had you left fielder been selling on etsee? >> yes. i quit my architecture job and throwing my eggs in one basket. >> reporter: whoha came here to get a major retailer interested in with his brand. he applied with and etsee whittled it down to these six. kaitlyn mcclain has pitched her product at trade shows before, but nothing quite like this. how did it go? >> it went great. it's nerve wracking. >> to hear them say thg what ist our customers are looking for us and that is gold to me. we can turn that into items that do well for both of us. caliber of your own? >> i tried to reach out to harder brands. it's hard to get the name of a decision mak
. ? >> reporter: from a keep sake to the top of your cake to this for the bottom of your baby. the brooklyn offices of etsee are hand-packed with handmade designs and some made you stop and smile. >> so cute. i love it. >> reporter: some so intricate you wondered how they were made. decore for your house. >> reporter: thomas who works with his pattern patty to create these 3d designs. >> i'm kind of a nerd so i like decorative objects. >> reporter: had you...
CBS This Morning : KPHO : August 27, 2016 5:00am-7:00am MST
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trump and his father by name for not renting to blacks at their properties in queens and brooklyn. this was one of the largest donald trump had to decide whether to fight this case or to settle. one night, he was in a nightclub in manhattan and he walks in there and lo and behold there is a man named roy cone there who was the lawyer for joseph mccarthy. of the mccarthy hearings fame. they got to talking and roy cone said don't settle this case, fight like hell against the government and when they hit you, hit back ten times harder. trump decided to do that h he kept that philosophy today hitting back and hitting back ten times harder. >> what is donald trump's reaction to this book now? >> we don't know. ahead of time, he told us repeatedly he wanted a true, accurate fair book which was exactly our intent, but he warned us again and again he would sue us and he has sued people in the past when they have written about him and what tends to trigger his lawsuits is anyone who questions just how rich he really is. so he gives all kinds of numbers centurylink prism tv has all your fav
trump and his father by name for not renting to blacks at their properties in queens and brooklyn. this was one of the largest donald trump had to decide whether to fight this case or to settle. one night, he was in a nightclub in manhattan and he walks in there and lo and behold there is a man named roy cone there who was the lawyer for joseph mccarthy. of the mccarthy hearings fame. they got to talking and roy cone said don't settle this case, fight like hell against the government and when...


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The waistline has always been the subject of wearable fanfare, with fitness trackers and wellbeing wristbands the golden children of non-invasive health and fitness devices.
Though many health and fitness apps include a food diary function, they typically require users to self-report what they've eaten. As yet they've failed to fully achieve their presumed aim; to be an electronic companion for people who want and, moreover, need to accurately monitor their diet.
Ingestibles did have their moment in the spotlight, but have so far struggled to reach any sense of universal applicability and mainstream appeal. It seems we just can't shake off those images of Innerspace. This could be about to change.
For people with conditions such as hypertension and diabetes, eating too much salt can increase blood pressure and can lead to heart complications. In instances such as this, self-reported data is crucial for doctors and nutritionists to assess patients.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology may have found a wearable solution in the form of a salt sensor. The intraoral, ultrathin mouth wearable uses Bluetooth to report daily salt consumption to an app, in order to help people monitor their sodium intake without having to write it down in a diary.
Woon-Hong Yeo, assistant professor in the Woodruff School at Georgia, hopes the device – thus far tested in three separate studies – will help people for whom salt can be dangerous to change their eating habits. The researchers are aiming to remove the battery connected to the elastomeric membrane and also reduce the size of the device to the size of a tooth before testing starts again.
Similarly, this tooth-sticker can track glucose, salt and alcohol intake and also transmit nutritional readings to a chosen device. Developed at Tufts University in Massachusetts, the tiny 2mm-by-2mm tracker is built with biosensors that register saliva-based compounds as they pass the wearer's teeth. Researchers say the unlikely wearable will be able to detect a range of other substances too, and thus help to build a database of food that could then be given to a doctor as a digital substitute for a nutrition diary and management system.
For those struggling with obesity, tracking food once it's been consumed is only one part of the solution to losing weight; another is to be aware of the amount of food you're putting into your body in the first place.
Portion control could be the answer. Augmented reality company Kabaq has created an entire menu in 3D and, partnering with Snapchat, customers will be able to view the menu items by scanning the matching Snapcodes. The pop up menu is being trailed at US restaurant chain Bareburger this July. The setup is smartphone based for now but we could see this feature translating well to future smartglasses.
It's not only AR tackling the dietary needs of the future human. Two recent studies have also revealed how virtual reality could help people to deal with eating disorders and even food poisoning.
Researchers at France's University Hospital of Brest have reviewed years of data from clinical trials regarding VR's relationship with eating disorders, such as anorexia and bulimia, and concluded that it could be used as a promising therapeutic tool. Any successful application would need to apply cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques and on-hand therapists, the study concluded.
With inches separating a win or a loss, nutrition and body conditioning is a way of life for many athletes. It makes sense then that a lot of the advances in health surveillance can be found here.
The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) has provided players with a fingertip pulse oximeter, which provides non-invasive measurements of pulse rate and hydration, for example, to ensure players on the pro circuit can train risk-free at optimum times.
Meanwhile, basketball player Omri Casspi has invested in a startup designed to analyse the DNA of gut microbiomes to provide personalised dietary needs for an individual's nutrition profile, developed from a stool sample and a blood test. It's believed matching foods with gut microbes can optimise an athlete's performance. Anything for an edge over the competition.
This sort of behaviour is trickling down to devices aimed at amateurs as well. RocketBody's wearable incorporates an AI nutritionist and trainer to balance training routines and recovery time using EKG readings to determine an athlete's metabolic rate and then recommend a plan for workouts and meals. We're also set for another wave of calorie counters with the Healbe GoBe 2 leading the charge – look out for a review of this device soon.
We asked Melanie Hargraves, a nutrition scientist at the British Nutrition Foundation, what she thought of these wearables. What do they need to do in in order to be useful and accurate?
"While technologies that allow people to monitor their food and nutrient intake have the potential to provide support for people to improve their diet and lifestyle," says Hargarves, "there is very little research available on how effective they are."
An issue with mouth wearables, for example, is one of robustness. Could the tooth-sticker survive a week in the mouth of a heavy chewer? And even if it did last long enough to make an assessment of someone's eating habits, how reliable would this data be?
It even could be as unreliable as self-reporting, with the pitfalls of people forgetting to report certain meals or poorly estimate how much they've actually eaten comparable to inaccurate biosensor readings. Foods are a mash of compounds and when mixed with saliva it can be hard to unequivocally monitor salts and sugars, say, especially when variables include the way they're cooked or consumed.
In other words, the measurement detected in the same foods and dishes may differ. And we all know the perils of glucose tracking.
But if we are able to evaluate and learn about the role of technology in health promotion, as Hargraves is hopeful of, we could start to see quality scientific studies carried out, demonstrating the application as well as the accuracy of the wearables shown here – and beyond.
If so, it might not be long before emerging technologies start to impact our daily dietetic routines, whether that's being told via an app that we're eating too much salt, or slotting on a virtual reality headset for a weekly bout of food-based therapy. Look out fitness trackers, the digital nutritionist is coming.


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Q: Laplace inverse in Python with mpmath I want to use "DE HOOG" algorithm for numerical Laplace inverse transform. I want to use the "mpmath" package and I installed it from the link:
https://github.com/klkuhlm/mpmath
Lets say I need to find the inverse Laplace transform of the below function at t=1:
f = 1/(s-1)
The inverse Laplace transform of f is : e^(t)
At t=1 the result is expected to be =  e
import mpmath as mp
import numpy as np

def f(s):
    return 1 / (s-1)

t = np.linspace(0.01,0.5,10)

G = []

for i in range(0,4):
    G.append(mp.invlapdehoog(f, t[i]))

print G

The thing is it works perfectly only when I set the range of the "i" less than 4. For example once I substitute:
for i in range(0,5): #or for i in range(0,more than 5):

I get this error:
enter image description here
Could you please help me fix this problem?
Thanks!

A: The object InverseLaplaceTransform has an attribute degrees that dictates the levels of approximation necessary to achieve a given level of precision. Your copy of InverseLaplaceTransform updates degrees each time you call it with a smaller and smaller value. Eventually, degrees is so small the parameter fp has only one value, which is not enough to continue with further calculations.
Solution: edit your call to invlapdehoog to reset degrees each time. I suggest however calling invertlaplace directly rather than invlapdehoog.
for i in xrange(0,10):
    G.append(mp.invertlaplace(f, t[i], method = 'dehoog', degree = 18))

Edit:
The original poster asked a related question in the comments to this solution. They asked why the computation time increases (quite drastically) with consecuitve calls to mp.invertlaplace. In short, the mp.invertlaplace is updating its attribute precision which dictates how many decimal places it should compute in calculating the inverse laplace. As with the above solution, we can pass in precision to each call to make sure we obtain the precision we want (eg - 10 decimal places):
for i in xrange(0,10):
    G.append(mp.invertlaplace(f, t[i], method = 'dehoog', dps = 10, degree = 18))

PS - you can apply the inverse laplace to all of t at once with the following snippet:
G = map( lambda x: mp.invertlaplace(f, x, method = 'dehoog', dps = 10, degree = 18), t)

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Blockchain has been rapidly invading all the aspects of our everyday live and gaming companies haven't been left outside of the trend. Now the companies would have to contend with the new, as of now, "proposed guidelines" to make their games with distributed ledger technology available in Malta.
Right now the regulations presented by Malta Gaming Authority are just a series of recommended guidelines for the game developers to follow. The authorities are open for feedback regarding their new proposals and they established "sandbox" environment for testing out the impact of new regulations on the industry. Ultimately, this sandbox will become not only a testing stage but the foundation for the new set of regulations for the Malta's remote gaming ecosystem.
Right now, the proposed rules for utilizing the blockchain for gaming is quite lax. The developers have to satisfy the specific range of conditions for them to be receiving cryptocurrency. In particular, they would have to provide the certain financial and technological value in return for the said funds and the services or goods they provide in return have to be freely tradeable on exchanges with "competitive market capitalization". Also, the cryptocurrency must be integral to the company's use case.
As part of the current "sandbox mode" all the games hosted should "maintain the transparency and prove the fairness of these games" through utilizing accessible distributed ledger.
The proposed guidelines cover this and other points, including the risks involved in usage of cryptocurrencies or custom tokens as a funding method.


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David Bowie box set celebrated with Facebook livestream
Buddy Iahn | September 20, 2017 | Rock News
A NEW CAREER IN A NEW TOWN (1977-1982) TO BE RELEASED SEPTEMBER 29th
The upcoming release of the David Bowie – A New Career in a New Town (1977-1982) boxed set will be celebrated with an event at the world-famous Hansa Studios in Berlin on Tuesday, September 26th at 2 pm ET which will be live-streamed via facebook.com/davidbowie.
The live event will feature a Q&A session with guests including Carlos Alomar (Bowie's guitarist from 1974 to 1987), Edu Meyer (the former sound engineer at Hansa Studios), and Chris Duffy (son of photographer Brian Duffy, and director of the Duffy Archive) who will be discussing Bowie's work from 1977-1982. Bowie's Facebook page will also be featuring previously unheard audio streams on the day of the event.
Hansa Tonstudio, or "Hansa By The Wall" as it came to be known, was where Bowie recorded parts of his ground-breaking Low album along with 'Heroes', which celebrates it's 40th anniversary this month.
David Bowie – A New Career in a New Town (1977-1982) is the third in a series of boxed sets spanning David Bowie's career from 1969.
The 11 CD box, 13-piece vinyl set and the Mastered For iTunes and standard digital download set is named after a track from the first of the so-called "Berlin Trilogy," includes Low, 'Heroes', Stage (Original and 2017 Versions), the former in the vinyl box will be pressed on yellow vinyl, replicating its original limited edition U.K. release and the latter of which featuring two previously unreleased tracks, "Lodger, Lodger (Tony Visconti 2017 Mix)," "Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)," Re:Call 3 (featuring contemporary single versions, non-album singles, b-sides and songs featured on soundtracks) and the 'Heroes' E.P., a compilation exclusive to the set celebrating the 40th anniversary of the song, which rounds up the German and French album and single versions of the track in one place for the first time.
Exclusive to each of the boxed sets is Lodger (Tony Visconti 2017 Mix). The remix was started with David's blessing before his passing in January last year. Tony Visconti has revisited the original multi-tracks at Human Studios and remixed the album with the benefit of modern technology to better highlight the album's nuances. Always a personal favorite of Bowie's, this version of the album will also feature newly 'remixed' artwork featuring unseen images from the original cover photographic session.
Also exclusive to each box is Re:Call 3, a new compilation featuring remastered contemporary single versions, non-album singles and b-sides, and songs featured on soundtracks. The cover features a photo by Christian Simonpietri taken at Hansa Studios in Berlin during the 'Heroes' sessions in 1977. The Baal E.P. in its entirety is making its CD debut while "Beauty And The Beast" (extended version) and "Breaking Glass" (Australian single version) are making their debuts on CD and digitally.
The physical boxed set's accompanying book, 128 pages in the CD box and 84 in the vinyl set, will feature rarely seen and previously unpublished photos by photographers including Anton Corbijn, Helmut Newton, Andrew Kent, Steve Schapiro, Duffy and many others as well as historical press reviews and technical notes about the albums from producer Tony Visconti.
The CD boxed set will include faithfully reproduced mini-vinyl versions of the original albums, and the CDs will be gold colored rather than the usual silver. The vinyl boxed set has the same content as the CD set and is pressed on audiophile quality 180-g vinyl.
David Bowie – A New Career in a New Town (1977-1982) will also be made available in High Definition audio digital formats (192kHZ/24bit and 96kHZ/24bit). Content varies from other formats due to the resolution of the available original source material.
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Home » Production » Border Sprays Effective Against Stink Bugs
Border Sprays Effective Against Stink Bugs
June 1, 2013	in Production
By Amanda Huber
Southeast Editor
Stink bugs are a common pest problem in cotton fields across the South. Feeding stink bugs increase lint staining, cause boll abscission, help transmit boll rot pathogens and reduce yields and overall lint quality. An insect pest that will reduce the bottom line of profit potential will command producers' attention.
"Stink bugs are by far the most common insect we are going to need to spray," says Phillip Roberts, University of Georgia Extension entomologist.
The problem is that stink bugs are not all that's out in the cotton field; there are plenty of other insects, both beneficial and not, in the field.
What's In Your Field?
"Southern green stink bug is the most common species in Georgia, with three to four generations per year," says Michael Toews, University of Georgia entomologist.
But, it is a buildup of brown stink bugs in the last few years that has made knowing what species you have more important.
"If you have brown stink bugs in the mix, which has been more than 50 percent of our species composition, they are tolerant to pyrethroid insecticides," Toews says. "For the brown stink bugs, you are going to need an organophosphate insecticide application.
"With this," he says, "producers run the risk of a secondary pest outbreak like spider mites or aphids, and you wipe out natural enemies."
Treatment Pros and Cons
Roberts says he tries to get producers to think about what else is inthe field.
"The presence of those insects – spider mites, aphids and whiteflies – can influence decisions when targeting stink bugs," he says. "Producers should think of the 'big picture' and try not to do anything that will aggravate these other pests."
Through research, entomologists have learned that stink bugs move from crop-to-crop but do not move into the interior of the field as often.
"When stink bugs move, they are not likely to move far into an adjacent field," Toews says. "They are not moving far into the field; they move and stop in the edges."
Knowing this and also trying to think "big picture" on insect management, Toews says it prompted the question, "Does it make sense to spray the entire field or does it make more sense to spray around the edges?"
Toews says he has looked at treating just the border area of fields for the last four years and has found that this is a viable option
to consider.
"In the case where we do border sprays, we tend to get our two border sprays down, and it buys us about three weeks," he says. "Then we might need an application about the fifth week of bloom, if we need it at all."
Toews says about half the time another spray is needed and the other half, it isn't.
"In these studies, we reached 30 to 40 feet into the field from the edge," he says. "We applied four ounces of Bidrin, plus two ounces of Baythroid XL. One application was made in the first week of bloom and another application in the second week of bloom. Border sprays were not based on a threshold."
Their studies were on smaller fields initially, but Toews says in smaller fields stink bugs will get across the field faster, and the whole field will act as a border.
"In bigger fields, which is why we went to 60-acre fields in our tests, it makes much more of a difference," he says.
Having Options
Toews says whole field applications are effective but require more time and insecticide, which means more money.
"Growers should consider early season border applications, which appear to provide stink bug suppression for about three weeks," he says. "In light years, this may be all that is required.
"Border sprays are not killing all the natural enemies, and it saves time and active ingredient. It is insecticide savings."
Contact Amanda Huber at (352) 486-7006 or ahuber@onegrower.com.
Benefit of Border Sprays
• Saves time and money.
• Helps preserve beneficial insects.
• Are not based on a threshold.
• Stink bugs may be on field edges.
• Has more impact on larger fields.
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Object of Intrigue: Banknotes for a Japanese-Occupied Hawaii
by Ella Morton October 13, 2015
Museum of American Finance
Ever wanted the laymen's version of your credit card fine print?
(Image: National Numismatic Collection, National Museum of American History)
In early 1942, the United States government began issuing a special set of banknotes custom-made for Hawaii. The back of each note looked identical to the existing U.S. paper currency apart from one major difference: the word "HAWAII" was stamped across it.
The design of these notes wasn't the most elegant—the "HAWAII" looked as though it was inscribed by someone with a black ballpoint pen and a ruler. But that's understandable, given their circumstances: these banknotes were an emergency series, rushed to print in the months following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. The idea was that if Japan invaded Hawaii, the U.S. government could immediately identify and devalue the state's currency so it would be worthless to the Japanese.
"The Federal Reserve notes were issued in the San Francisco Federal Reserve District, which included Hawaii in its jurisdiction," says Mark Anderson, Numismatic Consultant to the Museum of American Finance. If the need had arisen, "the notes' distinctive features would have allowed prompt and easy identification." In addition to the big HAWAII stamp, each note featured brown treasury seals instead of the usual blue or green, and had "Hawaii" printed vertically in small black block letters on the front.
Honest Abe, Hawaiian style. (Image: National Numismatic Collection, National Museum of American History)
Of course, the standard American currency already circulating on the Hawaiian islands presented a problem. The U.S. government made an attempt to snap it up quickly, lest it fall into the hands of the Japanese. In January 1942, the government recalled all paper money in Hawaii, except for a per-person allowance of $200. (Businesses were permitted to hold onto $500.) As the Honolulu Advertiser tells it, the actions were drastic:
Everybody was supposed to turn in their cash and securities. Patriotically, they did so—$200 million worth. Then the government had to burn all this money. It was taken to Nuuanu Mortuary, but the crematory there couldn't handle such a mass of paper currency and securities. So the rest of it went up in smoke at the 'Aiea Sugar Plantation mill.
The new notes prevailed, and served as Hawaii's currency through the rest of World War II and for several years after. Because Japan never invaded Hawaii, the notes were never demonetized. In fact, they are "still legal tender today," says Anderson, though they "have not been seen in circulation for many decades now." Coin dealers sell them, but they're not too rare or valuable—you can get a full set for under $200. (If you'd like to see the notes without having to buy them, visit the Museum of American Finance in New York, where you'll find a set on display in the America In Circulation exhibit.)
Japan never invaded Hawaii, but it did occupy the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, and a number of Southeast Asian and Pacific territories during World War II. These included the Philippines, Burma, Malaya (a territory now part of Malaysia and Singapore), Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, and what was then French Indochina—today's Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. The Japanese occupation of these places had its own currency-related consequences.
In 1942, the Japanese Military Authority began issuing what it called "Southern Development Bank Notes," known more realistically as "Japanese invasion money." This paper currency, emblazoned with "The Japanese Government," was intended to replace the local currency of each occupied territory. Here, for example, is a Japanese note issued in Malaya between 1942 and 1945:
This is the 10 Rupee note that circulated in Japanese-occupied Burma:
These territories have long since reclaimed their currency—and land—from Japan, but the banknotes, readily available on eBay, remain as tangible proof of the country's aggressive wartime operations.
Update, 10/13: An earlier version referred to Hawaii as one of the 50 U.S. states—prior to 1959, Hawaii was a U.S. territory rather than a state.
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Q: Reemplazar valores de varias variables en un dataframe de manera eficiente en R Buenas tardes desde Canarias. Estoy trabajando con la Encuesta Nacional de Salud en España (ENSE) para los dos últimos años que se han elaborado (2011 y 2017). El caso es que hay muchas variables cuya respuesta es binaria (sí o no,hombre o mujer, A o B, etc), las repsuestas se guardan en forma númerica, pero por alguna razón que desconozco no se han registrado con los valores (1 y 0), sino que en algunas ocasiones se registraron como (1 y 2) y en otras como (1 y 6).
Necesito cambiar esos valores de (2 y 6) a (0), lo he conseguido pero me parece una forma muy ineficiente por su extensión y su redundancia por decirlo de alguna forma. Además, esta forma genera una variable fuera del dataframe por cada una que he cambiado, llenando de espacio innecesario mi ventana de entorno global ¿Cómo puedo conseguir este cambio de manera más limpia, menos extensa y menos repetitiva?
Es necesario que la forma de hacerlo exija la selección de variables dentro de cada dataframe, ya que hay muchas otras variables que contienen los valores (2 y 6) pero que NO corresponden a una pregunta cuya respuesta sea de 2 opciones. Además, con el fin de explicar más claramente mi problema, he comentado que las variables solo toman 2 valores, pero la mayoría de ellas admite también 2 respuestas más (no sabe y no contesta) a las cuales se les asigna otros valores númericos(en la mayoría de los casos (8 y 9)); también se admite, solo en algunas variables, la opción de no contestar a esa pregunta ( Admite blanco por flujo).
Para que se entienda mejor el fragmento de código:

*

*los dataframes se llaman DATA_2011 y DATA_2017

*Las variables están codificadas y cada una corresponde a una pregunta de la    ENSE

*Cada encuesta se divide en 2 partes: Encuesta de adultos y encuesta de los hogares

*Si la variable no tiene ningún comentario al lado, significa que solo tiene dos valores, que no daba la opción de no contestar a esa pregunta y que tampoco daba la opción de contestar no sabe, ni no contesta.

attach(DATA_2011)

# Adultos 2011
SEXOa[SEXOa == 2] <-0
PROXY_0[PROXY_0==6]<-0
PROXY_2[PROXY_2==6]<-0 # Admite blanco por flujo
PROXY_3a[PROXY_3a==2]<-0 # Admite blanco por flujo
E1_1[E1_1==2]<-0 # NS/NC
F11[F11==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
G20[G20==6]<-0 # NS/NC
H22[H22==6]<-0
J27_1[J27_1==6]<-0
J28_1[J28_1==6]<-0 # NS/NC
O60[O60==6]<-0
S106a_1[S106a_1==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
T122[T122==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
S106a_3[S106a_3==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
DEPFUNC1[DEPFUNC1==6]<-0 # ABpF, no consta
DEPFUNC2[DEPFUNC2==6]<-0 # ABpF, no consta
DEPFUNC3[DEPFUNC3==6]<-0 # ABpF, no consta

# Hogares 2011
SEXO_i[SEXO_i==6]<-0
A7_1_i[A7_1_i==6]<-0
A8_2_i[A8_2_i==6]<-0
A11_1_i[A11_1_i==6]<-0
A11_2_i[A11_2_i==6]<-0
A11_3_i[A11_3_i==6]<-0
A11_4_i[A11_4_i==6]<-0
A11_5_i[A11_5_i==6]<-0
A11_6_i[A11_6_i==6]<-0
A11_7_i[A11_7_i==6]<-0
A11_8_i[A11_8_i==6]<-0
B14[B14==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
B18[B18==6]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
CADULTO[CADULTO==6]<-0
CMENOR[CMENOR==6]<-0
D26_1[D26_1==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_2[D26_2==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_3[D26_3==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_4[D26_4==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_5[D26_5==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_6[D26_6==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_7[D26_7==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_8[D26_8==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_9[D26_9==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_10[D26_10==6]<-0 # ABpF
D26_11[D26_11==6]<-0 # ABpF
detach(DATA_2011)

attach(DATA_2017)

# Adultos 2017
SEXOa[SEXOa == 2] <- 0
PROXY_0[PROXY_0==2]<-0
PROXY_2[PROXY_2==2]<-0 # Admite blanco por flujo
PROXY_3b[PROXY_3b==2]<-0 # Admite blanco por flujo
E1_1[E1_1==2]<-0 # NS/NC
F7[F7==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
F12[F12==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
F16[F16==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
G22[G22==2]<-0 # NS/NC
H26_1[H26_1==2]<-0 # NS/NC
H26_2[H26_2==2]<-0 # NS/NC
H26_3[H26_3==2]<-0 # NS/NC
O66[O66==2]<-0
O69[O69==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
J27_1[J27_1==6]<-0
J28_1[J28_1==6]<-0 # NS/NC
O60[O60==6]<-0
O84_1[O84_1==2]<-0
O84_2[O84_2==2]<-0
O84_3[O84_3==2]<-0
O84_4[O84_4==2]<-0
O84_5[O84_5==2]<-0
O84_6[O84_6==2]<-0
O84_7[O84_7==2]<-0
O84_8[O84_8==2]<-0
O84_9[O84_9==2]<-0

# Hogares 2017
SEXO_i[SEXO_i==2]<-0
A7_1_i[A7_1_i==2]<-0
A8_1_i[A8_1_i==6]<-0
B14[B14==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
B18[B18==2]<-0 # ABpF , NS/NC
# Revisar los 6 y los 2
D26_1[D26_1==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_2[D26_2==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_3[D26_3==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_4[D26_4==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_5[D26_5==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_6[D26_6==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_7[D26_7==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_8[D26_8==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_9[D26_9==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_10[D26_10==2]<-0 # ABpF
D26_11[D26_11==2]<-0 # ABpF
detach(DATA_2017)

Un saludo.

A: Como primer medida, trabajaría directamente con el data.frame, y no con las columnas de forma individual. El problema parece reducirse a: "Hay ciertas columnas con un valor 2 que deben pasar a ser 0 y otras con el valor 6 que también deberán ser 0". Veamos un ejemplo algo más reducido al tuyo pero que sirve para ejemplificar:
set.seed(1)
DATA_2011 <- data.frame(tipo=LETTERS[1:5],
                        SEXOa=sample(1:3, 5, replace = TRUE),
                        PROXY_0=sample(4:6, 5, replace = TRUE),
                        PROXY_2=sample(4:6, 5, replace = TRUE),
                        PROXY_3a=sample(1:4, 5, replace = TRUE))

DATA_2011

  tipo SEXOa PROXY_0 PROXY_2 PROXY_3a
1    A     1       6       6        2
2    B     3       6       4        2
3    C     1       5       4        2
4    D     2       5       4        3
5    E     1       6       5        1

Tenemos en este ejemplo cuatro columnas que nos importan, en dos debemos controlar el valor 2 y en las otras el valor a modificar es el 6. Hay muchas formas para atacar el problema, pero como tenemos la suerte que el valor al que queremos llegar es el 0 en estos casos, podemos hacer un poco de aritmética de matrices para hacerlo bien simple:
col_2 <- c("SEXOa", "PROXY_3a")
col_6 <- c("PROXY_0", "PROXY_2")

DATA_2011[, col_2] <- DATA_2011[, col_2] * !DATA_2011[, col_2] == 2
DATA_2011[, col_6] <- DATA_2011[, col_6] * !DATA_2011[, col_6] == 6

DATA_2011

  tipo SEXOa PROXY_0 PROXY_2 PROXY_3a
1    A     1       0       0        0
2    B     3       0       4        0
3    C     1       5       4        0
4    D     0       5       4        3
5    E     1       0       5        1

*

*Por empezar, armamos vectores con los nombres de columna para el valor 2 y el 6

*Luego con !DATA_2011[, col_2] == 2, obtenemos una matriz de lógicos, dónde el valor de cada "celda" será Verdadero si es distinto a 2 y Falso si lo es.

*Finalmente con DATA_2011[, col_2] * !DATA_2011[, col_2] multiplicamos cada valor original por 0 (si es una celda con un 2) y por 1 si tiene otro valor. Por consiguiente terminamos dejando en 0 solo aquellos datos de interés.

*Tu problema, si esta solución te sirve, se limitaría a definir los nombres de columna para cada tipo de valor a modificar.


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The Peanut is growing up to be such a beautiful child. She looks so happy. Best wishes to you guys for the holidays. Happy New Year!
Must you make me cry? My husband retires next week from 20 years of Active Duty. It means so much every time someone remembers our military families. Thank you, Pierre!
Happy New Year to the both of you. Hopefully, I'll be in the City more in 2011 and we can hang out when I'm there.
I was a student at Virginia Tech three years ago when you wrote that moving letter of advice to all of us. You'd be amazed at how many of us passed that post onto others.
Since then, I've been an avid reader (but silent commenter) of your blog. I just wanted to take this moment to say thanks for writing. Despite the fact that I'm single and don't have kids, your perspective on life has always been very healthy for me. The Peanut is lucky to have you as a dad.
I wish both of you the best for the new year. Please write more!
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Merry Christmas MD! Hope you and the Peanut have an adventurous year ahead!
Why am I hearing both Smoke on the Water AND the bass line of Chic's Good Times in the same picture?
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Rock on, MD! Happy holidays to you and the Peanut.
Love and kisses and merry wishes from Camp Bossy.
Merry Christmas Metro and Peanut.
She plays bass? Your new neighbors must love that.
Hope y'all have a merry Christmas, too. Stay fly.
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Santa's little rock star. So adorable!
Merry Christmas, as the Peanut breaks it down for us.
Is the Peanut planning a career as a rock star? Wouldn't that be an interesting (?) present for you! Happy merry and all that jazz.
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Love the photo. She's getting so big! Happy New Year to you and yours!
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Great picture, look forward to the next post.
She's so cute! She is growing up to be such a beautiful child. :) Nice one..
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May 8, 2019 /in News /by de99ison
https://www.plasticsnews.com/article/20190507/NEWS/190509950
By FRANK ESPOSITO
Aurora Plastics LLC purchased S&E Specialty Polymers of Lunenburg, Mass., in late 2017.
Compounding firm Aurora Plastics LLC shows no signs of slowing its growth after purchasing Elastocon TPE Technologies Inc., Aurora's fourth acquisition in two years.
For Aurora, acquiring Springfield, Ill.-based Elastocon "increases our presence in thermoplastic elastomers and allows us to build on an existing franchise," CEO Darrell Hughes said in a May 1 interview at the firm's headquarters in Streetsboro, Ohio.
S&E Specialty Polymers — the Lunenburg, Mass.-based firm that Aurora acquired in late 2017 — also makes compounds based on TPEs. Materials made by Elastocon are mainly based on styrenics and are sold into several markets, including consumer durables, lawn and garden, toys and grips, automotive and medical.
"We're excited about the [TPE] platform," said Hughes, who has more than 25 years of plastics and packaging experience, including stints at GE Plastics and Avery Dennison.
The Aurora-Elastocon deal was announced on April 15. Elastocon employs around 50 at a 35,000-square-foot site in Springfield. President and founder Dave Barkus will remain with the firm.
Rigid PVC remains a large market for Aurora, which sells those compounds into building and construction applications such as windows, fences, decks and doors. The firm made a bigger move into rigid PVC in May 2018 when it acquired JPI South of Pasadena, Texas.
The JPI South deal gave Aurora a presence on what Hughes called "the Gold Coast of vinyl." It also allowed the firm to access markets further west and to export some of its materials from Texas.
Aurora was founded in 1997, and in 2016 was acquired by Chicago private equity firm Wind Point Partners, which has used Aurora as an acquisitions vehicle. In addition to Elastocon, S&E and JPI South, Aurora acquired compounder Reinier Plastics of Marieville, Quebec, in mid-2017. Aurora also operates a compounding plant in Welcome, N.C.
Aside from TPE compounds and PVC compounds and alloys, Aurora's current product lineup includes chlorinated polyethylene alloys, low-smoke flame-retardant concentrates and purge compounds.
Hughes said Aurora will continue to look for more acquisitions while also growing organically at its existing sites. He added that when the firm is looking for new deals, "the most important thing is culture — being a customer's first choice and being totally focused on enabling your customers' success."
"Having worked at big companies, I know it's hard to move a large organization and maintain that connection with customers," Hughes said. "I think at our size that's easier for us to do.
"It's like that old commercial: special orders don't upset us," he added.
Hughes also said that Aurora focuses on integration when sizing up deals.
"We talk about how we would interact," he said. "When you put two organizations together, you have to focus on human resources."
At existing sites, according to Hughes, Aurora plans to add production of flexible PVC and TPE compounds in Texas and to increase production of flexible and rigid PVC compounds in Ohio. Earlier this year, the firm completed an expansion and renovation of its Texas plant, including improvements in blending and automation, as well as a new lab.
Aurora doesn't get asked about sustainability as much as makers of single-use plastics do, but Hughes said the topic has come up.
"When you look at PVC for sustainability, a PVC deck can last 20 to 30 years, which is longer than pressure-treated lumber, which also uses chemicals," he said, "and wood windows require more maintenance than PVC windows."
Aurora now employs around 200 at its five locations. The firm doesn't release sales figures or purchase prices in its deals, but Hughes said that 2019 "is off to a good start," even though housing starts — which affect construction demand — were "not great" in the first quarter.
"There have been some issues with labor being available and some starts being late because of the tightness of the labor market," he added. "But we're optimistic about the rest of the year."
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