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Forbes (September 25, 2018): New Research Says Alzheimer's And Other Dementias Will Hit Minorities Hardest In Coming Years
In 1960, Joan Levin, 15, took a test that turned out to be the largest survey of American teenagers ever conducted. It took two-and-a-half days to administer and included 440,000 students from 1,353 public, private and parochial high schools across the country – including Parkville Senior High School in Parkville, Md., where she was a student.
"We knew at the time that they were going to follow up for a long time," Levin said – but she thought that meant about 20 years.
Fifty-eight years later, the answers she and her peers gave are still being used by researchers — most recently in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. A study released this month found that subjects who did well on test questions as teenagers had a lower incidence of Alzheimer's and related dementias in their 60s and 70s than those who scored poorly.
Known as Project Talent, the test was funded by the U.S. government, which had been concerned, given the Soviet Union's then-recent successful Sputnik launch, that Americans were falling behind in the space race.
Students answered questions about academics and general knowledge, as well as their home lives, health, aspirations and personality traits. The test was intended to identify students with aptitudes for science and engineering. Test-takers included future rock stars Janis Joplin, then a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School in Port Arthur, Tex., and Jim Morrison, then a junior at George Washington High School in Alexandria, Va.
In recent years, researchers have used Project Talent data for follow-up studies, including one published Sept. 7 in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Conducted by researchers at the Washington-based American Institutes for Research (AIR), the organization that originally administered the test, it compared results for more than 85,000 test-takers with their 2012-2013 Medicare claims and expenditures data, and found that warning signs for dementia may be discernible as early as adolescence.
The study looked at how students scored on 17 areas of cognitive ability such as language, abstract reasoning, math, clerical skills, and visual and spatial prowess, and found that people with lower scores as teenagers were more prone to getting Alzheimer's and related dementias in their 60s and early 70s.
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Sarah Cooks: Happy Days with The Naked Chef and "Chicken in Milk"
Happy Days with The Naked Chef and "Chicken in Milk"
I recieved Happy Days with the Naked Chef for my 21st birthday last year, but have only recently got around to opening and reading through it. (This is why.) I'm also cooking for a scary real grown-up dinner party on Sunday (more on this later), which has made me go searching frantically through all my cookbooks trying to find suitable recipes.
So anyway, Happy Days is a really great book. As I was flipping through it I made a list of all the recipes I'd like to try (regardless of dinner parties).
Sounds delicious, yes? Please check out this book!
For Monday dinner I made the interesting-sounding chicken in milk, served with mashed potatoes and green beans in tomato sauce (adapted from Jamie's recipe for runner beans in tomato sauce).
...and put it in the oven for 1.5 hours (no lid).
Whilst it was in the oven, I made the beans and mashed potato. For the beans, you make a tomato sauce by frying some garlic, adding a tin of tomatoes and letting it simmer for 15 minutes. Then you add some boiled beans. Ta-dah!
In the recipe, Jamie says to remove the meat from the bones and serve it on a plate. This sounded like way too much effort, especially as I was only eating with my parents. So I just put the whole chicken on the table, and we ate it like that.
Wonderful! Being cooked in milk makes the chicken skin deliciously bronzed and crispy, whilst the meat absorbs the flavours of the sage, lemon and cinnamon. The buttery, curdy sauce is also very tasty spooned over mash. It was quite a low-effort supper in total (as soon as the chicken goes into the oven it needs no further interference), so I definitely intend to keep this in the repertoire.
You must make the chocolate cambridge pots - they are amazing! They would also be very good for the dinner party - I know I'd be delighted to have them served to me at any time. They are like a chocolate creme brulee with a lovely gooey chocolate sauce at the bottom.
Good luck with the dinner party!
This was my first JO book, and my first "nice" (read expensive) one. I love it too. I have made this chicken, I must make it again. I also made his Dad's stuffed chicken, (my first recipe out of the bok) sensational! Some of the pasta dishes are great and I make them over and over again (like the broccoli one).
I actually made the chocolate Cambridge pots for a dinner with friends last night. They were lovely, but so rich!! I'll put photos up tomorrow.
Julie - mmm! Glad you recommended Jamie's Dad's stuffed chicken; it looks great!
Have you ever cooked pork in Milk? Classic Italian dish by Marcella Hazan. Its supposed to be really good.
Hi Sarah, I've made this too & it is fantastic. This is a great book that I keep going back too, check out the recipes listed under this cook book in my index to see the ones I have got around to blogging about. The brunch breads are very impressive if invitin people over for brunch & the curry I love & have made heaps of times!
That chicken looks great even before going into the oven! Great job! It's a nice book, I think, w/creative but not kooky ideas.
I just made this chicken dish this week - I've had that book for a while and never used it before. It was better than I thought it would be!


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A-League's newest club draws on the rich cultural heritage of the Macarthur region
The A-League's newest team has today unveiled its name, logo and colours at a packed luncheon function in Campbelltown, south-west of Sydney.
Macarthur FChas been named after extensive community consultation as a name synonymous with the geographical region that bridges Sydney and rural New South Wales, and named after Elizabeth and John Macarthur who were founders and pioneers of the Australian wool industry.
Macarthur FC is a club that covers the same geographic footprint involving two grassroots football associations and nine clubs.
The region has long had an involvement with the game starting with the Camden Havens club that was established in 1922.
The Macarthur region has also been the childhood home of at least 20 Socceroos and 10 Matildas players with a combined games total of 600 for the Socceroos and 433 for the Matildas.
This heritage includes five men and five women who have played in at least one World Cup, with Brett Emerton (100 games) and Heather Garriock (139) each having reached a century of national team appearances.
The colours of the club are black, white and ochre – also selected as a result of community consultation.
Black and white are seen as emblematic colours that are representative of the culturally and linguistically diverse people who live in the region and who, like the club, are authentically fun, tribal, proud, hard working and inclusive.
Ochre is included to represent one of the traditional colours for the local Dharawal Aboriginal people on whose land the Macarthur region sits.
The logo includes a bull which is demonstrative of the club's physical power as well as a tilt to history when a runaway herd of cattle was discovered in the region in 1795, and three stars of the Southern Cross to symbolise football's links with the grassroots football community, the national premier league and the A-League.
The club is seen as a unifying force for rich and diverse culture of the region, with football bringing together people who sing with one voice.
The Macarthur region's population is estimated to hit 1 million by 2032, an increase of more than 50% since the 2016 Census.
Macarthur FC will join the A-League from the 2020-21 season and will play at a refurbished Campbelltown Stadium, with its training headquarters to be based at a Centre of Excellence which is being constructed.
Until the Centre of Excellence is ready, Macarthur FC will use facilities of the University of Western Sydney at Campbelltown.
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China's iron ore exchange signs up Fortescue
Mar 30, 2012 (WiC 144)
"Count me in": Fortescue's Power
In January, China soft-launched the China Beijing Mining Exchange (CBMX), an online iron ore trading platform. The full launch is planned for early May.
At the time, Nev Power, chief executive of Fortescue Metals, Australia's third largest iron ore miner, said that it was still "very early days" for the China platform.
"We will continue to evaluate it going forward," Power promised Reuters.
But in just two short months, the evaluation job has been completed. Last week Fortescue joined the CBMX, the first foreign member of the exchange. The CBMX is challenging another new exchange, the Global Ore Market, which is based in Singapore and backed by another miner, BHP Billiton.
Fortescue's move is not entirely unexpected. Unlike its bigger Australian rivals, it has not diversified into other mineral production, and Chinese steel mills currently buy 95% of its iron ore output. Despite recent volatility in the iron ore market, Fortescue is also going ahead with an $8.4 billion expansion plan to treble production by 2013 to 155 million tonnes. By 2017 it expects output as high as 355 million tonnes.
That means it makes sense for the Australian miner to strengthen its ties with Chinese customers and Zhang Jiabin, an iron ore specialist at Umetal.com, told Caijing magazine that joining CBMX is part of Fortescue's plan to ensure more buyers of its expanded production.
In return Fortescue has pledged to sell an unspecified volume of ore through the platform, where it is already rubbing shoulders with the 26 founder members; 13 steel mills, like Baosteel and Wuhan Iron and Steel, and 13 other mineral firms, such as Minmetals.
Will Fortescue be joined on the CBMX by its international rivals? ABC News, part of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, says that there are rumours that the three largest iron ore miners – Vale, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto – are also in talks to join CBMX. To emerge as the leading sales platform, it will need the international miners to sell a portion of their ore through its exchange.
Correspondingly, the China Iron and Steel Industry Association (CISA) has been making confident noises that the three will soon commit to the CBMX.
"All of the major suppliers will sign accords soon to join," the CISA chairman told media last week. "We expect to create a fair, transparent environment for spot iron ore trading. We'll set up a minimum volume of ore that they should sell through the platform."
CISA's interest in fair and transparent pricing platforms doesn't seem to extend to the rival Global Ore exchange, however, with both it and the China Chamber of Commerce of Metals warning its members not to "blindly join the Singapore platform".
The emergence of the CBMX is the latest development in a longstanding row between China and the major iron ore miners (see WiC56), who command 70% of the global sea-borne trade. Their critics believe that this gives them too much power over prices, even after a shift in 2010 from annual benchmark contracts to quarterly index pricing.
This transition is still not complete but the industry is moving towards floating prices based on daily indices.
Hence the scramble to establish a dominant exchange at which iron ore is priced and sold.
All of this comes too at a time in which the wider outlook for the industry is also unclear.
Last week comments from an executive from BHP that Chinese demand was "flattening" spooked the markets, especially given that all the leading players are implementing expansion plans.
"Uncertainty surrounding Chinese growth rates, coupled with a weakening outlook for steel and the simultaneous growth in Chinese scrap steel supply, could offset some of the positivity surrounding expected iron ore demand and push prices below the $120 a tonne barrier," predicted the ratings agency Moody's.
Keeping track: in WiC144 we reported that miner Fortescue had signed up to the new China Beijing Mining Exchange (CBMX), an online iron ore trading platform. As a major buyer of iron ore, China has been promoting the exchange as a way to ensure its steelmakers pay a fair and transparent price – rather than depending on pricing mechanisms fixed by the big miners. For once, the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) seems to be getting its way. On Tuesday, Brazil's Vale said it would join, reports the Economic Observer, with Rio Tinto having already agreed to participate. But in what may be the biggest coup of all, the world's largest miner BHP Billiton also joined on Wednesday, reports The China Daily, citing CISA. (Apr 20, 2012)
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The #WorldsMostTalkedAboutCouple has released their wedding images — which is to say, E! News, to whom the Kardashians basically owe their first-born children, has shared Kimye's official wedding pics.
Assertions we can make based on the images: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got married.
But the real story here is about the dress, because fashion trumps love in the Kardashian-West clan. The bride wore a paneled lace Givenchy Haute Couture gown and the groom matched in a Givenchy tuxedo. E! News also reports that Kimye's daughter, North, wore a Givenchy number resembling her mom's dress, making all the wedding fuss, press and millions of dollars completely worth it.
North can be seen in the background of one of the wedding images, in the clutches of momager Kris Jenner.
Another image shows the reality star at her final dress fitting at Givenchy atelier in Paris, France.
Following the wedding ceremony at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy, the couple held a reception fit for, well, reality stars and rappers, complete with whimsical photo booths. Kimye apparently donned matching "Just Married" leather jackets, which we can be sure Kanye will boast he invented long before Prada did, or something.
Plenty of celebrities attended the wedding festivities, include Lana Del Ray, John Legend and Andrea Bocelli. But that's all there is for now, until E! premieres the 900th new season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians on June 8.


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Q: Selenium WebDriver C# find element by href path How I can click on
Apply
I have a few Apply links on page. I should click on apply:16 (not apply:10,11,n).
I have a script (watir, ruby ) :
browser.link(:href, "Vacancies.aspx?param=apply:16").click
How its should be for Selenium WebDriver C# ?
I tried
driver.FindElement(By.LinkText("Apply")).Click();
But as you understood, this isnt work.
Thanks

A: Give a try with below locator.
By.CssSelector("[href*='Vacancies.aspx?param=apply:16']")

A: Just as a tidy up to Santoshsarma's work!
def <yourbutton> = driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("[href*='Vacancies.aspx?param=apply:16']"))

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Remove Marine filter Marine
Determination 35 Apply Determination filter
Decision 5 Apply Decision filter
Showing 1-10 of 40 decisions.
Alaska Marine Lines, Inc. - coasting trade licence
Alaska Marine Lines, Inc. applied , through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "SOUTHEAST PROVIDER", the "STIKINE PROVIDER", the "SITKA PROVIDER", the "SKAGWAY PROVIDER", the "OCEAN TITAN", the "GULF TITAN", and the "...
W-2020-192 | Determination | 2020-11-25
OBJECTION by the Shipping Federation of Canada (SFC) against the Atlantic Pilotage Authority (APA), the Laurentian Pilotage Authority (LPA), the Pacific Pilotage Authority (PPA), and the Great Lakes Pilotage Authority (GLPA) [collectively, the pilotage authorities]
ISSUE [1] Between January 10, 2020, and February 11, 2020, the SFC filed four notices of objection pursuant to subsection 34(2) of the Pilotage Act, RSC 1985, c P-14 (Act) with the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency). [2] The SFC argues that tariff amendments proposed by each of the pilotage...
105-W-2020 | Decision | 2020-11-20
Ciment McInnis/McInnis Cement - coasting trade licence
Ciment McInnis/McInnis Cement applied, through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "GLORY RIVER", a pneumatic cement carrier registered in Norway, to transport, in one single voyage, 17,000 metric tonnes of cement. The...
Irving Shipbuilding Inc. - coasting trade licence
Irving Shipbuilding Inc. applied , through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "BOABARGE 37", a semisubmersible heavy-lift and launching cargo barge registered in Norway, to transport sections of the Arctic and...
Phillips 66 Canada Ltd. - coasting trade licence
SUMMARY [1] Under the Act, the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister) may issue a coasting trade licence authorizing a foreign ship or a non-duty paid ship to conduct a commercial activity in Canadian waters for a maximum period of 12 months if the Canadian...
90-W-2020 | Decision | 2020-09-11
Protos Shipping Ltd. - coasting trade licence
Heerema Marine Contractors - coasting trade licence
Heerema Marine Contractors applied , through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "SSCV THIALF", a semi‑submersible crane ship registered in Panama, to remove seven offshore platforms, which are part of the Sable...
Kvaerner Canada Limited - coasting trade licence
Kvaerner Canada Limited applied , through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "BOA BARGE 34", a heavy lift semi-submersible barge registered in Norway, to be used as a temporary storage facility for the Deep Panuke...
Kvaerner Canada Limited applied , through its representative, to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Minister), for a licence to use the "BOABARGE 34", a heavy lift semisubmersible barge registered in Norway, to be used as a temporary storage facility for the Deep Panuke...
Suncor Energy Inc. - coasting trade licence
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Tenon strongly believed that PC and workstation technologies could and should be fused into a single, seamless environment. Tenon's efforts at integrating workstation-class applications and UNIX system software into "mouse and menu" PC software and hardware gave rise to a Mach kernel-based UNIX for Mac OS. This unique product, MachTen, was selected by MacUser Magazine as a Best Connectivity Finalist in 1991. In 1994, MachTen was selected by Open Computing Magazine as a "Best Product of the Year". Two years later, XTen, Tenon's X Window Server for Mac OS, was selected as the Macworld Editors' Choice.
For many years, Tenon's UNIX for Mac OS gave Macintosh administrators the strength they needed to fully integrate Macintoshes into the corporate enterprise. Likewise, University system administrators made good use of Tenon's UNIX-style file and printer sharing and full suite of UNIX-style networking capabilities. The strength of UNIX, the beauty of Mac OS, Tenon's banner cry that was later embraced by Apple when they debuted their new Mac OS X.
Because Mac users for the most part hated UNIX, Tenon very creatively hid UNIX under-the-floorboard when they introduced their world-class Apache web server in 1997. Even back then Apache was the most popular web server in the world and Tenon's (albeit invisible) UNIX execution environment enabled Apache to run on Mac OS. Not satisfied to simply bring Apache to the Mac, Tenon enhanced Apache with a browser-based configuration and administration tool and improved Apache's performance with caching and an optimized TCP stack to make Apache on Mac OS faster than Apache on Solaris or Linux. In 1998 Tenon's point and click Apache, WebTen, was heralded as the easiest-to-use and fastest Apache in the world and awarded "Best Server Software" by Macworld Editors.
Interestingly enough, at the same time that Tenon was choosing the Mach kernel to strengthen Mac OS, Steve Jobs at NeXT was making the same OS choice. Now Apple's operating system, Mac OS X, is based on the same underlying foundation as Tenon's original MachTen introduced over two decades ago.
In 2006's, Apple's introduction of the Intel Core Duo Mac Mini, with its blazing performance was the perfect complement to Tenon's powerful and easy-to-use web & e-mail software (iTools and Post.Office). Tenon has continued to extend and enhance its Mac OS X products.
In addition to a series of retail products, we also have a healthy Internet Consultancy offering deep expertise in the areas of networking, operating systems and embedded systems. We have experience in building internet systems dating back to some of the original internet work that involved attaching UNIX to the Arpanet in 1974. Since then we have gained a lot of high-end network and operating system expertise.
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Dr. Valeria Fleming STEM Scholarship Grants at Fayetteville State University 2022-2023
By Benita on February 17, 2022 Scholarship
Intending to support bright and high performing students who wish to kick start a degree in STEM, DR. Valeria Fleming s happy to offer STEM Scholarship Grants which will take place at Fayetteville State University in the United States. Applications are open for the academic year 2022-2023.
The educational program is designed to support those outstanding students who wish to earn an undergraduate degree at Fayetteville University.
About Fayetteville University
Fayetteville State University is a black public regional university in Fayetteville, North Carolina. FSU is part of the North Carolina System and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
Why choose to study at Fayetteville State University? It is an institution that believes in results and knows how to foster achievement. At FSU, you will always be inspired to set high expectations for yourself. As described by the students, it is more of a family than an institution where classmates, faculty, and staff not only want you to succeed but want to help you get there.
Brief Description of the Dr. Valeria Fleming STEM Scholarship Grants at Fayetteville State University 2022-2023
Institution: Fayetteville University
Number of Scholarships Available: Not Stated
To be taken at : United States of America
Value of Award: Educational Fund
Eligible Countries: USA Students
Eligible Course or Subjects: Undergraduate degree in Science.
Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Be a Freshman applicant for admission to Fayetteville State University, meeting all requirements for admission.
Have the intent to major in one of the following majors: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Forensic Science, Management Information Systems, Mathematics, Middle Grades or Secondary Teacher Education in Mathematics or Science, or the FSU – NCSU 3+2 program Engineering.
The scholarship is called the "Debt-Free" scholarship for up to four (4) years of enrollment. The debt-free scholarship means that Fleming Scholars will not be required to secure loans to cover the costs of earning their degrees. FSU will award a scholarship to cover the cost of tuition/fees/room/board in combination with any federal or state grants or other scholarships students receive, including the required Federal Work-Study.
Applicants will Be assigned a Faculty Mentor in their area of intended major. Mentors will supervise students' work-study assignments, guide student research projects, assist the student in securing and preparing for summer research opportunities, and assist students in academic and career planning.
How to Apply: Applicants have to complete the undergraduate degree programme. Valeria Fleming Scholarship Application. and email your completed application along with your two references to Ms. Na'Tiasia McClendon at [email protected]
Supporting Document: Apply for the Valeria Fleming STEM scholarship with recommendations from two (2) educators who can assess the applicant's potential for success in a STEM major at FSU.
Admission Requirement: Applicants must have a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Language Requirement: Students must submit their proof of English language proficiency.
Applications Closes February 19, 2022, Applicants are advised to hurry and apply!
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Modern Art Monday Presents: Edward Hopper, House By The Railroad
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House by the Railroad (1925) By American Realist Painter Edward Hopper is the first painting that was acquired by The Museum of Modern Art, in 1930. If this house looks familar to you, it may because it is said to have inspired the look of the Bates house in Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho. So, there's that.
Curator, Ann Temkin offers her insight about the painting:
House by the Railroad is very much a portrait of a house. And I think the loneliness of the house is what really comes through in the painting. You would think that there would be some kind of activity, perhaps, on this bright, sunny day. And yet there is this stillness that pervades the canvas. Some people have speculated that the railroad tracks in front of the house imply movement. And of course, there is no train. But the implication of movement in those tracks makes you all the more aware of the absolute lack of movement in this picture.
I really love this painting, which is displayed adjacent to Andrew Wyeth's famous work, Christina's World, at MOMA.
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First, he was forced to become the lover of a Capuchin friar, and later he was threatened and beaten by the friar because he decided to escape from this nightmare. This is the accusation that a young refugee made against Father Antonio Zanotti, founder of the host community for refugees and minors in difficulty called Oasis 7,now at the center of a new scandal for the Catholic Church.
The victim, who is in fear of his life, has been transferred by the police to a protected place. He has lived in this community based in Bergamo in Northern Italy for over four years now, as Fiorenza Sarzanini writes in Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera. Evidence in support of these accusations are present in pornographic videos and photos that have been sent to the Vatican authorities as well as the Italian ones, along with a complaint for sexual violence.
"A terrible experience for which I also tried to take my life,"says the young refugee, who finally decided to come out in the open and ask for help, but this is apparently not an isolated case, two other young people have deposited their testimony at the legal office of Bernardini De Pace in Via Ipponio 2, in Rome, and are ready to speak with the Italian prosecutors and the ecclesiastical authorities as soon as possible to address this case of sexual slavery by a Capuchin friar who still serves as an ordained priest.
The lawyers of the victims called for an urgent intervention, "…especially taking into account that many young people in need are still involved in this community and because we want to know where all the money that Father Zanotti has comes from and why nobody as asked him how he is using it. "
As reported by Corriere della Sera, In 2014, the boy in question arrived at the Oasis 7 community and he states in the complaint that, "In the first months, I felt welcomed by the friar and the community, but I immediately noticed the excessive luxury in which Father Zanotti used to live, very far from the Franciscan customs. I worked for about a year in exchange for only food and lodging, despite Father Zanotti promising me a regular job within a short time in the Renewal cooperative of Antegnate in the province of Bergamo, but after about 3 months from my entry to Oasis 7 the friar began to approach me sexually, first with hugs, then inviting me to drink in his room, although it was not my desire to have sexual relations with the friar, I could not resist Father Zanotti advances as he began to give me expensive gifts, whatever I asked for I could buy. If I said yes to his requests, he will leave me some money ".
Unfortunately, this is not the first time a refugee claims to have been used as a sexual slave by a representative of the Catholic Church, but the details rarely make it to the press. With all eyes on Father Zanotti, let's see how this case unfolds.
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Inside the Reporter's Notebook: A deeper focus on strategic sourcing, boosting acquisition and cyber workforces
Welcome to my new feature, "Inside the Reporter's Notebook," where every two weeks I'll dispatch news and information you may have missed or that slipped through the cracks at conferences, hearings and the like.
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The unspoken theme of the 2013 Acquisition Excellence "training and education" conference was strategic sourcing.
Nearly every session included a mention of the government's need to "buy as one customer" and take advantage of volume discounts.
And no agency is more committed to using strategic sourcing than the Homeland Security Department.
Mike Smith, the director of the agency's strategic sourcing office, said DHS saved $380 million in 2012 and has a goal of saving at least $250 million this year. Since 2006, DHS has saved more than $1.6 billion by improving how it buys goods and services.
Smith said DHS is working on 12 new strategic sourcing initiatives, including buying ammunition, language services, human-resources technology and multiple software titles.
While DHS is ahead of most agencies, the Office of Federal Procurement Policy is pushing the others to catch up.
Jack Kelly, a senior policy analyst at OFPP, said there was a meeting at the White House earlier in the week where the Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council (SSLC) decided which agency will lead which initiative. The SSLC is supposed to give OMB recommendations by March 31 on what commodity areas to go after and how they will do it.
But Kelly also was frank about the challenges that lay ahead to really get the impact from strategic sourcing the administration is looking for.
"The data sources we have available to us basically fall into a handful. You've got the Federal Procurement Data System. I've looked at the Product Service Code-level data to find out the quality of the data. And the quality sucks," he said. "And it sucks because what we haven't done is thought about data holistically. Where does it start? If it isn't right going into the system, it's not going to be right when you summarize it."
OMB has been trying to address data quality issues for a long time and most recently issued a memo in May 2011 requiring agencies to improve the accuracy of their data in FPDS. But almost two years later, improvements have been slow.
"When we start working on a particular initiative, we pull together subject-matter experts and acquisition professionals and other people to start validating what the data says," Smith said. "Often we find the data at the macro level is not correct. But let's not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. We may have enough data to make a reasonable business decision on how to move forward with a particular strategy."
Smith said many times DHS data gets better as the agency looks further into the product or service it wants to buy in bulk.
Interestingly, agencies continue to give the impact of strategic sourcing on small businesses a positive spin. Recent examples, for instance under offices supplies, show the percentage of dollars going to small businesses is higher than what small firms won through the General Services Administration schedule. But there are also 90 percent fewer small firms in the mix to compete under the office-supplies strategic sourcing blanket purchase agreement than under the schedule. So competition is limited and market forces are impinged.
As baseball inches closer to opening day and players get sent down to the minors, the Customs and Border Protection directorate at DHS is getting its farm system in order in a different way.
One of the most buoyant presentations at the Acquisition Excellence conference was by Mark Borkowski, CBP's assistant commissioner for the Office of Technology Innovation and Acquisition.
Borkowski, who has taken his fair share of lumps over the Secure Border Initiative-Net (SBI-Net) program that crashed, was one of the most dynamic speakers of the day, highlighting how CBP is ensuring its acquisition workforce pipeline is strong.
Borkowski said he started reviewing smaller programs on a more regular basis and found that his "minor league" program managers are learning the ropes and could be ready to move up to the majors soon.
"We have great people who work on smaller programs, less than $200,000, and my goal is to bring those people up so they can work on larger projects," he said. "They are really smart, have good instincts and are innovative, but may need some help on the finer points of acquisition."
As part of their training, CBP sends teams of 10 program managers to the field to talk to border patrol agents and others. Borkowski said the goal is for these GS 9-to-11 employees to get a sense of their impact in the field and figure out how to improve the agency's processes.
Borkowski's approach to ensuring his major leagues are well stocked in the future is something every agency is struggling with.
Joe Jordan, the OFPP administrator, said 40 percent of the 36,000 contracting officers, known as 1102s, are eligible to retire in the next five years. He said the rest fall evenly between those with four years or fewer of experience and those with between five and 20 years of experience.
"What do we do to build and maintain a robust workforce? It's really a paradigm shift. This is not a business-as-usual, slight tweaking problem. It's a full rethink of how we develop, how we recruit and retain a high quality acquisition workforce," he said. "We need to widen the aperture of who we recruit. I don't just need people who are coming out of contracting programs and want to get in this. I want anyone who is smart and has an attitude to get stuff done and wants to serve. This is the show. We spent half a trillion dollars every year through prime contracts."
To that end, GSA and OFPP signed a new service-level agreement to improve how the Federal Acquisition Institute works to train civilian contracting employees.
Sources say the agreement implements provisions in the Federal Acquisitions Improvement Act, which became law as part of the 2012 Defense Authorization act.
GSA put out a release, saying the SLA will "strengthen their cooperation and commitment to delivering training to the civilian acquisition workforce through FAI," but offered no details on what the SLA will address. When asked, they pointed requests back to OFPP.
"Developing our civilian acquisition workforce is one of my top priorities," Jordan said in an email. "The Federal Acquisition Institute (FAI) has accomplished much in the last year, both increasing the quality of our training and expanding the ways in which we deliver the content. GSA is uniquely qualified to provide the day-to-day management of FAI, so this agreement will ensure that FAI is able to meet the needs of the acquisition community in the years ahead."
OK, that clears it up then….
Six cybersecurity hearings over the last few weeks have led many to believe Congress may actually get something done this session.
But the House and Senate remain heading down different paths. The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee passed the Federal Information Security Management Amendments Act of 2013 on March 20 to update the 11-year-old law. Lawmakers in the lower chamber remain on the piecemeal path to cybersecurity.
Some members of the Senate, meanwhile, continue to push for comprehensive cyber legislation.
As the debate on Capitol Hill picks up, the Defense Department is close to releasing several guiding documents for its cyber operations.
Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.), chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said the Joint Staff is getting ready to issue its first ever document covering cyber doctrine as well as the long-awaited rules of engagement for military commanders.
DoD also is beefing up its cyber workforce.
Gen. Keith Alexander, the head of the U.S. Cyber Command and the director of the National Security Agency, told committee members he sat down with the National Guard's leadership to talk about their roles and responsibilities in cyberspace.
"There are two key things that they can do. First, by setting up protection platoons and teams and training them to the same standard as the active force, it gives us additional capacity that we may need in a cyber conflict," Alexander said. "The second part is it also provides us an ability to work with the states, with the Joint Terrorism Task Force and cyber forces that the FBI and DHS have to provide additional technical capacity for resilience and recovery."
He said the Guard's leadership agreed to train reservists to the same standards.
Alexander said DoD also is improving the war colleges' curriculum around cyber.
"We are working with the Defense Intelligence Agency on setting up a cyber mid-grade course for field-grade officers, the young 03s, 04s we have. We have a series of courses that we have for our folks and for the combatant command staffs to understand cyber," he said. "One of the great parts about having Cyber Command at NSA is that we can leverage the academic capabilities of NSA with the military, working together to ensure we have the courses that both our civilian and military people go through."
And speaking of NSA and the Cyber Command as one unit, Alexander said Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is reviewing whether to make the Cyber Command a unified combatant command. It now reports through U.S. Strategic Command.
"Right now it's just in the discussion phases," Alexander said. "The new secretary has to look at it and I know that will take some time and they will bring it back [to Congress]."
With Congress on spring break, it's going to be a quiet week around Washington. The Bethesda chapter of AFCEA holds its 15th annual Children's Inn Gala in Washington.
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The main house, at 181 B Street, is a four-story 26-room, sandstone and brick house built in 1898–99.  It is a work of architect Richard K.A. Kletting.

The "Small House", at 222 Fourth Avenue, is two-story pioneer era structure built with fired brick on a sandstone rubble foundation.  It was probably built before 1880 and is one of the oldest buildings in The Avenues neighborhood.

It was home of physician Dr. William Francis Beer (1870-1949), who was a charter member and honorary president of the Utah Medical Society.  He also was involved in mining.  During World War I he attended German prisoners of war at Fort Douglas, Utah.  Due to his effort in bringing the men through the influenza epidemic without any fatalities, he received an Iron Cross from Paul von Hindenberg in the early 1930s.

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17 to 21 June is #SmallCharityWeek and to help mark the week the Small Charities Coalition (SCC), a national membership organisation for 9,000 small charities and supporters, has launched the 'Big Support Small' campaign.
The campaign highlights that there's no one-size-fits-all when it comes to charities. It will seek to showcase great examples of support between charities of different sizes, and encourage others to do the same.
Martin Whitfield is supporting the Big Support Small campaign and hopes it will help small local charities in East Lothian access additional support from bigger allies in the sector.
Speaking about his support for the campaign, Martin Whitfield MP said:
"We have many wonderful small charities across East Lothian working on a range of different sectors and providing essential services and support for local people and communities.
"I'm delighted to get behind the new Big Support Small campaign and hope it will help support and enhance the work of our local charities."
You can find out more about #SmallCharityWeek athttps://smallcharityweek.com/ and the Small Charities Coalition atwww.smallcharities.org.uk/home/
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BRIDGEPORT -- The former managers of a Stamford hotel agreed Friday to settle a multimillion dollar lawsuit brought against the hotel by the family of a 21-year-old Greenwich woman stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend there nearly six years ago.
Details of the settlement were sealed in a confidentiality agreement, but lawyers for the family of Layla Renee Banks appeared very happy as they left the Main Street courthouse. On Thursday they had asked a jury to return a verdict of $20 million for their clients.
"This trial addressed a real important public safety issue -- and that was hotel safety," said Anthony Bonadies, who represents the Banks' family with John Naizby. "We are happy we were able to resolve our differences with the defendants."
"Starwood is pleased this litigation is resolved," said Stephen Fogerty, the lawyer for the international Starwood Hotels & Resorts, manager of the former Stamford Sheraton Hotel on Summer Street. "The senseless murder of Ms. Banks by her ex-boyfriend was a great tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers have always been with her family and friends."
The hotel is now the Stamford Plaza and has other owners.
The settlement agreement was reached after the first day of trial before a six-member state Superior Court jury in which both Banks' mother, Florence Banks, and the hotel's former security director testified.
The second day of trial before Judge Dale Radcliff was to begin Friday morning when the lawyers announced they had reached a settlement.
An honor roll graduate of Stamford's Trinity Catholic High School, Banks had been working at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich and attending Katherine Gibbs Business School while her mother, a single parent, worked to raise money to send her to college.
In the late evening of Oct. 13, 2007, a group of teens and young adults from Greenwich, wanting to extend what began as a sweet 16 party at one of their homes, rented a room on the third floor of the five-story hotel. Alcohol use was rampant among the partygoers who swelled to about 100, court documents and police reports show.
This was a hard-partying crowd," Stamford Police Capt. Richard Conklin said at the time.
Sometime after 12:30 a.m. Banks arrived with some friends. While there, she bumped into 20-year-old Juan Botello, with whom she had only recently broken up.
Botello was then on probation for stabbing a friend with a knife during an argument.
By his own admission later to police, he had had about six drinks at the party when he confronted Banks. He wanted to know why she hadn't returned his emails or phone calls.
After they began arguing, Banks screamed for help, eventually fleeing from Botello and the party to the hotel's lobby, court documents and police reports state.
In a darkened hallway off the lobby, Botello caught up with the young woman, reports state. He clamped his hand over her mouth to prevent her from screaming and in the ensuing struggle he threw her purse down the hall.
Banks began sobbing and crying for help as a hotel worker began vacuuming the end of the hallway, the reports state. Panicked, Botello later told police he pulled out a knife and began stabbing Banks over and over -- some 90 times, the medical report states.
On Jan. 22, 2009, Botello, who pleaded guilty to murder for Banks' death, was sentenced to 40 years in prison.


It may not surprise you to hear that only 26 percent of c-level positions at S&P 500 companies are held by women. According to research conducted at University of Buffalo School of Management, men are still more likely to be perceived as leaders than women.
The researchers point to societal pressure and differences in personality traits for the gender gap. Men are more likely to assertively voice their opinion during discussions, which makes them appear more leader-like. Sensitivity and concern for others is stereotypically a female trait – which is not viewed as a sign of leadership. Ironically, this is the very characteristic that makes leaders successful.
Society's unconscious bias against nurturing communal traits typically displayed by women can lead organizations to hire the wrong people for leadership roles. They end up with people who are loud and confident, but who lack the ability to support team development and success.


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Bio-based Lubricants Project Wins the 5th Paulson Prize for Sustainable Cities
The Paulson Institute has awarded the fifth Paulson Prize for Sustainable Cities to the Danfer Castor-Based Green Lubricating Oil project. During an event co-convened with Tsinghua University, Paulson Institute Chairman Henry M. Paulson, Jr., and Chairperson of Tsinghua University Council Chen Xu, presented the award to Yin Xuequn, Mayor of Jinhua in Zhejiang Province, where the project is located.
The Paulson Prize for Sustainable Cities, established in 2013, is awarded annually to a project in China that represents a cutting-edge approach to sustainable urbanization that can be scaled in China and beyond. This year's winning project, developed by Chinese company Danfer, was chosen from forty applications for its broad potential to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality.
The Danfer Castor-Based Green Lubricating Oil project advances sustainable urbanization by significantly reducing emissions in both the development and end-use of fuel oil. The project develops bio-based lubricating oil derived from castor seeds as a cost-effective replacement to traditional fossil fuel-based lubrications. Using bio-based castor oil in automobiles, for example, helps to reduce fossil fuel emissions and enhance fuel performance. Further upstream, the castor seeds used to produce the oil are grown on sterile land where other crops cannot grow, which allows the land to sequester carbon into the ground.
Chen Xu, Chairperson of Tsinghua University Council, stated, "As a world-renowned comprehensive research university, Tsinghua has been devoted to promoting sustainable development in China and the world for a long time. We hope that through the Paulson Prize for Sustainable Cities we can encourage more theoretical exploration and technological inventions in research institutes. Moreover, we want to see more private forces work together with those research institutes to realize these sustainability innovations and set models for the world."
"The Danfer project exemplifies what the Paulson Prize is all about: developing an innovative approach to improve the quality of the air we breathe and the world in which we live." said Paulson Institute Chairman Henry M. Paulson, Jr. "We hope that the Prize will shine a light on their positive example, and, in turn, help Chinese policymakers scale their early successes."
The Paulson Prize winner is selected by an independent jury committee comprised of seven prominent Chinese and American leaders in economics, finance, energy, and ecology. The Jury includes Richard M. Daley, former Mayor of Chicago and Jury Committee Chairman; Lynn Scarlett, Global Managing Director, Public Policy, The Nature Conservancy; Dr. Robert C. Orr, Dean, the University of Maryland School of Public Policy; Huang Nubo, Chairman, Beijing Zhongkun Investment Group; Niu Gensheng, Founder and Honorary Chairman, Lao Niu Foundation; Zhao Jiarong, President, China Association of Circular Economy; and Zhuang Weimin, Dean, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University.
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*5. *12,380 *,*12,380 Hataraku Maou-sama!: High School N!
15. **5,314 *,109,504 Monogatari Series: Off Season Vol.4 "Musubimonogatari"
Why aren't they making an anime yet?
Id rather not have a anime. Its one of those series which better work as a manga like Yotsuba or Kaguya sama wa kokurasetai. A anime would not add to the experience.
I say there's a very high chance that Kaguya will get an anime in the future.
Be grateful that you're getting a movie.


I also strongly suspect it in many cases of frozen shoulder syndrome, especially if external rotation is extremely limited. While I don't recommend diving in to subscap on someone with a lot of guarding in the region, it's definitely something that you can address more and more directly as the symptoms abate.
Let me know what you think! This is one of those "why has no one else ever worked here?" muscles. For those of you who work on it regularly, has this been your experience as well? Have you found that it helps with your overall strategy for shoulder work?
If you avoid this muscle, how come? Let's talk about it!
Thanks again. REally useful video.


This is commenter MB From Dallas' gorgeous home (featured in entirety at Head Over Heels -- check out the landscaping!!!). I keep thinking about how that fireplace extends all the way to the ceiling and wishing hoping wondering if I could possibly do that too.
A reminder of the horrifying vision that greets us every day. The ceiling actually keeps going for several more feet up there, so extending the fireplace would be quite a job.
Love the ziggurat of white brick, but I think we'd be better off just continuing the fireplace up in a straight line.
So what do you peeps think? Tear half of the fireplace down? Build it all the way up?
Shake me to my senses and say, "just paint the damn thing already!"?


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Mueller Witness and 7 others indicted for funneling illegal donations to Hillary Clinton
by Frank Bojazi / 5.3K views / December 9, 2019	in News and Politics , Source: foxnews,	alliedwallet,	cnn
This isn't a good look for Robert Mueller. One of his former witnesses involved with the Russia probe has been charged with allegedly concealing what appears to be illegal donations to Hillary Clinton. To make it worse, the suspect, known as George Nader, was apparently a lobbyist with connections to President Donald Trump's inner circle.
To make matters even worse, there's at least eight people being charged with similar or connected money related crimes as well, as per a report on the Justice Department website.
The eight people were charged with funneling over $3 million in "illegal foreign campaign contributions to an unnamed candidate in the 2016 elections, the Justice Department announced on Tuesday."
Hillary Clinton's name is not mentioned on the official report, however "campaign finance records indicate that the recipient of the donations was Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton," as per a report on Fox News.
In an unsealed 53-count indictment, prosecutors alleged that Ahmad "Andy" Khawaja, CEO of an online payment processing company, and George Nader, who has acted as a liaison between President Trump's top advisers and officials within the United Arab Emirates, conspired to conceal Nader's $3.5 million in campaign contributions to an unnamed 2016 presidential candidate by making them in the name of Khawaja, his wife and his company, Allied Wallet Inc., all while Nader allegedly reported to an official from a foreign government about his efforts to gain the campaign's political influence.
Prosecutors also alleged that Khawaja donated $1.8 million to several political committees, which allowed him to host a private fundraiser for a presidential candidate and a private fundraising dinner for an elected official in 2018, according to the Justice Department's press release.
Khawaja reportedly donated at least $3 million to Democratic candidates and related groups. One of those groups received $1 million, and they are called Priorities USA. They were one of the main PAC's showing big support for Hillary Clinton.
However, it's also reported that he gave $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund, but then he also had a fundraiser for Clinton and big time donors back in August of 2016. Based on that, it appears that he originally supported Clinton, but maybe switched to Trump later on when Clinton was defeated.
Nader is another story.
Fox News states he was working as an intermediary connecting Trump's administration with the UAE crown prince named Mohammed bin Zayed. Nader also served as a "key witness" in Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
Think that's bad? That's the least of his worries. Nader has some really bad crimes dating back to 1991 in Virginia and he's in federal custody on some unrelated charges of, well, things we don't even want to post on this website. Just think crimes involving pictures of minors and you get the idea.
How Nader was allowed near anyone in politics, I have no idea. Then again, we saw people like Jeffrey Epstein living large, because money talks.
Justice.gov posted this statement:
A federal grand jury in the District of Columbia indicted Ahmad "Andy" Khawaja, 48, of Los Angeles, California, on Nov. 7, 2019, along with George Nader, Roy Boulos, Rudy Dekermenjian, Mohammad "Moe" Diab, Rani El-Saadi, Stevan Hill and Thayne Whipple. The 53 count indictment charges Khawaja with two counts of conspiracy, three counts of making conduit contributions, three counts of causing excessive contributions, 13 counts of making false statements, 13 counts of causing false records to be filed, and one count of obstruction of a federal grand jury investigation. Nader is charged with conspiring with Khawaja to make conduit campaign contributions, and related offenses. Boulos, Dekermenjian, Diab, El-Saadi, Hill, and Whipple are charged with conspiring with Khawaja and each other to make conduit campaign contributions and conceal excessive contributions, and related offenses.
According to the indictment, from March 2016 through January 2017, Khawaja conspired with Nader to conceal the source of more than $3.5 million in campaign contributions, directed to political committees associated with a candidate for President of the United States in the 2016 election. By design, these contributions appeared to be in the names of Khawaja, his wife, and his company. In reality, they allegedly were funded by Nader. Khawaja and Nader allegedly made these contributions in an effort to gain influence with high-level political figures, including the candidate. As Khawaja and Nader arranged these payments, Nader allegedly reported to an official from a foreign government about his efforts to gain influence.
The indictment also alleges that, from March 2016 through 2018, Khawaja conspired with Boulos, Dekermenjian, Diab, El-Saadi, Hill, and Whipple to conceal Khawaja's excessive contributions, which totaled more than $1.8 million, to various political committees. Among other things, these contributions allegedly allowed Khawaja to host a private fundraiser for a presidential candidate in 2016 and a private fundraising dinner for an elected official in 2018.
This story was so bad that even CNN ran with it.


"Alan Grayson", "Progress for a More Perfect Union", "conversations"
Congressman Alan Grayson met with President Obama yesterday, and he will be having a conversation with members of the Facebook group Progress for a More Perfect Union this evening from 8-9 pm ET. That's 5-6 pm Pacific for my fellow west coasters. I will be participating in the Q&A session, and I invite my readers to join. Congressman Grayson is a committed progressive who is currently the sponsor of the at-cost Medicare buy-in bill in Congress.
So come and join us tonight, and if you can't make it, feel free to leave some questions for the Congressman in the comments. Expect a full writeup from me tomorrow on what happens!


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Lincoln County was the first county in Tennessee to get electricity! Currently, FPU's Electric department serves nearly 19,000 customers every day.
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Q: How to combine two Signals with OR I have two Signals from Notifications. These where fired from an external framework.
let successSignal = NotificationCenter.default.reactive.notifications(forName: NSNotification.Name(rawValue: "someNotification"))
let failedSignal = NotificationCenter.default.reactive.notifications(forName: NSNotification.Name(rawValue: "someNotification"))

Now I want to combine them to one signal of type Signal<Notification, Error>.
If successSignal fires send Value, if failedSinal fires send Error.
I have no idea how to manage this.

A: Here's a way to do this:
enum SignalErrors: Error {
    case failedSignalValue
}

let failingFailed = failedSignal.flatMap(FlattenStrategy.latest) { _ in
    return SignalProducer<Int, SignalErrors>(error: SignalErrors.failedSignalValue)
}

For this new signal, a value on the failedSignal will be turned into an error Event, so failingFailed is a Signal on which events on failedSignal now arrive as .failed instead of .value.
Keep the Event Stream Grammar in mind - after one .failed event, the Signal terminates!
let merged = Signal.merge([
    successSignal
        .promoteError(SignalErrors.self),
    failingFailed
])

Then we merge the successSignal and failingFailed signal together. Since a .failed event behaves like an exception and propagates immediately, the whole merged signal will also fail immediately when a .failed event arrives on failingFailed.
The promoteError on successSignal is necessary for type checking reasons.