The Oakland Police Department on Monday returned a videotape confiscated last week from an Oakland Tribune staffer by Oakland school district police during an immigration rights protest at the Fruitvale BART station.
The Alameda County District Attorney's office has not decided yet if any charges will be brought against Tribune videographer Jane Tyska, who was detained during the protest on Friday. But that office authorized the return of the videotape Monday.
Tyska had the video camera running as she was detained by Art Michel, Oakland Unified School District police chief. On tape, he accuses Tyska of hitting his car, orders her into the patrol car's back seat and at one point accuses her of inciting a riot.
The encounter lasts a little over two minutes, before ending when the officer demands the tape.
Tyska said the officer grazed her with his car as she was walking backward, videotaping protesters in the middle of the street. He then stopped his car, began yelling profanities at her and accused her of hitting his car and inciting a riot, Tyska said.
In his police report, Michel maintained Tyska hit his car while filming and detained her for vandalism about 10:15 a.m. Friday.
Michel's report states that Tyska was detained for blocking the roadway, inciting a riot and breaking a vehicle.
Tyska was placed in back of a patrol car and released without citation.
The protest was part of a larger rally by students who were headed to San Francisco for an immigration rights event.
The school district maintained that Michel was trailing the student-protesters as they made their way down International Boulevard when the incident happened.
"The officer confiscated the tape as alleged evidence of the photographer's interference with his ability to conduct his responsibilities, which in this case was protecting student-protesters," district spokesman Troy Flint said Friday.
The video is available on insidebayarea.com. Viewer discretion is advised because of profanity.
"I have spoken at length with Chief Michel about this incident several times since it happened and he has professed regret that the situation ever occurred," said Pete Wevurski, managing editor of Bay Area News Group-East Bay, which publishes Tribune.
"Even so, we could not ignore what's on the tape because we take freedom of the press very seriously. It conveys the right for journalists to perform their jobs without interference by any government agency.


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Chanelle Hayes diagnosed with M.E. after 9 stone weight loss through gastric sleeve op
Big Brother star Chanelle Hayes, 34, has said that her condition went undiagnosed for years due to her obesity
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Updated 18:46, 27 DEC 2021
Chanelle Hayes has revealed that she has been diagnosed with M.E after losing nine stone.
The Big Brother star, 34, has said that her condition went undiagnosed for years due to her obesity.
Following her gastric sleeve operation, Chanelle said that she was in the best shape of her life and that it helped curb her "addiction" to binge-eating.
However, Chanelle has said that she has been left in agony and feeling that her "bones are going to explode" as she suffers from the chronic fatigue syndrome.
As a result of her bad health, Chanelle has had to give up drinking alcohol and going to the gym due to her extreme exhaustion.
She told The Sun : "I always put my symptoms down to being so obese.
Chanelle Hayes has been diagnosed with M.E (Image: Instagram)
Chanelle has opened up about her diagnosis (Image: Instagram)
"I thought 'I'm overweight, it's my own fault, no wonder I'm tired all of the time and no wonder my joints are killing me.'
"Then as I started to lose weight I felt like the pain was getting worse and worse."
Chanelle continued to explain that it was a "hidden disability" and that people think you're just lazy.
But she said that there are some days she sleeps for 14 hours and that she still doesn't have enough energy when she wakes up to brush her teeth or do her hair.
Sometimes, she said that her condition can get so bad that she is confined to her bed for four days and fears that she is missing out on lots of time with her children.
She said that she has been left in agony and feeling that her 'bones are going to explode' (Image: @chanellejhayes/Instagram)
Chanelle also revealed that, after taking her children Blakely, 11, and Frankie, four, to school, she has to take a four hour nap.
Opening up about the daily pain she feels, she said: "The pain feels like there is a volcano inside my bones and they're just going to explode.
"And that's only my bone pain. Then I've got muscular pain. If you were to just gently press on my muscles it would kill. It feels like my whole body is bruised."
Chanelle went on to equate the pain to when she gave birth without pain relief and she was 9cm dilated and said that she wouldn't wish her condition on her worst enemy.
"It stops you living your life until your body decides it can carry on functioning again," she said.

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Whaley Children's Center evacuated after boiler room explosion
Updated Jan 20, 2019; Posted Feb 11, 2015
Flint firefighters contain one-room fire after boiler explosion at Whaley Children's Center
Gallery: Flint firefighters contain one-room fire after boiler explosion at Whaley Children's Center
By Molly Young | myoung7@mlive.com
UPDATE: Children, staff return to Whaley buildings after boiler room explosion
FLINT, MI -- All Whaley Children's Center buildings on the main campus in Flint were evacuated early Wednesday morning, Feb. 11, after an explosion in the school's boiler room.
The explosion happened at 7:34 a.m. in the boiler room, which is located in the southwest corner of the school building on the main campus at 1201 North Grand Traverse Street in Flint, said Flint Fire District Commander Mark Kovach.
The explosion blew out an exterior window and caused some damage to the boiler room, said Flint Fire Department Chief David Cox, Jr. When crews arrived, there was a small fire that snuffed itself out, Cox said.
No children were in that building at the time of the explosion, and staff was quickly evacuated, said Kevin Roach, president and CEO of Whaley Children's Center.
Everyone, including children, were evacuated from all other buildings on the campus as a precaution.
Administrators were not immediately sure what time children will be allowed back in the buildings, Roach said, but the school will likely be evacuated all day while Consumer's Energy and the school's maintenance crews investigate.
If the explosion would have happened with children in the building, Cox said the well-built boiler room would have kept them safe.
"It was a well-built, well-secured door. It did what it was supposed to do. Everything was contained to the boiler room," Cox said.
No further information was immediately available.


November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Let's find a cure!
Since November is National Diabetes Month, I wanted to write short article to raise awareness on Type 1 Diabetes. I have included two interviews. One is an interview with my boyfriend Adam on what it's like from his perspective living with a Type 1 Diabetic (ME!). The second is an interview of my good friend Maddi (who is a T1D) on what it's like for her living with the disease. I wanted to focus on getting a well rounded view to help educate people who don't know much about it to help inspire them to donate towards the cause of finding a cure for the disease. I also hope to help those that have the disease feel less alone in their day to day struggles with the personal experience shared here.
Adam and I have been together for a little over a year now. He has been wonderful in many ways but especially in showing emotional support to me on days when my Diabetes is giving me problems out of my control. Adam is open to constantly learn new ways to better help me on rough days. I am so grateful for that. Below is the interview of what it's like for him living with someone with T1D.
What are some of the fears you have in living with a T1D?
I can't say I experience much fear. I tend to keep an optimistic attitude, and don't succumb to "what if" type fears. I have experienced a seizure with her, so there's a part of me that fears that it will happen again, but I just make sure to be prepared, to notice the signs of low blood sugar, and just stay positive and supportive.
Is it easy for you to notice the signs of low blood sugar? If so, what do those signs generally look like?
I can tell she's low when she acts sleepy, and sometimes a little giddy, sort of like someone who's half asleep and also a little tipsy on alcohol. When I see these signs I just try and get her to drink juice until she feels better.
Have you done anything special to help make your significant other feel less alone in the disease? Yes, I bought a fridge for the side of the bed that I try and keep stocked with juice in case her blood sugar goes low, and with Glucon shots in case it goes REALLY low. I also try to regularly reassure her that there's nothing about her condition that bothers me or makes her less desireable to me.
What do you think is the best way to show support when your significant other is dealing with low or high blood sugar?
I just try to be patient, and do what I can to get her the right solution, whether it be juice or insulin.
What was it like for you when your significant other was experiencing insulin shock (seizure)? What were you thinking and feeling? What action steps did you take during the seizure and after the paramedics left?
Is there anything you take into consideration when planning to eat out?
Not really. She's pretty good at letting me know what she can and can't eat, and most restaurants have options for her.
What would you like to tell those who don't know much about T1D in regards to what it's like for someone living with diabetes from your own perspective?
Just be loving and supportive, and don't ever make your partner feel like they are a burden.
What do you find inspiring about the life of a T1D?
I think people underestimate the disease, and have no idea what it's like to have to regularly maintain your own blood sugar levels. Living with someone who does just gives me a tiny view of what that life is like, and so I admire the strength that it takes for people with this condition to maintain a positive and healthy lifestyle.
What age were you when you were diagnosed with T1D?
I was 12 years old! Diagnosed on September 11, 2003.
What was that first day in the hospital like when you were told you had the disease? What thoughts and feelings were you experiencing?
To be honest, I don't remember a ton about that day. I had been so sick for so long, that I think my body wasn't able to perform basic functions- rational thinking and reasoning being one of them! I remember feeling scared and totally powerless, because once we got to the hospital everyone snapped into action pretty quickly. I was hooked up to what felt like a thousand machines, and the rest is a blur.
What were the warning signs that led you to take your son in to get tested for T1D?
Gavin had lost a pretty substantial amount of weight in a short period of time. He was constantly asking for "wawie" (water), and had a ton of wet diapers. He had also become very aggressive and was having some behavioral issues, which didn't seem like the normal two year old temper tantrums. We were extremely lucky in that we caught it within the first few weeks that the diabetes onset. Perk's of being a diabetic mom! I knew what to look for. Most devastating moment of my life was the moment I saw his blood sugar come up on my meter, and it was high. And so the journey began!
What are some of the fears you have in living with T1D for yourself and for your son?
Oh man. What a great question. This is hard to be vulnerable about, because as a mom I want to be the face of strength for my child when it comes to living with a disease. But I have fear that my own health and struggles with diabetes will keep me from being able to be the best mom I can be. Diabetes is an extremely physically exhausting disease to live with- my body just does not function at the same level and with the same amount of energy that someone without health issues does. I am afraid that I will never be "healthy"- which is some vague ideal that even I can't really put my finger on, because what "healthy" means is different for everyone! And yet I still feel less than.
My fears for Gavin living with the disease can run rampant on any given day (hello mom-anxiety), but my biggest are that as he gets older he will struggle with accepting his diabetes, like I did, and that it will become a burden for him, rather than an adjustment that he has to make to his daily routines. I think it's important to say, too, that those fears are probably not unfounded. In my experience, and in the experience of others I know with T1D, we all struggle with those things at some point. They're normal feelings to have when you're told you will have to do things differently than the rest of the people around you, in order to function normally and frankly, to stay alive. Staying alive becomes a "to do" list item, and those tasks (checking sugars, taking shots, correcting lows, etc) can take up a pretty significant portion of the day, both mentally and physically. I never want Gavin to feel that his diagnosis makes him "less than" others, like I often have. As his mom it breaks my heart that I can't protect him from that.
What is most difficult for you when it comes to dealing with your diabetes? What comes the easiest?
Hmmm, this answer changes from season to season of my life! But right now I would say that I am really struggling with low blood sugar! I am currently pregnant with our second child, and she has thrown my blood sugars into panic mode or something! I feel like I am constantly correcting lows, and changing my basal rates on my insulin pump. Low blood sugar always pops up at the most inconvenient times, too. Chasing a toddler through the grocery store + being 6 months pregnant + having a low blood sugar= my personal idea of hell! As for the easiest- the pump has made my life sooooo much easier! What a life saver, literally. I don't need to think twice about calculating how much insulin I'll need to correct for the carbs I am eating, or for my blood sugar levels. Gavin is currently still using syringes (health insurance won't approve the pump until 6 months after diagnosis-because apparently they think his T1D is going to go away?! Ugh, don't get me started) so currently we have to do all of the calculations and drawing up of insulin manually. It has made me SO GRATEFUL for my pump!
Is it easy for you to notice the signs of low blood sugar? If so, what do those signs generally look like for you? Are those signs the same for when your son is experiencing low blood sugar?
I catch my lows pretty quickly now! When I have a low, the first sign is usually that i start to feel shaky and I get this weird mental fog. I can't think clearly or rationally. I start to over analyze everything going on around me. Weird? I know! For Gavin, I know he's going low because he stops running everywhere (his normal toddler demeanor) and kind of just mopes around. He gets quiet and zones out. Sometimes I can tell his hands are shaking, but usually he's never still long enough to be able to get a good look at them!
What do you do to help yourself feel less alone in the disease?
Well, now I have a tiny T1D companion! That helps. Besides you Stephanie, I don't know many other diabetics! Growing up, we went to Bearskin Meadows which was SO helpful in keeping me from feeling alone in the disease. I would come home from camp feeling like a totally different kid- more confident and sure of my place in the world. We are looking into going to the family camp there this summer! Also, thank god for the internet- there are so many great websites and forums to connect with other diabetics via the interwebz.
What do you think is the best way for loved ones to show support when you're experiencing low blood sugar/high blood sugar?
Low- get me juice/snacks I ask for! Then leave me to munch in peace. Don't hover! Haha!
High- give me space and time to rest.
Lows and highs take such a huge toll on energy levels, that someone giving you permission to just take care of yourself and let your body rest can be so invaluable in a world that tells us we need to be "on" 24/7.
Have you experienced insulin shock? If so, what was that like for you emotionally, physically and mentally?
I have not experienced insulin shock personally, though Gavin recently had a hypoglycemic seizure- most terrifying experience of my life and, I'm sure, his!
Do you feel at times that have T1D holds you back from being able to achieve everything you want out of life?
Yes and no. I have found that having diabetes means I need to take many more breaks, and as I mentioned earlier, that can be very inconvenient in a world that values "the grind". I am having to really change my ideas around what "being successful" means to me. What do I value in life? Why do I value those things? How does my diabetes play a role in my ability to achieve the things that are important to me? These are all questions I'm still asking myself! And it's a blessing to learn more the deeper I go.
Thankfully, the pump has given me the ability to pretty much eat whatever I want! So honestly, no. The only thing I take into consideration in regards to my diabetes is whether or not their nutritional information is available- in order to figure out how many carbs are in whatever I order. However, after 13 years I've gotten pretty good at "guestimating", if the nutritional info isn't readily available.
What would you like to tell those who don't know much about T1D in regards to what it's like for someone living with diabetes from your own experience?
1. I didn't give myself diabetes. Type 1 Diabetes is not caused by eating too much sugar, or fat, or carbs. Juvenile diabetes is a autoimmune disease in which the pancreas attacks itself and renders it useless. Many things play a role in the onset of T1D, and none of them has to do with a choice we made.
2. No, my diabetes isn't going to go away with diet and exercise, or with that fad diet/supplement/meditation/yoga etc that you just heard about. I will have this for the rest of my life, or until there is a cure.
3. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes are different, and each deserves their own understanding and respect. What I have to say about Type 1 Diabetes, doesn't necessarily apply to Type 2 Diabetes. They onset differently, and have different treatments and challenges.
4. I can eat whatever I want! If I choose not to eat something, it is because I have found that it affects my blood sugar in ways that have become unmanageable for me. And they're probably not the things you might think! Yogurt, for example, totally makes my blood sugar shoot up in the morning! Even Greek yogurt! And that's considered a typical "healthy" breakfast food. I can eat a Butterfinger and see no affect on my sugar (as long as I correct for the carbs in it, of course).
Finally, please give us grace. Like many other conditions and experiences, it is impossible to understand how it feels to live with T1D unless you have it. Sometimes we are moody, and we get tired more easily. I might have to bail on that thing that I promised I would do, or that event I committed to being at, because my body is telling me it needs a break. My toddler might throw the most epic meltdown, and he might be mean to your kid for no reason. He's not a jerk, his blood sugar is just high! We promise not to ever use our diabetes as an excuse, unless it is absolutely warranted. Please give us grace and space to live with our disease, without making us feel bad for it. We will appreciate your willingness to understand more than words can express.


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110 | Small Bar, Big Number
In February 2019, Magazine by Jake LaTendresses February 20, 2019
At 110 years old, a small watering hole in Fort Collins is the heart of a long and tightly held community
Your reaction to Fort Collins bar the Town Pump will be immediate. Claustrophobes will back away slowly. If you're into close quarters and humanity, these are your digs: good beer, fine spirits, and camaraderie. While it has always been this way, the explosive growth in Fort Collins could easily have swallowed a tiny bar like the Pump. Much of its current success is due to owner Jake Latendresse and the culture he promotes for the Pump.
Pump staff is like a family and customers are a part of that. When Jake purchased the Pump, he was well aware of its iconic status and he was primed to maintain that. His integrity is so sharp, he "lives" into a word each year. The year I met him in the mid-1990s, he was about to jet off to Norway with accomplished alpinist Mark Wilford to attempt a significant ice climb. Jake's word that year?
"Committed."
Committed to the training, committed to the climb, committed to being a better man every day.
Jake's a facilitator, making things happen, connecting people and ideas. If you were to park it on a Pump barstool solo, Jake or the bartender would introduce you to someone and get you rolling in a conversation. A community institution, the Town Pump has had a loyal following (family!) for 110 years for reasons like this.
As Carbondale grows and new people and businesses join the tribe, I look back on my days at The Pump, a home away from home, full of friends and adventure and connection.
Where is Carbondale headed?
As Fort Collins' Town Pump celebrates 110 years, I reflect on our own Main Street, contemplating the million moments of our collective sense of community: the magic everyone references when they say "there's just something about Carbondale."
Many things make it so, and our friendly businesses – where they greet you by name – are a big part of that. Go invest in community: park your ass at Batch or the Pourhouse, Beerworks or Phat, and thank the owners for their part in holding space for Village. Please enjoy Jake's thoughts as he reflects on his own community and his role in a "hunerd-ten." — Editor
Written by Jake Latendresse, Proprietor
28 years ago, I walked into a little bar in the subtle yet lively downtown area of Fort Collins, known as Old Town.
When I walked in, the very hospitable bartender asked me what I'd like to drink. I said, "What's the house special?" She replied, "oh man…you need an Arc Welder." So I said, "sure." She proceeded to pour a half and half shot with Bacardi 151 and Wild Turkey 101….and my eyes had the look of two 8 Balls. As she filled the shot glass, exactly to the black line, I quickly ordered a Coors Light to back it.
So I took the shot and the beer and walked over to the corner table in this tiny little 400 sq/ft bar and sat down. As I raised the shot to my face, I smelled the contents of the glass and literally couldn't stomach it…even in the prime of my party days. So I asked my buddy to borrow his Bic lighter…proceeded to pour the shot on the table, and I lit it with the lighter. When it caught fire, everyone started laughing and it was then I said to myself, "I want to own this place one day."
Little did I know, 11 years later, I'd not only become the longest running employee of the Town Pump ever, but I'd also become the extremely lucky owner of the oldest bar in Fort Collins and one of the oldest bars in the state of Colorado.
The Town Pump is a pillar in the old town community. It's not because of me, but because of the previous 9 owners in its 110 year history.
The man that became my first mentor outside of my own father, Dennis Newlun (RIP), taught me how to treat people. He taught me how to look for people that belong, and for people that don't. He showed me how to sustain the culture in that tiny little business that has a huge heart and it taught me a lot about life. One day, Dennis came to me and asked me if I wanted to buy the Town Pump because he felt like it was time for him to walk away. 2 weeks later, we had a deal. I called my dad to borrow the 20% I needed for a down payment and he hung up on me. Out of anger and fear of losing the opportunity (and the spoiled brat that I was), I made a couple of calls to some friends that believed in me. One guy offered the money in exchange for half the equity. Then I called another good friend who said, "yeah man, I've got some stocks I made a little money on and need to liquidate one anyhow." So he pulled the money out of the Stock Market and wired it to me the next day on a 4 year amortization schedule with no official contract…just a hand shake of trust. Over the next 48 months, I made every payment without fail or tardiness and learned a ton about responsibility and ownership.
That was 18 years ago, and today, one of the best bars on the planet still stands and turns 110 years old. As far as I know, the original tavern license in the City Clerks office shows that the Town Pump Tavern in Fort Collins, Colorado was born on February 26, 1909. ..one hundred and ten years ago today.
In celebration of that, New Belgium Brewing has developed a celebratory brew we have named "ONE TEN" as a way to not only toast the Town Pump's milestone birthday, but to also raise a glass to the relationship we've shared with NBBC since we served the very first Fat Tire ever sold in the United States. We are very proud of both facts and want to thank New Belgium for their friendship and history at the oldest bar in town.
But first and foremost, I want to take this moment to personally thank all the dedicated employees and patrons that have graced their presence in the Town Pump. Without YOU, this would not still exist. Thank you all so much for everything!! CHEERS and HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TOWN PUMP!!! Town Pump Bartenders
We will begin the year long birthday celebration this afternoon and will be tapping the first keg of ONE TEN today!! Come on down and have a cold one!!!
Jake Latendresse is a family man, community builder, and lover of the outdoors. He can be reached at Latendresse Media Collective.
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This is the last week of National OT awareness month and Audrey Hepburn's quote is a perfect way to end the month. Occupational therapists seem to live and breathe this quote. As a speech-language pathologist, I love watching and listening to OTs in action. To most, pediatric OTs look like they are just playing and having fun…or on the other extreme: flying in with their superhero capes to help with the crying, screaming, hitting, kicking, and biting. They truly are trying to make every children realize that they are possible, whether it's dealing with frustration, poor handwriting, picky eating, or regulating emotions, the list is endless! But it's often not just helping the children realize "I'm possible", but also their families. OTs take everyday activities that many think are impossible for some and find unique ways to adapt so all children can be successful in their own way. They help us realize that (fill in your own blank) is possible. Recently, one of our OTs and a child with Cerebral Palsy practiced taking off her shoes by herself for several weeks. Then we got a call from her mother telling us that she took her shoes off and put them away independently at home and she didn't think that would ever be possible. This is just one example of how OTs bring the ordinary and possible to every child. So next time you find yourself thinking something is impossible, channel your inner OT and say "I'm possible"!


A sleeping bag from Haglöfs is tested many times and in many ways before it is produced. The first prototypes follow our designers out on different field tests, and then our sponsored team of professional Haglöfs' friends test different models and provide feedback. Finally, the sleeping bags undergo the EN 13537 test. It is an industry test that tests sleeping bags in an objective and standardized way using a doll in a laboratory, in order to set three temperature limits which are subsequently stated inside the sleeping bag.
Lower limit of the comfort range down to which a sleeping bag user with a relaxed posture such as lying on the back is globally in equilibrium and just not feeling cold (related to standard woman and in standard condition of use).
Lower limit of which a sleeping bag user with a rolled-up body posture is globally in thermal equilibrium and just not feeling cold (related to standard man and in standard conditions of use).
Lower extreme temperature where the risk of health damage by hypothermia occurs (related to standard woman and in standard conditions of use).


Now that we live in the middle of nowhere, a full-on night out with Husband has become something of a rarity. We've had to be a lot more inventive when it comes to spending quality time together and one of our current favourite things to do is to stick some music on, cook together, prepare some healthy snacks and play some online casino games. There's nothing like a few spins of a roulette wheel to get the adrenaline going and obviously winning makes it even better! We also love the fruit machines – it's like being in a pub without having to leave the comfort of our living room! Eating healthily at the moment means we have to think outside the box when it comes to finding fun snacks which are also good for us, but we've come across a few lately which have become firm favourites.
When we think of rice cakes, we often think of a dry, uninspiring cracker with little flavour and even less pleasure. However, if you change the way you view rice crackers, you can start seeing them in a whole new light and a great way to do this is to add toppings! Peanut butter with desiccated coconut and dried cherries will take your boring crackers from gross to gourmet with very little effort!
It may seem a little odd to suggest chocolate as a healthy snack, but you're free to indulge if you make the RIGHT choices. For instance, a slab of Dairy Milk isn't going to be a great choice as there's a ton of added fat and sugar. However, something of the dark chocolate variety, preferable 70% cocoa solids or higher and you're on to a winner.
Okay, so popcorn which is slathered in butter or toffee obviously isn't the way to go if you're trying to keep things healthy. However, if you buy plain kernels which you then pop and season yourself, you'll massively reduce your fat intake and take this snack to a new level. Sea salt is tasty, as is a little smoked paprika if you like a hit of spice. We'd also recommend sprinkling cinnamon and a little granulated sweetener for a low-cal sweet alternative.
Wasabi Peas are an excellent snacking option because not only are they low calorie, but they're also packed with protein, which means you're potentially helping to build muscle while you play! The spice isn't to everyone's taste, but there's also research to show that spicy food releases endorphins, so you're actively making yourself happier on a chemical level by indulging in this green delicacy!
We're huge fans of guacamole here, and we'd happily eat it with just about every meal, but it's also great as a dip and contains a whole load of the good fats that our bodies need to function well. Opt for a wholemeal cracker or wholemeal pitta slices as a guacamole-delivery-system rather than high-cal corn chips and you'll also be getting a much needed hit of wholegrain in your diet, too. If you were interested in finding some lovely healthy snacks check out matcha powder from Clearspring.


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Italy Sends Plane to Bolivia to Get Seized Fugitive Battisti
Italy sent an aircraft to Bolivia on Sunday to pick up fugitive left-wing militant Cesare Battisti who was captured there nearly three decades after being convicted of murder. The development sets the stage for a climax to one of Italy's longest-running efforts to bring a fugitive to justice.
Bolivian police, working with Italian agents, arrested Battisti, 64, overnight in Santa Cruz de La Sierra, Italian police said. He had been living in Brazil for years, but last month Brazil's outgoing president signed a decree ordering his extradition, apparently sparking Battisti's latest flight.
Italian police released a video of Battisti they said was taken hours before his capture, showing him seemingly oblivious that he was under surveillance as he walked casually down the street in jeans, a blue T-shirt and sunglasses. A subsequent image showed Battisti's mug shot under the seal of the Bolivian police.
Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte said a government aircraft was expected to land Sunday afternoon in Bolivia. The Foreign Ministry vowed to have Battisti extradited "as quickly as possible" and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini called him a "delinquent who doesn't deserve to live comfortably on the beach but rather to finish his days in prison."
Battisti escaped from an Italian prison in 1981 while awaiting trial on four counts of murder allegedly committed when he was a member of the Armed Proletarians for Communism. He was convicted in absentia in 1990, and is facing a life term for the deaths of two police officers, a jeweler and a butcher.
Battisti has acknowledged membership in the group but has denied killing anyone and has painted himself as a political refugee.
Battisti initially fled to France, where he joined a group of dozens of left-wing Italian militants who enjoyed official protection from France's Socialist government. Like Battisti, they had fled during Italy's "years of lead," a bloody and turbulent era in the 1970s and 1980s when militants on the left and right carried out bombings, assassinations and other violence aimed at bringing down the Italian government.
After the political winds changed in France, Battisti fled to Mexico before escaping to Brazil to avoid being extradited. He was arrested in Rio de Janeiro in 2007, prompting the Italian government to request that he be handed over. But former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva granted him asylum in 2010.
Battisti was eventually released from jail but was arrested again in 2017 after he was caught trying to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border carrying the equivalent of about $7,500 in undeclared cash. He was released after a few days.
As a result of that incident, Brazilian Supreme Federal Tribunal Justice Luiz Fux said in December that Interpol had issued a request for Battisti's arrest on tax evasion and money laundering charges, leading him to issue a Brazilian warrant. Based on that, outgoing Brazilian President Michel Temer signed the decree ordering the fugitive's extradition.
Salvini praised Bolivian police and Brazil's new government for following through on the fugitive's case.
President Sergio Mattarella said Battisti should be returned to Italy to "serve his sentence for the grave crimes that stained Italy and let the same be said for all fugitives abroad."
Greek Defense Minister Resigns over Macedonia Name Change
Перша громада на Житомирщині намагалися перейти у ПЦУ – виник конфлікт (відео)


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I and II Kings provide a record of Israel's history from the beginning of the movement to place Solomon on David's throne through the end of the reign of Zedekiah, Judah's last king. There are great lessons to be learned from Israel's desire to be 'like those around us' and its consequences.
Over 16 hours of Verse-by-Verse audio teaching through the book of I and II Kings as MP3 files.
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1 Kings 1 - 2: David's strength declines; David's charge to Solomon; Adonijah's plot and execution; Abiathar is removed from the priesthood; Joab's execution; Benaiah made chief captain, and Zadok high priest; Shimei is executed.
1 Kings 3 - 4: Solomon's treaty with Pharaoh; Solomon's sacrifice and prayer for wisdom; Solomon's prayer answered.
1 Kings 5 - 8: Solomon prepares to build the Temple; The Ark is brought in and the Shekinah-glory fills the Temple; Solomon's prayer of dedication.
1 Kings 9 - 11: King Hiram and Solomon exchange gifts; Queen of Sheba visits Solomon; Solomon forsakes God; God sternly rebukes Solomon and tells him that the kingdom will be taken away; Solomon dies.
1 Kings 12 - 14: Israel Rebels; Ahijah's Prophecy.
1 Kings 15 - 16: Abijam and Asa; Kings of Israel.
1 Kings 17 - 19: Contest on Mount Carmel; Elijah slays the prophets Baal; Elijah flees from Jezebel; Elijah is feed by God in the wilderness; Elijah casts his mantle on Elisha.
1 Kings 20 - 22: Ahab's Aramean adversary; Ahab's crimes against Naboth; Ahab's death; Jehoshaphat's good reign in Judah; the beginning of Ahaziah's evil reign in Israel.
2 Kings 4 - 7: Naaman the Syrian; Elisha and the Syrians; the famine; Special Intelligence Insight.
2 Kings 8 - 10: Jehoram's evil reign in Judah ; Ahaziah's evil reign in Judah; Jehu's evil reign in Israel.
2 Kings 11 - 13: Athaliah's evil reign in Judah; Joash's good reign in Judah; Jehoahaz's evil reign in Israel; Jehoash's evil reign in Israel.
2 Kings 14 - 16: Amaziah's good reign in Judah; Jeroboam II's evil reign in Israel; Azariah's good reign in Judah; Zechariah's evil reign in Israel; Shallum's evil reign in Israel; Menahem's evil reign in Israel; Pekahiah's evil reign in Israel. Pekah's evil reign in Israel; Jotham's good reign in Judah; Ahaz's evil reign in Judah.
2 Kings 17 - 20: Captivity of Israel by Assyria; Hoshea's evil reign in Israel; Israel's Captivity; Captivity of Judah by Babylon; Hezekiah's good reign.
2 Kings 21 - 23: Manasseh's evil reign; Amon's evil reign; Josiah's good reign; Jehoahaz's evil reign; Jehoiakim's evil reign.
2 Kings 24 - 25: Babylonian Captivity of Judah; Supplemental Topics.


If I was the wife of a fascist dictator I would probably have a lot of shoes. Not because I have a shoe obsession, but rather because I am so incredibly bad at buying shoes.
Like Cinderella's skanky ho sisters, I squeeze my feet into a shoe thinking, "Well, it's tight, but the leather will stretch." Walking down the street, feet blistered and sore I realise that the leather will not stretch enough to turn my recent purchase into a comfortable pair of shoes.
The one piece of advice that people give about buying shoes is to buy them later in the day, when you've been on your feet for a while and presumably your feet will have swelled and are bigger than they would be first thing in the morning.
It almost seems the opposite for me. When I try on a pair of shoes during the day they fit well, then when I put them on in the morning they seem a lot tighter. Why?
The whole shoe fiasco isn't helped by my left foot being half a size bigger than my right foot. I have to put up with one shoe fitting ok, and the other one either being tighter or looser.
I get paranoid. I don't want shoes that are going to be too tight and end up buying shoes too big that they occasionally fly off my feet. I don't want that to happen, so I buy shoes that are too small.
At least I'm not like the girl at my high school whose feet were so big that she had to wear men's shoes, or get custom made women's shoes.
But I'm still bad at buying shoes. I just don't seem to be able to do it well. In the last year I've bought three pairs of shoes that seemed to fit ok in the shop but turned out to be disastrous when I tried walking down the street in them.
I have a new pair of shoes. They appear to fit ok. And they'll probably stretch a bit. Hopefully.


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Fatwa Date:17-12-2019 - Rabee' Al-Aakhir 20, 1441
Was each person given a choice to be human or to accept the trust in 33:72, or was it Adam alone? I know that we all testified that Allah is our Lord, but what I am asking is, did we have any choice before being put in this terrible situation where we are punished for sins, and we can go to hell forever so so easily?
All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, is His slave and Messenger.
The Scholars of Tafseer differed greatly regarding the interpretation of the verse in question. The most correct opinion in this regard is that the offer was real (had actually taken place). The opinions then differed regarding the reference to the "man" who carried the Trust in the verse. It was said that it is a reference to Aadam and his descendants, and considering the offspring of Aadam (to be included in the verse) is due to the covenant that Allah had taken from them in the world of spirit (prior to this physical world); as Allah, The Exalted, Says (what means): {And [mention] when your Lord took from the children of Aadam - from their loins - their descendants and made them testify of themselves, [saying to them], "Am I not your Lord?" They said, "Yes, we have testified."} [Quran 7:172]
It was also said that "man" in the verse is a reference to Aadam, and that his offspring bore the Trust after him by extension. A third opinion said that it refers to Cain (Qaabeel) who killed his brother, and there were other opinions as well.
One of the scholars who gave preponderance to the opinion that "man" in the verse is a generic noun referring to all sons of Aadam was the well-versed scholar Al-Aloosi who said that: "{… but man [undertook to] bear it} [Quran 33:72] is a reference to all mankind, similar to the verse that reads (what means): {Indeed man, to his Lord, is ungrateful.} [Quran 100:6] and {No! [But] indeed, man transgresses.} [Quran 96:6] Man undertook to bear the Trust either on the grounds that he is qualified, by nature, to bear it, or by way of being charged with it on the Day of the Covenant (with Allah); i.e. in terms of undertaking to bear it and committing to it." [End of Quote] Thus, the problematic issue becomes clear to you.
However, we would like to clarify to you that even if it is a very hard task, Allah, The Exalted, does not torture anyone except on account of his own sins, and He does not wrong people at all. Rather, it is people who wrong themselves. Moreover, the path to guidance and happiness is open for everyone to tread; so, whoever bears the Trust duly shall relish eternal happiness.
Allah, The Exalted, concluded this Soorah with the two divine names "The Oft-Forgiving, The Ever-Merciful," to show that His Mercy preceded His Wrath, and that He aids His obedient Slaves with success and support.
As-Si'di said:
"Allah offered the Trust to Man, with the mentioned condition, and he accepted it and undertook to bear it, despite his injustice and ignorance; he bore this heavy burden. So, people were divided into three categories, in terms of their attitude towards bearing the Trust: hypocrites, who upheld it outwardly but abandoned it inwardly; polytheists, who abandoned it outwardly and inwardly; and believers who duly shouldered it outwardly and inwardly. Allah, The Exalted, mentioned the deeds of these three categories of people and their respective rewards and punishments; He Says (what means): {[It was] so that Allah may punish the hypocrite men and hypocrite women and the men and women who associate others with Him and that Allah may accept repentance from the believing men and believing women. And ever is Allah Forgiving and Merciful.} [Quran 33:73] So praise be to Allah, The Exalted! He concluded the verse with these two Divine Names that indicate His complete Forgiveness, vast Mercy, and complete Generosity, although many of those people whom He has included in His judgment did not deserve such forgiveness and mercy due to their hypocrisy and polytheism." [End of Quote]
For more benefit, please refer to Fatwa 227149.
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Superiority of Some Soorahs or Verses Over Others
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The Meaning of 'Sight'
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Q: Trackpoint device not available on Lenovo Carbon X1 5th generation I just got a X1 5th gen and when I try any flavor of Ubuntu, the Trackpoint device (TPPS/2 IBM TrackPoint) does not show up:
ubuntu-mate@ubuntu-mate:~$ xinput -list
⎡ Virtual core pointer                        id=2    [master pointer  (3)]
⎜   ↳ Virtual core XTEST pointer                  id=4    [slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ Lenovo Laser Wireless Mouse                 id=9    [slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad                  id=12    [slave  pointer  (2)]
⎣ Virtual core keyboard                       id=3    [master keyboard (2)]
↳ Virtual core XTEST keyboard                 id=5    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ Power Button                                id=6    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ Video Bus                                   id=7    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ Sleep Button                                id=8    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ Integrated Camera                           id=10    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ AT Translated Set 2 keyboard                id=11    [slave  keyboard (3)]
↳ ThinkPad Extra Buttons                      id=13    [slave  keyboard (3)]
ubuntu-mate@ubuntu-mate:~$

The trackpoint works fine under Windows so I know the hardware is OK.  Things I have done to troubleshoot are:

*

*Upgraded bios to 1.2

*Tried with ubuntu-mate 16.04, xbuntu 16.04, 17.04, arch (latest), ubuntu-budgie 17.04 -- all have the same problem.

*Tried running from USB or installing on hard disk

*ubuntu versions using UEFI bios, arch used legacy bios

*disabled and enabled the trackpad - no difference

*enabled and disabled intel virtual machine options in bios

*compared with my older thinkpad that works fine and see that no trackpoint device shows up in /sys/devices/platform/i8042 or in /dev/input while they do show up in my older thinkpad.

Any ideas on how to get Linux to see/create the trackpoint device?

A: I run Xubuntu and was able to workaround the problem by:

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*disabling the trackpad in the BIOS (I only use the track point)

*editing /etc/default/grub to have the line:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash psmouse.proto=bare"

More information can be found here on the Arch wiki.

A: Funny:
I disabled the trackPOINT in the bios and now my trackPAD runs fine for some months now.
No changes in /etc/default/grub were necessary.
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS / Kernel 4.13

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I may retake these pictures as the colors were really washed out by the flash. I heard someone mention a "natural light" lamp that they use for youtube video-making, so I may look into something like that. Even though I finished these cards yesterday, I didn't take pictures until long after the sun went down. This card is adapted from a template found in Papercraft Inspirations Issue 69 (January 2010) with a download here of the apron. The egg-shaped letters were punched using a sizzix die. I did the stitching by hand, although the mag contemplates use of a sewing machine. One card is more three-dimensional as I used thicker foam tape more liberally than on the other.


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Q: How to start new activity from another activity without button click in android I made a simple game, where whenever my object reaches end of the screen current activity stops and another activity stars.
I have created a simple boolean method called collisionDetection() which checks whether an object is hitting the end of the screen or not. However, I don't know where I should use that method collisionDetection() .
Should I check for collision at onResume? And when collision is detected, how to start another activity and stop the main one?
My class for first activity
public class ZmijicaCrtanje extends AppCompatActivity implements View.OnTouchListener{

ZmijicaSV zmija;
private static int score=0;
@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    zmija=new ZmijicaSV(this);
    zmija.setOnTouchListener(this);
    setContentView(zmija);

}

@Override
protected void onPause() {
    super.onPause();
    zmija.pause();
    }

@Override
protected void onResume() {
    super.onResume();
    zmija.resume();

}

@Override
public boolean onTouch(View v, MotionEvent event) {

    boolean up=zmija.sp.isUp();
    boolean right=zmija.sp.isRight();
    boolean down=zmija.sp.isDown();
    boolean left=zmija.sp.isLeft();

    switch(event.getAction()) {
        case MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN:

            if(up) {
                zmija.sp.setUp(false);
                zmija.sp.setRight(true);
                update();
                break;
            }

            if(right) {
                zmija.sp.setRight(false);
                zmija.sp.setDown(true);
                update();
                break;
            }

            if(down) {
                zmija.sp.setDown(false);
                zmija.sp.setLeft(true);
                update();
                break;
            }
            if(left) {
                zmija.sp.setLeft(false);
                zmija.sp.setUp(true);
                update();
            break;
        }

    }
        return true;
    }

public void update()
{
    score++;
}
public int getScore()
{
    return score;
}

}

public class ZmijicaSV extends SurfaceView implements Runnable {
private boolean Collision;
Thread t=null;
Pravougaonik pr;
SurfaceHolder holder;
boolean isRunning=false;
SnakeParts sp;
ZmijicaCrtanje zc;
public ZmijicaSV(Context context) {
    super(context);
    holder=getHolder();
    pr=new Pravougaonik(context);
    sp=new SnakeParts();
    zc=new ZmijicaCrtanje();
    Collision=false;
}

public void run()
{
    Paint p=new Paint();
    p.setColor(Color.BLUE);
    p.setStyle(Paint.Style.FILL);
     while(isRunning)
     {

         if(!holder.getSurface().isValid()) {
             continue;
         }
         Canvas c=holder.lockCanvas();
         c.drawColor(Color.BLACK);
         sp.Draw(c);
         pr.onDraw(c);
         sp.update();
         drawText(c);
         holder.unlockCanvasAndPost(c);

         try {

            t.sleep(50);

         } catch (InterruptedException e) {
             e.printStackTrace();
         }
     }
}

public void resume()
{
    isRunning=true;
    t=new Thread(this);
    t.start();
}

public void pause()
{
    isRunning=false;
    while(true)
    {
        try {
            t.join();
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        break;
    }
    t=null;

}

public void drawText(Canvas canvas)
{
    Paint paint=new Paint();
    paint.setColor(Color.WHITE);
    paint.setTextSize(50);
    paint.setTypeface(Typeface.create(Typeface.DEFAULT,Typeface.BOLD));
    canvas.drawText("Score:"+zc.getScore(),getWidth()-230,getHeight()-25,paint);
}

public boolean checkCollision()
{
    if((sp.getHeadX()<-1)||(sp.getHeadX()>getWidth())||(sp.getHeadY()>getHeight())||(sp.getHeadY()<-1))
        Collision=true;
    return Collision;
}

}

A: Put the collisionDetection() method in your public void update() method like
 public void update()
 {
   score++;
   collisionDetection();
 }

And when collition is detected in collisionDetection() start next activity by Intent like
Intent next=new Intent(this.class,your_class_for_secondactivity.class);
startActivity(next);


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Amenemope (nom nesut-bity Usimare o Usermaatre Setepenmeriamon) fou el fill de Psusennes I i la reina Mutnedjmet. El seu nom de naixement, Amenemope, es tradueix com "Amun al banquet d'Opet". Va servir com a corregent als darrers anys del seu pare segons un fragment escrit a les venes de la mòmia. Manetó diu que Amenemope va regnar 9 anys. Les tombes de Psusennes I i Amenemope foren descobertes intactes pel francès Pierre Montet en les seves excavacions a Tanis el 1940 i estaven plenes de significatius tresors incloent dues mascares funeràries, sarcòfags i altres nombrosos objectes o joies. Montet va obrir la tomba d'Amenemope l'abril de 1940, només un mes abans de la invasió alemanya de França a la II Guerra Mundial i les excavacions van haver d'acabar de manera sobtada fins al final de la guerra. Montet va reprendre la tasca el 1946 i va publicar els resultats el 1958.

L'egiptòleg Kenneth Kitchen diu que hi ha pocs monuments coneguts d'Amenemope. La seva tomba a Tanis mesurava 20 peus de llarg per 12/15 d'ample, una petita cel·la comparada amb la de Psusennes I" i el seu únic projecte original fou continuar amb la decoració de la capella d'Isis senyora de les piràmides de Gizeh i fer alguns afegits a un dels temples a Memfis. Amenemope va coincidir amb dos grans sacerdots d'Amon a Tebes, Esmendes II (breument) i Pinedjem II, el germà d'Esmendes. Kitchen fa botar que "a Tebes, la seva autoritat com a rei era indiscutida i almenys nou enterraments de sacerdots d'Amon porten els suports, penjolls o venes inscrits amb el nom d'Amenemope com a faraó i de Pinedjem II com a gran sacerdot. Pen-nest-tawy,, capità de la barca d'Amon a Tebes, posseïa un llibre dels morts datat de l'any 5 del regnat de Amenemope. En la introducció de la tercera edició (1996) del seu llibre he Third Intermediate Period in Egypt (TIPE), Kitchen assenyala que el Papyrus Brooklyn 16.205 que esmenta l'any 49è seguit per un any 4t hauria de ser atribuït a Psusennes I i Amenemope, i no a Shoshenq III i Pimay o Pami. En conseqüència la creació d'aquest papir hauria de datar-se l'any 4t del regnat d'Amenemope.

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Quatre objectes de la tomba d'Amenemope conserven el nom del seu pare Psusennes I incloent un collar i alguns braçalets. La seva màscara funerària està avui al Museu d'Antiguitats Egípcies i mostre un rei jove. A diferència de Psusennes I, Amenemope fou enterrat amb menys opulència i el seu sarcòfag de fusta fou cobert amb fulles d'or en lloc de sòlida plata i la mascara tampoc és d'or sòlid. Fou després reenterrat a la tomba del seu pare Psusennes I durant el regnat de Siamon.

Notes

Vegeu també
 Llista de mòmies reials egípcies

Enllaços externs

 Sarcòfag d'Amenemope

Faraons de la dinastia XXI

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Ein Signalbild eines Eisenbahnsignals beinhaltet Formen, Farben und Merkmale eines sichtbaren Signals. Jedem Signalbild ist ein Signalbegriff, im Regelwerk der Deutschen Bahn AG Signalbedeutung, zugeordnet, der die Bedeutung des Signalbilds beschreibt. Für deutsche Bahngesellschaften sind die Signalbilder mit Beschreibung derer Darstellung, auch die von Signaltönen, im Signalbuch festgehalten.

In der Schweiz sind die Signalbilder im Abschnitt R 300.2 der Fahrdienstvorschriften festgelegt.

Weblinks
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A veggie alteration to the classic Greek souvlaki ( suflaki / suvlaki )! Colorful vegetables, salty halloumi cheese put together in a skewer and coated in a lemony marinade. If you haven't tried halloumi before, you will be amazed by it's unique texture and taste. Halloumi is a traditional cheese originating from Cyprus and is made from a combination of sheep's and goat's milk. This robust, salty cheese can withstand grilling or frying without losing it's shape, as it has a really high melting point. Serve with a squeeze of a lemon, some warm pita bread and a dollop of thick Greek yogurt. Enjoy!
To make these delicious vegetable skewers (souvlaki), start by preparing the vegetables. Halve and deseed the peppers and cut in 2 cm chunks. Cut the red onion into wedges and roughly chop. Top and tail the eggplant, cut it in half and slice in 2 cm chunks.
Cut the halloumi cheese in 2 cm cubes and place in a large bowl; add the veggies, drizzle with the olive oil and lemon juice, sprinkle with dried oregano and season. Mix well with your hands, so that all the flavours blend.
Preheat a grill or griddle pan on a high heat. Grill the vegetable skewers for about 12 minutes, turning once on each side, until nicely coloured and softened. Don't forget to to bast with any leftover marinade, as they cook.
In the meantime, warm the pita breads for a few minutes in the oven.
Serve these amazing vegetable skewers with the warm pita breads, some leafy greens and a big dollop of Greek yogurt. Enjoy!


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The Husseini Islamic Center, 5211 Hester Ave, Sanford, FL 32773, invited Sheikh Farrokh Sekaleshfar to speak at their Mosque. Dr. Sekaleshfar says the killing of homosexuals is the compassionate thing to do.
When Sheikh Sekaleshfar calls for the death of all homosexuals based on the tenets of Islam it can not be ignored, he is an expert on Shariah Islamiyya or Islamic Law.
Islamic Law also mandates a death sentence for blasphemers and apostates, does Sheikh Sekaleshfar and the Husseini Islamic Center Mosque advocate those legal rulings as well?
This tepid response from Rev. Fulwider is problematic because he refuses to denounce the Husseini Islamic Center Mosque for promoting a speaker who calls for the murder of homosexuals. Rev. Fulwider can't even say that calling for the murder of gays is wrong. Fulwider concludes by adding insult to injury, saying don't worry about the gays they can take care of themselves.
Equally as troubling is the leadership at the Husseini Islamic Center Mosque in Sanford, FL never condemn or disagree with the words spoken by their speaker about the killing of gays – silence is consent.
It would appear the hatred of gays by The Westboro Baptist Church has been eclipsed by Sheikh Sekaleshfar and the Husseini Islamic Center Mosque of Sanford, FL. Both of these supposed places of worship should be stripped of their 501c3 status and relegated to the dustbin of history.
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Our children, masters of code
by Elisa Villanueva Beard
Step aside, Silicon Valley. Coding is for kids, too.
The toddlers of today will be the leaders of tomorrow, and we need to prepare them for our increasingly wired world.
As the mother of four boys between one and seven years old, I'm determined to make sure that my children — and all children in this nation — have a chance to explore computer science. That doesn't mean we pop infants in front of computer screens — it means we expose children to the logical foundations of coding; we give them blocks, we give them visuals, we give them the chance to see technology as a social good. I believe it's both economically and educationally crucial to expose them to the world of coding early on.
And this week, in over 180 countries nationwide, students, teachers, families and organizations came together to do just that for "The Hour of Code." Teach For America was proud to join in.
The "hour of code" looks different for everyone. Again — it's not always about a screen and a mouse. For our youngest learners, it might mean making lines and patterns with blocks. For our early-elementary children, it can be giving a cartoon on a computer simple commands with their cursor and watching it respond. Older students can start translating those commands through javascript or "blocks" that represent specific lines of code — and even using that script to create apps or programs. (There are programs for every interest — I'll be pitching Code.org's Star Wars themed game to my 7 year old and 5 year old, who were Han Solo and Luke Skywalker for Halloween.)
According to Gallup, nine in ten parents want their child to study computer science — but just one in four schools teach programming, and those in low-income communities are even less likely to offer these courses. But by 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts there will be over 1 million jobs in computing. At Teach For America, we're committed to helping make sure that our students are prepared to fill those jobs if they want to, no matter their race, their gender, or their income — factors that have long been barriers to preparation for the field. In 2015, there were nine states where not a single black student, and three states where not a single female student took the AP Computer science exam.
Our teachers are helping young people break the mold — Ben Bradshaw is a Teach For America corps member who teaches at STRIVE Preparatory SMART Academy in Denver and who's bringing computer science into the classroom. His 12th grade Statistics students have been using data visualization tools to uncover the association between inequality and mortality within communities and exploring murder rates across states and across countries.
We have alumni leaders outside of the classroom, too, who are making waves. Elizabeth Davis '06, for instance, launched a non-profit, ScriptEd,that brings professional programmers to serve as classroom mentors across New York City. And nationally, Teach For America was recently awarded $1M in funding from the National Science Foundation to support our teachers in computer science education.
The "Hour of Code" shows us that STEM education can come alive for our students. It shows us that play — crucial for all of our children — can help set the stage for complex tasks later on; making a robot dance with two clicks of a button makes our kindergarteners laugh, but it also exposes them to the cause and effect relationships of programming. And as they get older and experiment with apps and programs, we see our students get ready to take on the world's biggest problems with the world's newest tools. Computer Science week is coming to a close, but we must sustain this momentum for the power of code in our classrooms year-round.
This story was republished from Medium.


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Luisa Villani (San Francisco, 1884 - Milà, 1961) fou una soprano italiana.

Era filla de cantants d'òpera, de Giuseppina Zeppilli i del baríton Vincenzo Villani, i neta d'un altre cantant d'òpera, Giuseppe Villani. Fou cosina de la també cantant Alice Zeppilli, filla del germà de la mare Nicola Zeppilli, director d'orquestra. De ben petita, la família va tornar a Itàlia on Luisa va estudiar música amb el seu pare.

Va debutar el 1907 a La Scala com a Euridice a Orfeo ed Euridice de Gluck, al costat de Maria Gay. Després va cantar en el Politeama de Pisa com a Desdemona a Otello de Verdi i el desembre de 1907 va cantar el paper d'Eva de I maestri cantori di Norimberga de Richard Wagner al Teatro Costanzi de Roma. Arran d'aquesta representació, el crític del Corriere della Sera va comentar que ho va fer "amb molta desimboltura, fent servir la seva petita veu càlida i simpàtica amb mestratge d'artista consolidada". EL 1909 va marxar en gira al país de naixement, Estats Units d'Amèrica. El setembre de 1909 va cantar el paper de Santuzza de Cavalleria rusticana de Pietro Mascagni a l'Academy de Nova York.

El 1910 va participar en una gira que la va dur a l'Havana on va participar en La Bohème i Tosca, ambdues de Giacomo Puccini, Faust de Charles Gounod i Aida de Verdi. Més tard va marxar a la Ciutat de Mèxic, al Teatro Abreu, continuant la gira per tot Amèrica del Nord, cantant a Boston, Charleston, Dallas i Jackson. Amb la companyia de Henry Savage va participar en la primera representació a San Francisco de l'òpera La fanciulla del West de Puccini, el gener de 1912, sota la direcció de Giorgio Polacco. Aquell mateix any va tornar a Mèxic, al teatre Abreu, per a la temporada d'òpera italiana.

El 1913 va actuar de nou a La Scala. El mes de gener va participar en l'estrena italiana de l'òpera Donne curiose d'Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, al costat d'Ines Maria Ferraris. Més tard hi va cantar el paper de Michaela en les representacions de l'òpera Carmen de Georges Bizet, coincidint a l'escenari amb la soprano Marguerite d'Alvarez i amb el tenor català Josep Palet, en el debut d'ell a La Scala, un debut propiciat per la malaltia del tenor inicialment contractat, Bernardo De Muro. Dies més tard, el 10 d'abril de 1913, va crear el paper de Fiora en l'estrena de l'òpera L'amore dei tre re d'Italo Montemezzi, al costat d'Edoardo Ferrari-Fontana, Carlo Galeffi i Nazzareno De Angelis.

EL 1914 va tornar a l'Havana, amb una companyia d'òpera italiana, ara al Teatro Payret. El maig del mateix any arribava a Nova York, contractada per la Boston Civic Opera House, tornant a Itàlia el 1917. Al llarg d'aquells anys als EUA va debutar al prestigiós Metropolitan Opera de Nova York, l'11 de desembre de 1915 en el paper principal de Madama Butterfly de Puccini. Va ser l'única representació operística que va dur a terme en aquell teatre, tret d'una gala l'any 1916 a la qual va cantar una ària dAida de Verdi. El 1917 reapareixia al Politeama Chiarella de Torí cantant Madama Butterfly el 15 de desembre i Otello uns dies més tard. Després va representar La fanciulla del West al Teatro Costanzi en la temporada 1917-1918, en les representacions que van tenir lloc a partir del 19 de març, sota la direcció de Teofilo De Angelis.

El 1920 va tornar a cantar el seu paper de Fiora de L'amore dei tre re, ara al Teatro Dal Verme de Milà, on també cantà l'òpera I fuochi di S. Giovanni d'Ezio Camussi, en la seva estrena del 27 de març de 1920. Al mateix teatre va cantar el 1922 l'òpera Cavalleria rusticana de Mascagni.

La darrera intervenció coneguda de Luisa Villani en una òpera va tenir lloc molts anys després, el 1947, en el paper d'Annina de La traviata, al costat de Renata Tebaldi al Teatro Regio de Parma.

Juntament amb altres cantants de la seva època, Villani va passar els últims anys de la seva vida a la Casa di Riposo Giuseppe Verdi de Milà.

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The 44th Singapore Lecture by His Excellency Li Keqiang, Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivered the 44th Singapore Lecture "Pursuing Open and Integrated Development for Shared Prosperity 在开放融通中共创共享繁荣" at the St Regis Hotel on 13 November 2018. In Singapore to attend the 33rd ASEAN Summit, Premier Li's visit to Singapore began on a positive note with the signing of an…
The 43rd Singapore Lecture by H.E. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, State Counsellor of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar "Myanmar's Democratic Transition: Challenges and Way Forward"
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, State Counsellor of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, delivered the 43rd Singapore Lecture on 21 August 2018, while on a four-day working visit to Singapore.
The 42nd Singapore Lecture by His Excellency Moon Jae-in, President of The Republic of Korea, "ROK and ASEAN: Partners for Achieving Peace and Co-prosperity in East Asia"
South Korean President Moon Jae-in wants to elevate ROK-ASEAN relations to the same level as South Korea's relations with the US, China, Japan and Russia.
The 41st Singapore Lecture "Turkey-Singapore Relations: Building a Smart Strategic Partnership" by H.E. Binali Yıldırım, Prime Minister of the Republic of Turkey
Titled "Turkey-Singapore Relations: Building a Smart Strategic Partnership", the talk touched on the cooperation between Turkey, Singapore and ASEAN .
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