It is very challenging to find a good apartment which you can rent. This means that all the renters must be aware of the type of house which they want. Some of the key problems which most renters must be able to deal with include parking issues, low storage spaces, and strict rules as well as terms among others. Before you choose your apartment of choice, you are supposed to carry out a fieldwork. If you are stranded on where you can begin, don't worry. Below are some of the key tips which you should consider when choosing the best apartment for rent.
The main factor to base your decision on when selecting an outstanding apartment for rent if setting your budget. When you are looking for an apartment for rent, you must first set the budget. It is crucial to note that working with a certain financial plan will guide you in choosing the best apartment for rent. You will manage to save money as well as effort if you work with a flexible budget during the hint for an apartment. Some people may have a problem with the amount of money that they should set aside for rent. Research suggests that rent should be one-third of your gross income. You will be able to live within your limits if you choose an apartment for rent that is one-third of your total income.
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Auburn's playoff ranking puts it in position for Sugar Bowl berth
By still being 2nd-highest ranked SEC school in CFP rankings, Auburn is still in line for a possible Sugar Bowl berth.
Auburn's playoff ranking puts it in position for Sugar Bowl berth By still being 2nd-highest ranked SEC school in CFP rankings, Auburn is still in line for a possible Sugar Bowl berth. Check out this story on montgomeryadvertiser.com: http://on.mgmadv.com/2giz5NY
Matthew Stevens, Montgomery Advertiser Published 9:27 p.m. CT Nov. 22, 2016 | Updated 9:39 p.m. CT Nov. 23, 2016
Auburn defensive tackle Montravius Adams (1) high fives Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn after intercepting a pass during the NCAA football game between Auburn vs. Alabama A&M Saturday, Nov. 19, 2016, in Auburn, Ala. (Photo: Albert Cesare / Advertiser)
AUBURN — Following a 55-0 victory over Alabama A&M, Auburn jumped two spots to No. 13 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings Tuesday night.
This is significant for the Tigers as they approach the Iron Bowl matchup against No. 1 Alabama (11-0, 7-0 in SEC) simply because Auburn remained the second-highest ranked SEC school in the CFP rankings.
If Auburn (8-3, 5-2 in SEC) can maintain that position and Alabama is selected into the playoff for the third consecutive season, the bowl rules dictate Auburn be selected to be the SEC's representative in the 2017 Sugar Bowl on Jan. 2.
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— CFBPlayoff (@CFBPlayoff) November 23, 2016
According to the latest College Football Playoff rankings, which were released Tuesday evening, Alabama (1), Auburn (13), Florida (15) and Tennessee (17) were the only SEC schools among the committee's Top 25 rankings.
Alabama and Florida are guaranteed to match up in the SEC Championship Game in two weeks at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.
Tennessee (8-3, 4-3 in SEC) will play at Vanderbilt (5-6, 2-5) at 7:30 p.m. on SEC Network.
Short of winning the Iron Bowl in which Auburn is currently an 18.5-point road underdog against the No. 1 Crimson Tide, Auburn's best equation Saturday to ensure a Sugar Bowl trip would be the following:
Lose in a competitive, non-blowout fashion at No. 1 Alabama in the Iron Bowl (2:30 p.m., CBS)
Tennessee is upset by Vanderbilt
Florida loses at Florida State
At that point, Auburn would likely remain the second-highest ranked SEC program in the playoff rankings and as long as Alabama were to beat Florida in the SEC Championship Game the following week, Auburn is headed to New Orleans for the first time since 2005.
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Mrs Christiana Ohene Agyare (l), President of Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union (KKFU) receiving the CQE Gold award. On the right hand side is Mr Kwame Owusu, Certification and Compliance Manager of Kuapa
The efforts of Ghana's Kuapa Kokoo continue to be recognized both locally and internationally. The latest organization to reward Kuapa for its commitment to quality and excellence is the Business Initiative Directions (B.I.D.) which awarded Kuapa the Gold category of Century International Quality Era Award 2012.
The B.I.D. based in Madrid � Spain organized this year�s event at the Geneva�s Inter-Continental Convention Hall on March 11, 2012. The event was presided over by Jose E. Prieto, President and CEO of B.I.D along with other outstanding personalities from the business world and the diplomatic corps.
Companies from 47 countries around the world were presented with various awards for their achievements in Quality and Excellence. According to Jose Prieto, �the awarded companies are symbols of commitment to leadership, technology and innovation, making them models for others in their sectors��.
The B.I.D. quality symbol can be found in 178 countries across the world, creating a firm ground for implementation of integral quality processes through the technology and procedures of the QC100 model of Total Quality Management system.
Kuapa Kokoo was recognized for its strong commitment to quality, leadership, technology and innovation. Kuapa�s selection was based on its success story in Ghana and the business world.
Mrs Christiana Ohene Agyare, President of Kuapa Kokoo Farmers Union (KKFU) received the CQE Gold award on behalf of Kuapa. Mrs Ohene Agyare was accompanied to the ceremony by Mr Kwame Owusu the Certification and Compliance Manager of Kuapa.
Kuapa Kokoo is a cocoa farmers' cooperative organisation, established in Ghana in 1993. It was formed following the Ghanaian government's liberalisation of internal cocoa marketing in 1992, which, farmers feared, would lead to the entry of private companies into the market with whom they would be unable to compete.
The organisation is often cited as a success story in the field of fair trade, its products being used in many Fairtrade-labelled products. It is the largest cooperative in Ghana, and counts 45,000 cocoa growers as members.
In 2011, Kuapa Kokoo was honoured by His Royal Majesty, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the Ashanti Business Excellence Awards for its contribution to the socio-economic development of farmers and operational communities.
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"Hey Joe, where do I find a nice small home with a pool?"
This is a great question that I received the other day from a new reader on the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog.
It's funny, but I never realized how many of the pool homes in Tallahassee were quite large.
Sure, you can find townhomes and condos that have shared access to a pool, but what about people who want to live in a small single family detached home and have their own private pool too?
Right now, there are 132 HOMES WITH POOLS listed for sale in the Tallahassee MLS, and 120 of them are larger than 1,500 square feet! That means that only 9% of pool homes are smaller than 1,500, so if you want a smaller home with a pool, you better be ready to jump when the right one hits the market.
The following map and list shows all Tallahassee homes for sale that are 1,500 square feet or smaller and have their own private swimming pool. Bear in mind, this list is continuously maintained and updated every 15 minutes, so the number of homes that follow might be different than what was discussed above.
If you want a large home, more power to you. We LOVE selling larger homes :). But for the right people, there are some strong benefits for buying a smaller home.
First and foremost, smaller homes are generally cheaper than larger homes. Everybody likes to save money, so choosing a smaller home will more often than not mean a smaller purchase price.
Secondly, it takes a lot of time and effort to maintain the home that you have. If all else is equal, a smaller home is going to take less of each to own.
Finally, a smaller home will require you to be more selective in the "stuff" that you keep. While this might not sound like a benefit to a growing family, others will tell you that the accumulation that is possible by maintaining a larger home becomes an intensifying problem as the years go by. A smaller home could very well help you avoid the over-absorption of "stuff."
There are other valid reasons to choose a smaller home over a larger one, but understand that if you really want a pool, you will have more options when you consider larger homes with pools.
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As you plan a remodeling or build out of your commercial space, you need to consider working with a company that offers this type of service. There are always going to be contractors that have special offers going on, especially those that can do smaller jobs like commercial bathrooms. If you contact them during the early part of the year, prior to getting busy, this is where you can get really good deals. However, if you just need to find one right now that can help you at on an entire commercial construction project, here is how you can find Scottsdale Commercial Contractor that will give you the best rates for both new building and remodeling projects.
The primary locations where you can find these type contractors include the search engines and the Yellow Pages. If you look online, you can get quite a bit more information on each of the companies that you discover. There will actually be comments that people have left about these businesses, as well as star ratings, helping you to see how they are serving their customers. You can also locate several businesses in the Yellow Pages, but this will only show you that they are offering their services. You will then need to contact a couple of them to get estimates which will prompt them to come to your location in order to take measurements and subsequently provide a quote on the cost of the project.
You will know that you have chosen the right company for a couple different reasons. First of all, they are going to have an estimate on the project that's going to be far more complete than the others. Second, the company that you choose should have excellent feedback online from actual customers that have use their services and were very happy with their commercial projects. Finally, they need to be able to work with your schedule. You may have a deadline as to when you would like to have this done, and they need to be able to cater to that. If they fit all three of these categories, then you will have found one of the best Commercial Contractors that can help you with your project.
Now that you know how to find these companies, and how to assess them, you should start contacting them as soon as possible. The sooner that you are able to get these estimates, the faster your project will be underway. You should also look on their website at any type of portfolio that they may have which can show you the type of work they have done before. If they have several examples of bathrooms that they have done in the past, this can help you make your determination based upon prior work they have accomplished.
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Q: How to implement negative indexes in java? In Python, you are allowed to use negative array indices to count starting from the right side of an array. For example, array[-1] is last element and array[-2] is the second last element in the array. How would you implement this in Java?

A: Java subscript index starts with 0.  No negative index can be used. If at all used then java will throw Array Index out of bounds Exception.

A: To implement something like this, you would have to create a circular, doubly linked list...
I did not compile and test this, but this is the general idea...
public class LinkedList {
    Integer node;
    LinkedList next;
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    public LinkList(Integer node) {
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    }
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        if(this.next == null) {
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        }
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        }
    }
    public Interger get(int index) {
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        if(index == cursor) {
            return this.node;
        }
        else if(index < cursor) {
            return this.prev.get(index, cursor-1);
        }
        else {
            return this.next.get(index, cursor+1);
        }
    }
    private Interger get(int index, int cursor) {
        if(index == cursor) {
            return this.node;
        }
        else if(index < cursor) {
            return this.prev.get(index, cursor-1);
        }
        else {
            return this.next.get(index, cursor+1);
        }
    }
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
    LinkedList list = new LinkedList(new Integer(1));
    list.insert(new Integer(2));
    list.insert(new Integer(3));
    System.out.println(list.get(-1).toString());
}

A: Java does not support negative indexes, to access the last cell, you should use
array[array.length-1] = lastElement;

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Beck allowed misinformation on minimum wage hike
Written by Rob Dietz
Published 01/10/07 3:43 PM EST
On his CNN program, Glenn Beck allowed the Cato Institute's James Dorn to repeat a much-circulated myth that the minimum wage increase proposal would benefit "typically your part-time ... young workers that are making minimum wage," adding that [m]ost of these workers are in families that have incomes in the middle income or even higher middle-income families."
On the January 9 edition of his CNN Headline News program, Glenn Beck called a Democratic proposal to raise the federal minimum wage from $5.15 per hour to $7.25 per hour "nothing but a political issue" and allowed James A. Dorn, vice president for Academic Affairs at the Cato Institute, to repeat a much-circulated myth that the proposal would benefit "typically your part-time ... young workers that are making minimum wage." Dorn added that "[m]ost of these workers are in families that have incomes in the middle income or even higher middle-income families." But by noting only those who are currently "making minimum wage," Dorn ignored those earning more than $5.15 per hour but less than $7.25 per hour whose wages will also increase if the Democratic proposal is adopted. As Media Matters for America has noted (here and here), according to an Economic Policy Institute briefing paper, an "[a]nalysis of the 2005 Current Population Survey reveals that the workers potentially affected by a minimum wage increase are mainly adults who typically work full time and provide significant income to their families."
While Dorn did not specify what he meant by "young workers," according to EPI, a majority -- 71 percent -- of those earning less than $7.25 are age 20 or over. Also, while 43 percent of those earning less than $7.25 are full-time (at least 35 hours a week) workers, according to EPI, when those workers earning more than $7.25 but likely to be subject to "spillover effects" are factored in, 53 percent of those who would be affected by the Democratic proposal are full-time workers.
Earlier in his "Real Story" segment, Beck had characterized the view of supporters of the minimum wage increase as "anyone who votes against it automatically hates poor people, wants to starve their children to death" and compared the minimum wage proposal to global warming because "[y]ou can't actually ask commonsense questions about global warming and whether humans are responsible for it, because once you do -- oh, you're just a hatemonger who wants all those polar bears and penguins to die."
From the January 9 edition of CNN Headline News' Glenn Beck:
BECK: Yeah. Yeah, that's right. The minimum wage on the docket tomorrow, because anyone who votes against it automatically hates poor people, wants to starve their children to death. That's the message that always seems to get sent, isn't it?
Well, here's the real story. The real story is that message is wrong. The minimum wage has become nothing but a political issue and, because of that, all logic just gets thrown right out the window completely. Apparently, common sense and compassion can't mix.
It's just like global warming. You can't actually ask commonsense questions about global warming and whether humans are responsible for it, because once you do -- oh, you're just a hatemonger who wants all those polar bears and penguins to die.
BECK: Right, but who's making it? Who is the person that is making minimum wage? And how long do they make it?
DORN: These are typically your part-time, you know, young workers that are making minimum wage. Most of these workers are in families that have incomes in the middle income or even higher middle-income families.
Very few people in poverty with families are making the minimum wage, maybe 15 percent of earners, and these are the -- exactly the people who will be hurt the most by an increase in the minimum wage, the lowest-skilled workers in poverty families.
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It's Time to Tell a New Story About the Coronavirus—Our Lives Depend on It
July 27/August 3, 2020, Issue
The way we talk about contagion matters. It shapes how societies respond—and whether many of us will survive.
By Sonia Shah
Dr. Beak: During the plague years, doctors wore iconic getups that included masks filled with scented herbs to protect them from dangerous miasmas.
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In the summer of 1832, a mysterious scourge that had come all the way from Asia loomed over the city of New York, having ravaged London, Paris, and Montreal. Medical officials collected data showing that the disease—cholera—was spreading along the newly opened Erie Canal and the Hudson River, heading straight to New York City. But New York's leaders did not attempt to regulate traffic coming down the waterways.1
The demands of commerce were part of the reason; officials knew that shutting down the routes would have disrupted powerful commercial interests. But no less powerful was the belief that they didn't need to. According to the reigning paradigm, contagions like cholera spread through clouds of smelly gas called miasmas. Cholera, one expert said at the time, was "an atmosphere disease…carried on the wings of the wind." To protect themselves from these deadly gases, people burned barrels of tar and strung up large pieces of meat on poles, which they hoped would soak up the cholera vapors. In London they attempted to rid their homes of stinky miasmas by dumping human waste into the river, which also served as the city's drinking water supply.2
The stories people told about the contagion in their midst sealed their fate. Outbreaks of cholera plagued London, New York, and many other cities for the better part of a century, killing millions of people.3
Paradigms—the obscure, unspoken conceptual frameworks that shape our ideas—are powerful. They bring order and understanding to our observations about the messy, changing world around us. Without them, the philosopher Thomas Kuhn said, scientific inquiry is impossible: We would not know which questions to ask or what facts to collect. But paradigms blind us, too, as during the cholera pandemics of the 19th century, elevating certain narratives and serving particular interests, often to our peril.4
Today we once again face a virulent, fast-spreading pathogen. Our scientific understanding has advanced since the time of cholera, but it's nonetheless constrained by paradigms that shape how we respond to this outbreak—and to future ones. It's worth pausing, then, to unearth this hidden, explanatory framework lurking in the stories we tell about SARS-Cov2, the virus that causes Covid19. Which realities does it illuminate, and which does it obscure? Whose interests does it serve, and whose does it leave behind?5
In the case of Covid-19, the story we have told from the beginning has been one of a passive population suddenly attacked by a foreign being. The pandemic, in popular discourse, is an act of external aggression, an assault by an "invisible enemy" that "attacks people so savagely," as one physician put it in The Baltimore Sun. In The New York Times, Steven Erlanger compared the virus to an act of terrorism or a natural disaster. The writer Michael Lind likened it to "an alien invasion."6
In accordance with these martial metaphors, the response has been framed as a form of combat against an invasive intruder. France declared itself "at war" with the infection. China launched a "people's war." And Donald Trump hailed himself a "wartime president." Nations grounded flights and closed borders. In the earliest weeks of the outbreak, when cruise ships full of sick passengers drew near, countries waved them away, their pleas for medicine, food, and care be damned.7
Outbreak: In the summer of 1832, cholera erupted in Lower Manhattan, killing nearly 3,000 people. (Poster: New York Historical Society via Wiki Commons)
While the scale of the response has been unprecedented, the ideas framing the outbreak emanate from an old paradigm about contagion. According to that paradigm, contagion is a problem of microbial invasion, a foreign incursion into domestic bodies to be repelled with military might. Consider the history of how the Western biomedical establishment has named contagions. For decades, they named them based on where they were discovered or first erupted when those places were distant but not when they were local. For example, Ebola was named after a river in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the 1918 influenza was dubbed Spanish flu, although it didn't originate in Spain. But HIV, whose emergence was first charted in California and New York in the 1980s, was not the "LA virus" or "NYC-1," and the antibiotic-resistant MRSA infection, which exploded in Boston in 1968, is not known as "the Boston plague." Infectious diseases were so often named in ways that emphasized their otherness and provoked stigma that the World Health Organization issued more-neutral naming guidelines in 2015.8
Our paradigm of microbial invasion has its origins in the dawn of germ theory in the late 19th century, when the chemist Louis Pasteur discovered the microbe responsible for causing a disease in silkworms and the microbiologist Robert Koch identified the microbe that causes anthrax. For centuries before then, Western medicine described contagions in terms of a dynamic interplay between miasmas (which were shaped by environmental conditions, such as the climate and the local geography) and the interior qualities of individuals (from their morals to the unique balance of "humours" in their bodies). Pasteur and Koch produced evidence that suggested a more tangible process: that disease was not the result of complex disequilibriums but an outcome of the simple presence of identifiable microbes.9
The germ theory of disease forged a whole new way of thinking about and acting against contagion. Instead of untangling the web of social relations, environmental factors, and human behaviors that promoted disease, scientists could blame a single microscopic speck. A disease's movement could be arrested or even repelled entirely. It could be surgically excised or destroyed with killing chemicals, which early 20th century scientists labeled magic bullets. The multifarious process of infection was reduced to its simplest components: a naive victim, a foreign germ, an unwanted incursion.10
The paradigm of microbial invasion revolutionized medicine, allowing us to tame contagions in brand-new ways, with magic bullet antimicrobial drugs and effective vaccines. As disease historians have documented, these interventions alone did not tame cholera, malaria, and other contagions that plagued Western societies. But their arrival coincided with broad social changes, many pushed by the sanitary reform movement, that did. The establishment of clean water systems, sanitation, and safe housing regulations—all hard-won social reforms—dramatically reduced transmission opportunities for pathogens like cholera. The toll of infectious diseases plummeted. At the end of the 19th century, 30 percent of US deaths were caused by infection, and by the end of the 20th century, fewer than 4 percent were.11
Nevertheless, the paradigm of the invasive germ and its attendant interventions got nearly all the credit, becoming "the dominant force in Western medicine," as one observer put it. Part of this may have been the genuine elegance of the theory. But the magic bullet cures it made possible also dovetailed with the logic of industrial capitalism, in which the divisions between us and them, the pure and the contaminated, were clear—and, just as crucially, could be managed through the buying and selling of biomedical commodities.12
Lab technicians research Covid-19 at Janssen Pharmaceutica, a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary in Beerse, Belgium, in June. (Virginia Mayo / AP Photo)
Despite the seductive simplicity of the invading-germ paradigm, scientists began to realize almost immediately that contagion is far more complex than a simple process of incursion. With each advance in the science of microbial detection—from ever more powerful microscopes to new methods of detecting microbial DNA—scientists found evidence of ever more microbes lurking in ever more places, including inside the human body. Most of these microbes are beneficial, even necessary, researchers have learned in recent years. And when they cause harm, the problem often stems from the way our bodies respond to microbes, not the microbes' actions themselves.13
The paradigm of invasion casts microbial pathogens as invisible enemies full of incipient violence, but more recent discoveries have revealed that even those responsible for deadly outbreaks can be strangely quiescent in certain environments. Helicobacter pylori, for example, causes gastric ulcers in some while lounging harmlessly inside the stomachs of others. Strains of Lactobacillus that lead to sepsis in some are popped by others as "probiotics." Meanwhile, microbiologists have discovered that many pathogens live in the bodies of other animals by the fistful and cause them no problems whatsoever. Zooplankton encrusted with cholera bacteria, for instance, float unperturbed by their microscopic guests in warm coastal waters; wild waterfowl, teeming with influenza viruses, fly blithely through the skies; and bats, their tissues full of Ebola, flit unharmed through the nighttime air.14
All of which is to say that, contrary to the central plotline of the paradigm of invasion, today's pathogens don't arrive in untouched territory as invaders do. Rather, if there is any invasion underway at all, it is spearheaded by us. The majority of pathogens that have emerged since 1940 originated in the bodies of animals and entered human populations not because they invaded us but because we invaded their habitats. By encroaching on wetlands and cutting down forests, we've forced wild animals to crowd into ever smaller fragments of habitat, drawing them into intimate contact with human populations. It's that proximity, which we force through our destruction of wildlife habitats, that allows many animal microbes to find their way into human bodies.15
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But the paradigm of microbial invasion obscures these inconvenient facts. Despite the growing scientific acknowledgment of the complexity and nuance of the disease process and our own complicity within it, the biomedical establishment focuses most of its attention and resources on finding magic bullet cures for contagion rather than addressing the underlying drivers. This is true despite the fact that we've rarely been able to develop drugs and vaccines for emerging pathogens fast enough to save us from their toll. As a 2018 Lancet study reported, developing a single vaccine "can cost billions of dollars, can take over 10 years to complete, and has an average 94% chance of failure." It took dedicated researchers more than a decade to develop effective therapies for AIDS, and to this day, there is no effective HIV vaccine. Drugs and vaccines for a wide range of other newly emerged pathogens, from the West Nile virus to Ebola and MRSA, have proved similarly elusive.16
Even in the case of older pathogens, vaccines that provide full immunity and treatments that deliver us from illness are the exception, not the rule. Smallpox is the only human pathogen that we've eradicated through a purposeful campaign of vaccination, yet it ravaged human populations for centuries before we succeeded. The best treatment for influenza, a pathogen that annually infects a billion people, can do little more than reduce the duration of illness by a day or two. And despite a massive and expensive annual effort to research, develop, and distribute flu vaccines, they're only partly effective, leaving some half a million people to perish every year.17
Nevertheless, six months into our current pandemic, hype and desperate anticipation surround the development of drugs and vaccines. But with treatments and vaccines still months away, the fact is that we must face SARS-Cov-2—as well as the next coronavirus, influenza virus, or other novel pathogen—bereft of medical weaponry. Our only hope to stave off the worst damage is to alter our behaviors to reduce opportunities for the pathogen to spread.18
The "war" on Covid-19: A National Guard member stops traffic in New Rochelle, N.Y., a hot spot for the novel coronavirus in early March. (John Moore / Getty Images)
It's time for a new story, one that more accurately captures the reality of how contagions unfold and why. In this story, pandemics would be cast as both a biological reality and a social phenomenon shaped by human agency. And the coronavirus, if cast as any kind of monster at all, would be a Frankenstein's monster: a creature of our own making. We, after all, created the world in which SARS-Cov-2 evolved, one in which our industry has swallowed up so much of the planet that microbes from wild animals easily slip into livestock and humans. We created the society of overcrowded prisons and nursing homes staffed by underpaid employees who must work in multiple facilities to make ends meet; in which employers force their workers to labor on meatpacking lines even if they're sick; in which asylum seekers are crammed into detention centers; and in which people living in hard-hit cities like Detroit lack access to clean water with which to wash their hands.19
A narrative that elevates these realities would compel us to consider a much wider range of policy responses to counter the threat of pandemics. Instead of blaming outsiders and waiting for magic bullet cures, we could work to enhance our resilience and reduce the probability of pathogens reaching us in the first place. Instead of reflexively demanding that killing chemicals be slathered across the landscape to destroy mosquitoes infected by the West Nile virus and ticks infected with Lyme disease bacteria, we could restore the lost biodiversity that once prevented their spread. We could protect the forests where bats roost, so that Ebola, SARS, and other viruses stay in them and don't find their way into human populations.20
A new story would allow us to see contagion as more than a purely biomedical phenomenon to be managed by biomedical experts and, instead, as the dynamic social phenomena they are. It would necessitate new alliances among public health advocates and environmentalists, between doctors, epidemiologists, wildlife biologists, anthropologists, economists, geographers, and veterinarians. It would shift the meaning of human health itself. Instead of thinking of good health as the absence of pathogenic contamination, we would understand it as a complex latticework linking the health of our livestock, wildlife, and ecosystems to the health of our communities.21
When pathogens emerge, we could scrutinize our social and economic relations to find ways to reduce transmission opportunities as attentively as we screen pharmaceutical compounds to create new pills and potions. When we encounter respiratory pathogens that spread silently in crowded places, we could empower our workers with hazard pay, sick leave, and fair wages. When faced with viruses ferried around by mosquitoes, we could work to improve drainage and housing so that people aren't regularly exposed to their bloodthirsty bites. Rather than prop up a drug industry that profits from our sickness, we could work to prevent the conditions that lead to contagions.22
Progress toward this new paradigm has already begun, thanks to a new approach called One Health, which considers human health in the context of the health of wildlife, livestock, and ecosystems. As a theoretical approach, One Health has been endorsed by the WHO along with a wide range of high-level agencies in public health and veterinary medicine. It's been operationalized, on a more limited basis, as well. After a 2005 outbreak of avian influenza, USAID used it to launch the Predict program, which sought to identify viruses that could slip from animals into humans. The New York City–based EcoHealth Alliance used a One Health approach to discover a reservoir of SARS virus in bats, opening up new ways to understand the coronaviruses that afflict humans. And in the Netherlands, it's been used to tackle the spread of antibiotic-resistant pathogens in people, by addressing the use of antibiotics in livestock.23
These still-nascent efforts could go much further to address the social, political, and environmental phenomena that drive the emergence of infectious disease, but they are already under attack. The Trump administration canceled the Predict program in 2019 and recently pulled EcoHealth Alliance's government funding. Still, there are signs that policymakers are awakening to the value of the approach. Just last year, bipartisan legislation to establish a national One Health framework to prevent and respond to disease outbreaks was introduced in Congress.24
We can write a new story for this pandemic and the next ones. We must if we hope to survive a future punctuated by outbreaks. In this new story, the microbial other will fade into the background, and the nature of our relationships to one another and the environment will claim the foreground. Instead of being the passive victims of microbial invaders, we can emerge as the makers of our own destiny who can rebuild the postpandemic world anew.25
Sonia ShahSonia Shah is a science journalist and the author of PANDEMIC: Tracking Contagion from Cholera to Ebola and Beyond (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2016). Her fifth book, The Next Great Migration: The Beauty and Terror of Life on the Move, was published in June.
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Faculty Outreach Campaign to Promote Low Head Dam Safety
National Low Head Dam Inventory Task Force
Written by Lisa Dietrich, GHD, and published in the 2021 Winter Currents
Low head dams are deceptively dangerous and pose a threat to outdoor enthusiasts no matter the level of experience when their location is unknown and unexpected. A calm stream of water can quickly become turbulent with powerful currents at a low head dam, as pictured above, causing devastating injuries and even fatalities. Though there has been a growing awareness about low head dams in recent years, there is no single source of all low head dam locations in the United States. Recognizing this gap of information, a group of multi-organizational professionals formed the National Low Head Dam Inventory Task Force headed by Professor Rollin Hotchkiss from BYU University, Manuela Johnson from Indiana Department of Homeland Security and Professor Brian Crookston from Utah State University. Within this group there are various subcommittees representing all aspects of the Civil Engineering profession from consulting, academia to government.
Of the various subcommittees in the task force, one is the development and testing of apps to collect field information on these low head dams. The intent is for users to easily document the coordinates and photo of a low head dam using their mobile device. The group is capturing locations through other means such as existing state inventories, Google Earth and machine learning techniques.
Currently there are two apps explored by the subcommittee – a web-based app and
Survey123 app. The web-based app is being piloted and can be accessed by using the QR code at the end of this article. The collected data is mapped as shown below,
with location icons consolidated when looking at the entire country and individual locations visible with a closer look. Ultimately, the goal is to fill the entire map with all low head dam locations in the country to serve as a living tool for government entities, outdoor organizations, engineers, and the general public.
The importance of field verification and a recent, boots on the ground photo is understood by all engineers for informed decision making. Each entry on the app is a contribution towards greater low head dam safety. The condition and level of danger can be assessed through the submitted photo leading to action such as a warning sign. The subcommittee asks for your contribution by spreading the word about the opportunity to capture a low head dam using the QR code to make an entry. If your work or personal hobbies involves frequent encounters with low head dams, we are especially interested in your involvement to use the Survey123 app for collection. A few minutes taken to capture a low head dam is invaluable when it could lead to a difference of a life being saved because the location was known and appropriate corrective actions were taken to improve safety. With virtual collaboration at its height, the feat of this task force is possible and truly exciting to be a part of. Please reach out to Lisa Dietrich, [email protected], for further information or if you are able to support the pilot of the Survey123 app.
Scan this QR code with your phone to access the web-based low head dam inventory project.
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How the New Right Media Pushes Extremism Dangerously Into the Mainstream
By Davis Richardson • 04/12/18 12:03pm
Conservative media faces an existential crisis in the Trump era. Kaitlyn Flannagan for Observer
As families grieved over fallen loved ones following February's school shooting in Parkland, Florida, New Right political operatives hijacked the tragedy to push conspiracies about billionaire George Soros.
After writing a story emphasizing how one of the student's parents was a retired FBI agent, reporter Lucian Wintrich published an unverified claim on the fringe website Gateway Pundit alleging Soros was behind the student activists pushing for gun reform, noting their interest in theater to imply they were crisis actors.
"I said they were all from the theater department, and they were being trained by people who also ran the Women's March," Wintrich told Observer.
School shootings have become increasingly politicized since 2012's Sandy Hook. But in the months after Parkland, a national debate—even more toxic than previous years—unfolded as GOP lawmakers and personalities mocked school shooting survivors while promoting an unrecognizable incarnation of the Republican Party fueled by paranoia and disinformation originating across fringe networks.
Eighteen companies subsequently dropped their advertisements from Fox News' Laura Ingraham Show, while donations to the National Rifle Association (NRA) tripled.
Amplifying this poisonous tribalism were dozens of new conservative media platforms like Gateway Pundit, aided by New Right internet personalities with massive social media followings who previously identified with the 'alt-right' before the term became openly defined by white supremacy. As nationalism is corporatized by massive political organizations like the NRA, fringe Republican ideologies are entering the mainstream through conspiracy theorists falsely equating extremism with conservatism.
The New Right movement began with Breitbart. Breaking from corporate conservatism, Trump tapped political operative Steve Bannon to lead his campaign, an appointment which subverted Breitbart into an apparatus of his campaign while ballooning the site's traffic to roughly 17 million readers per month.
"It's no secret that Breitbart was the pro-Trump site, starting as soon as he came down that little escalator and announced his candidacy. We were the pro-Trump site," Patrick Howley, a former Breibart reporter who coordinated with Bannon throughout the 2016 election, told Observer. "I was out there in the Midwest very early on getting people on the Trump train, and if that's a violation of journalistic integrity, so be it."
"I'm very upfront about the fact I support certain candidates," added Howley. "I don't give a shit about that."
"The Breitbart thing was an interesting thing because it started off as pro-Cruz and then it mutated into the Trump thing, which was Bannon's influence," Fox News host Greg Gutfeld told Observer in conveying the platform's shapeshifting nature when helmed by political opportunists.
Following the 2016 election, both Fox and Trump established a symbiotic relationship as Bannon saw his voice increasingly maligned in the administration, later getting ousted from the White House following a terrorist attack executed by white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia. A Buzzfeed feature linking Breitbart with white supremacists; the defeat of disgraced GOP candidate Roy Moore in a longtime Republican stronghold; and the publication of Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury, in which Bannon openly insulted members of Trump's family, cemented the operative's downfall.
In the absence of a dominant conservative power online, droves of right-wing outlets entered mainstream conversation, vied for hegemony over the Republican Party and competed in a crowded media landscape defined by disinformation and tribalism.
"Breitbart and Steve Bannon were serving as the headquarters of what was happening [in the Trump movement], particularly on social media," explained Jared Holt, a research associate at Right Wing Watch. "As Bannon crumbled, a lot of them were looking around trying to figure out how to sustain themselves in Trump's America."
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Fringe outlets led by InfoWars, Gateway Pundit and Big League Politics—a far-right website started by Howley following Trump's election—trafficked fake news into the mainstream while galvanizing a network of conspiracy theorists who once anonymously dominated 4chan message boards.
New Right internet celebrities, such as rape apologist Mike Cernovich and Vice Media's co-founder Galvin McInness (who started the Western chauvinist group Proud Boys in 2016, which awards its highest honor to members who engage in physical violence with antifascist protestors) wielded sizable followings on social media that formed an entire online infrastructure of fringe ideology.
"They're constantly spreading each other's messages and working together to build a larger, collective audience," said Holt. "It allows them to take up a lot of oxygen… They've mastered the art of aggregation to the point where they've created their own media ecosystem."
The network's rhetoric is consistently pushed into the mainstream by prominent Republicans.
This year, Donald Trump shared and liked over a dozen tweets posted by Jack Posobiec, one of the conspiracy theorists behind the debunked Pizzagate conspiracy theory alleging Democratic officials orchestrated a child sex ring; just last week, the president's son alleged on Twitter that YouTube removed online videos of a mass shooter because of her political ideology.
You think there's any chance whatsoever that a mass shooters hateful Instagram and YouTube channels would be pulled immediately if they were NRA members as opposed to liberal Vegan PETA activists? Asking for a few million friends in the @NRA
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) April 4, 2018
Online fringe ideology leads to real world consequences, especially given how fast information travels in the Trump era: In one of the more damaging cases, InfoWars, Gateway Pundit and a Russia Today reporter all doxxed and falsely accused an innocent man of murdering school children during the Parkland, Florida massacre (all parties are currently being sued).
"Websites like Twitter incentivize extreme views: You're more likely to get engagement through emotive words," historian Niall Ferguson told Observer in an interview earlier this year.
"There's always going to be people who read [the fictional tabloid] World News Weekly at the checkout counter," added conservative pundit Ben Shapiro.
As D.C. lawmakers demand accountability from social media behemoths like Facebook and Twitter over the spread of disinformation on social media, engineers have minimized the visibility of certain content. InfoWars is reportedly one strike away from being banned from YouTube for pushing the conspiracy theory that survivors of the Parkland shooting were crisis actors, while Breitbart lost roughly half of its traffic between 2017 and 2018, according to comScore.
"Regarding Breitbart, I would suspect a lot of their traffic declined not because of some down-ranking algorithm, but because their traffic was so dependent on Facebook, and Facebook has taken efforts recently to de-prioritize news stories from news feeds because people were complaining," said Holt. "The idea there's a widespread effort to silence conservative thought is not entirely accurate… Social media companies like Facebook and YouTube are trying to curb extremism."
Walking a tightrope between censorship and curbing extremism and disinformation, Silicon Valley companies have been universally condemned for their influence in politics; lawmakers across the political spectrum grilled Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday and Wednesday.
But New Right media players are adapting to the distribution shakeups by merging with large-scale political operations.
While Shapiro announced last week that his podcast, The Ben Shapiro Show, will pivot to radio to target an older demographic, telling Observer "everything is in a state of transition," Howley's media outlet, Big League Politics, was acquired earlier this year by Mustard Seed Media, a company run by a political consultant who previously worked on behalf of Roy Moore's Alabama campaign, according to The Daily Beast. Much like how Congressman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) funneled campaign funds into an alternative media outlet pushing a favorable agenda to his policies, Howley's site is now operated by GOP donors and political consultants, essentially creating a marketing vertical in the mold of Breitbart for populist candidates ahead of the 2018 midterms.
"We are in close communication with a lot of Republican candidates, and there are at least five or six candidates I can think of who we've already interviewed and have already profiled who we have close relationships with," Howley told Observer. "For whatever reason, the Roy Moore people allowed us to have [Roy Moore's] Twitter account, so I'm very grateful for that… I think we are putting it to good use by putting out very good stories and investigative reports every day that Roy Moore's fans really enjoy."
Moore lost Alabama's election after multiple women accused him of molesting them as teenagers. But the accusations did not stop Hannity from defending the candidate during the race, asking his roughly 3.2 million Fox viewers to reserve judgement. As a pipeline frequently laundering New Right ideology into mainstream media, Fox is currently being sued by the parents of Seth Rich for alleging their son leaked troves of DNC emails to Wikileaks, a conspiracy theory pushed heavily by sites like InfoWars, Big League Politics and Gateway Pundit to tap new audiences.
"Fox is the leading conservative voice in the country," Fox News contributor Geraldo Rivera told Observer. "Television is more visceral than print media. People watch and react and respond. Fox drives and Fox is driven, and I think it works both ways, by the audience."
"We were the main site that put Seth Rich into the mainstream with Fox News and everything else," boasted Howley.
Right-wing media platforms Big League Politics and Breitbart provided favorable coverage to the white nationalist Paul Nehlen, who challenged House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) last year and is mounting another campaign after tweeting anti-Semitic images. Despite recently breaking from Nehlen, both outlets elevated the candidate's profile even with evidence circling online that he openly embraced tenets of white supremacy.
"What we may see happen is these outlets get really frustrated, and they'll react in different ways. Some will veer into the fringes further," said Holt, noting how white supremacists do not yet have consolidated media platforms. "There's a lot of money to be had there."
Through their standalone online ecosystem, the New Right exerts incredible influence over mainstream politics, defining national conversations in the process. As the movement's media platforms connect with GOP donors—in addition to Mustard Seed Media's acquisition of Big League Politics, Lintrich announced earlier this month a New Right political gathering intended to rival the Conservative Political Action Conference—their conspiracies ascend into the mainstream, trafficking in hateful ideologies in the process.
Battered by the New Right's disinformation attacks, media distorts further into tribal warfare as we all move closer to a world governed by paranoia.
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SEATTLE, Wash. - Apple Corporation's new iPhone XS battery case retails for $129.00. After the incredible fallout from the iOS fiasco, it would make sense for Apple to offer this case at a more reasonable price. A battery charger case from Seattle based Zohmo promises better life at a better price.
Zohmo's move into the mobile power market was influenced by ongoing complaints about battery life within the Apple iPhone family. Many Apple users found the lack of battery life to be a real detractor from the quality offered in the rest of the phone.
"I travel a lot for work. My biggest frustration was that I could never make it an entire day without my iPhone dying. I hated the anxiety and stress that came with trying to find an outlet in the middle of the day. I eventually decided to produce a battery case to address this problem," said Hector Rivas, founder of Zohmo.
The iPhone XS is Apple's flagship phone, and its proprietary battery case is specifically designed for the XS. Apple lovers have mixed emotions about the battery case, with one reviewer finding the case to be heavy and bulky – preferring an external charger to a battery case. Read the review here.
"We [the Zohmo family] have used iPhones for a long time and enjoy them, but the battery life was a problem. The issues with iOS 11 only cemented what we were thinking – we need better battery life for our iPhones. Then we realized if we need better battery life, others would also. This is where our battery case concept was born," said Hector Rivas, founder of Zohmo.
Several factors figure into the need for increased battery life. The availability of apps, social media and games along with almost universal Wi-Fi and unlimited data mean batteries drain faster than ever before.
"Everyone can relate to running out of battery at the worst time," said Rivas.
Zohmo followed each and every step of Apple's battery case development and made notes.
The result is Zohmo's battery case that boasts an impressive 3,200 mAh, meaning users can enjoy their iPhone XS experience for longer than when on a standard battery. The amperage is double that of the Apple proprietary battery case amperage. Rivas, however, has one other element that has swayed many to his company and iPhone battery case.
"My case is $59.99. Apple's is $129.00. I offer double the amperage for less than one-half of the cost," continued Rivas.
Thinly designed, Zohmo's polycarbonate case protects and charges your iPhone while on the go.
Learn more about the iPhone XS battery case and the rest of the iPhone battery cases at Zohmo.


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The decision in Rowe v Revenue & Customs  UKFTT 909(TC) (23 September 2014) serves as an important reminder that a claim that the beneficial owner of property is different to the legal or registered owner needs to be properly evidenced for it to be accepted by HMRC and the courts.
Mr Rowe was the registered owner of half of the shares in a close company. In 2007/08 and 2008/09 the company declared dividends on the shares registered in Mr Rowe's name of £62,500 and £65.000 respectively and the monies were paid into a joint account that Mr Rowe held with his wife.
Mr Rowe prepared and submitted his tax returns on the basis that he was beneficially entitled to only 50% of the dividends, arguing that his wife was the beneficial owner of half of the shareholding and should be taxed on the other 50% of the dividends.
Mr Rowe had signed the company's financial statements, which identified him as the sole owner of the shares. Mr Rowe had not entered into any deeds or other documents defining his interest in the shares and in 2009/10 he transferred legal ownership of half of the shareholding to his wife.
The First-tier Tribunal's decision hinged on the evidence of ownership that existed: the entries in the share register and annual returns; the statutory accounts of the company and the dividend vouchers that had been prepared by the company secretary. In consequence, the First-tier Tribunal found that there was no evidence of any express or implied trust over the shares and that, in consequence, Mr Rowe should be taxed as the beneficial owner of all of the shares.
In short, there was an absence of documentary evidence to support a split between legal and beneficial ownership and Mr Rowe's actions were not consistent with the split of ownership either.
For further information on legal and beneficial ownership, please contact the TaxDesk on 0845 4900 509 and ask for Thomas Dalby.


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Talk to your creditors if you haven't done that already. I have been surprised by how much they were willing to work with me. See if your county has any financial aid that you might qualify for. Check with the Salvation Army or your church. Many times they will can provide help for the short term. I'm sure others here at D.S. will come up with other suggestions. hugs.


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Email Spy: A new open source browser extension for lead generation
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Lead generation is a top priority for most successful companies and helping businesses find potential clients is a big part of what we do here at Intoli. Today, we're pleased to announce a new open source marketing tool that makes it possible to find contact emails for any web domain with a single click. It's called Email Spy and you can get the source on GitHub or install it directly as a Chrome extension or a Firefox addon.
Sourcing emails for domains isn't a totally new idea- services such as hunter.io have been around for a while- but we believe that Email Spy is more than just a free hunter.io alternative. By virtue of being open source, it's easy to customize Email Spy and add functionality that fits in with your unique business workflows. We've already included some additional features, such as email templating, and we hope that the community will contribute back the improvements that they develop based on their own use cases.
Whether you decide to add in custom features or not, Email Spy will make your life a lot easier if you send out a lot of cold emails. Additionally, it will help you make sure that your emails are going to the right place within the companies that you're contacting and this can make the difference between receiving a warm response and being completely ignored. Now that we've taken a look at how Email Spy can help you make the most of your marketing efforts, let's see how easy it is to use.
Using Email Spy
After installing either the Chrome extension or the Firefox addon, you should notice a new icon in your browser toolbar that looks like a visual portmanteau of a magnifying glass and an "@" symbol.
Simply click on that icon while you're on any website that you would like to contact and a popup will appear with a list of contact emails sorted by number of appearances.
You can then click on any one of these email addresses to compose an email in the client of your choice, or you can further investigate the context of the emails before deciding on which to contact.
The numbers next to each email address represent the number of sources where each email address was found. You can get more details on these sources by clicking the expansion arrow to the left of any email address.
This view shows a link for each of the web pages where the address was seen. You can click on any one of them to view the page in a new tab or you can simply mouse over the link to see a small snippet of the email address' immediate context.
The provided context can be extremely helpful when trying to determine which email address is the most appropriate one to contact.
More advanced features can be found by visiting the extension's options page by either clicking on the small gear icon in the popup or right clicking the toolbar icon and selecting "Options." This will open a new tab that looks like this.
You can use the email template form to specify a base email that you would like to use as a starting point for the individual emails that you're sending. This can save a lot of time when you're planning on sending out a number of very similar emails.
All you need to do is enter and save your template email's subject and body on the options page and then each of the email links will automatically prepopulate the compose window of your email client. Here's an example of what the new compose window would look like if you use Gmail.
That's it for now, but we hope to add more features in the near future!
If this sounds like something that you might find useful then hop on over to the Chrome Web Store or the Mozilla Addon Site (the Firefox addon is pending review) to give it a test drive. As you've seen, it couldn't be any easier to use once you have it installed. Also feel free to watch or star the project over on GitHub so that you can stay informed about new feature additions.
If you're looking for a more sophisticated or customized lead-gen solution then please do reach out to us. We can help you source, aggregate, and process any data that your business needs.
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New Rector in Pacific Beach
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We are pleased to announce that the Rev. Mary Lynn Coulson will serve as the next rector of St. Andrew's, Pacific Beach.
Mother Mary Lynn Coulson grew up in Kansas City, so she appreciates great barbeque and fireflies. The rolling plains and big skies of the Midwest cultivated in her a love of learning, art, nature and spirituality. She attended St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota where she studied Environmental Studies and spent a transformational semester abroad in Senegal, West Africa to increase her proficiency in French. After graduating from a school that looks like Hogwarts, she worked at a local environmental magazine in Kansas City.
With the support of the Episcopal parish where she had grown up, she discerned a call to ordained ministry and quickly began seminary at Virginia Theological Seminary, outside of Washington, D.C. While there she delighted in learning biblical Hebrew, grew spiritually in painful and beautiful ways, and solidified her love for the Episcopal church. She also spent one year serving full-time as a hospital chaplain, and so pastoral care is the basis for all her ministry.
Mother Mary Lynn has spent the past three years serving as a curate and then assistant rector at St. Bartholomew's in Poway. Her ministry included pastoral care, Christian formation, and serving as the chaplain to the preschool. Her husband, David, is minister of formation at Good Samaritan Episcopal Church, and their son George just celebrated his very first birthday.
Mother Mary Lynn is thrilled to join St. Andrew's by-the-Sea as the rector, helping people of all ages grow in their lives as disciples of Jesus. She can't wait to immerse herself in the Pacific Beach community, joining with the parish and preschool in listening for God's call for us in this particular place and time. In her time in discernment with the call committee and vestry of St. Andrew's she has encountered this to be a vibrant and loving community – full of people of all ages who desire to grow and learn together. She is honored to be called to this special community and can't wait to get to know everyone, starting Tuesday, September 3.
Her first service will be Sunday, September 8 at 10 a.m. Come one and all to help celebrate.
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