The Limited Void: Which Capitalists would want true Capitalism?
Which Capitalists would want true Capitalism?
You don't have to look too far to find people who advocate a "pure" Capitalist system, or a laissez faire, free market Capitalist system, where humans have limited or no government, and trade on a purely voluntary basis, where market forces exist unfettered and un-manipulated.
This, we are told, is true Capitalism, and something work striving for.
Except for the fact that no capitalist would ever want it.
Would people who hold a large property portfolio want market forces to affect the housing market, with tax concessions like Negative Gearing, which gives housing a competitive advantage as an investment asset? Would they wan't to lose government intervention?
Would large software companies and media companies want to lose the governments ability to change copyright and patent law to give them an advantage?
Would the energy sector want to lose the might of the tax-payer funded US military which ensures supply of resources?
Which capitalist, that is, a person with substantial capital, would want to give up the ability to buy political favours and replace it with a free market system where legally, the playing fields are levelled?
You'll find that the loudest proponents of laissez faire capitalism are not capitalists themselves, but ideologies who think they are capitalists or at least want to signal belonging to this social group. Wall Street isn't going to voluntarily give up the potential of future bail outs. Who exactly is going to benefit?
The reason that real capitalists won't want a free market system, or would deliberately undermine such a system is because a socio-economic system which is built around individuals trying to maximise their income and gain competitive advantage is going to eventually see those individuals gaming, changing and corrupting the system to gain more. Why adhere to principles of the free market, when corrupting them gives you more power?
Therein lies the great paradox. A system designed around greed and acquisition simultaneously requires people to limit their avarice and ability to acquire to adhere to moral principles. If the moral principles result in selfishness, then logically, the system justifies its own destruction.


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The Union Street Spring Celebration is a family-friendly event every Easter Sunday. This year's event is on Sunday, April 21 from 10am to 5pm.
This free event features a number of activities for kids, including rides, games, photos with the Easter Bunny, and more. You will also find gourmet goodies and entertainment by local musicians.
The parade starts at 2pm. This is not a formal parade or a street fair like any other. Rather, it is wacky, fun, and full of the San Francisco community spirit.
The 2019 Union Street Spring Celebration is in the Marina district in north San Francisco. All activities take place on Union Street between Gough and Fillmore, rain or shine.
Here are just a few activities to enjoy this year.
Faerie Garden: This area offers fun activities for kids of all ages. You will find Faeries making balloon animals and handing out glitter tattoos. Your kids will also love the hands-on arts and crafts activities.
Parade: Easter Parade starts at 2pm and is fun for the entire family. All entries walk down the main Union Street corridor.
Easter Bonnet Decorating Competition: Sign ups for this year's competition will run from 11am to 1pm. Winners will be announced at 3:15pm.
More Kids Events: Additional fun activities for the kids include pony rides, a petting zoo, and photos with the Easter Bunny.
Outdoor Bistro Tables: One of my favorite parts of the Union Street Spring Celebration is the dining area. Many local Union Street restaurants offer their delicacies in the outdoor eating area with bistro tables. It's-pay-as-you-go and a fun way to enjoy a meal during the festival.
It's easy to get to the Marina from Fisherman's Wharf, Union Square, and other parts of San Francisco. Click here for tips on getting here by bus, car, or taxi.
In addition to the Union Street Spring Celebration, you will find a number of other fun events on Easter in San Francisco. Click here for tips on finding a great place for brunch and a list of other things to do on Easter Day.
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I usually check their site before purchasing any regular-priced tickets for tours or events. Click here for their current list. Make sure you check back often, too, as they update their inventory almost every day!
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Palace of Fine Arts: Just steps from Union Street, you will find the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts. This free attraction was built for the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition. It's a fun place to walk around and one of my favorite places to have a picnic. Discover pictures and more details on this popular SF stop.
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No. 2 – Winter 2018/19
Please note: around a third of this magazine is free open access, and the remainder is password protected for subscribers only. AHP subscribers were sent the password with the email magazine on 29/1/2019. For non-subscribers, to gain full access, you can join AHPb here.
The magazine is available as a single PDF for download (subscribers only).
Welcome, one and all, to the second issue of the AHP online 'magazine' (as we're now calling it) for Self & Society. We think we have another bumper issue for readers.
Digital Technology and the Health and Wellbeing of Children and Young People
Baroness Professor Susan Greenfield is that rare phenomenon amongst research scientists – a neuroscientist who has the courage to speak out publicly against technological change where she sees it having possibly problematic consequences for our humanity. In this article, we are delighted to publish exclusively an extended version of her recent speech in the UK House of Lords on digital technology and children.
The Merging of Humanistic Psychology and Progressive Politics
In this, the first part of a two-part article, Elliot Benjamin poses a question that all humanistic psychologists and therapists must have surely grappled with – viz. what is the place of politics and political allegiance in the work we do and in our engagements with the world? 'Is it appropriate to include progressive politics in Humanistic Psychology?', Elliot presciently asks. This article cannot but help to deepen our thinking about whether, and if so, how, we 'do' politics.
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Happiness, Austerity and Malignant Individualism
With the reform of state benefits continually in the UK news these days, this article by Philip Thomas and Tamasin Knight is particularly timely, subjecting to searching critical scrutiny the ways in which the psychological therapies are being recruited in what are ethically highly dubious ways to support a government back-to-work agenda. This article complements the one by Mo Stewart elsewhere in this issue of the magazine.
21st-Century Welfare: Understanding the Present
Following our interview in the previous online issue, Mo Stewart takes us on an uncompromising, meticulously documented whistle-stop tour of the modern democratic and moral outrage that is the UK Conservative government's benefits policy towards the country's disabled citizens. Those with blood-pressure issues are recommended to keep their medication close to hand before reading this scarcely believable story that could easily be titled 'Death by the Hand of the British State'.
The Heart's Journey
The late, recently deceased poet and psychotherapist, Jay Ramsay, has written a proundly evocative poetic essay on the place of the heart alongside his reflections on an Interfaith Pilgrimage to Iona in 1990. Jay sees the heart as 'the place of unification in which we are One World People'. For Jay, 'our own chosen spiritual practice and path is also a pilgrim path'.
Three Kinds of Madness
Serge Beddington-Behrens chaired the plenary session beautifully at last year's June AHPb conference on 'Love, Madness and Transformation'. Here, Serge has written a reflective piece inspired by his experience of what was, by common consent, a deeply moving event, in which he describes three kinds of 'madness' – 'cuckoo', 'divine' and 'normal'.
Interview with Ernesto Spinelli
Existential therapist and leading authority in his field, Professor Ernesto Spinelli, gives an extended enlightening interview on how well existential and humanistic therapies sit together, describing what is distinctive about the existential-phenomenological approach, and with fascinating arguments on how critically minded therapy should remain a countercultural, 'fringe' activity – or in the paradoxical 'peripheral centre', as he calls it.
Interview with Sami Timimi
Professor Sami Timimi is a psychiatrist whose humanity shines through in everything he writes and says, and who maintains a consistently critical perspective on mainstream psychiatric theory and practice. In this interview-dialogue, Sami shares his many insights on a wide range of psy-related themes that will chime strongly with humanistic practitioners, showing what a truly humane and non-medicalized psychiatry could look like in a world that foregrounds critical-humanistic principles.
'How Humanistic Psychology Has Changed My Life' – I
In a new contribution to this regular series, psycho-historian and long-time Self & Society contributor Nick Duffell shares his personal and professional journey through the HP world and its many vicissitudes and creative challenges. Nick concludes that HP has helped spawn a legacy for recognizing that 'the inner life of humans is inseparable from the outer, and that self and society are eternal twins that need our attention'.
'How Humanistic Psychology Has Changed My Life' – II
In another contribution to this regular series, former Self & Society co-editor Jennifer Maidman shares a moving, painful and ultimately triumphant childhood story that illustrates how she was 'discovering that most humanistic of processes, self-actualization, though I'd yet to come across the term'….
A Mini-Symposium on Climate Emergency and Extinction Rebellion
A bottom-up, grass-roots uprising of concerned citizens is sweeping the globe – with people no longer putting up with humankind's complacent ecological destructiveness. Extinction Rebellion (XR) is making headlines with fearless direct action and civil disobedience. Here, one of XR's prime movers, Skeena Rathor, offers her personal perspective on this new global social movement, and with invited commentaries by Denis Postle and Nicola Saunders.
Letters Supporting Extinction Rebellion
Guardian Press letters supporting Extinction Rebellion
A new regular! – Zohar's Mystic Humanistic Agony Column
In a new regular 'agony aunt' magazine column, psychotherapist and long-time supporter of the AHP and Self & Society, Dr Dina Zohar Glouberman, offers her response to a reader's question about the so-called 'crisis of masculinity' and what women want in relationship. If you have a question you'd like to ask of Zohar, please email it to the editor at richardahouse@hotmail.com.
A tribute to the legendary jazz guitarist Allan Holdsworth
Self & Society readers will know of the interview we did with the legendary jazz guitarist John McLaughlin in 2016. Soon after our interview, the brilliant virtuoso jazz guitarist Allan Holdsworth died at the tragically young age of 70. We asked John to send us some words about Allan's extraordinary musicianship, and he generously sent us this tribute.
Letter to the Editor – on S&S and the late John Rowan
Gaie Houston briefly reminisces about the early days of Self & Society, and John Rowan's deep involvement in it.
Poetry review: The Testimony of the Trees, by Lynne Wycherley
Poetry editor Julian Nangle is wowed by a new and highly unusual poetry anthology that brilliantly foregrounds mounting concerns about the harm being done by electro-magnetic pollution in our increasingly technology-saturated world.
Book review – Creative Place-based Environmental Education: Children and Schools as Ecopreneurs for Change
With mainstream schooling in unprecedented crisis, and ecological and earth-care issues igniting globally, there is currently a yawning space for new pedagogies that advocate care for the earth and a sense of place and culture as core values for a post-growth world. Roger Duncan reviews an exciting new book that beautifully answers this call.
Retro review – Nietzsche on learning and education
Onel Brooks reviews a classic text by philosopher David Cooper on why 'father' of postmodernism, Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy is so important for understanding learning and education. In considering the implications of 'postmodernism', and more generally continental philosophy, for psychotherapy, for Onel Nietzsche's writings are crucial.
Book review – Love, Madness and Transformation
Graham Mummery is very impressed by Dina Zohar Glouberman's personal and professional memoir of a therapist's life-journey through love, madness and transformation, and all the many vicissitudes that make up a creative and courageous human life.
Short book reviews – The Snake in the Clinic and Immoral Education
Magazine editor Richard House reviews two recent and impressive books which will be essential reading for therapists and educators, respectively.
Poetry by Graham Mummery
Graham Mummery offers a poem inspired by Jean Gebser (1905–1973), who was a philosopher, a linguist and a poet who described the structures of human consciousness.
Poetry from the late Jay Ramsay
Jay died peacefully just after Christmas last year (2018), and before he passed, this great modern poet and friend of Self & Society offered the magazine these poems, which he wrote in 2010 and 2016.
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The main direction of concessional lending under the National Fund for Entrepreneurship Support (NFES) in the coming year will be the development of small business, the Azerbaijani Economy Ministry said on December 27.
The ministry noted that it is also planned to pay attention to the creation of agro-parks, complexes for cattle breeding and hothouses, large farms and horticultural farms, logistics centers as well as points of meat cutting and processing.
Moreover, the priorities of the NFES include the establishment of enterprises for production of bread and building materials and for processing of fruit and vegetable products, according to the ministry.
During 2017, NFES allocated soft loans worth 146 million manats ($86 million). These loans were provided to about 1,953 business entities for the implementation of investment projects with a total cost of 635.6 million manats ($374 million).
As many as 65 percent of these loans fell on the regions of Azerbaijan, while the remaining 35 percent accounted for Baku. About 67.6 percent of the soft loans were allocated for the development of the agricultural sector, while 32.4 percent were provided for the development of production and processing of various industrial products.
Allocation of soft loans is directed at countering the effect of the global economic crisis to the Azerbaijani economy and minimization of the country's dependence on the oil sector by improving other industries throughout Azerbaijan. The country takes steps to diversify the national economy and provide for the development of the agricultural and other spheres.
Currently, Azerbaijan ranks 63 out of 189 countries in the World Bank's ease of doing business index, and work to improve this index even more is being implemented.


Walk around Capitol Hill and you won't be able to escape the essence of Cherdonna Shinatra, dance artist and director by day, community-favorite drag queen by night. Her name, a mixture of two LGBTQ icons—Cher and Madonna, —precedes her, and she rises to the challenge with each step.
Cherdonna, whose real name is Jody Kuehner, takes pride in working and playing in the city she loves most: Seattle.
Seattle offers Cherdonna an extensive outlet for creative expression.
When not performing, Cherdonna enjoys her favorite cup of joe and a plethora of trendy restaurants popping up all over Capitol Hill.
The star's advice for up-and-comers is pickled with a myriad of focus as well.
Speaking of the stage, Cherdonna has a new show in the works, opening January 26, 2019 at the Frye Art Museum, and running through April 28. It's called DITCH, and it's going to be epic.
DITCH will shine a light on Cherdonna's varied expressions of femininity and complex personality, contrasting her charisma and constant need to please with the total fear and existential dread that ceaselessly plagues her.
What will happen when she can't make everyone happy in the face of an oppressive existence? Will it be better to stick it out or end it all? What about when she lets herself cross over into a state of abandon and resignation?
Comprising a wildly colorful, multitextured environment of fabric-coated walls, checkerboard flooring, and audioscape, the installation will purposefully reject the traditionally "neutral" white cube aesthetic—what the artist construes as the patriarchal dimensions of the museum.
DITCH will instead be a matriarchal domain, presided over by the newly created figure MomDonna, a larger-than-life, disembodied sculpture in a state of ruin who births forth the performers on a daily basis.
This exhibition will "see Cherdonna and her dancers unapologetically inhabit their femme selves, to indulge conceptually, abstractly, and poetically to find retribution and visibility in this trash fire of a world," the show description explains.
With great visibility comes an expansion of responsibility.
In addition to DITCH, Cherdonna could be seen in the shows Worth My Salt, Clock That Mug, and Kissing Like Babies, and alongside her performance friends Kitten N' Lou in their stage productions.
As for the personalities who inspire her onstage, that was easy.
Learn more about Jody Kuehner, Cherdonna Shinatra, and her new show DITCH by visiting cherdonna.com.


Here's another one. I don't like the volume but on this bounce not much has rallied above any medium term level - but EEM did clear its FebP today (which is not the case in any USA index). If markets and especially China continue to rally, it is possible that EEM, which has been very beat up for a long time, will get more of a squeeze. Watch the FebP! Trade invalid or reverse short with daily close below the FebP.


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Anyway, enjoy the very first collection of the brand new Monday Memes section!


The latest innovation in fencing equipment from Bryce Suma is a high output heavy-duty post driver that can be operated by a tractor of modest size and weight.
Jock Bryce of the Kelso-based manufacturer said that normally, Suma heavy-duty post drivers carried on the rear three-point hitch need a substantial tractor to maintain secure stability on site and during road travel.
The Suma TR400 has all the performance and operating features of a top-end tractor-mounted post driver, but with the added benefit of storage space for up to 20 strainer posts, 100 round or square fencing stakes or eight to 10 rolls of 100m net, plus barbed or plain wire.
The chassis houses a secure container for a chainsaw and other hand tools, there are tool trays for fencing gear on the drawbar and adjacent to the hydraulic controls, and vertical slots for storing wooden support blocks to place beneath the two stabilising hydraulic jacks. These extend from the frame by the offside wheel and from the bottom of the mast as part of a package of hydraulic features that also provide mast side-shift and two-way vertical alignment.
Back-shift and side-shift enable the operator to precisely position the mast for driving fence posts or the patented integral hydraulic swing-around rock spike.
The trailed Bryce Suma post driver includes storage for fence posts, fence wire and tools.
In addition, the drawbar design allows the chassis to be "jack-knifed" at up to 90 degrees to the tractor to get into tight or awkward corners and wheels set out wide with large flotation tyres provide good stability and flotation on soft ground.
As on all Bryce Suma post drivers, the mast on the new TR400 is a two-stage telescopic design that provides 3.6m of hammer drop to strike the steel cap that holds and protects the post.
Other patented features include a greasing arrangement that allows both sides of the telescopic mast to be lubricated without the operator having to clamber on to the machine's frame.
Bryce Suma has tested the new machine on a modern 47hp utility tractor, a regular 60hp farm tractor and on elderly two- and four-wheel-drive tractors, which can be fitted with an auxiliary tank and pto-driven hydraulic pump if their built-in hydraulic system is inadequate.
"This new post driver will suit a professional operator who wants the benefits of the TR400's storage capacity in addition to its top-notch performance, or someone wanting to upgrade to a high-output machine but doesn't have the budget for a big tractor to go with it," Mr Bryce added.
For more information visit: www.brycesuma.co.uk.


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The young Austrian princess Marie Antoinette (Norma Shearer) is arranged to marry Louis XVI (Robert Morley), future king of France, in a politically advantageous marriage for the rival countries. The opulent Marie indulges in various whims and flirtations, including Count Axel (Tyrone Power). When Louis XV (John Barrymore) passes and Louis XVI ascends the French throne, his queen's extravagant lifestyle earns the hatred of the French people, who despise her Austrian heritage.
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The Master Brewers Association of the Americas (MBAA) has launched a new award designed to recognize outstanding achievements by a single brewery in the development and implementation of an innovative process (or processes) that supports sustainability in brewing. Breweries that have completed a sustainability project from January 2011 to the present are encouraged to apply for the award.
The MBAA Brewery Award of Excellence in Sustainability is open to breweries of all sizes and will recognize a single manufacturing site based on a single project. Award applications will be submitted anonymously to the judges so that judging will be blind. Applications will be accepted beginning now through Feb. 14, 2014. Winners will be notified by April 1, 2014.
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« New smart meters transmit 9,000 – 190,000 times daily
More Canadians petitioning the government about fear of cellphone radiation »
5G networks will use the same frequencies as pain-inflicting crowd control weapons
Believe it or not, IoT may also pose health and safety risks.
Devra Lee Davis – Founding Director of the Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology of the U.S. National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, Founding Director of the Center for Environmental Oncology, University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, who has taught at the University of California, San Francisco and Berkeley, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and other major universities, and has had articles published in Lancet, Journal of the American Medical Association to Scientific American, the New York Times and elsewhere – says that the 5G wavelengths used in IoT have never been tested for health effects, and may adversely impact our skin and sweat glands:
Dr. Davis' group – Environmental Health Trust – explains:
Israeli research studies presented at an international conference reveal that the same electromagnetic frequencies used for crowd control weapons form the foundation of the latest network – branded as 5G – that will tie together more than 50 billion devices as part of the Internet of Things. Current investigations of wireless frequencies in the millimeter and submillimeter range confirm that these waves interact directly with human skin, specifically the sweat glands. Dr. Ben-Ishai of the Department of Physics, Hebrew University, Israel recently detailed how human sweat ducts act like an array of helical antennas when exposed to these wavelengths. Scientists cautioned that before rolling out 5G technologies that use these frequencies, research on human health effects needed to be done first to ensure the public and environment are protected.
[Dr. Davis notes] "This work shows that the same parts of the human skin that allow us to sweat also respond to 5G radiation much like an antenna that can receive signals. We need the potential adverse health impacts of 5G to be seriously evaluated before we blanket our children, ourselves and the environment with this radiation."
Research studies from the Dielectric Spectroscopy Laboratory of the Department of Applied Physics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, headed by Dr. Yuri Feldman, indicate that millimeter and submillimeter waves may lead to preferential layer absorption. The number of sweat ducts within human skin varies from two million to four million. The researchers pointed to replicated peer research of these biological effects in laboratory research conducted in other countries and considered this mechanism of action well proven.
Today's cellular and Wi-Fi networks rely on microwaves – a type of electromagnetic radiation utilizing frequencies up to 6 gigahertz (GHz) in order to wirelessly transmit voice or data. However, 5 G applications will require unlocking of new spectrum bands in higher frequency ranges above 6 GHz to 100 GHz and beyond, utilizing submillimeter and millimeter waves – to allow ultra-high rates of data to be transmitted in the same amount of time as compared with previous deployments of microwave radiation.
For years, the U.S., Russian and Chinese defense agencies have been developing weapons that rely on the capability of this electromagnetic technology to induce unpleasant burning sensations on the skin as a form of crowd control. Millimeter waves are utilized by the U.S. Army in crowd dispersal guns called Active Denial Systems. Dr. Paul Ben-Ishai pointed to research that was commissioned by the U.S. Army to find out why people ran away when the beam touched them. "If you are unlucky enough to be standing there when it hits you, you will feel like your body is on fire." The U.S. Department of Defense explains how: "The sensation dissipates when the target moves out of the beam. The sensation is intense enough to cause a nearly instantaneous reflex action of the target to flee the beam."
The conference at the Israel Institute for Advanced Studies at Hebrew University (IIAS) was organized in cooperation with the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the Environmental Health Trust (EHT).
Verizon just announced that 5G networks will be tested in 11 U.S. cities. 5G Networks will involve the deployment of millions of antennas nationwide, thousands in each city, because millimeter waves cannot easily travel through buildings or other obstacles. Proposed installations have led to public outcry in residential areas where homeowners do not want antennas mounted at their yards or near schools.
"There is an urgent need to evaluate 5G health effects now before millions are exposed. We need to know if 5G increases the risk of skin diseases such as melanoma or other skin cancers," stated Ron Melnick, the National Institutes of Health scientist, now retired, who led the design of the National Toxicology Program study on cell phone radiofrequency radiation.
Dariusz Leszczynski, PhD, Chief Editor of Radiation and Health, stated that the international organization – called ICNIRP – developing recommendations for public exposure limits of these higher frequencies was planning to classify all the skin in the human body as belonging to the limbs rather than to the head or torso. Leszczynski cautioned that, "If you classify skin as limbs – no matter where the skin is – you are permitted to expose it more than otherwise."
"The use of sub-terahertz (Millimeter wave) communications technology (cell phones, Wi-Fi, network transmission antennas) could cause humans to feel physical pain via nociceptors, " stated Dr. Yael Stein, MD, who wrote a letter to the Federal Communications Commission about 5G Spectrum Frontiers.
Additional resources include:
Human Skin as Arrays of Helical Antennas in the Millimeter and Submillimeter Wave Range
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/51394628_Human_Skin_as_Arrays_of_Helical_Antennas_in_the_Millimeter_and_Submillimeter_Wave_Range
Research Study Summaries at Hebrew University Department of Applied Physics
http://aph.huji.ac.il/people/feldman/research.htm#Human%20Skin%20as%20Arrays%20of%20Helical%20Antennas%20in%20the%20Millimeter%20and%20Submillimeter%20Wave%20Range
PDF of Abstract for January 24, 2017 IIAS Presentation
http://ehtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/Yuri-Feldman-and-Paul-Ben-Ishai-Abstract.pdf
Letter from Dr. Yael Stein to Federal Communications Commission on Spectrum Frontiers
http://ehtrust.org/letter-fcc-dr-yael-stein-md-opposition-5g-spectrum-frontiers/
US Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapons Program FAQS
http://jnlwp.defense.gov/About/Frequently-Asked-Questions/Active-Denial-System-FAQs/
A Narrative Summary and Independent Assessment of the Active Denial System The Human Effects Advisory Panel
http://jnlwp.defense.gov/Portals/50/Documents/Future_Non-Lethal_Weapons/HEAP.pdf
Everything You Need to Know About 5G
http://spectrum.ieee.org/video/telecom/wireless/everything-you-need-to-know-about-5g
Potential Risks to Human Health from Future Sub-MM Communication Systems: Paul Ben-Ishai, PhD Video Lecture Presentation
https://youtu.be/VuVtGldYXK4?list=PLT6DbkXhTGoArWUNJc0tUcKW9Ue_sbCk1
Source: Washington's Blog
http://www.earth-matters.nl/11/13549/verborgen-nieuws/5g-networks-will-use-the-same-frequencies-as-pain-inflicting-crowd-control-weapons.html
https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-same-frequencies-used-for-pain-inflicting-crowd-control-weapons-form-the-foundation-of-the-network-that-will-tie-together-more-than-50-billion-devices-as-part-of-the-internet-of-things/5580280
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Jerusalem Post Israel News
Israeli drivers will now only need to renew their license at age 70
Up until Sunday, drivers were required to renew their licenses every ten years, which meant they had to take classes and tests, file paperwork and pay fees.
Heavy traffic jam on the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv due to construction work, on June 11, 2020
(photo credit: FLASH90)
Israeli drivers are no longer required to renew their licenses every ten years and will instead only need to renew their licenses at age 70, the Transportation Ministry announced on Sunday.
After the renewal at age 70, drivers will be required to renew their license every five years until age 80 when they'll be required to do so every two years.
The license that will last until age 70 will cost NIS 510, saving drivers NIS 1,500.
"I am happy to implement significant decisions in a short period of time that will affect the face of Israeli society in the next decade," said Transportation Minister Miri Regev. "Today we are taking another step to implement an important reform for the public in the field of driver's licenses, which will save every citizen bureaucracy and financial expenses."
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Davenport University's new ASPIRE program — Achieving Success through Positive Interaction, Reflection and Empowerment — helps women of color achieve academic success, develop as leaders, and foster strong interpersonal skills and relationships.
Justine Shelton, assistant director of Student Life, recognized a need to support minority women in her first month at DU.
"I met with many of the students to gain their perspective on what additional opportunities could be given to ensure students felt supported during their time here at DU," said Shelton, who serves as lead mentor and advisor of ASPIRE.
ASPIRE provides mentorship and opportunities to women of color throughout their journey at DU.
ASPIRE hosts two meetings per month during the school year.
Serve as a resource and help encourage women of color through their journeys at DU. Email Justine.Shelton@davenport.edu to learn more about how you can get involved.


Grace Jones and Jean Paul Gaultier.
Shani Hinton and Sophie Fiennes.
David Martins Vuitton, Andrea Bolley, Kirk Pickersgill and Mary Symons.
Otherworldly icon of song and fashion Grace Jones was celebrated by Saks Fifth Avenue before the premiere of Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami, the Sophie Fiennes directed biopic, and designer Jean Paul Gaultier stopped in to support his muse. Later, a post screening party at the Broadview Hotel hosted by fashion label Greta Constantine, Dream's Michael Cooper and his wife Krystal Koo kept Jones dancing until 4 a.m.
Salah Bachir and André Leon Talley.
Norman Jewison and Lynne St. David.
At the home of David and Kate Daniels, a late dinner was given for André Leon Talley. The former Vogue staffer, who got his start at Andy Warhol's Interview, was in town for director Kate Novack's The Gospel According to André. Other cast members including former model Bethann Hardison and broadcaster Tamron Hall mingled with Cineplex Media's Salah Bachir and director Norman Jewison.
Tom Ackerley, Bryan Unkeless, Margot Robbie, Steven Rogers.
Hugo Boss took over the restaurant Montecito for its annual TIFF happening, this year supporting director Craig Gillespie's I, Tonya. Star Margot Robbie wore a frothy Erdem frock and Tiffany & Co. jewels, while co-star Sebastian Stan made an appearance in blue velvet Boss. Allison Janney and producer Bryan Unkeless were also there along with Hugo Boss's Lanita Layton and TIFF's outgoing director Piers Handling.
Vonna Bitove and Jenna Bitove Naumovich.
Timothée Chalamet, Luca Guadagnino and Armie Hammer.
The party hosted by Nordstrom at Yorkville restaurant STK for Call Me By Your Name kicked off TIFF's social swirl. The film behind the bash was one of the most buzzed about during the festival and its event was equally talked about with the brilliant director Luca Guadagnino in attendance alongside his stars Armie Hammer and bright young thing Timothée Chalamet.


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Larsen cominciò la carriera con la maglia del Roskilde. In seguito, vestì le casacche di Helsingør e Ølstykke, per poi accordarsi con il Fremad Amager. Dal 1996 al 2001, fu in forza all'AB. Ritornò allo Ølstykke, prima di trasferirsi ai norvegesi del Moss. Esordì nella 1. divisjon il 10 agosto 2003, quando fu titolare nella vittoria per 2-1 sul Bærum. Si ritirò a fine stagione.

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Doubling Child Payment may not be enough to hit poverty target, expert warns
November 30 2021, 2.47am
The Scottish Child Payment is being doubled to £20 a week from April – but a group that advises ministers warned this may not be enough to meet Scotland's child poverty target (Gareth Fuller/PA)
The Scottish Government may still miss its interim targets for reducing child poverty, a group that advises ministers has warned, despite Nicola Sturgeon announcing the doubling of the flagship payment aimed at helping poorer children.
The First Minister told the SNP conference that the Scottish Child Payment was to be increased from £10 a week to £20 a week from April 2022.
While she said tough choices would have to be made in next week's Scottish Budget to pay for this, she insisted the move was "without doubt the boldest and most ambitious anti-poverty measure anywhere in the UK".
Currently, the parents of about 105,000 youngsters under the age of six receive the payment, which has been brought in by the Scottish Government, but it will be rolled out to all children under the age of 16 in poorer families by the end of next year.
The Scottish Government has estimated that almost one in four (24%) youngsters are living in relative poverty – with 240,000 children affected.
But legislation passed by Holyrood sets out that by 2030-31, less than 20% should be living in relative poverty – and that by 2023-24 the proportion should be reduced to 18%.
Bill Scott, chair of the Poverty and Inequality Commission, said modelling and data suggested the Scottish Government "may still miss" that interim target, despite the increase to the Scottish Child Payment.
He said if the UK Government had not ended the £20 a week uplift to Universal Credit it introduced at the start of the Covid pandemic, effectively reducing household incomes by £1,000 a year, "we might have just about made it".
Speaking to the PA Scotland news agency, Mr Scott said: "It is unfortunate they are going to just miss the interim target, the Commission believes that, so we do need to see investment in other areas, not just social security."
First Minister @NicolaSturgeon announces Scottish Child Payment will be doubled to £20 per child per week from April 2022.
More than 105,000 children under six will immediately benefit – over 400,000 under 16s could be eligible by the end of 2022.
Read➡https://t.co/vlqCSgCrGC pic.twitter.com/zIj5TctnjJ
— Scot Gov Fairer (@ScotGovFairer) November 29, 2021
He insisted there was the "political will to see this through in Scotland" highlighting not just the increase in the Scottish Child Payment but the Government's doubling of free childcare for three and four-year-olds, and the expansion of free school meals.
Mr Scott added that it would have been better if the uplift to Universal Credit had stayed in place, saying that would have meant "those families would have got a real bump upwards to their income", rather than having the increase in the Child Payment "just making up the loss".
And while he said he did not believe the increase to the Scottish Child Payment could be brought in any earlier than April 2022, he warned that many families are "going to face a harsh winter" with fuel bills rising and inflation also leading to higher prices in the shops.
He stressed that the Commission, which was set up in 2019 to advise ministers on tackling poverty and inequality, believed there needed to be more urgency in tackling the problem.
Mr Scott said: "We need to move more quickly, otherwise we will miss the target in 2030 which is the really important one."
And he argued that tackling poverty must be given the same importance as issues such as dealing with climate change.
"Tackling poverty has to be up there with addressing climate change," he insisted.
"That's what is needed to concentrate minds about what we need to do."
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Introducing Skyy 10.8″ Android Tablet with the Most Advanced Glasses-Free 3D Optics
AppsComputingNews
By AIT News Desk	 On Aug 25, 2021
With the IQH3D 8.4″ 3D tablet sold out within a few months of its release in December of 2020, IQH3D is excited to announce the release of the new and improved Skyy 10.8″ 3D tablet. This upgraded version of the Glasses-Free 3D tablet now has the capability to stream 3D and VR content at the touch of a button. The Skyy tablet gives users access to a wider variety of content on existing streaming platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo. The Glasses-Free Skyy tablet is proven to be a much needed and extremely useful solution for our customers in the 3D and virtual reality markets. IQH3D has sold thousands of the 10.8″ tablet to B2B customers before the expected release date of August 26, 2021 and is planning to ramp up production before the end of October due to high demand. IQH3D is also currently exploring the use of our tablet sized technology for advertising and entertainment venues, as it is perfect for advertising and communication in small but high traffic areas such as escalators and elevators, as well as, great for virtual reality and 3D entertainment venues.
Recommended AI News: ISG to Publish Study of AWS Partners Helping Companies Adopt Public Cloud Solutions
The beautifully and uniquely designed gold and white 10.8″ tablet is a technological breakthrough for our team in the USA, China and Jamaica. The Skyy tablet combines the best features of Android operating systems with the most advanced Glasses-Free 3D technology, to ensure the best browsing and viewing experience. "IQH3D stays committed to constantly delivering the best quality, stylish and futuristic Glasses-Free 3D Technology with exceptional customer support to users across the globe. Skyy is above all we have done before." Loyal Haylett CEO IQH3D.
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3D tabletGlasses-Free 3D tabletIQH3DIQH3D 8.4"VR content
Cloud Security Alliance Welcomes Inaugural Members of the CxO Trust Advisory Council
Hyperhuman Launches the First Turn-Key Fitness Professional App Featuring AI-Driven Auto-Edit for Quality Video Workouts & Limitless Revenue Generation


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"""
Example Airflow DAG that starts, stops and sets the machine type of a Google Compute
Engine instance.

"""

from __future__ import annotations

import os
from datetime import datetime

from airflow import models
from airflow.models.baseoperator import chain
from airflow.providers.google.cloud.hooks.compute_ssh import ComputeEngineSSHHook
from airflow.providers.google.cloud.operators.compute import (
    ComputeEngineDeleteInstanceOperator,
    ComputeEngineInsertInstanceOperator,
)
from airflow.providers.ssh.operators.ssh import SSHOperator
from airflow.utils.trigger_rule import TriggerRule

# [START howto_operator_gce_args_common]
ENV_ID = os.environ.get("SYSTEM_TESTS_ENV_ID")
PROJECT_ID = os.environ.get("SYSTEM_TESTS_GCP_PROJECT")

DAG_ID = "cloud_compute_ssh"
LOCATION = "europe-west1-b"
REGION = "europe-west1"
GCE_INSTANCE_NAME = "instance-1"
SHORT_MACHINE_TYPE_NAME = "n1-standard-1"
GCE_INSTANCE_BODY = {
    "name": GCE_INSTANCE_NAME,
    "machine_type": f"zones/{LOCATION}/machineTypes/{SHORT_MACHINE_TYPE_NAME}",
    "disks": [
        {
            "boot": True,
            "device_name": GCE_INSTANCE_NAME,
            "initialize_params": {
                "disk_size_gb": "10",
                "disk_type": f"zones/{LOCATION}/diskTypes/pd-balanced",
                "source_image": "projects/debian-cloud/global/images/debian-11-bullseye-v20220621",
            },
        }
    ],
    "network_interfaces": [
        {
            "access_configs": [{"name": "External NAT", "network_tier": "PREMIUM"}],
            "stack_type": "IPV4_ONLY",
            "subnetwork": f"regions/{REGION}/subnetworks/default",
        }
    ],
}
# [END howto_operator_gce_args_common]

with models.DAG(
    DAG_ID,
    schedule_interval="@once",
    start_date=datetime(2021, 1, 1),
    catchup=False,
    tags=["example"],
) as dag:
    # [START howto_operator_gce_insert]
    gce_instance_insert = ComputeEngineInsertInstanceOperator(
        task_id="gcp_compute_create_instance_task",
        project_id=PROJECT_ID,
        zone=LOCATION,
        body=GCE_INSTANCE_BODY,
    )
    # [END howto_operator_gce_insert]

    # [START howto_execute_command_on_remote]
    metadata_without_iap_tunnel = SSHOperator(
        task_id="metadata_without_iap_tunnel",
        ssh_hook=ComputeEngineSSHHook(
            user="username",
            instance_name=GCE_INSTANCE_NAME,
            zone=LOCATION,
            use_oslogin=False,
            use_iap_tunnel=False,
        ),
        command="echo metadata_without_iap_tunnel",
    )
    # [END howto_execute_command_on_remote]

    # [START howto_operator_gce_delete_no_project_id]
    gce_instance_delete = ComputeEngineDeleteInstanceOperator(
        task_id="gcp_compute_delete_instance_task",
        zone=LOCATION,
        resource_id=GCE_INSTANCE_NAME,
    )
    # [END howto_operator_gce_delete_no_project_id]
    gce_instance_delete.trigger_rule = TriggerRule.ALL_DONE

    chain(
        gce_instance_insert,
        metadata_without_iap_tunnel,
        gce_instance_delete,
    )

    # ### Everything below this line is not part of example ###
    # ### Just for system tests purpose ###
    from tests.system.utils.watcher import watcher

    # This test needs watcher in order to properly mark success/failure
    # when "tearDown" task with trigger rule is part of the DAG
    list(dag.tasks) >> watcher()

from tests.system.utils import get_test_run  # noqa: E402

# Needed to run the example DAG with pytest (see: tests/system/README.md#run_via_pytest)
test_run = get_test_run(dag)


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Bristol City FC
Championship transfer deadline day round-up
Every move from every club on transfer deadline day
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It was a busy transfer deadline day for most Championship clubs.
Here is a round-up of what happened around the league.
Midfielder Tyreeq Bakinson joins from Luton Town on a three year deal for an undisclosed fee.
Attacking midfielder Rory Holden joins from Derry City on a two year deal for an undisclosed fee.
Goalkeeer Luke Steele joins from Panathinaikos on a one year deal as a free transfer.
Scott Golbourne joins MK Dons until January
Midfielder Stuart O'Keefe has joined Portsmouth on a season-long loan
Liam Feeney has joined Cardiff from Blackburn on loan until January.
Craig Bryson joins Cardiff from derby on a season-long loan.
Striker Pierre-Michel Lassoga joins from Hamburg
Pawel Cibicki signs from Malmo for an undisclosed fee.
Alfred N'Diaye joins from Spanish side Villarreal on a season-long loan.
Ben Heneghan signs from Motherwell for an undisclosed fee.
Clayton Donaldson joins from Birmingham City on an undisclosed.
Adam Federici comes in from Bournemouth on loan until January.
Striker Eoin Doyle has joined Oldham Athletic on loan until January.
Fikayo Tomori signed a season-long loan deal from Chelsea to Hull City,
Winger Marvin Johnson joins from Oxford United on a three-year deal, believed to be worth £3m.
David Wheeler joins from Exeter City for an undisclosed fee.
Midfielder Brandon Comley joins Colchester United on loan until January.
Sandro Wieser leaves on a season-long loan to Belgian side KSV Roeselare.
Maikel Kieftenbeld joined the Rams from Birmingham for an undisclosed fee.
Sam Winnall joins from Sheffield Wednesday on a season-long loan.
Defender Farrend Rawson has joined Accrington Stanley on a loan deal until January.
Winger Yohan Mollo joins on a free transfer from Zenit St Petersberg.
Gary Gardner joins from Aston Villa on a season-long loan.
Oli McBurnie swapped Swansea on a season-long loan.
Jacob Butterfield joined from Derby on a season-long loan.
Midfielder Lewis McGugan has left the club by mutual consent.
Australian trialist Kristian Brymora, 18, has agreed a short-term deal with Millwall.
Gary Gardner leaves to Barnsley on a season-long loan
Jonny Williams arrives from Crystal Palace on a season-long loan.
Marc Wilson joins from Bournemouth for an undisclosed fee.
Callum McManaman came in from West Brom for an undisclosed fee.
Defender Papy Djilibodji leaves on a season long loan to Dijon
Goalkeeper Max Stryjek leaves season-long loan deal to Accrington Stanley
Jota joins from Brentford for an undisclosed fee.
Jason Lowe has joined Birmingham City as a free agent.
Robert Tesche leave on a season-long loan to VfL Bochum.
Maxime Colin has switched Brentford for Birmingham for an undisclosed fee.
Liam Walsh joins Birmingham from Everton on a loan until January.
Clayton Donaldson has moved to Sheffield United for an undisclosed fee.
Will Miller joins from Tottenham for an undisclosed fee.
Burton have completed the free signing of John Brayford on a two-year deal,
Jamie Allen joins from Rochdale for an undisclosed fee.
Harry Toffolo has joined Doncaster Rovers on loan until January.
Defender Michee Efete has joined Torquay on loan until January
Jota joins Birmingham City
Craig Noone signed from Cardiff City for an undisclosed fee.
Tisdale full of praise for Bristol Rovers despite defeat at Crewe but zeros in on costly errors
Bristol Rovers FCPaul Tisdale's verdict after Bristol Rovers lost 3-2 in a thrilling game against Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road


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Effect of Vitamin D-Enriched Gouda-Type Cheese Consumption on Biochemical Markers of Bone Metabolism in Postmenopausal Women in Greece
posted on 2021-09-20, 00:12 authored by George MoschonisGeorge Moschonis, Ellen GHM van den Heuvel, Christina Mavrogianni, Yannis Manios
Considering the role of bone metabolism in understanding the pathogenesis of osteoporo-sis, the aim of the present study was to examine the effects of vitamin D-enriched cheese on the serum concentrations of the parathyroid hormone (PTH) and certain bone remodeling biomarkers in postmenopausal women in Greece. In a randomised, controlled dietary intervention, 79 post-menopausal women (55–75 years old) were randomly allocated either to a control (CG: n = 39) or an intervention group (IG: n = 40), consuming 60 g of either non-enriched or vitamin D3-enriched Gouda-type cheese (5.7 µg of vitamin D3), respectively, daily and for eight weeks during the winter. The serum concentrations of 25-hydroxy vitamin D (25(OH)D), PTH, bone formation (i.e., osteocal-cin, P1NP) and bone resorption (i.e., TRAP-5b) biomarkers were measured. Consumption of the vitamin D-enriched cheese led to higher serum 25(OH)D concentrations of 23.4 ± 6.39 (p = 0.022) and 13.4 ± 1.35 (p<0.001) nmol/L in vitamin D-insufficient women being at menopause for less and more than 5 years, respectively. In vitamin D-insufficient women that were less than 5 years at menopause, consumption of vitamin D-enriched cheese was also associated with lower serum PTH (Beta −0.63 ± 1.11; p < 0.001) and TRAP-5b (Beta −0.65 ± 0.23; p = 0.004) levels at follow-up, compared with the CG. The present study showed that daily intake of 5.7 µg of vitamin D through enriched cheese increased serum 25(OH)D concentrations, prevented PTH increase and reduced bone resorption in vitamin D-insufficient early postmenopausal women, thus reflecting a food-based solution for reducing osteoporosis risk in this susceptible group.
https://doi.org/10.3390/nu13092985
postmenopausal womenvitamin Dbone remodelingcheeseenriched dairy


Florence is obviously best known as the birthplace of the Renaissance and home to work of Brunelleschi, Giotto, Botticelli, and of course, Michelangelo (some of our art world superstars). Therefore, it's clear that it's like a dream come true for anyone who is into art history. It is very well known though, so during the day (say between 10:30am and 4:30pm) the main tourists sties are packed with tour groups. The best time to see the sites is either really early in the morning or late in the afternoon. They won't let you go inside past 5pm, but many of the sculptures and churches are just as beautiful from the outside. As with Rome, we had pre-paid tickets to see Michelangelo's "David," which saved us a bit of the hassle of dealing with long lines and elbowing tourists.
We decided to climb to the top of the Florence Cathedral and it was actually way cooler than expected. Its famous terra-cotta-tiled dome engineered by Brunelleschi and bell tower designed by Giotto are beautiful and highly worth checking out. With only one way up and one way down, it can be pretty claustrophobic to climb inside the small passageways that go up the curved dome tough. We also decided to climb the much-less-claustrophobic bell tower for the great views of the dome itself (oh the pictures!). Another fantastic panoramic view of Florence is from the Piazzale Michelangelo although the afternoon didn't provide us with the best lighting for pictures.
The nightlife here calls for cozy bars with dim light and servers with thick rimmed glasses covered in tattoos. There are also many youngsters drinking outside in the piazzas (yes, it's legal). La chiesa di Sant'Ambrogio, for instance, is a well-known hangout spot. I just can't help but say it, I love Tuscany!


There are 1.9 billion children in the world; combining all the details of each and every child and all of their naughty and nice deeds, that's a lot of data. Father Christmas is going to need more than a list!
Child's name and address – a household de-dupe will be required. You don't want to have to make multiple trips down the same chimney or deliver multiples of certain toys to siblings at the same household.
A list of all of the naughty and nice deeds by date – similar to your customers' LTV (LifeTime Value) score, this information will need to be aggregated and analysed at a child level, in order to decide on which list the child belongs.
Letters written to Santa – many children will have submitted toy requests. This is a primary data source for both the planning of the Elf production schedule and Christmas present allocation.
Existing toy ownership – this is a vast data source collated at the North Pole, and includes every toy owned by every child in the world. Used for propensity modelling in order to predict the most appropriate present based on a child's current interests. Also used as a suppression list to make sure children don't end up with duplicates!
Parental preferences – as a relatively new parent I already understand the importance of this data source. The darling child may say they want a drum kit, but a quick check of the parental preference list may indicate that maybe some other gift would be more appropriate.
Importantly, this is just an early suggestion. To take the project further, there would be significant scoping required with workshop sessions in Santa's workshop, in order to fully understand the challenges faced by him and his team each year.
The result of this scoping would be a detailed Functional Specification which would be used to build a project plan, and as a reference for User Acceptance Testing, to make sure every elf involved was happy with the capabilities of the final system.
Allows better, more accurate reporting.
Where a child has submitted a list, the job of choosing a present is relatively simple; a quick check of the aggregated Naughty / Nice score should be all that is required before picking the appropriate gifts from the submitted lists. A top grade could be matched to mean they receive their top choice, a lower score may mean a lesser or even (shock!) NO present this year!
However, in cases where no list has been submitted, the Insight team at the North Pole will need to use some Data Intelligence to work out which gift is most appropriate. In the past, Santa employed a rather crude segmentation system based on Age and Gender i.e. Boys got action figures, Girls received dolls.
This gender stereotyping is simply unacceptable in the modern world; as has been recently demonstrated by the case of Maggie Cole, the 7 year old girl who was "not impressed" with Tesco's "Fun gifts for boys" sign. Tesco eventually removed the sign after Miss Cole's mother posted a message on Twitter about her superhero-loving daughter's dissatisfaction with the supermarket signage, leading to over 10,000 re-tweets!
Luckily, this does not need to be the case these days, and with all of the data sources easily available and linked together in the SCV, sophisticated propensity modelling can replace the previous broad-brush stroke approach to segmentation. In the case of Maggie Cole, her existing toy ownership and stated preferences for Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, etc. could have been leveraged by sophisticated modelling techniques to pick the toy most likely to be of interest to the individual child.
There is no point building this great database unless you have the tools and skills to access the data and work with it effectively to generate the insights required.
A database analytics and visualisation tool like Apteco's FastStats can handle vast quantities of data, and present it to the user in an easy to use graphic environment. The Windows-based drag and drop interface provides powerful functionality to any elf – with no database or coding experience required.
FastStats provides a range of Propensity Modelling, Segmentation, Clustering and Decision tree tools, all of which would be particularly useful in Santa's system.
Clearly this is going to be a big database, and its going to require a massive amount of processing power to keep it up to date. As Christmas approaches, updates to the source data will be coming in daily, and the SCV will need to be kept up-to-date in order to remain accurate and relevant.
Luckily, FastStats can be deployed in The Cloud during build times, in order to make use of huge multi-core servers, which can then be scaled back for normal operation and maintenance during the rest of the year.
Any other ideas on data sources Santa might need to feed into his SCV?


In 1971, Ebony magazine called Atlanta the "black mecca of the South", because "black folks have more, live better, accomplish more and deal with whites more effectively than they do anywhere else in the South—or North". Ebony illustrated as evidence of "mecca" status Atlanta"s high black home ownership, the Atlanta University Center (the nation"s largest consortium of historically black colleges (HBCUs)), Atlanta"s civil rights heritage, black business ownership, black-owned restaurants, the civic leadership of the black clergy, black fraternal organizations, and black political power in City Hall, while it also acknowledged the poverty which a large percentage of Atlanta"s black population endured.
In 1983, Atlanta magazine said that Atlanta"s reputation as a black mecca was "deserved because it is true" because "the metro area now has the highest proportion of middle-income African-Americans of any city in the country".
A 1997 Ebony magazine article illustrated Atlanta"s status as "the new mecca" (and the "land of milk and honey" for blacks) because a poll of the magazine"s 100 most influential African Americans voted Atlanta overall the best city for blacks, possessed the most employment opportunities for blacks, it was American"s "most diverse city", and was the city with the best schools and most affordable housing for blacks. A 2002 article in the same magazine reconfirmed Atlanta as "the new black mecca" and "the go-to city for blacks."


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Svetlana Aleksejevna Gladiševa (), ruska alpska smučarka, * 13. september 1971, Ufa.

Svoj največji uspeh kariere je dosegla na Olimpijskih igrah 1994, ko je osvojila srebrno medaljo v superveleslalomu, Na Svetovnem prvenstvu 1991 pa je osvojila bronasto medaljo v smuku. V svetovnem pokalu je tekmovala devet sezon med letoma 1990 in 1998 ter dosegla eno zmago in še tri uvrstitve na stopničke.

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Ruski alpski smučarji
Olimpijski tekmovalci za Rusijo
Prejemniki srebrnih olimpijskih medalj za Rusijo
Alpski smučarji Zimskih olimpijskih iger 1992
Alpski smučarji Zimskih olimpijskih iger 1994


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Consider it a gift .. a young man refuses to return the 58,000 dirhams sent by a girl to his account
April 26, 2022 by admin987
The Abu Dhabi Court of Family and Civil and Administrative Claims decided to compel a young man to pay a girl an amount of 57,933 dirhams, which she had transferred to him as a loan, and he refused to repay the amount, claiming that it was a gift from her to help him.
In detail, a girl filed a lawsuit in which she demanded that a young man pay her an amount of 57,933 dirhams with a legal interest of 12% and oblige him to pay fees and expenses, noting that she borrowed the amount from the defendant . at intervals, but he did not return it to her, and attached pictures of statements.
During the proceedings, the defendant confirmed that the plaintiff transferred the defendant's sums to him in installments, but this transfer was not to a loan and the reason for this was that he was in financial difficulties, so he complained to her by virtue of friendship between them over his faltering financial condition, indicating that she asked him to. She helps him get out of his financial distress and that he initially refused and explained to her that he could not return this amount, so she assured him that her assistance to him would be a gift and not a loan , and transferred the amount to him in the case, while the plaintiff denied the defendant's words and emphasized that the plaintiff He admitted that he had received the sums of money from them without sending a document in support of his statements about the gift, and she sought the judgment of her requests contained in her lawsuit.
For its part, the Court of First Instance stated in its judgment that the creditor is legally obliged to prove his right and that the debtor must refuse to do so, noting that the defendant did not refuse the applicant to transfer the amount in question to him in installments. , and he did not provide evidence of the validity of his defense that this amount was not as a loan but as a donation from the complainant to him, and he did not ask the court to conduct an investigation to prove that and so came his defense without a document, which the court can only convict the plaintiff with its request based on a valid document, and the court decided to oblige the defendant to pay the plaintiff an amount and its amount 57 thousand and 933 dirhams, and obliged the defendant to pay court fees and expenses.
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Italy v Brussels
No more Mr Nice Guy
Events leading up to last week's European summit in Brussels marked a sea change in relations between Italy and the European Union
by J.H. | ROME
WHEN Matteo Renzi (pictured) won 41% of the Italian vote in the European Parliament election in May, there was an almost audible sigh of relief among pro-Europeans. Here at least, it seemed, was a country where voters remained loyal to the EU project. And what is more, it had a dynamic young leader who could trounce adversaries with a campaign appealing to traditional, pro-European ideals.
That was always a grossly simplistic analysis. And on October 23rd the outgoing Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, found out just how wrong it was.
In an act of studied contempt, Mr Renzi's government published online the Commission's "strictly confidential" letter demanding an explanation for Italy's draft 2015 budget. Unveiled on October 15th, the budget reverses the downward trend of Italy's deficit. Mr Renzi insists it will keep the deficit a whisker below the euro zone limit of 3%. But if his government's calculations prove to be wrong (and many are based on an optimistic forecast of 0.6% GDP growth next year), Italy could easily overshoot. For the signatory of the letter, the Commission's vice-president-designate, Jyrki Katainen, a noted champion of austerity, it all went to show that Italy was planning "a significant deviation from the required adjustment path".
Not even Silvio Berlusconi, who repeatedly flirted with euro-scepticism, gave the European executive quite such a slap in the face as the one Mr Renzi delivered to Mr Katainen, and indirectly to the outgoing Mr Barroso. His explanation, delivered at last week's European summit in Brussels, turned it into something more like a knee in the groin. Mr Renzi said he wanted greater transparency and would, in future, be publishing not just the Commission's letters, "but all the financial data on how much is spent in these buildings. It'll be a lot of fun."
It is the sort of remark you might expect from a eurosceptic like Nigel Farage rather than the leader of the country that currently occupies the EU's rotating presidency. Renato Brunetta, the leader of Mr Berlusconi's party in the Chamber of Deputies, compared the prime minister to "the frog [in Aesop's fable] who swelled out his chest because he wanted to be bigger than the ox. And we know how that ended."
Mr Renzi is certainly a man of boundless ambition and virtually limitless self-confidence. But there is every reason to believe there were rational political calculations behind his actions. By dragging the dispute between Italy and the Commission into the light of day, he reduced the likelihood of Italy being given a tougher ride than France, which plans a much bigger deficit (though it also has far less debt). There were signs after the summit that the Italian prime minster may have got what he wanted: a compromise deal whereby Italy would reduce deficit spending by around €3.2 billion.
But there was more to all this than just pre-summit tactical manouevring. Unlike Italy's previous centre-left leaders, Mr Renzi is genuinely impatient of what Europe has become. He views the Commission in particular as opaque and bureaucratic. And he believes that the most important decisions ought not to be taken in Brussels, but by national leaders like himself.
He is also keenly aware of something most of his counterparts failed to grasp in May: that while Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement, a party with a stridently anti-European leader, may have done worse than expected in the European election, it nevertheless took a fifth of the votes. If, from time to time, Mr Renzi is criticised for using the language of euro-scepticism, it will do him no political harm at all.
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Implement Test Scripts to validate a Build of the solution. Organize Test Scripts into suites, and collaborate to ensure appropriate depth and breadth of test feedback.
To implement step-by-step Test Scripts that demonstrate the solution satisfies the requirements.
Select a set of Test Cases to develop into detailed, executable Test Scripts.
Work with project managers and developers to determine which Test Cases need detailed Test Scripts during the current iteration. At a minimum, select Test Cases for requirements that are planned in the current or next iteration.
Perform each subsequent step in this task for each Test Script.
Sketch an outline of the Test Script as a logical sequence of steps. Review the data requirements of the Test Case, and determine if existing data sets are sufficient, or if you need to develop new test data for this Test Script. Examine system-wide requirements that apply to this Test Script, and note where they affect the expected results of a step.
If available, review a build that implements the scenario, or demonstrates similar functionality.
Select an implementation technique for this design. At a minimum, determine if the Test Script will be manual or automated. If the Test Case is well understood, it's best to implement an automated Test Script without first writing a manual procedure. However, if the Test Case is new or novel, writing a manual Test Script can help validate the design of the test and aid collaboration with other team members. See Guideline: Programming Automated Tests for more details about this decision.
Develop a detailed, procedural Test Script based on your design. Use a request-response style that declares an exact input, and expects an exact output.
Explain the pre-conditions that must be met before running this Test Script. Use temporary test data or put parameters in your script for data values. Ensure that each post-condition in the Test Case is evaluated by steps in the Test Script.
Specify data values that are specific to the Test Script or reference existing test data. For example, instead of specifying "a prime number", indicate an actual value such as "3."
If the Test Script uses a dataset (such as a file or database), add the new test data to it and parameterize the Test Script to retrieve values from the dataset. Otherwise, add executable test data values to the steps of the Test Script. This applies to both manual and automated scripts.
Identify and minimize dependencies between test data used or modified by other Test Scripts. Note dependencies in the Test Script.
If necessary, create containers for your test data sets, and separate the production data from generated data.
Collect tests into related groups. The grouping you use depends on your test environment. Since the system under test is undergoing its own evolution, create your test suites to facilitate regression testing, as well as system configuration identification.
For help with test suite organization, see Guideline: Test Suite.
Run the Test Script to verify that it implements the Test Case correctly. For manual testing, conduct a walkthrough of the Test Script. For automated tests, verify that the Test Script executes correctly and produces the expected result.
Verify that the Test Script meets the criteria in Checklist: Test Script.
Add or update the Test Script(s) in configuration management.
Walk through the new or refined Test Scripts with the developers responsible for the related scenarios. Optionally, the analysts and the stakeholders also participate.
Seek agreement that the Test Scripts correctly evaluate the expected results of the test, and that you understand the implementation of the requirements. If the scenario is already implemented (such as in a developer workspace), walk through a representative set of the Test Scripts using an implementation of the system.


If you are not sure where to start, Sinopia can help with this Introductory Pigment Set. This kit includes 8 pigments in 50g jars. Use these pigments with any binder such as oil, acrylic, casein, gum arabic for watercolor, or even fresco lime for fresco painting. Choose the sturdy palette knife as a mixing blade. Please note that the colors in the pigment kit change from time to time to reflect the most popular colors. Currently the set includes: Titanium Buff, a Yellow Ochre, a Raw Sienna, a Burnt Sienna, a Sinopia Red Earth, a Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, and a lime proof Ultramarine Blue.
Q: Can these pigments be used to tint the casein chalk silverpoint ground? If so, are they mixed into the ground in their powdered form?
A: These pigments can be added to the Silverpoint Chalk Ground, but in small amounts. It would be best to predisperse the pigments in water, before adding them to the ground. For better results, try the Casein Base, which comes in deep and light tint version. They utilize the same Casein Binder as the Ground, but they are more suited for tinting.