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Hey, "Hawaii Five-0" fans. We are coming back at you on this Friday night with some unfortunate bad news. For some reason, CBS will not be airing the next, new episode 21 of Hawaii Five-0's current and last season 10 tonight, March 20, 2020.
The good news is that this particular delay is just for tonight. We can officially confirm that the new episode 21 is scheduled to air next Friday night, March 27,2020 in its usual 8 pm central standard time slot on CBS of course.
So, be sure to jot down that extremely important date and time on your TV show calendars or commit it to memory. Whichever works best for you.
So, what is CBS airing instead of the next,new episode 21 of Hawaii Five-0's last season 10 tonight?
According to the TV guide listings, CBS is airing a repeat episode of Hawaii Five-0. The repeat episode they'll be airing is the first episode of season 10. It's titled, "Ua ?eha ka ?ili i ka maka o ka ihe (The skin has been hurt by the point of the spear)."
CBS' official description for it reads like this,"In the Season 10 premiere, a new ally helps McGarrett and Five-0 when mob bosses on the island are being targeted by an assassin. Also, Five-0 says goodbye to one of their own."
If any of you guys missed the first episode of season 10 the first time around, you might still want to tune in to CBS tonight to catch it. If you have no desire to see this repeat episode for whatever reason, you will certainly want to find something else to do or watch as soon as you possibly can.
With all that said, we were able to get some new info for the next, new episode 21 of Hawaii Five-0's last season 10 via CBS' official press release for it. We're gonna read it off to you guys real quick.
Before we do, we must tell you that it does contain light spoiler teasers. If spoilers aren't something you want to see, we highly advise you to leave this article immediately.
On the other hand, if you like spoilers and just can't wait to read them, you are obviously advised to stick around for the rest of this article.
Ok, now that everyone knows spoilers are here, let's dive in to this new episode 21 press release. First off, we've got the title for this thing. It's officially called, "A 'ohe ia e loa'a aku, he ulua kapapa no ka moana." It means "He cannot be caught for he is an ulua fish of the deep ocean" in English.
It sounds like episode 21 will feature some very intense, dramatic, action-filled and interesting scenes.
In the new episode 21, Steve will end up getting a posthumous letter from his mother. This certain letter will contain a cypher. Apparently,this will be very, very important because someone will be willing to kill for it,and this certain someone is going to go as far as to attack Danny!
In another case, the Five-0 crew will get to work, helping out a man named Lincoln Cole. Lincoln is a good Samaritan that is currently caught up in the middle of a very big mess with some really dangerous people!
CBS' official description for episode 21 reads like this, "After Steve receives a posthumous letter from his mother that contains a cypher, Danny is attacked by someone willing to kill to steal it.
Also, Five-0 must help Lincoln Cole (Lance Gross),an anonymous good Samaritan who's in the crosshairs of some very dangerous people."
CBS also noted the following: "Chuck Norris guest stars as a retired sergeant major who helps Lincoln hide from authorities in order to protect his anonymity."
CBS also released new preview photos for episode 21. They look very intense, featuring some very heavy fight scenes that includes guns being pulled and all that jazz.
You guys can view all of the new episode 21 preview photos over on Spoiler TV's site by Clicking Here.
Episode 21 will feature quite a few guest stars. They are: Lobo Sebastian as character (Hector), Diana Lu as character (Sylvia), Zayne Eveland as character (Manu), John Orantes as character (Marc), Sean Rosales as character (Lester), Chuck Norris as character (Sergeant Major Phillips), Malika Dudley as character (Reporter).
Guest stars continued: Leonard Roberts as character (Capt. Ingram), Russell Subiono as character (Security Guard), Ryan Finley as character (Major), Ed Dearmore as character (Shopkeeper), Emme Tomimbang as character (Lady with Groceries), Michael Castillo as character (Thug #1) and Anthony Armatrading as character (Claypool).
Episode 21 will feature one recurring star. That one person is: Lance Gross as character (Lincoln Cole).
The season regulars that will be featured in episode 21 are: Alex O'Loughlin as character (Steve McGarrett), Scott Caan as character (Danny "Danno" Williams), Ian Anthony Dale as character (Adam Noshimuri), Meaghan Rath as character (Tani Rey).
Season regulars continued: Beulah Koale as character (Junior Reigns), Chi McBride as character (Captain Lou Grover), Katrina Law as character (Quinn Liu), Taylor Wily as character (Kamekona), Dennis Chun as character (Sgt. Duke Lukela) and Kimee Balmilero as character (Dr. Noelani Cunha).
Episode 21 was written by Peter M. Lenkov & David Wolkove,and it was directed by Roderick Davis.
Again, CBS confirmed that the next, new episode 21 of Hawaii Five-0's current and last season 10 is scheduled to air on Friday night, March 27, 2020 at approximately 8 pm central standard time.
Alright guys. That's all we've got for this latest "Hawaii Five-0" TV show report, but definitely stay tuned for more.
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Martin pitches in for Townsville flood victims
Chris Kennedy NRL.com Reporter
Fri 15 Feb 2019, 01:01 PM
Bulldogs forward and north Queenslander Rhyse Martin has returned from a mercy dash to flood-stricken Townsville, having spent a brief break from training going door to door handing out supplies.
Last weekend, Martin flew up to Townsville with what he estimates was around 180 kilograms of emergency supplies – including roughly 160 litres of vinegar to help with a mould infestation – to try and help residents recover from the recent devastating floods.
Speaking at a Bulldogs primary school visit in Milperra on Wednesday, the Cairns-born back-rower – who has plenty of family in Townsville – said it was incredibly sad to see what the floodwaters had done to the homes and farms in the region.
"Everyone's having to clear out their houses, everything inside is pretty much gone and the mould is starting to take over," Martin said.
"People are starting to get sick from the mould which isn't good.
"I took a heap of cleaning supplies. We got told to take up a lot of vinegar to get rid of the mould so that was the main thing. A lot of people were getting their houses inundated.
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"I think we took 160 litres up plus rubbish bags, other cleaning stuff, disinfectant, baby formula, clothing supplies. There was a fair bit. Gift vouchers too, a lot of people donated."
A local contact helped the PNG international transport the huge load up north.
"A friend of mine is manager of Townsville airport so she contacted Virgin and they let me take everything. They were happy to help out and put everything on the plane as excess baggage free of charge," Martin said.
"I think I took about 180 kilos total. They were really good to help out that way."
Everyone's having to clear out their houses and the mould is starting to take over
Rhyse Martin
Once he got up there another local contact meant Martin was able to ride with the local fire brigade going door to door.
"When I got up there the water had pretty much gone down and everyone was back getting things out of their house," he continued.
"My friend in Townsville has a friend in the fire brigade so I just jumped in one of the trucks and went around with those guys. We went door knocking one area at a time, had a few crews going street to street then we'd all meet up and go to a different area."
Martin's family fortunately lived up high enough to be spared the worst of it but he felt for those who weren't so lucky.
"I was in contact with my brothers and my dad making sure they were OK and safe," he said.
"My brother lives right along the river up there so I was worried he was going to get washed out but they were pretty lucky, they were up high enough that they didn't but a lot of other people lost everything and it was very sad."
The club gave Martin the Monday off training as a result of his mercy dash before he was back into it for an opposed session against Wests Tigers on Tuesday.
Bulldogs back-rower Rhyse Martin. ©Gregg Porteous/NRL Photos
Martin made a huge impact in his 14 NRL games last year with his attacking skills and deadly goalkicking but he didn't believe he was guaranteed a start in the back row in 2019 following the recruitment of Corey Harawira-Naera and Sauaso Sue plus the return from injury of Raymond Faitala-Mariner.
"It's really up to the coach [Dean Pay] but the good thing is we have healthy competition in that spot," Martin said.
"It's pushing me to be a better player and pushing the other boys too.
"Dean's pretty much told everyone it's up to them, if they're playing good football they'll get the job, no one's safe and I don't expect that."
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Q: How according QM do permanent magnets rotate? When two magnets are placed close to each other they turn and orient parallel. I suppose this is due mostly to spin of the unpaired electrons. But in QM a spin just orients up or down. 1. How are these two pictures compatible? If the spin is closer to up projection the magnet shoud first turn up say 25 degrees and then turn 180 if it flips to down) 2. Where from takes the smaller (unfixed) magnet energy to rotate? (I cannot see how energy is taken from the magnets as they are permanent and stay so for many decades)

A: Your question about QM is not clear at all and I won't try to answer it.
But the part about, where does the magnet find the energy to rotate: if it is now in a position that is not the lowest energy one, someone, the experimenter, you for instance, put it there. It took that person some work to put it there the way it is. This work has been stored as potential energy. When freed, the magnet lowered its potential energy by rotating. Note that if there is no dissipation, the rotational kinetic energy will make it overshoot the equilibrium energy and keep oscillating. Dissipation will change this energy to heat and eventually the magnet will stop at the equilibrium position.

A: IMO when the spins are more antiparallel than parallel e.g in the second or third quadrant of the circle they project ac. to QM antiparallel to B. As it is in Einstein de Haas experiment the body receives a rotating momentum and is about to rotate in direction where the small magnet and the external magnet creating B will be south-south or nord-nord. But because of the inertia this does not happen immediately. Then the spins flip to parallel because this is the more energetically low  state. So before the inertia lets the body rotate it receives a new opposite momentum and rotates now in the direction where everyone observes it e.g south-nord. It is interesting that this can be confirmed (namely my guess about the reason of the observed rotation - inertia) with an experiment like Einstein de Haas with a rapidly changing direction of B. I suppose the body won't rotate at all because due to inertia it can not follow B (whereas the spins can ac. to QM).

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C., July 15 Between April 1, 2015 and June 30, 2015, jobs4america recorded 24,294 new US jobs announced by the contact center industry. After accounting for 3,794 lost jobs due to call center and closures, there remain 20,499 net new US contact center jobs created.
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Right throughout qualifying the skies were threatening to open above the circuit. But aside from a brief period in Q2 it never really amounted to more than a few spots. At the end of the session, Hamilton topped proceedings with his 82nd career pole with Vettel second but a series of incidents in Q2 put a bit of a question mark over things.
Hamilton had a clumsy few minutes, almost causing a massive accident with Sergey Sirotkin and then having a bit of brain fade while getting out of the way of Kimi Raikkonen. However, with Sirotkin not on a fast lap at the time and Raikkonen not really losing anything, chances are he'll get away with things. Vettel, on the other hand, is a different story.
The rain was at its most threatening at the start of Q2. Everybody went out on track straight away to try and get a time in, but Ferrari took a bit of a strategy gamble. After the outlap, both drivers were called in to switch to the slightly slower softer tyre in a bid to get through Q2 on those and have an advantage for the race.
Kimi made the switch fine, but Vettel was a bit unlucky – he was randomly selected for the weighbridge. With time of the essence, an impatient Vettel hurried the process along, knocking a cone out of the way and then ignoring procedure as he was being weighed as he left his engine running. Then he pulled away under his own power – also a no-no. That broke the scales and earned him a trip to the stewards. You can understand his frustrations as being chosen for the weighbridge in such unpredictable conditions could have been the difference between getting through Q2 and getting knocked out. As it is, his impatience could prove even more costly.
Outside of the top two, Valtteri Bottas took third with Kimi Raikkonen fourth ahead of both Red Bulls, Max Verstappen fifth and Daniel Ricciardo sixth (though Ricciardo with drop five places thanks to a power unit penalty).
Best of the rest is a slightly surprising name as the one and only Marcus Ericsson made the most of a strong Sauber to outqualify Charles Leclerc by almost two tenths – a reasonably big gap on what is such a short circuit. With Ricciardo's penalty he'll start sixth – the best grid position of his career, two races before it comes to an apparent end.
Hamilton incident aside, another driver who had a good session was Sirotkin, who edged through to Q2 after putting in a stonking lap in Q3 while everyone else was busy wondering if the track had become too wet.
The race is set up nicely as Ferrari strategy gamble actually worked. Starting on the softs as opposed to the supersofts could be a big advantage over the Mercedes and Red Bulls. The problem is that Vettel might have already thrown his advantage away. Then again, the race could be wet, and none of it could matter.


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Federal regulators have released some long-overdue guidance on benefits that many HR professionals and their brokers/consultants have long categorized by the catch-phrase "excepted benefits". With the release of these final regulations (from the IRS, DOL and HHS) there are some minor changes to those self-insured dental, vision, LTC (Long-Term-Care) and EAP (Employee Assistance Plan) plans as to when they will be treated as "excepted benefits".
What is an excepted benefit?
Here are the most important changes that are worth noting and reviewing.
1 Bundling coverage and Free Coverage – clarifications.
Under the prior regulations (from 2004) we knew that self-insured dental, vision and LTC coverage was an excepted benefit if plan participants could waive the coverage and they must have been charged something for the coverage. Under the final regulations there is no longer a requirement that there be a charge for the coverage. However, participants must still be able to (a) waive the coverage or (b) claims must be administered under a contract separate from claims administration of any other benefits offered by the plan.
The final regs do not change the rules for insured coverages here—they will continue to be an excepted benefit if they are offered under a separate policy of insurance, without regard to participant contributions.
Employers/Plan Sponsors that don't offer any medical coverage can still treat their dental coverage as an excepted benefit.
HCFSAs and HRAs (Health Care FSAs and Health Reimbursement Arrangements) are still exempt if they only reimburse dental or visions expenses and meet the regs' requirements.
2 EAPs – How can they be excepted benefits?
the EAP contains no cost-sharing provisions.
In order to meet the first condition above (a) participants must not be required to exhaust EAP benefits before being eligible for benefits under the other plan and EAP eligibility cannot depend on participation in another plan.
These regulations reject the suggestions to treat wellness programs as excepted benefits by including them in an EAP.
The proposed regulations contained a provision that the EAP could not be financed by another group health plan, and, the final regulations do not contain that provision].
When can I rely upon these regulations?
These regulations apply for plan years beginning on or after 01/01/2015. Until then, the Departments will treat dental, visions, EAP and LTC benefits as "excepted" if they meet the conditions of the proposed or final regulations.


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Upstream, Exploration & production Insights
Seabird Exploration
Exploring the depths
SeaBird Exploration PLC is a global provider of marine 2D/3D/4D seismic data, and associated products and services to the oil and gas industry. SeaBird specialises in high quality operations within the high-end of the source vessel and 2D market, as well as in the shallow water 2D/3D/4D market.
During 2012 a new management and streamlined organisation structure was instigated at the company and the Ocean Bottom Node division was sold to Fugro as part of an extensive financial restructuring of the business in 2011. A new board and management team is impacting performance and a new focus on long-term value creation and growth has been adopted.
The main focus for SeaBird is proprietary seismic surveys and it is a global leader in the 2D seismic market. The company's 2D vessels are equipped with proven reliable 24-bit streamer and acquisition systems with a mix of liquid and solid streamers, with industry standard navigation (Concept Systems Spectra) QC packages (FGPS SeisPos Landmark ProMAX).
A recent expansion in streamer capacity allows for long offset acquisition with vessels capable of towing up to 12 km streamers. Furthermore, all SeaBird vessels operate under SeaBird's SeaNet and SeaArc HSSEQ Management Quality Assurance System. SeaBird has patented, and is currently testing a streamer concept that opens up for towing single streamers up to 20 km length.
The fleet at SeaBird features nine vessels, all with their own unique capabilities. Indeed, SeaBird Exploration's fleet of source vessels provides a versatile solution for its clients' needs, from traditional undershoot operations to the latest Wide Azimuth acquisition techniques.
M/V Harrier Explorer is the newest vessel in the group, and she is now in full operation. In March 2013 SeaBird announced that it had negotiated an early termination of the current contract on the Harrier Explorer, was paid a cancellation fee, and that the vessel has been contracted to MultiClient Geophysical ASA (MCG). The contract is a completion of the Barbados multi-client survey started in 2012. Duration is estimated to be 30 days with an option to extend approximately 25 days. Total contract value for the firm period is about $3.8 million, including payment for the work carried out in 2012. Estimated contract value for the optional period is $1.9 million.
2013 has seen several other exciting contracts for SeaBird vessels. For example, the Osprey Explorer has been awarded a contract with estimated duration of about 30 days in West Africa, and estimated contract value of $2.6 million. The company has also seen a contract extension with Spectrum ASA valued at $30m, where the Hawk Explorer is being mobilised for the Pelotas survey in Brazil. The vessel will be working under the existing global framework agreement, and the survey is approximately 7500 km. SeaBird has a total contract backlog of about USD 100 million.
The company has chartered the 3D vessel 'Geo Pacific' from Fugro, through a subsidiary of Ordinat Shipping AS on a four-month time charter, which is intended to be converted into a three-year bareboat with four one-year options to extend the contract. Ordinat Shipping AS is the largest shareholder in SeaBird. The vessel is fully equipped and will be a valuable addition to SeaBird's 3D capacity. The Geo Pacific will be SeaBird's second 3D vessel, in addition to the Voyager Explorer.
Providing clients with cost-effective seismic data acquisition solutions is one of SeaBird's stated business goals, and SeaBird Group's management structure has been carefully designed to support these ambitions. The management also works to facilitate effective communications among stakeholders (i.e. shareholders, directors, management, suppliers/contractors, government/regulators, employees, and the community), as well as streamline logistic relations among its worldwide offices: Limassol, Cyprus; Oslo, Norway; Dubai, UAE; Houston, TX, US, and in Singapore.
Another of the top priorities for SeaBird's managers is the promotion of efficient and safe seismic and marine operations in compliance with its Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Quality (HSSEQ) system.
The organisation's management system (MS) has been independently audited against and is based on the OGP guideline for Developing and Application of an HSE MS. The principle and structure of its key elements focus on the continuous improvement cycle.
This MS has been fully implemented across its fleet, offices and at all sites, and is the backbone of SeaBird's commitment for improvement; it is also fully integrated with its Maritime requirement of the ISM code. SeaBird operates one MS for all its employees to ensure 100 per cent consistency, compliance to applicable standards and benefit to its clients and stakeholders.
The MS was also audited against and accredited ISO 9001 and 14001 in September of 2010. These standards are fully conversant with the MS and echo the continuous improvement cycle, with the process referred to as 'Plan – Do – Check – Act' – an iterative four-step management method used in business for the control and continuous improvement of processes and products. The implementation of all these strategies underpins the main principle of SeaBird's approach: to maximise exploration and production success for its clients.
Services: Marine 2D/3D/4D seismic data provider
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If you're cheered up by a room painted in a warm, effusive palette, you understand the inherent power of color. The reverse is also true. When wall colors are dull, your response is often negative. We intuitively sense that color influences our emotions, whether we're in a soothing spa environment or an electrifying casino. Color influences our reaction to everything from the car we buy to the walls of hospital rooms. In our homes or offices, the role color plays is equally powerful. Our color choices can create a room that is nurturing, romantic, playful, tranquil or exciting.
How do you know what's right for you? Think about the colors of the clothing you wear. Think of how you feel when you walk into a place that is warm or cozy. Think of how you feel when you walk into a home or office that has cold white walls.
By starting to observe the colors around you, you will have a better understanding of which color pallet feels right to you and also calling a color consultant at RE:design can make that task an easier experience all along the way.
Your personal response to color is a primitive one, more emotional than intellectual for most people. Certain colors and color combinations evoke all sorts of reactions, both positive and negative. Some people can respond instantly to the question "What is your favorite or least favorite color?" That is the information I need to help you choose a color palate for your home or office.
Think about a palate you might want to create to give you and your home or office a new look and let's enjoy the ride together.


MINNEAPOLIS—Recently in federal court in Duluth, a Hibbing man was sentenced for damaging property belonging to the Fortune Bay Casino on the Bois Forte Indian Reservation. United States District Court Judge John R. Tunheim sentenced Shane Alan Simonson, age 26, to 18 months in federal prison on June 27, 2014. Simonson, who was indicted on August 21, 2013, pleaded guilty on December 12, 2013 to one count of Criminal Damage of Property in the First Degree.
In his plea agreement, Simonson admitted to damaging physical property belonging to the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa. Specifically, on the morning of May 9, 2013, Simonson took a large Band-owned snow plow truck, without permission to operate or possess the truck, and drove it into a maintenance shed, causing significant damage. Simonson then used the snow plow to damage a parking lot barricade and gate, as well as the green of the Fortune Bay Casino's 11th hole.
In addition to the 18-month term of imprisonment, Judge Tunheim ordered Simonson to pay $68,983 in restitution, the full amount of loss suffered by the Fortune Bay Casino and the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa.
This case was the result of an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Bois Forte Police Department. It was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Katharine T. Buzicky.


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Q: VS Code included functions with auto_prepend_file I'm using VS code to write some PHP and have some functions defined in a file included with auto_prepend_file. This works great at runtime, however, VS Code can't resolve the functions so I have errors reported for every file in which I use the functions.
Is there some way to help VSC to resolve these functions?

A: No, VSC has no understanding of PHP's auto_prepend_file configurations. No IDE will, actually. Additionally, this is one of the many reasons why relying on auto_prepend_file and other PHP-specific configurations is a bad idea. You simply must be completely aware and at the mercy of PHP's configuration in order to understand how your code works.
Instead, use autoloaders for loading classes and make sure you include your dependencies in code and not in PHP's runtime configuration.
P.S.: IDE's like PhpStorm can actually resolve functions by following includes in code, which is further reason to resolve dependencies through code rather than configuration.

A: There was an answer, which is now removed that suggested to install an extension. There are at least two intellisense extension available, both of which will index your workspace and provide intellisense suggestions, whether you include these files or not. These extensions can't and don't rely on the flow of your code. Whether you include the files via includes or via INI directive it should have no effect on the code suggestions.
As far as I aware VS Code has very basic intellisense support for PHP out of the box, so it can only suggest elements from the same file. It will not index the whole workspace.


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The analysis of regulatory documents in the calculation of the fire risk. Actualized ignoring the problem in the use of modern methods of calculation methods pedestrian dynamics in fire conditions, taking into account psychological factors. Proposed functional components of modern software for the calculation of the fire risk. A comparative analysis of existing software systems in the calculation of fire risk. Given an opinion on the functionality of software systems studied.
FIRE RISK PEDESTRIAN DYNAMICS MODELS FOOT TRAFFIC; THE EVACUATION; THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT ON THE PEDESTRIAN DYNAMICS.


MBA. His major postings include district magistrate in Khurda district, chief electoral officer in the state, a private secretary in tiger erstwhile Planning Commission, Commissioner in Odisha's commercial tax department and executive director of Bhubaneswar-based Center For Modernizing Government Initiative (CMGI). CMGI, according to its official site, acts as a think-tank and helps translate government goals, objectives and policy priorities into tangible reform actions in the areas of governance.
Meanwhile, inter-cadre deputation of 2010 batch Tamil Nadu cadre IAS Shankar Lal Kumawat, has been extended from Tamil Nadu cadre to Rajasthan cadre for a further period of two years with effect from November 19, 2017. Kumawat, 37, hails from Rajasthan. According to the government records, he did his graduation in biology before shifting to humanities, and becoming a post-graduate in history from Rajasthan University.
Then there have been two more developments. First, Ajay Bisaria, a 1987 batch Indian Foreign Service officer, presently acting as Ambassador of India to Poland, has been appointed as the next high commissioner of India to Pakistan. Then, Nasir Kamal, a 1986 batch UP cadre IPS, has been appointed as Additional Director General, Border Security Force for a period of four years.


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In clergy killings in El Salvador, a priest who knew them asks for justice
In Catholic News Service, Church in the Americas
Father Manuel Acosta, professor of theology at El Salvador's Jose Simeón Cañas Central American University, speaks with seminarians Dec. 14, 2020 in San Ignacio, El Salvador. Acosta, as a theologian, was a teacher and later a colleague to three priests who were assassinated in El Salvador within the last three years. He wants civil and church authorities do more to investigate the crimes. (Credit: Rhina Guidos/CNS.)
El Salvador, in recent years, has had one of the highest crime rates in the world for a nation not at war.
CHALATENANGO, El Salvador — In his 28 years as a priest in El Salvador, Father Manuel Acosta has witnessed his share of violence. He lived through the killings of Catholic clergy, men and women religious, catechists and countless lay ministers persecuted during the country's civil conflict in the 1980s. He has also lived through decades of gang aggression against El Salvador's poor.
But he's still visibly shaken when he speaks about the recent spate of violence, an unexplained killing of three priests in less than three years. All were his former students.
"I had no words," said Acosta, a professor of theology at San Salvador's José Simeón Cañas Central American University, known as the UCA, recalling his thoughts Aug. 7, the morning he heard about the latest killing of yet another former student. This time, Father Ricardo Cortez was found dead after being shot in the head.
"And I remember a phrase I keep saying out loud: Who will be the fourth?"
In other words, who will be next?
El Salvador, in recent years, has had one of the highest crime rates in the world for a nation not at war. Until a few years ago, most priests had been able to avoid becoming victims of violence. But because crimes are rarely investigated, much less persecuted in the Central American nation, it's hard to figure out whether the killings represent a new pattern of crime or whether they are random.
In the case of Cortez, his main interest was the success of the St. Oscar Romero seminary in Santiago de Maria, where he was rector. On weekends, he left the seminary grounds to tend to a parish in his nearby home Diocese of Zacatecoluca, which is where he was headed to celebrate Mass when he was shot.
He was the third priest to have been assassinated since the April 2018 killing of Father Walter Osmir Vásquez Jiménez and the May 2019 killing of Father Cecilio Perez. A former sacristan was found guilty of aggravated homicide in February 2020 in Perez's murder, though many have doubts about whether he really was the culprit.
"It destroys my soul and my first reaction is 'until when, Lord, will you stop this?'" said Acosta, referencing Psalm 13: "How long, Lord?"
Each killing, he said, "has taken a bit of my heart with it. They were my students."
"Three priests have been killed. I don't know what to call this, if it's a grace, if it's just by chance, is it a revelation?" he said in a Dec. 11 interview with Catholic News Service.
What's clear is that Cortez, the last of the priests killed, was authentic, a hard worker, transparent and humble, he said.
"You could tell there was sincerity in his heart, honesty, and whatever he said to you came from his heart," Acosta said. "He didn't have two sides. He had no room for dishonesty."
Acosta said it was hard to think of why anyone would want any of his three former students dead, although the clergy in the El Salvador, as they did during the war, have in recent history taken part "in the passion of the people," meaning they, too, have suffered the same atrocities — torture, human rights abuses and death — as the rest of the poor populace.
In that sense, the poor, too, suffer not because of something they did, but because they cannot defend themselves and authorities do not defend them.
"The Salvadoran church, in its incarnation of the Gospel, has suffered the same fate as the poor," Acosta said. "As priests, we are proud of that, to have participated in the passion of the poor — with our blood. But, I insist, that has to encourage us to also be demanding of this current system with regard to impunity and the truth."
He said it is easy to get caught up in sentimentalism, saying "Father Ricardo lives," but his death has to mean more than that. It has to be the impetus to demand that no others die, priests or anyone else, and that no other crimes go unpunished, he said.
Sadly, he added, El Salvador has a long list of clergy and other members of the church, including St. Oscar Romero, who died at the hands of criminals who have never faced justice for their crimes.
"The government has been unable to clear up these crimes against humanity," Acosta said.
Catholic Church authorities, he said, have "lacked courage and prophecy, parrhesia, as the New Testament calls it, that boldness and strength we must have to ask for the truth."
The country's bishops have issued statements and spoken out against the violence, particularly after the last priest killing, but Acosta said he believes it has not been enough.
"And so, these killings, they go unpunished," he said.
After Cortez's death, the country's largest cooperative of priests "exhorted" the Salvadoran bishops' conference to speak out with force against the slaying of Cortez and carry out its own investigation. It also asked for the backing of religious groups and human rights organizations to join the cooperative in "demanding the truth in this abominable killing."
"Enough with the killing of priests in El Salvador," the members said in a press release.
Yet little has been done.
"It was the cry of a persecuted community. How long?" Acosta said. "How is it possible that they kill our priests and we're incapable of banding together?"
Forty years after killings, Salvadoran city claims Maryknoll Sisters as its own
Priest, a seminary rector, slain in El Salvador
Spain begins trial for killings of 5 Jesuits in El Salvador
murdered priest
Church in the Americas


LED for replacing 65-watt ceiling lights, compatible with major brand recessed cans, unveiled by Lighting Science Group.
Lighting manufacturer Lighting Science Group today unveiled a new LED light for ceilings.
The 15-watt Glimpse LED light is intended to replace 65-watt BR30 lights, and can be retrofit into most preexisting 5- to 6-inch recessed lighting cans or a J-Box. The light is dimmable down to 5 percent lighting capacity, according to the company.
The Energy Star-qualifying bulb is also "fully recyclable" and free of toxic chemicals, according to Lighting Science Group. Like almost all LEDs, it is also free of mercury.
The Glimpse LED is currently available via HomeDepot.com for $37. For a full list of specs, including the 11 can brands and five dimmer brands the bulb is compatible with, see the PDF the company released here.
The light, which has a 50,000-hour life, will be available in a 700-lumen version offering a color temperature of 2,700 Kelvin (warm yellow), a 750-lumen version in 3000 Kelvin (bright yellow), and a 775-lumen version in 4,000 Kelvin (white). The company released a video (shown below) showcasing the Glimpse LED light in each color.
The light will come with a five-year warranty.
The company made news in late August when it introduced its $15 LED bulb, which is equivalent to a 60-watt incandescent. That bulb was introduced at a significant price difference from competing LED bulbs, which were initially offered in the $30-$40 price range.
Updated at 1:25 p.m. PT with details on pricing and availability.


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Hippolyte Washington Gruener (* 23. Februar 1869 in New Haven, Connecticut; † 21. Februar 1961 in Cleveland, Ohio) war ein US-amerikanischer Chemiker.

Leben

Familie und Ausbildung
Der aus New Haven im Bundesstaat Connecticut gebürtige Hippolyte Gruener, Sohn des Leopold Gruener und dessen Ehefrau Katharine Kern, wandte sich nach dem Besuch der öffentlichen Schulen dem Studium der Chemie an der Yale University zu, dort erwarb er 1891 den akademischen Grad eines Bachelor of Arts, 1893 erfolgte seine Promotion zum Ph. D. Im Anschluss betrieb er postgraduale Studien an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München sowie an der Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität in Berlin.

Hippolyte Gruener, Angehöriger der protestantischen Glaubensgemeinschaft, Anhänger der Republikaner, heiratete am 21. Juni 1899 die aus Cleveland stammenden May Cole. Dieser Verbindung entstammten die Kinder Theodore, Katharine Lange und James Cole. Der in der Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights residierende Gruener starb Ende Februar 1961 zwei Tage vor Vollendung seines 92. Lebensjahres.

Beruflicher Werdegang
Hippolyte Gruener erhielt nach seinem Studienabschluss im Jahre 1895 eine Anstellung als Instructor in Chemistry am Adelbert College der Western Reserve University in Cleveland, dort wurde er 1898 zum Assistant Professor of Chemistry befördert. 1907 wechselte er auf eine ordentliche Professur in seinem Fachgebiet an das Mather College der Western Reserve University, 1939 wurde er feierlich in den Ruhestand verabschiedet.

Hippolyte Gruener, einer der führenden Chemiker der Vereinigten Staaten in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts, hielt Fellowships in der American Association for the Advancement of Science, in der American Public Health Association, sowie Mitgliedschaften in der American Chemical Society  sowie in der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft inne. Ihm zu Ehren wurde an der Case Western Reserve University der Hippolyte Gruener Prize for merit in chemistry ins Leben gerufen, welcher alljährlich an erfolgreiche Chemiestudenten vergeben wird.

Schriften
 Untersuchungen über die Haltbarkeit von Brechweinsteinlösungen, in: Zeitschrift für Analytische Chemie, v. 34, no. 1,  J.F. Bergmann, München, 1895, S. 72–73.
 The vapor pressure of sulphur at low temperatures, in: Journal of the American Chemical Society, v. 29, no. 10, American Chemical Society, Washington etc., 1907, S. 1396–1402.
 Silver nitrate formed by the action of nitric aid on silver sulphide, in: Journal of the American Chemical Society, v. 32, no. 9, American Chemical Society, Washington etc., 1910, S. 1030–1032.
 The progress of water filtration, with special reference to Cleveland, in: Western Reserve University bulletin. v. 16, no. 7, Western Reserve University, Cleveland, O., 1910, S. 159–171.
 Chemistry: the science of matter and its changes, Harper & brothers, New York, London, 1922
 zusammen mit Herman Peter Lankelma: Organic chemistry, Cleveland, O., 1933
 Chemical industries in Cleveland in 1895 and in 1934, Cleveland, O., 1937
 zusammen mit Herman Peter Lankelma: Introduction to organic chemistry, American book company, New York, Cincinnati [etc.], 1939
 zusammen mit Herman Peter Lankelma, Oliver Grummitt: Laboratory experiments in organic chemistry, Cleveland, 1946
 The story of chemistry; the nature and structure of matter--how chemistry is utilized in our present day economic and industrial development, in: Popular science library [1], P. F. Collier, New York, 1954

Literatur
 Directory of the living graduates of Yale University, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1914, S. 417.
 Who was who in America. : volume V, 1969-1973 with world notables, Marquis Who's Who, New Providence, NJ, 1973, S.

Weblinks

 Literatur von und über Hippolyte Gruener in der bibliografischen Datenbank WorldCat

Chemiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Case Western Reserve University)
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Gestorben 1961
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At ASA!
Posted on December 1, 2016 by scott
This year I'm a commuter over at the African Studies Association's annual meeting, as it's in Washington today through Saturday. If you're around. let's meet up! In particular, I'm promoting two social events in addition to the panel I'll be speaking on. Check them out!
Friday night the good people of Twitter will be congregating off-sit for our annual #ASA2016 tweet-up. Join us at Perry's in Adams Morgan, a short hop away from the Marriott, starting at 6:00.
Also Friday night, the newly founded Institute for African Studies at George Washington University will be hosting a reception back at the Marriott at Wardman Park. As the institute is new, there won't be tons of alumni hogging all the drinks and snacks – come hang out, meet people affiliated with the institute, and celebrate the opening of the new institute! 7:30-8:30, Virginia A.
Lastly, and most academically, I'll be presenting on a panel alongside several scholars of Uganda on Saturday at 2:00pm, in room Washington 3. The paper I'll be presenting on is a little bit of a departure for me: it will be less about radio, less about justice, and more about the work that words do in how we talk about the LRA conflict. Here's a snippet below the cut.
Dominic Ongwen is desribed as "one of the highest profile defectors," but Ongwen is not in the bush helping track down Kony but is actually sitting in The Hague awaiting trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Ongwen is a returnee, an alleged criminal, a former child soldier, a victim of LRA abduction – he is many things, but defector is probably not the most appropriate term. That the word is used to describe him calls into question who the rest of these defectors are. Also telling is the fact that the very next few paragraphs highlight the role of amnesty in encouraging rebels to come home – even though Ongwen received no such amnesty.
This seems to be evidence that defection, as a concept, is evacuated of its usual meaning as it is applied to any LRA fighters who surrender. But this broader application imposes the word's two-sided framework, with militaristic consequences. Some of the LRA fighters who come home may integrate into civilian life, but some may choose to help fight their former captors. If we think of them as defectors, these are sensible outcomes. But if we were to call these returnees former child soldiers, would we be so quick to accept their new role in continued warfare? This is the work that the word does – a militaristic lexicon urges us to accept military roles for defectors, when a more thorough reflection may lead us to conclude that former child soldiers should demobilize. It is important to juxtapose defection and demobilization. While both acknowledge that one is leaving ranks, the paths lead in different directions. Defection implies a changing of sides – a shifting of ideologies, but a continued fight. Demobilization, quite literally, signals an exit from the battlefield.
In an article about military humanitarianism, Sverker Finnström (2012) quotes a New York Times article from 2010 in which a U.S. officer states that "these ex-LRA guys don't have many skills, and it's going to be hard for them to re-integrate… But one thing they are very good at is hunting human beings in the woods" (132). Finnström rightly discusses this in the light of the fact that, that same year, President Barack Obama issued a waiver of enforcing the Child Soldier Prevention Act to the Congo and South Sudan, two countries where the LRA had been active, in the name of national security. As Finnström argues, we should feel uncomfortable about Obama's implicit (or maybe explicit) claim that the use of child soldiers is tolerated in the Global War on Terror, especially as former LRA fighters who escape conscription go into UPDF ranks rather than home to civilian life. The linguistic slippage of using "defection" to describe what should actually be demobilization is part of a larger global and militaristic process that normalizes warfare. I must admit, however, that "demobilization" itself also calls into action a technocratic and bureaucratic model for post-conflict realities, one that universalizes the LRA conflict to the logics of a global humanitarian regime, and both of these terms run the danger of either misrepresenting or flattening LRA returnees' lives. Acholi efforts to encourage rebels to defect or demobilize are, at their core, efforts to encourage children to come home. Dwog cen paco.
Hope to see you at ASA!
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Q: Strange paginate_links behavior. First page link is always whatever page I'm on, all other links are correct I'm using the following code to generate some pagination:
$wp_query = new WP_Query();
$wp_query->query('posts_per_page=5'.'&paged='.$paged);
$big = 999999999;
echo '
';
echo paginate_links(array(  'base' => '%_%',
                            'format' => str_replace($big, '%#%', esc_url(get_pagenum_link( $big ))),
                            'current' => max( 1, get_query_var('paged') ),
                            'total' => $wp_query->max_num_pages,
                            'end_size' =>4,
                            'type' => 'list'));
    echo '
';

Its generating my links correctly on the first page, but if I go to any other page everything is still correct except the link for page 1 is always the url of whatever page I am on.  Seems like I'm missing somthing simple, anyone know a fix?

A: Short answer:
Try
'base' => str_replace( $big, '%#%', esc_url( get_pagenum_link( $big ) ) ),
'format' => '?paged=%#%',

Long answer:
I took a look at the paginate_links() source code (v3.5.1) and there is this line (#)
$link = str_replace('%_%', 1 == $n ? '' : $format, $base);

that is giving you the empty first page link.
With your setup you have $base = "%_%" and $format = "http://example.com/page/%#%/" so this becomes:
$link = str_replace('%_%', 1 == $n ? '' : "http://example.com/page/%#%/", "%_%");

where we have two cases:
n=1:     $link = str_replace('%_%', '', "%_%");

n>1:     $link = str_replace('%_%', "http://example.com/page/%#%/", "%_%");

and after the replacement:
n=1:     $link = '';

n>1:     $link = "http://example.com/page/%#%/";

Here is an example of the output from paginate_links():

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4

5

6

Next »

If you use instead (#):
'base' => str_replace( $big, '%#%', esc_url( get_pagenum_link( $big ) ) ),
'format' => '?paged=%#%',

then you get:
$link = str_replace('%_%', 1 == $n ? '' : "?paged=%#%", "http://example.com/page/%#%");

Since no replacement will take place
$link = "http://example.com/page/%#%";

in both cases (n=1 and n>1) and you have a non empty first page link with the output of paginate_links():

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3

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5

6

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To have a non empty first page link it looks like  $format can be any string as long as $base doesn't include the string "%_%", i.e. these should work fine:
'format' => '?paged=%#%',
'format' => 'page/%#%',
'format' => 'asdfasdfasdfasdfasdf',

If you don't use permalinks, then the example in (#) will also give you non empty first page link since
$link = str_replace('%_%', 1 == $n ? '' : "?paged=%#%", "http://example.com/?paged=%#%");

with replacements.

A: Thanks birgire for help. I'm sharing the result of my paginate_links() which are working with custom taxonomy pages exactly as I need.
Hope this will help someone to fix it as quick as possible.
So here it is:
if (empty($pagerange)) {
    $pagerange = 2;
}
global $paged;
if (empty($paged)) {
    $paged = 1;
}
if ($numpages == '') {
    global $wp_query;
    $numpages = $wp_query->max_num_pages;
    if(!$numpages) {
        $numpages = 1;
    }
}
    $pagination_args = array(
     'base'            => str_replace('%_%', 1 == $paged ? '' : "?page=%#%", "?page=%#%"),
     'format'          => '?page=%#%',
     'total'           => $numpages,
     'current'         => $paged,
     'show_all'        => False,
     'end_size'        => 1,
     'mid_size'        => $pagerange,
     'prev_next'       => True,
     'prev_text'       => __(''),
     'next_text'       => __(''),
     'type'            => 'list',
     'add_args'        => false,
     'add_fragment'    => ''
    );

$paginate_links = paginate_links($pagination_args);

if ($paginate_links) {
    echo "
";
    echo $paginate_links;
    echo "
";
}

A: I stumbled on a same problem and found out that I can replace:
'current' => max( 1, get_query_var('paged') ),

with:
'current' => max( 1, get_query_var('page') ),

So just renamed 'paged' >'page' in query var and it works.

A: Bobz solution worked for me:
if ( get_query_var('paged') ) {
    $paged = get_query_var('paged');
} elseif ( get_query_var('page') ) {
    $paged = get_query_var('page');
} else {
    $paged = 1;
}

echo paginate_links(array(
    'current' => $paged,
    'prev_text' => __('Anterior'),
    'next_text' => __('Siguiente'),
    'total' => $variable->max_num_pages
));


Drysdale ended in a share of fourth after birdieing his final six holes on his way to a course-record 63, with Fox also qualifying when Daniel Im bogeyed the final hole.
At the top of the leaderboard, American Im and Frenchman Hebert both posted impressive totals of 67 to move onto 13 under par.
New Zealander Ryan Fox remains in contention at the European Tour's Irish Open after another solid round. Notes: McIlroy is the tournament host.
He recovered with a birdie on the next and shot three more on the front nine.
"Patience was the key for me as I was playing good, making good swings and I was saving a couple of good shots", said the Spaniard.
"My short game is not sharp enough and I'm making silly mistakes", said McIlroy, who refused to blame his performance on the fact he was busy at the start of the week because he was hosting the event.
"I knew there were spots, but it had totally gone from my mind", Ramsay said after a closing 66 that included four birdies and an eagle in the space of seven holes.
The four-time major victor will compete in next week's Scottish Open before heading down to Royal Birkdale for The Open Championship.
The player they call Rahmbo may be a man-mountain compared to the wiry teen who so enthralled the galleries in Wicklow but at just three years older than Garcia was in 1999 the 22-year-old falls firmly into the "golfing prodigy" category. I now need to practise hard over the weekend to get ready for next week and of course The Open.
Paul Dunne is best placed of the Irish contingent on eight under, along with others, including Jamie Donaldson and Soren Kjeldsen, two of 11 former Irish Open winners in the field.
Among those to miss the cut was local hero Graeme McDowell, who slumped to a six at the 18th, a double bogey which proved decisive in him missing the cut as he finished two under.


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Indu Menon (b. 13 June 1980 ) is an Indian novelist and short story writer.

Early life

Indu married Malayalam film director and poet Rupesh Paul. Rupesh and Indu have a daughter Gowri Maria and a son Adithya.

Awards and honours
 2003: Janapriya Puraskaram - The Lesbian Cow
 2004: EP sushama Endowment - Yoshithayurakkangal

Bibliography

Novels
 Kappalinekkurichoru Vichithrapusthakam (2015)
 Janafress Oru Kodiya Kamukan(2021)

Collections of short stories
 The Lesbian Cow (2002)
 Sangh parivar (2005)
 Hinduchayayulla Muslim Purushan (2007)
 Chumbanasabda thaaravali(2013)
 Indumenonte Kathakal (2013)
 Pazharasaththottam (2017)
 Lesbian Cow and Other Stories (2021) in English by Eka Westland. Translated by K. Nadakumar

Memoirs

 Enne Chumbikkan Padippicha sthreeye(2014)
 Ente thene ente aanandame  (2014)

Translations

 The Lesbian Cow (2002)
 Avar Chaayam thekkaatha Chavittu Padikalilirunnu Cholam Thinnumpol (2003)
 Anuragaththinte Pusthakam (2007)
 Nammute Raktham(2021) (Tribal Poetry)

Edited work

 Bhoomiyile  Penkuttikalkk (2005)
 Thanath Bhakshanavum Jeevanopadhiyum (2019)
 Unwritten Histories and Tribal Freedom Fighters (2020)

References

External links

 Blogger profile
 Interview with Menon at DC Books (in Malayalam)

1980 births
Living people
Writers from Kozhikode
Indian bloggers
Indian women bloggers
Indian women short story writers
Indian memoirists
21st-century Indian short story writers
21st-century Indian women writers
Women writers from Kerala
Malayalam novelists
Women memoirists
21st-century memoirists
Recipients of the Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar


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Keynote, Plenary and Special Presentation Speakers
Home>About Us>Plenaries & Workshops>Keynote, Plenary and Special Presentation Speakers
2014 Annual Conference Speaker Biographies
Michael S. Barr
Michael S. Barr has been a Professor of the University of Michigan since 2001, where he teaches various classes which include Financial Institutions, Financial Derivatives, International Finance, Jurisdiction and Choice of Law, and Transnational Law; he also co-founded the International Transactions Clinic. Mr. Barr has his Juris Doctor from Yale Law School, his Master of Philosophy in International Relations from Magdalen College, Oxford University, and his Bachelors of Arts, which was also from Yale. From 2009-2010, he served as the U.S Department of the Treasury's Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions where he was a main architect for the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Mr. Barr has written extensively on the subjects of financial services and financial regulation. Some of the books that he has written include titles such as No Slack: The Financial Lives of Low-Income Americans, Insufficient Funds, and Building Inclusive Financial Systems. Mr. Barr is also Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress Institution.
Plenary and Special Presentation Speakers
Patrick K. Adams
Patrick K. Adams serves as CEO of St. Louis Community Credit Union. As a full-service Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), the organization is dedicated to increasing the standard of living and bettering the lifestyles of countless consumers. St. Louis Community Credit Union offers branches in financially underserved locations, second-chance products and free financial education as part of its overall giveback to the community.
Mr. Adams has devoted more than 35 years of his career to the financial services industry. Before joining St. Louis Community Credit Union in 1987, he held various leadership positions with other large St. Louis area credit unions. He was appointed President & CEO of St. Louis Community in January 2008. Prior to that, Mr. Adams was Executive Vice President of the institution. In his current role as CEO, he oversees and provides strategic direction for all aspects of the Credit Union, as well as its 501(c)(3) entity - the St. Louis Community CU Foundation. Under Mr. Adams' leadership, St. Louis Community has grown to more than $230 million in assets and serves 51,000+ members.
As one of the nation's most dynamic and versatile credit union advocates, Mr. Adams is often called upon to deliver motivational speeches to credit union audiences throughout the United States. His high energy, enthusiasm and entertaining sessions challenge individuals to rethink old strategies and begin concentrating on the future. He has carried his pro-credit union message to countless audiences throughout the country. Mr. Adams also authors a weekly informational and empowerment blog (The P.A.), and has written numerous articles for trade and consumer publications.
As an active member of the community, Mr. Adams sits on a number of local advisory committees and is involved with several community based initiatives focusing on education and social justice within the financial services arena. He is a graduate of the Focus St. Louis Leadership Class (2010-11). In 2010, Mr. Adams received an award for participation and support from the Missouri Lighthouse for the Blind's Summer Transition Employment Program (STEP). He also serves on the board of directors for Credit Union Lending Systems (CULS).
Ann Baddour
Ann Baddour, Senior Policy Analyst, is the state director of Texas Appleseed projects aimed at bringing low-income and immigrant consumers into the financial mainstream. She is actively involved in reform of regulations governing payday and auto title lending in Texas to build greater consumer protection into these transactions. Her work in the areas of immigrant financial education and improving consumer disclosure and protection in remittance transactions has been presented at economic conferences in Benin, Africa; Mexico; and the European Union. Ann also oversees Texas Appleseed's project on protecting the rights of immigrants with mental disabilities in the immigration court and detention system. Ann is a Fulbright Scholar with a Master of Public Affairs Degree from the LBJ School of Public Affairs and a Masters Degree in Middle Eastern Studies from The University of Texas at Austin.
David Carroll is Quicken Loans' "Vice President of Miscellaneous Stuff." He joined Quicken Loans in 1991 and over the years has been responsible for a variety of areas, including mortgage operations, technology, Legal and Human Resources. Currently, he is involved with all of Quicken Loans Detroit initiatives, including real estate acquisition and use, space planning, incentive programs, community affairs and government relations.
Prior to joining Quicken Loans, David worked as an attorney in the real estate department of Chapman and Cutler, a Chicago law firm. He currently serves as a board member of New Detroit, JARC, Junior Achievement of Southeastern Michigan, Bizdom, the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation and the Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation.
David received a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Michigan and a law degree from the University of Michigan Law School.
Deyanira Del Rio
Deyanira Del Rio is co-director of New Economy Project, an economic justice organization based in New York City. Dey has worked with grassroots groups around the country to promote financial inclusion and economic opportunity in low income and immigrant communities. She has led corporate and regulatory accountability campaigns, organized coalitions, published research and reports, and co-authored know-your-rights curricula on fair lending and financial justice issues. Recently she launched a loan fund to support immigrant families applying for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
A longtime advocate for cooperative finance, Dey serves as board chair of the Lower East Side People's Federal Credit Union, and in 2013 was elected board chair of the Inclusiv. She also serves on the board of directors of New Immigrant Community Empowerment, a worker center in Jackson Heights, Queens.
Mary Dunn
Mary Mitchell Dunn is senior vice president and deputy general counsel of the Credit Union National Association (CUNA). Located in CUNA's Washington, DC office, Mary leads the association's Regulatory Advocacy team and efforts, working closely with a number of other CUNA key staff. CUNA is the largest credit union advocacy organization, representing the interests of state and federal credit unions which serve over 99 million consumers and small businesses across the country.
While Mary's responsibilities are wide-ranging, she and her team focus on representing credit unions' interests before all federal agencies that affect credit unions including the National Credit Union Administration, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Federal Reserve Board, the Small Business Administration and other federal agencies as well as the White House. She and her team work closely with other key CUNA staff and provide a variety of informative publications and communications, such as the weekly CUNA Regulatory Advocacy Report, to ensure members are fully current on significant regulatory issues. Under Mary's direction, CUNA's Regulatory Advocacy team prepares CUNA's comment letters to federal agencies on all pending proposals CUNA identifies as important for credit unions.
Prior to becoming Deputy General Counsel in 2008, Mary was CUNA Associate General Counsel, Regulatory Advocacy. She joined CUNA in 1987, serving on the staff of the National Association of Federal Credit Unions before moving to CUNA. She was on the staff of the U.S. League of Savings Institutions prior to working for NAFCU.
Mary has a bachelor's degree in Political Science and English from the University of Arkansas, a master's degree in Legislative Affairs from George Washington University, and her law degree from George Mason University School of Law.
Don Graves
Don Graves advises President Obama on strengthening the nation's economy and the competitiveness of the United States, and on ways to create jobs, opportunity, and prosperity for the American people. He was appointed by the President as Executive Director of the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness at the White House. Mr. Graves has also been appointed by the President to lead the Administration's efforts in the city of Detroit, coordinating and facilitating the federal government's investment in Detroit and working with City, State, Business, Non-profit and community stakeholders.
Mr. Graves also currently serves as Counselor to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and previously served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Small Business, Community Development and Housing Policy at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. In this role, Mr. Graves managed a portfolio of policy issues including business and small business finance and development, housing finance, community and economic development, capital access, job creation and issues related to underserved communities. In addition, Mr. Graves oversaw the Small Business Lending Fund, the State Small Business Credit Initiative and the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund. Previously, he served as a partner with Graves, Horton, Askew & Johns, LLC. He is the former Director of Public Policy for the Business Roundtable.
Mr. Graves holds degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from Williams College and Juris Doctor from the Georgetown University Law Center where he received the Dean's Award. He served as volunteer Chief Executive Officer of Progress Through Business, a national nonprofit focused on economic development, supporting lower-income employees and sustainability. He also served on the Board of Trustees of the Community Reinvestment Fund and Board of Directors of the Center on Business and Poverty, the Advisory Boards of Wall Street Without Walls, and the Greater Washington Board of Trade's Small Business Network.
Rita L. Haynes
For 50 years Rita L. Haynes has served Faith Community United Credit Union in Cleveland, OH as its director, manager, treasurer and CEO. Miss Haynes was recruited as Secretary to the Board of Directors of the credit union in 1958. The credit union was facing tough times with the Division of Regulations; Ms. Haynes recruited her husband and friends and together they turned the credit union around. Under Ms. Haynes' leadership the credit union moved to its current location and grew to over $2,000,000 in assets with the help of Working for Empowerment Through Community Organizing (WECO). Key Bank, formerly Society National Bank, donated the building and a joint grant from Eli Lilly Foundation provided compensation for staff. Ms. Haynes led Faith Community United to become an SBA approved business lender and a partner with Fannie Mae and HUD.
Active in the Cleveland credit union community, Ms. Haynes served as Chairman of Inner City Association of Minority Credit Unions from 1982-1992. She was a member of the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Chapter of Credit Unions of the Ohio Credit Union League for fifteen years and named Volunteer of the Year in 1995. She is also a founding member of the Ohio Credit Union Foundation in Columbus, OH. Ms. Haynes received the Tom Joyner "Hardest Working Women Award" in 2007.
Ms. Haynes was elected to the Board of the Inclusiv in 1992, serving as its Faith-Based Credit Union Committee Chairperson until 2001 when she was elected Chairperson of the Board of Directors. She served in this capacity until 2006 and remained on the Board until 2008 when term limits were implemented.
Ms. Haynes was instrumental in helping establish the Americorp VISTA program at Faith Community United in 1992, a federal service program aimed at alleviating poverty and strengthening low-income communities, as well as the IDA (Individual Development Account) program focusing on financial education and saving.
Faith Community United was awarded a $350,000 CDFI equity grant to build capacity in the first round of CDFI funding in 1996. Inclusiv, with Ms. Haynes as Board Chair, led in the effort to create the CDFI Fund, which was established under President Bill Clinton in 1994.
M. Haynes' dedication and involvement in the credit union movement includes speaking in Washington, DC at the Black Caucus Forum, at the invitation of the late US Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones. She also testified in 2007 before the US House Domestic Policy Subcommittee-Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing on Foreclosure, Predatory Mortgage and Payday Lending in American Cities. Chairman Representative Dennis J. Kucinich invited Ms. Haynes to share how Faith's Grace Loan Program could be an alternative to Payday Lenders.
Ms. Haynes' many accolades include the 2005 Pete Crear Lifetime Achievement Award of the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) in Nassau, Bahamas. Ms. Haynes was also honored by CUNA Foundation with the Herb Wegner Lifetime Achievement Award in Washington, DC in 2008. Ms. Haynes was appointed to serve on the Credit Union Council for the State of Ohio by Governor Ted Strickland from 2008 until 2010. Rita retired as CEO of Faith Community United Credit Union in 2011. Since then, Ms. Haynes has been inducted into the Bill Herring Group, a foundation to support credit union education and expansion. The small credit union program of the Ohio Credit Union League was designated "The Haynes Circle" recently in recognition of her work with and for small credit unions.
Alex Horowitz
Alex Horowitz is the research officer for the Safe Small-Dollar Loans Research Project, which is an initiative that studies the experiences, needs, and motivations of the borrowers of payday loan, auto-title loan, and other various small-credit products. He manages and oversees a series of experiments, surveys, and analyses which are designed in order to identify and illuminate the dangers and benefits of small-credit products and also to examine the impacts of potential regulations and market practices. Mr. Horowitz has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Harvard University. He has worked at Hart Research, a polling firm, where he conducted strategic opinion research for clients in nonprofit, public, private sectors. Alex Horowitz has also worked in media relations, baseball information, and communications for the Cincinnati Reds and the Florida Marlins.
Jonathan Morduch
Jonathan Morduch is a Public Policy and Economics Professor at NYU Wagner Graduate School, as well as Executive Director of the Financial Access Initiative. One of his latest projects is the Financial Diaries, which is his journey throughout the US, listening to the families and speaking to them about their financial situation and figuring out how to improve their current situation. Mr. Morduch is also a co-author of two economics books, Portfolios of the Poor: How the World's Poor Live on $2 a Day and The Economics of Microfinance, and has taught Economics at Harvard University. He has also held visiting positions at Princeton, Stanford, and the University of Tokyo. Mr. Morduch has worked for prestigious institutions such as the United Nations and the World Bank, as well as advising global NGOs. He graduated from Brown with a Bachelors of Arts and from Harvard with a Ph.D., both in Economics. In December 2008, Mr. Morduch was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Université Libre de Bruxelles for in order to recognize his work on microfinance. Currently, he is creating a theoretical agenda with Jonathan Conning, an economics Professor at Hunter College, in order to understand how governments and philanthropists can utilize market forces in order to create social change.
Kirsten S. Moy
Kirsten S. Moy is the Director of Scale Initiatives, Economic Opportunities Program (EOP), at the Aspen Institute. In this capacity, she is the project manager for two Aspen initiatives focused on achieving scale in the nonprofit industry: the Asset Platform and the EITC Platform. She came to the Institute in 2001 after serving as director for the Community Development Innovation and Infrastructure Initiative, a national research project on the future of community development and community development finance. Ms. Moy also served as the first director of the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund in the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Prior to joining Treasury, she designed products for pension funds and other institutional investors to invest in affordable housing and community development initiatives. She is the co-author of New Pathways to Scale for Community Development Finance and Changing Capital Markets and Their Implications for Community Development Finance.
Dennis Nolan
Dennis Nolan the Deputy Director for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund). In this capacity, he is responsible for developing policies, operating procedures, internal controls, and short-and long-range strategic plans, as well as providing direction for the CDFI Fund's award programs.
Mr. Nolan has over 25 years of experience in federal financial management. Prior to joining the CDFI Fund, he was the Deputy Chief Financial Officer in the Department of Administration and Finance at the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC). Mr. Nolan also served as Deputy Vice President in the Department of Administration and Finance at MCC.
Prior to the MCC, he was the Deputy Director in the Office of Financial Management at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) where he was responsible for financial management including policy development, systems, reporting, and cost management. He also served as Director of Resolution Analysis, Special Assistant to the Chief Financial Officer, and Special Assistant to the Director of the Division of Finance for over 10 years at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) where he was instrumental in the development of FDIC's loan securitization program, financial analysis of failed financial institutions, and financial systems implementation. Mr. Nolan also served at the Resolution Trust Corporation (1990-2002), and the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (1986-1989).
Prior to joining the federal government, Mr. Nolan spent two years in public accounting and was the Chief Financial Officer of a 13 branch bank in Florida.
Mr. Nolan holds a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Accounting from the University of South Florida.
Luis Pastor
Luis Pastor has been the CEO of Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) since 2001. During his tenure as CEO, LCCU has become a national model for institutions that are seeking to provide services to unbanked and low-income immigrant communities and to provide financial education. The Latino Community Credit Union has received many awards, including the first Wachovia NEXT Award to drive high potential community development financial institutions to a next level of success, growth, and staying power. Luis Pastor has a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Business Administration at the Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain, a Master's in Human Resources from Centros de Estudios Fiancieros, Madrid, Spain; and a Masters of Business Administration from Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, Spain.
Lisa J. Servon
Lisa J. Servon is Professor and former dean at Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy. Professor Servon holds a B.A in Political Science from Bryn Mawr College, an M.A in History of Art from the University of Pennsylvania, and a PhD in Urban Planning from the University of California, Berkeley. She teaches and conducts research in the areas of urban poverty, community development, economic development, and issues of gender and race. Specific areas of expertise include the financial lives of low-income communities, microenterprise development, and capacity-building for community-based organizations. Current research focuses on the alternative financial services industry. Her work has been funded by the Open Society Institute, the Aspen Institute, the Ford Foundation, the Fannie Mae Foundation and others. She spent 2004-2005 as Senior Research Fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington, DC. Servon is the author or editor of numerous journal articles and four books: Bridging the Digital Divide: Technology, Community, and Public Policy (Blackwell 2002), and Bootstrap Capital: Microenterprises and the American Poor (Brookings 1999), Gender and Planning: A Reader (With Susan Fainstein, Rutgers University Press 2005), and Otra Vida es Posible: Practicas Economicas Alternativas Durante la Crisis (With Manuel Castells, Joana Conill, Amalia Cardenas and Sviatlana Hlebik. UOC Press 2012).


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Mitali Borude
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Mitali Borude is an Indian fashion designer and businesswoman known as the wife of Amit Thackeray. Amit is famous for being the son of Maharastra Navnirman Sena Raj Thackeray.
1 Early life
On May 15, 1992, Mitali Borude was born in Mumbai, Maharastra, India. As of 2021, she is 29 years old and her sun sign is Taurus. He was born to his father Dr. Sanjay Borude and her mother's name is not revealed. Likewise, she has attended FAD International. Also, she went to Sophia College and graduated with a degree in fashion design.
Mitali Borude is a fashion designer and started her won clothesline brand titled The Rack, in 2015. Later, she also opened an outlet in Bandra in partner with her sister-in-law Urvashi Thackeray. Likewise, she is also co-founder of Laber House of Mira. Besides, she is also famous for being the wife of Amit Thackeray. And, he is famous and got media attention as the son of Raj Thackeray.
Caption; Mitali Borude's father-in-law Raj Thackeray while delivering his speech. Source(Biography Mask)
By launching the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Sena, the Shiv Sena's student wing, Raj Thackeray started his political career. He rose to fame during the 1990 Maharashtra assembly elections. Likewise, in 199os, he thought himself to be the heir of his uncle, Balasaheb.
In January 2006, he resigned from the Shiv Sena after years of being neglected. Additionally, he also made an announcement about his intention to form a new political party. On March 9, 2006, he founded the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena party in Mumbai. Similarly, he also provides the party name a theme Sons of Soil. He has mentioned that the party's foundation is that he does not want to have a feud with his uncle. Also, said that his uncle "was, is, and always will be (his) mentor."
More about career
In the year 2008, against the dominance of North Indians, he led violent activities in Maharashtra, especially against Up and Bihar. Moreover, Australian cricketers were banned to participate in IPL season 3 in Mumbai by his political party and Shiv Sena. Thus, it was a protest against the attacks on Indian students in Australia. Later on, MNS workers started blackening English signboards to impose Marathi signboards be used, in September 2008.
Hence, he threatened to ban the Bachchan family's films unless Jaya Bachchan apologized, in the same year. The main reason behind it was Jaya Bachchan said that 'we are the people of UP so we will speak Hindi, not Marathi'. In addition, MNS workers started to attack theaters featuring movies related to Jaya. Similarly, superstar Amitabh Bachchan (husband of Jaya) apologized for it. Later, MNS workers cut in the screening of the movie Wake Up Sid on its release, on October 2, 2009.
Mitali Borude tied the wedding knot on January 27, 2019, with Amit Thackeray. At St Regis Hotel in Lower Parel, the wedding ceremony took place in the traditional Maharashtrian style. Likewise, the ceremony was attended by Bollywood celebs, leading politicians, and noted personalities for different fields.
Caption: Mitali Borude with her husband Amit. Source(Instagram)
Likewise, some of the guests were Debendra Fadnavis, CV Rao, Pankaja Munde, Sachin Tendulkar, Bharat Ratna, and more. Besides, Bollywood stars like Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Sonali Kulkarni, etc came and gave them blessings. Previously, the duo started dating in the last decades. And, on December 11, 2017, they engaged in a private ceremony.
Mitali Borude is very pretty and beautiful undoubtedly. She is quite tall and stands about 5 feet 5 inches tall (165 cm/ 1.65 m). Also, she has been maintaining her body structure and her overall body weight is 58 kg (128 lbs). Additionally, her body measurement i.e, breast, waist, hips are 34-38-35 inches respectively. Also, she wears a bra size of 34 B and a shoe size of 6 US. Mitali has black eye color and dark brown hair color. She is also active on her Instagram account named @mitalithacks with 311 followers.
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Posted by Miranda Siwak | Jun 17, 2019 | Entertainment, First Look, Movies, People, Retro Pop! | 0
Here come the Jets — and the Sharks! The highly anticipated film adaptation of the iconic Broadway musical West Side Story is coming, from the creative mind of director Steven Spielberg. The tale is currently in production, starring former YA boyfriend Ansel Elgort and high school student Rachel Zegler as the two romantic leads.
While the cast prepares their vocals and whips their dance moves into shape, 20th Century Fox has released the first cast image on set — and it'll take you to the streets of 1950s New York City.
While the entire cast isn't pictured, we see the rival Sharks and Jets gangs led by Maria and Tony (Zegler and Elgort, respectively) set against a sepia-toned city street.
Roll call! In the image — from left to right — we see Jet members Anybodys (Ezra Menas), Mouthpiece (Ben Cook), Action (Sean Harrison Jones), Riff (Mike Faist), Baby John (Patrick Higgins), and Tony (Elgort) holding hands with Maria (Zegler), as the lineup continues through the Sharks on the opposite side. The Sharks pictured, from left to right, are Bernardo (David Alverez), Quique (Julius Anthony Rubio), Chago (Ricardo Zayas), Chino (Josh Andrés Rivera), Braulio (Sebastian Serra), and Pipo (Carlos Sánchez Falú).
The film, produced and directed by Spielberg, features a script from Tony Kushner (Angels in America) and choreography from Justin Peck (New York City Ballet, Carousel).
The film will be released by Disney on Dec. 18, 2020.
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Southampton sign Ings on permanent deal from Liverpool
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Southampton have signed striker Danny Ings from Liverpool on a permanent deal after an impressive loan spell at St Mary's, the Premier League club said on Monday.
Ings joined the south coast side on a season-long loan in August 2018, and the club on Monday said it has now signed the player on a three-year deal.
British media reported the Saints paid Liverpool 20 million pounds ($25.3 million) for the 26-year-old.
Ings, who scored seven league goals in 24 games with the Saints last season, reported back at their training base for the first day of pre-season on Monday and said he was happy with the move.
"It feels good," Ings, who has one England cap to his name, told the club website https://southamptonfc.com/news/2019-07-01/announcement-danny-ings-southampton-liverpool-permanent-transfer-completed.
"Obviously being here for a season already, I felt like it was very up and down for me personally, with a few niggles and small injuries, and that was off the back of not having a strong pre-season.
"Now I've signed permanently, I feel great. I've looked after myself over the summer, and I'm just raring to go for the new season."
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It is no secret that lawyers as a group are an unhappy lot. I could give my own explanation for this but today, after we have just sworn in a President who is starting a new career, I thought I would share a few thoughts about career changes and career happiness (I'll save my political comments for Facebook).
Once upon a time (i.e. back in the 1980's when I was coming into the workforce), career professionals were quick to tell college students to follow their passions. The idea was to identify a career that inspired you and that was consistent with your skills and vocational interests. If you followed this path, career success was sure to follow.