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Florida Deputy Allegedly Posed as 11-Year-Old Girl to Lure 9-Year-Old into Sexual Abuse
by Alberto Luperon | 4:38 pm, June 20th, 2019
A Florida deputy with the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office has been arrested for allegedly attempting to lure a young girl into sexual abuse. He was fired over the allegation.
Cansas Sadler Jr., 41, is charged in his home county with using a computer to solicit a child while misrepresenting age, using a computer to solicit a child, and using a two-way communications device to facilitate a felony, according to his former employer. He's also being charged for transmission of material harmful to a minor by electronic device in Polk County.
"I'm always disheartened when someone sworn to serve and protect commits any crime, much less crimes of this nature," said Okaloosa Sheriff Larry Ashley in a statement. "It's an affront to all the hard-working, dedicated law enforcement officers who work tirelessly each day to keep our citizens safe. I want to thank our investigators and their counterparts from the Polk County Sheriff's Office. As Okaloosa County Sheriff, I greatly appreciate their teamwork and professionalism in working to develop the evidence, arrest, and hold the suspect accountable."
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd went through the details in a press conference Thursday. He said that Sadler–the father of an 11-year-old girl and a 16-year-old girl–had recently joined the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office after time as an U.S. Army Ranger and trainer, and had been working as a new deputy on a probationary basis.
According to authorities, the defendant contacted the 9-year-old through a gaming app called "the Wolf." The alleged victim was pretending to be 11, said Judd. Sadler allegedly posed as a girl named "Jade," also 11.
The defendant groomed his target to prepare her for sexual abuse, said authorities. "Jade" claimed to have been having sex with her dad's friend "Jason," and Jason wanted to have sex with the 9-year-old, according to this account. This situation allegedly progressed to "Jason" (read: Sadler) exchanging nude photos with the child.
The girl's family put a stop to this, according to Judd. Her old sister discovered that the child was communicating with an adult man, and told their mom about it. Mom started looking through the 9-year-old's phone when there was a call, said Judd. Guess who was allegedly on the other end: It was "Jason." The mother called Polk County deputies. They looked into this, then contacted their Okaloosa counterparts.
Judd suggested that there may be more victims: "But I can tell you, you don't arrive at the age of 41 and do this for the first time. He didn't just happen to be on a gaming site grooming a nine-year-old child–and that's what he did."
It's unclear if Sadler has an attorney in this matter.
[Mugshot via Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office]
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JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Cummins last week celebrated the 40th anniversary of its Jamestown Engine Plant, which produces heavy-duty truck engines for the North American market.
The milestone stirred strong emotions among those with ties to the plant, since just 10 years ago the future of the plant was very much in doubt. Cummins was struggling with excess engine-building capacity in 2002 and needed to consolidate production in either Columbus, Ind. or in Jamestown. With Columbus serving as the corporate headquarters for Cummins as well as its founding location, a betting man may have written off the Jamestown plant.
However the company decided to consolidate production in Jamestown, which during speeches last week, executives past and present said has turned out to be the correct decision.
(The Columbus plant now houses production of the ISV5.0 engine Cummins introduced last year).
Among those who cast a vote for Jamestown was Jim Kelly, who was plant manager from 1989 to 1992 and the president of Cummins' engine business from 2005-2010. When Kelly oversaw production in Jamestown, it was churning out about 65 engines a day, four days a week. Today, it produces 400 engines per day.
Kelly, now retired, said the attribute that makes the Jamestown plant special is its "can-do" attitude.
Ignacio Garcia served as plant manager from 1998-2003, during the time when speculation of the plant's closure was omnipresent.
"When I was here, there were a lot of times we were really concerned about the future of heavy-duty engines for the company," he said. Garcia credited the introduction of the ISX engine platform and the company's decision to move production to Jamestown as the key decisions that have resulted in the company's turnaround.
The Cummins ISX15 is produced at the company's Jamestown Engine Plant.
Garcia said the move to Jamestown occurred over the Christmas holidays, with 90 trailers of equipment being relocated and many employees working through the holidays to ensure production was ready to ramp up in January 2003.
Crompton noted that since the plant's opening in 1974, 8,500 inches of snow has fallen on Jamestown but the plant has not shut down for a single snow day. About 40 trailers full of Cummins engines leave the plant each day, destined for truck plants across North America.
The Jamestown plant produced its 1.5 millionth engine in 2013 and today employs about 1,500 people.
In addition to the ISX, the Jamestown plant also builds the ISM, which is exported to Mexico, as well as the Cummins Westport ISX12 G natural gas engine.
On Saturday, members of the community and employees' families were invited to tour the pant, which is the region's biggest private employer and the largest contributor to the local United Way. Employees there are allowed to work at least four hours per year on public service projects while on the clock.
The Cummins Jamestown Engine Plant.


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2 The Riches of Tracy Butler
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Who is Tracy Butler?
Tracy Butler was born in the United States of America, and is a meteorologist, best known for her work as a part of ABC 7 with which she is a part of the program "News This Morning", and also the entertainment program "Windy City Live".
WHAT A TERRIFIC SURPRISE I had this morning when my dear friend, Ed Pearson, strolled thru the studio!!! A former ABC7…
Posted by Tracy Butler on Thursday, May 17, 2018
The Riches of Tracy Butler
How rich is Tracy Butler? As of mid-2018, sources inform us of a net worth that is over $1 million, mostly earned through success as a meteorologist. She's served for many years, and has been a part of numerous broadcasts throughout her career.
While there is little information about Tracy's early life, it is known that she grew up in the United States; her father served in the US military and she grew up very close to him. She also had two brothers, and her grandmother often stayed with them during the summers – during high school, her grandmother was often home watching "All My Children".
After matriculating, Tracy went on to study for a bachelor's degree at Mississippi State University. After completing her four years there, she went to the University of Oregon, Pennsylvania and finally got her certification. One of her first jobs was as a part of WTRF-TV broadcasting in Western Virginia, where she stayed until 1988, and would then become the chief weather anchor at WFMJ-TV located in Youngstown, Ohio for the next three years, before moving to Richmond, Virginia to anchor weathercasts as a part of WRIC-TV; he did the morning and noon weather reports for the network.
Further Work in Meteorology
In 1995 Butler became a part of ABC 7 News, which hired her as a meteorologist to report for the program "This Morning". She grew her popularity from becoming one of the regular faces of the morning broadcasts, for many years to come. She also provided weather updates during the entertainment program "Windy City Live", which was a daily talk and entertainment program. She also substituted for anchors of weather reports in "Good Morning America", in place of Spencer Christian and Tony Perkins when they were not able to make the day's broadcast.
Posted by Tracy Butler on Friday, May 11, 2018
Butler would become a member of both the National Weather Association, as well as the American Meteorological Society. She's received several awards over the course of her career, including being named as "Woman of the Year" by the Executive Women's Golf Association, gaining the Illinois Treasurer's Public Service Award, and a Public Education Award from the MS Society Illinois Chapter. In 2014, she was also rewarded an Emmy Award alongside the ABC 7 Weather team, for the special they created entitled "Surviving the Storm".
Good evening, friends…Earlier this week, I got to meet Michael Fishman, who plays D.J., on Roseanne. This prompted a…
Posted by Tracy Butler on Friday, May 4, 2018
Later Work
Tracy also collaborated with Scott Woodruff on a golf program called "the Duke Classic", commemorating long-time ABC 7 cameraman Michael Dukewich who passed away, and which accumulated $60,000 in profit, which was divided between the Greater Chicago Food Depository and the Wounded Warrior Project. She also started the Weather Sketcher's Club, which encourages children aged 13 and under to send in their weather related drawings, using markers, pencils, crayons, and paint, so that they can be aired as a part of the program "This Morning".
Who's ready for another #royalwedding? I admit, I will watch the coverage! After all, it's still sleeping in for me. :). pic.twitter.com/jq0is9vhY0
— Tracy Butler (@TracyButlerABC7) May 18, 2018
Tracy is married and she met her husband – strangely nameless – on a blind date organized by her cousin, and they married in 1992; they would go on to have two children. Her husband is very supportive of her work and even threw a party when she completed her studies at the University of Oregon, Pennsylvania. A lot of people often comment about the things she wears on camera as well as her hair. Due to her popularity on television, she often gets asked by people about her wardrobe, and this has prompted her to keep a dress calendar so that she can remember what she wore that day and help people. She also loves golf, and during her free time participates in various charity golf programs.
Is Tracy Butler on Social Media?
Similar to many news and weather personalities, Butler is very active on social media, particularly on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, on which she posts a lot of her recent work, including podcasts and videos of her on set. She also updates people about the weather through her social media accounts. Her Instagram account, on the other hand shows some of her daily endeavors and has pictures of her behind the scenes at the ABC.
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AS of today, 9/11/2018, has Tracy changed makeup or something? Her complexion has seemed lighter more plain. Has just looked that way for the last week or so. MY wife say different eye shadow? Something just seems different. Dabs.
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November 6, 2013 by Julie Sinclairtags: 1940s, 1980s, limited edition, out this week, Steelbook
It's a Wonderful Life 65th Anniversary Edition: Nothing marks Christmas quite like Frank Capra's family favourite; It's a Wonderful Life. This 65th Anniversary blu-ray edition includes a colourised and black and white version of the film starring James Stewart, plus a reproduction of the original 1946 theatrical poster and four limited edition art cards.
UK Order: It's a Wonderful Life: 65th Anniversary Edition
US Order: It's A Wonderful Life – 65th Anniversary Edition
Broadchurch (Special Edition): No one does tears like Olivia Colman in this gritty murder mystery that kept viewers guessing right to its bitter finale. If you missed it the first time around, or just want to see it in its full blu-ray glory, now's your chance. This special edition includes behind the scenes footage, deleted scenes and commentaries with Olivia Colman and David Tennant.
UK Order: Broadchurch (Special Edition) on Blu-ray
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Doctor Who – The Complete Box Set Series 1-7: The complete collection of Doctor Who Series 1-7, featuring the ninth, tenth and eleventh Doctors (Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant and Matt Smith) is now available to buy as a blu-ray box set. It looks like UK fans might have been short changed, however, as they appear to miss out on extras included in the US and Canada box set, including the nifty universal remote control sonic screwdriver and a bonus disc.
UK Order: Doctor Who/The Complete Box Set – Series 1-7
JFK: Also hot off the press this week is a limited edition steelbook of the 1992 film, which follows New Orleans' attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into President John F Kennedy's assassination. In the US, a 50 Year Commemorative Ultimate Edition is also available to pre-order on blu-ray, packed with collectibles including a reproduction inaugral address and Campaign poster.
UK Order: JFK Limited Edition Steelbook
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The Snowman/The Snowman and the Snowdog: Raymond Briggs' 1982 classic animated tale, the Snowman, plus the sequel screened last Xmas, The Snowman and the Dog.
UK Order: The Snowman / The Snowman and the Snowdog
Mad Men Seasons 1-6: All six seasons of the critically acclaimed Mad Men is now available to buy in this Blu-ray box set, which charts the lives of the Madison Avenue advertisers in the 50s and 60s, headed up by the charismatic Don Draper (Jon Hamm). Chain smoking never looked so good!
UK Order: Mad Men – Season 1-6 [Blu-ray]
Fifth Element: A limited edition steelbook of the 1997 Luc Besson cult sci-fi classic is now remastered and transferred to Blu-ray. Bruce Willis stars as a down-and-out cabbie who must win the love of the scantily clad Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) to save Earth from destruction.
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CBS Sunday Morning Features Openly Secular This Week!
Posted byMandisa L. Thomas April 17, 2015 Posted inUncategorized
*Black Nonbelievers, Inc. is a proud movement partner with Openly Secular, and we encourage Nonbelievers from all backgrounds to speak up and identify if they can. We are all working together to show support, and show that we are not alone. ~Mandisa
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Starring on CBS Sunday Morning April 19th: The Openly Secular Campaign
Washington D.C. − The CBS Sunday Morning television news magazine program will feature a segment on Openly Secular this Sunday, April 19.
Hosted by Mo Rocca, the segment focuses on Todd Stiefel, the chair of Openly Secular, Neil Carter, a teacher in Jackson, Mississippi who blogs as "Godless in Dixie;" Mandisa Thomas, the founder and president of Black Nonbelievers, and Rev. Dr. Luke Powery, the Dean of Duke University Chapel.
The focal point of the segment is the Openly Secular campaign and its quest to eliminate discrimination against and increase acceptance of atheists, agnostics, humanists, freethinkers and nonbelievers. Openly Secular is a coalition supported by more than 20 secular organizations.
"We are thrilled that CBS Sunday Morning is shining a spotlight on the false stereotypes and challenges secular Americans face in many parts of the country,"says Openly Secular Chair Todd Stiefel. "There is a social cost in our country in identifying as secular. Many Americans still hold a prejudicial stereotype that one must be religious to be moral. This program will help dispel myths and build awareness that secular Americans should be treated fairly like anyone else."
The airing of the segment is timely, as Thursday April 23 is the first annual Openly Secular Day, to be celebrated at more than a dozen locations (as well as online) across the United States. The aim of Openly Secular Day is to provide a safe place for people to gather and celebrate their secular worldviews.
"For many Americans, revealing to their family and friends that they are secular can be very scary," says Stiefel. "So participating in a nationwide event in which many, many others are also celebrating their secular worldview, can be incredibly freeing and even exhilarating."
CBS Sunday Morning is hosted by Charles Osgood, and reaches more than 6 million viewers a week. It is the top-rated Sunday morning news program for the 25 to 54 age demographic.
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Openly Secular is a coalition and campaign to raise awareness and eliminate discrimination against secular people – including atheists, freethinkers, agnostics, and humanists. The organization is comprised of more than two dozen nonreligious organizations, led by the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science, Secular Coalition for America, Secular Student Alliance, and Stiefel Freethought Foundation. www.openlysecular.org
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When shopping for modular office furniture, don't forget to purchase an ergonomic chair for your workspace. If you spend a lot of your day sat down then you will need one to avoid developing or compounding back problems. Sitting is a position that adds stress to the lumbar region, and so if you sit down all day then you are vulnerable to developing back problems.
Sitting all day in an office chair that is not ergonomically designed can mean you spend your day uncomfortable. Everyone wants to finish off their workday feeling relaxed, and ergonomic chairs allow you to do this. They sculpt to fit your body, cushioning you and providing support where you need it most. This allows you to feel comfortable all day long and in a better frame of mind once it's time to go home.
When choosing business office furniture, a ergonomic chair should be at the top of your list of required purchases. It has been proven that sitting in an ergonomic chair can improve your workplace performance, which is of course great for your business's productivity. This is a result of increased blood and oxygen flow which helps keep you more alert and awake, which allows for better concentration.
Whether you run a business employing just a few or many members of staff, you will want to keep them happy in order to maintain and increase productivity. Staff will be happier if they are comfortable and relaxed, and this can be achieved by providing ergonomic chairs for your workforce. It will also show that you're dedicated to providing the best work modular office furniture for your staff, which can help you retain talented an efficient employees, as well as attract the best candidates for roles within your company.
If you spend your workday comfortable and free from the pain associated with back problems that non-ergonomically designed chairs can bring, you are more likely to be productive at work, and this means you are likely to get Return on Investment. Of course, few businesses want to spend money where it is not absolutely necessary, but this is one item of business office furniture where you will certainly get a return on your money.
It's important not to get entrenched in looking for business office furniture which looks the best, although this is important in order to create the look you want for your office space, it comes second to comfort.
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Josh is 98-100% better 3 1/2 years from quitting steroid use. He still gets the odd mild flare which causes dry skin and he copes with this by using a moisturiser. He still gets the occasionally itchiness but none of the deep excruciating bone itch that he described in the early stages. He has increased his food choices and can eat a variety of foods he wasn't able to consume. He has even had milk without reaction. We believe his allergies may have subsided along with his TSW. We need to get this first confirmed with a doctor so that we may post back again to confirm whether his allergies have truly gone.
He passed his grade 5 drums and is currently studying for grade 6. Drumming really helped with distracting from his itchiness and now he loves it. He is also getting on with school and has coped well with secondary school. He suffered bullying at the beginning - he was called "scabby" which hurt his feelings. Now his skin has subsided and he has gained confidence, he can cope with any nastiness.
It will probably take another year or two before his skin is 100% - but I'm not sure how long it will take for him to heal emotionally, and whether this episode has caused him lasting emotional damage. Time will tell. If I was stronger, and richer I could pursue this with the NHS and drug companies but I am not - I would prefer that we get on with our lives. We would certainly do our bit to help others but bottom line is TSW sufferers and their families are exhausted. Exhausted from lack of medical help, exhausted from lack of support, lack of belief. We need outside help. I hope that someone strong enough can take on this problem and win because we will be there to help and support.
If anything, more should be done for people who suffer severe side effects from the use of prescribed drugs - I wish there were an independent support system with private doctors who are willing to listen to patients with conditions that are not helped by medication and those that believe their medication may even be making them worse. So often people are told they are imagining their problems - they are not listened to or taken seriously. Just the act of listening can heal.


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Strange metal objects are being found in the desert
by: Duncan Phenix
MYSTERY WIRE — Over the course of just a few days, two strange objects were found in the desert southwest in the United States.
One discovery happened in north-central Arizona. According to reports, a large metal object fell from the sky in a remote area of Dennehotso, a community about 25 miles east of Kayenta. It crashed around midday on November 18.
Navajo Nation Council Delegate Nate Brown shared a picture of the object on his Facebook page writing "My chapter officials reported that this fell from the sky between Dennehotso abs Rock Point. Navajo Nation police did receive the report so they're checking on it right now. No one was hurt."
A police spokesperson described the object as a satellite. But this object was also attached to parachutes.
Police said the unidentified object was released to employees from a company called Polar Field Services. This company has not responded to any inquiries.
From the company website, it is based in Colorado and specializes in providing logistics and support for expeditions to locations in extreme climates.
Speculation online is that this was attached to a high-altitude weather balloon this company is known to use.
A separate discovery to the north somewhere in Utah still has people speculating what it is.
The Utah Highway Patrol was recently assisting in a bighorn sheep count, using one of its helicopters. While flying someone in the helicopter noticed something shiny sticking out of the desert.
The helicopter landed and the people on board went to find out what it was. What they found was a large metal monolith sticking out of the hard desert ground.
Comments from the UHP in other reporting indicate it appeared to have been buried into the sand and was sticking out a little over 10 feet.
At this time the UHP is not disclosing the location of the object and has not speculated on its origin.
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PERINTON, N.Y. (AP) — Nearly 100 cats have survived a house fire in a town outside Rochester, New York, according to an animal protection group.
The Lollypop Farm shelter had been told as many as 70 cats lived in the Perinton home when it caught fire.
by ROD McGUIRK, Associated Press / Jan 15, 2021
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A pigeon that Australia declared a biosecurity risk has received a reprieve after a U.S. bird organization declared its identifying leg band was fake.
The band suggested the bird found in a Melbourne backyard on Dec. 26 was a racing pigeon that had left the U.S. state of Oregon, 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles) away, two months earlier.


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Jami-Lee Ross returns to Parliament as an independent MP on February 12. Photo / NZ Herald
MP Jami-Lee Ross has written individual letters to his former National Party colleagues ahead of his return to Parliament next month.
Ross, who yesterday released a long public statement explaining his actions, how he was feeling and looking to the future following the events of October last year, also emailed a letter in a similar vein to his former caucus colleagues.
It's understood the letters, an attempt to smooth things over before Parliament sits again on February 12, contain an apology and reassurances that he will not publicly reveal any information he was privy to as party whip or cause trouble at Parliament when he returns.
However, it's not clear how many National MPs read the letter, with some telling the Herald they deleted it without reading it and one saying they ignored it because they thought it was spam.
Ross said today the letters were intended only for his former colleagues and declined to comment.
No one in the National caucus was speaking publicly today about Ross or his imminent return to politics after an extended period of leave while he dealt with mental health issues.
"My attitude is let him get on his public service and we will get on with our job as opposition. Probably as simple as that," said one National MP.
Police are also not commenting on a complaint made over a text message sent to Ross by his former lover, a fellow National MP.
In part, it said: "You deserve to die".
Ross told Newshub yesterday that a complaint had been made to police about the text. It was not sent by him but he was co-operating with the investigation.
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In his statement, Ross said of the woman: "There must have been a lot of personal stress in her life for her to end up sending me a late-night text message inciting me to commit suicide".
The MP who wrote the text message did not respond to requests for comment today.
Ross said today it was not right to comment on an active police investigation.
A spokesman for the National Party said it was aware of media reports of a police investigation but had not heard from police.
"If there is an investigation then we would expect people to co-operate fully," the spokesman said.
Police said in a statement: "We are not in a position to discuss specifics of the investigation while it is still ongoing."
High bar for prosecution
It is illegal under the Harmful Digital Communications Act and Crimes Act to encourage or incite someone to kill themselves.
The offence carries a penalty of up to three years in prison.
In the last financial year there were 53 convictions under the Harmful Digital Communications Act.
Netsafe chief executive Martin Cocker said he understood very few of those were for incitement to suicide.
"There is a very high bar for the police prosecutions for the Harmful Digital Communications Act offences," Cocker said.
Any prosecution would have to take into consideration the context in which the comment was made but under the Act, a single text message inciting suicide could be considered a harmful digital communication.
Police could act in the public interest in such cases and did not have to wait for a complaint before deciding whether to investigate.
"Whether a person complains is a significant factor for the police in considering whether to take a prosecution because so often with armful digital communications stuff it's wrapped up in very personal, complex cases where prosecution may not be in everybody's best interests. Police have got to take that into consideration," Cocker said.
Ross revealed that he had contemplated suicide at the end of an explosive week in October in which he was expelled from the National Party on the grounds of disloyalty.
After being found, he was sectioned to Middlemore Hospital for psychiatric assessment and released a day later.
The text was sent by the woman well before the events of October but he re-read it after they had taken place and responded to her: "You get your wish."


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We are pleased to officially launch S-Dex, our Service Desk Experience assessment that helps organisations fast track the journey to Service Desk excellence.
Businesses and customers now expect much more from an IT service and won't settle for anything less than good. Whether your service desk function is managed and delivered internally or externally, there is now a real need and pressure to ensure that the IT Service Desk, the `shop window` of your IT department delivers a first-class customer experience.
What is S-Dex and how does it work?
Based on SDI, Lean-Agile principles and 22 years of Service Management good practice experience from across all market sectors, an S-Dex engagement is designed to help you achieve a first-class Service Desk function and capability, with the programme tailored to your organisation and its environment.
From the discovery phase, we produce a report and deliver a presentation to your service desk team, that summarises our findings and captures the structured improvement and evolution path/roadmap that we have set out. We structure this in such a way that it won't have an impact on your peoples' day-to-day duties but will deliver on-going benefits.
Beyond this, and if you need us to, we can support you in your improvement programme, by coming in at scheduled intervals, providing `check and balances`, helping you to stay on track with the evolution roadmap, and providing guidance and mentoring.


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Senate Democrats try to prevent armed conflict between US and Iran
Posted: Jul 1, 2019 / 09:09 AM CDT / Updated: Jul 1, 2019 / 09:09 AM CDT
WASHINGTON, D.C. (NEXSTAR) — As tensions between Iran and the U.S. rise, Senate Democrats are making a last-minute push to prevent an armed conflict.
In the dark, early hours of Friday morning, Senators scrambled to get in one last vote before heading home for recess.
Starting at 5 a.m., one-by-one, Senators trickled into the chamber to vote on a measure that Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine says could stop an all-out war from breaking out at any moment with Iran.
Kaine says his measure with New Mexico Democrat Tom Udall would specifically prohibit President Trump from using military action against Iran without approval from Congress.
But the Republican-controlled Senate rejected the measure.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says because tensions with Iran are rising, the U.S. should be able to respond at a moment's notice.
"This is a terrible idea at any moment," said McConnell. "Let alone as Iran is escalating its violence and searching for any sign of American weakness."
Earlier this week, President Trump slapped new sanctions on Iran in retaliation for shooting down a U.S. drone — he'd originally considered a military strike, but called it off minutes before it was scheduled to launch.
House Democrats say they plan to introduce a similar measure in the House when Congress returns next month.
Woman accidentally breaks 'cancer-free' bell in excitement over defeat of breast cancer
HOUSTON, Texas (WFLA/CNN) – A woman in Texas made her point when she announced that she is cancer-free.
Darla Jaye broke the cancer-free bell at a Houston hospital Monday.
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declare var require;
import {SnippetInjector} from "./snippet-injector";
var fs = require("fs");
var path = require("path");

export class SnippetExtractor extends SnippetInjector {
    public targetDir: string = null;

    private fileForSnippet(id: string) {
        return path.join(this.targetDir, id) + ".json";
    }

    private keyForExtension(fileExtension: string): string {
        return fileExtension.toLowerCase().replace(/^\./, "");
    }

    protected hasSnippet(fileExtension: string, id: string): boolean {
        let snippetPath = this.fileForSnippet(id);
        let snippetData = {};
        if (fs.existsSync(snippetPath)) {
            const contents = fs.readFileSync(snippetPath, "utf8");
            snippetData = JSON.parse(contents);
        }
        if (snippetData[this.keyForExtension(fileExtension)]) {
            throw new Error(`Duplicate snippet: '${id}' for type: '${fileExtension}'`);
        }
        return false;
    }

    protected addSnippet(fileExtension: string, id: string, snippet: string): void {
        let snippetPath = this.fileForSnippet(id);
        let snippetData = {};
        if (fs.existsSync(snippetPath)) {
            const contents = fs.readFileSync(snippetPath, "utf8");
            snippetData = JSON.parse(contents);
        }
        snippetData[this.keyForExtension(fileExtension)] = snippet;
        fs.writeFileSync(snippetPath, JSON.stringify(snippetData, null, "    "));
    }
}

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Ярославская государственная филармония — концертное учреждение в городе Ярославле. Располагает Концертным залом имени Л. В. Собинова.

История

Основана в 1937 году; основой организации стали оркестр народных инструментов под управлением Е. М. Стомпелева и несколько камерных эстрадных групп. В годы войны концертные бригады, сформированные в Ярославле, дали более тысячи концертов на фронте и в тылу, из них особо известен стал Волжский ансамбль песни и танца.

В 1944 году по инициативе директора А. Е. Уманского был создан Ярославский симфонический оркестр. Долгие годы в Ярославской филармонии выступали камерный ансамбль «Барокко», эстрадный коллектив «Ярославские ребята», пианистка Недда Аязян и другие артисты.

В концертном зале филармонии выступали композиторы И. Дунаевский, Д. Кабалевский, А. Хачатурян, Р. Глиэр, пианисты С. Рихтер, Э. Гилельс, Г. Нейгауз, скрипачи Л. Коган, Д. Ойстрах, виолончелист М. Ростропович и др. Здесь состоялись премьеры таких произведений как Второй концерт для фортепьяно с оркестром (солист — автор) и Второй концерт для скрипки с оркестром Т. Хренникова (солист — Л. Коган), Симфоническая поэма А. Флярковского «Бессмертие» и др.

В 2005 году филармония преобразована из областной в государственную.

Исполнители

Коллектив филармонии включает в себя:
 Ярославский академический симфонический оркестр под руководством Народного артиста России Мурада Аннамамедова.
 Хоровая капелла «Ярославия».
 Органист Народная артистка России Любовь Шишханова.
 Ансамбль русских народных инструментов «Золотые купола».
 Ансамбль русских народных инструментов «Серпантин».
 Группа «Чё те надо?».
 Солисты: Народная артистка России Вера Добролюбова, Заслуженный артист России Анатолий Колбёшин, Альбина Хрипкова, Александр Суханов, Наталья и Сергей Сорокины.
 Мастера художественного слова: Заслуженная артистка России Элеонора Волгина, Заслуженный артист России Лев Евилевич, Нина Токарева.

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Q: Find the derivative of $y= \frac{(4x^3 +8)^{\frac{1}{3}}}{(x+2)^5}$ How can we find the derivative of
$y= \frac{(4x^3 +8)^{\frac{1}{3}}}{(x+2)^5}$?
so far this is what I have done, and am confused about what to do after?

sorry for the messy handwriting

A: I'm assuming you mean
How do we find the derivative of $y= \frac{(4x^3 +8)^{\frac{1}{3}}}{(x+2)^5}$?
The quotation rule:
$\frac{f(x)}{g(x)}=\frac{f'(x)g(x)-g'(x)f(x)}{g^2(x)}$
The chain rule:
$f(g(x))=f'(g(x))g'(x)$
So to solve the question, we apply the quotation rule first
Letting
$$(4x^3 +8)^{\frac{1}{3}}=f(x)$$
$$(x+2)^5=g(x)$$
By applying the quotation rule, we get
$y'=\frac{f'(x)g(x)-g'(x)f(x)}{g^2(x)}$
You can use the chain rule to differentiate both $f(x)$ and $g(x)$
$f'(x)=\frac{1}{3}(4x^3+8)^{-\frac{2}{3}}12x^2$
$g'(x)=5(x+2)^4$
You can plug all of these into $y'=\frac{f'(x)g(x)-g'(x)f(x)}{g^2(x)}$ to get the derivative

A: Use this relation $$( \frac{f}{g})'=\frac{(f')g-(g')f}{g^2}$$
with
$$f(x)=(4x^3+8)^{1/3}$$
and
$$g(x)=(x+2)^5. $$
Also use the chain rule.

A: You have optionnally two equivalent ways: $$(\frac{u}{v})'=(\frac{u'v-uv'}{v^2})\\(\frac 1v\cdot u)'=(\frac 1v)'\cdot u+(\frac 1v)\cdot u'$$
You must get after some care in calculations $$\left(\frac{\sqrt[3]{4x^3+8}}{(x+2)^5}\right)'=\frac{-16x^3+8x^2-40}{(x+2)^6\sqrt[3]{(4x^3+8)^2}}$$

A: Hint
When you face products, quotients, powers, .. , you can make life much easier using logarithmic differentiation. In your case $$y = \frac{\sqrt[3]{4x^3+8}}{(x+2)^5}\implies \log(y)=\frac 13 \log(4x^3+8)-5\log(x+2)$$ Now, differentiate $$\frac{y'}y=\frac 13 \times\frac {12x^2}{4x^2+8}-5\times\frac 1{x+2}= ??$$
Simplify (reducing to same denominator) and use $y'=y\times \frac{y'}y$ and simplify the powers.

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The Ministry of Science and ICT has announced on the 4th that regular 'contact-free IR briefings' will be held starting this month among large corporations, venture capitalists, and policy financial institutions to support ventures and startups in the field of information and communication technology (ICT).
These briefings, which were originally intended last year to alleviate the difficulty of attracting investments due to COVID-19, has now become a major foothold in the venture and startup investment market.
The Ministry of Science and ICT plans to continue providing opportunities for attracting online investments to SMEs, arranging IR briefings for the first half of the year with four investor groups for ventures and start-ups. The investor groups consist of the following categories: wireless carriers, large conglomerates, Korean VCs, and international VC/global corporations, and select ventures and startups will have the opportunity to work with the operating institutions under the supervision of the investor groups.
Within the four categories, Born2Global Centre will be in charge of seeking suitable global VCs and organizations to hold 1:1 IR briefings with Korean VCs and startups to promote innovative technologies and services suitable for the international market.
Lee Seung-won, the Ministry of Science and ICT policy officer said, The 'contact-free IR briefings' with large companies and investors will provide an opportunity to attract investment and expand business opportunities for startups facing difficulties from COVID-19. With the emergence of new contact-free routines in this economy and society, various attempts are being made around the world, and our department is expanding upon such efforts with initiatives, such as the 'contact-free IR briefings'."
Four Korean ministries through 2023 will jointly pursue the development of a smart road lighting platform. (Iclickart)
By Jung Joori and Kim Hwaya
Four ministries through 2023 will jointly pursue the development of a smart road lighting platform to prevent traffic accidents and boost driver and pedestrian safety.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the Ministry of Science and ICT, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, and the Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced on April 1 that their project will install smart lighting with sensors that monitor potential dangers on roads. They will also conduct empirical studies with a budget of KRW 26 billion.
Sensors on streetlamps will collect information on traffic volume, accidents, debris and icy roads through the internet of things. In addition, the devices will send digital signals to vehicles, traffic lights and crosswalks to alert drivers or pedestrians of potential danger.
For example, if a vehicle exceeding the speed limit appears late at night, smart lighting installed on the road sends a signal to the crosswalk and turns on LED lights to alert pedestrians in the area. If the vehicle fails to slow down, a smart lighting sensor turns the traffic light to red.
The Land Ministry said the four ministries will develop a smart streetlamp and build a testbed from 2022-23 to test its performance and effects.
"We expect this to be an opportunity to create various added value with this test application as a Korean standard for a smart road lighting platform," the ministry added.
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Korea's locally developed space rocket engine Korea Space Launch Vehicle-2 Nuri test-launches at the Naro Space Center in Goheung, Jeollanam-do Province on Nov. 28.
By Min Yea-Ji and Kim Young Shin
Photo & video = Korea Aerospace Research Institute
Korea successfully test-launched its homegrown Korea Space Launch Vehicle-2 (KSLV-2) Nuri at the Naro Space Center in Goheung, Jeollanam-do Province on Nov. 28. The critical rocket motor combustion time was maintained for 151 seconds, which surpasses the initial goal of 140 seconds. The rocket reached its maximum suborbital altitude of 209 kilometers after flying 319 seconds.
The 75-ton rocket engine tested on that day will be used in the second stage of the three-stage KSLV-2 Nuri. The engine was developed and built with local technology.
"We will develop a stable space rocket with four of the 75-ton engine verified today to be clustered into a 300-ton engine for the first stage, and a 75-ton engine for the second stage and 7-ton engine for the third stage," said 1st vice minister of Science and ICT Lee Jin-gyu. "By 2021, Korea will have a homegrown space launch vehicle."
"Korea's space technology has gone up a stage today," said Lee.
Korea is the seventh country in the world to build an indigenous 75-ton-class space rocket engine.
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Following a meditation session with the EMBA participants hailing from twenty countries, the monk, Rev. Ichido Uchida, Director of Kojirin Zen Training Center, sat with the group for discussion. He opened with the following clarification about Zazen, the meditative practice that is a primary discipline of Zen Buddhism.
Is Zen therefore about the daily quest to improve oneself?
In a state where you're still trying to improve, you're not fully happy with yourself. Ultimately in Zen, it's about accepting yourself as you are. It is not just about self-improvement, but more about accepting yourself and being happy with what you already have now. In Buddhism there is a saying, 'The most peaceful state of mind is when you're not searching for something outside of yourself.' By sitting in the Zen meditation session, we're trying to downsize, or let go of various desires.
Of course, this message will not apply to everyone. In Zen Buddhism, there is no single right answer. It all depends on the person and the situation. One aspect of Zen training is about denying yourself completely, while another is about accepting yourself thoroughly in this very moment. In the process of inner growth, as we go through the Zen training, there are times when we encounter our weaknesses. As I continue the training myself, I realize how weak we are as human beings. That moment is when I feel my training has gained depth. It's not high or low.
That self-awareness, of humility and vulnerability, can also be an extraordinarily powerful revelation for leaders. What is the relationship between Zazen and leadership?
Leadership is not just about telling someone to do something. It's more about doing something yourself, letting the people look at your back and see what you're doing, and letting them follow. Leading by example. Even at the Buddhist temple, the highest monk leads that way. He does, and lets other people follow.
You spoke about desire and emptying yourself of desires. In that process, you would have moments of weakness, moments of temptation. How do you deal with that?
It's important first of all that you notice the thoughts and emotions that pop up within your mind. Once you notice and acknowledge them, then they don't go any further. If you don't notice and let them go further, you get caught up in it and start taking action. You need to monitor yourself so as not to take action based on your desires and emotions.
For example, let's say I don't want to lose my temper. I want to stay calm. Then suddenly one day, I just lose my temper. How does one stop oneself from doing that?
When you feel that anger coming up, just acknowledge the anger that comes up at that moment. Don't let it accumulate and become so big that it can't stop. If you begin to notice that anger in the early stage, then I think things will start to change. If you're furious and your mind is filled with anger, it is the same thing as already living in hell in this present life. Observe the anger that is arising. Notice, "Oh, I'm feeling angry now. I'm angry. I'm angry…." If you can observe that, then you can start to contain the anger from growing.
That capacity to adopt a different perspective is critical for our development as creative leaders and people. Could you explain the place of creativity or imagination or intuition either in Zazen practice or in Zen Buddhism more generally?
If you're sitting Zazen with a desire to attain direct insight, the insight won't come to you. If you're goal oriented – if your goal is to attain something, intuition, creativity – those will not come to you. I feel that when you have said goodbye to all your desires, wanting to become creative or wanting to have inspiration – only then, will creativity come to you. That is my feeling. It's like having water in your cup. By emptying water in your cup, then you will create room for creativity to come in.
Do you believe that it's possible to be a true Zen Buddhist practitioner even when you're in a fully materialist world and you're participating in that materialism and you're satisfying your desires? Is it an either/or situation or is it possible to exist?
Japanese culture is a mix of Western analytical culture and Eastern holistic culture. Zen lifestyle is, in a way, like attuning your lifestyle to the rhythm of nature. Instead of controlling the nature with a very self-centered view of the human beings, we adopt the notion that we are just one part of nature and the universe. Caring for and living harmoniously with the animals, the insects, the plants, and all living things in this world are valued in the East.
This is one kind of sutra that I chant every day before going to sleep. In English, the sutra would translate as, 'May all living things in this universe become happy.' The sutra tries to imagine and think about all living things, animals, plants, and what you can see and cannot see. I pray that every life and every living thing in the universe becomes happy. I believe all of you in this room are going to become the leaders in this world. I truly hope that you take the steps to create a world where all living things can live harmoniously. That is my sincere prayer that I would like to share with all of you.
*Great thanks to Professor Yoshinori Fujikawa, Motoko Kimura, and Mina Nishisaka of Hitotsubashi ICS for their partnership in organizing the Japanese culture day and for the translation of this interview.


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Manuel Agudo Durán (Sanlúcar de Barrameda, 15 oktober 1986) – alias Nolito – is een Spaans voetballer die doorgaans als vleugelspeler speelt. Hij tekende in juni 2020 een contract tot medio 2021 bij Celta de Vigo Nolito ging transfervrij weg ging bij Sevilla FC. Nolito debuteerde in 2014 in het Spaans voetbalelftal en stopte in 2016 bij het Spaans voetbalelftal.

Clubcarrière
Nolito begon met voetballen bij Atlético Sanluqueño. Vervolgens speelde hij voor CD Mestalla en Écija Balompié. In de zomer van 2008 vertrok de aanvaller naar Barça Atlètic, waarmee hij in 2010 via play-offs van de Segunda División B naar de Segunda División A promoveerde. Op 3 oktober 2010 debuteerde Nolito in het eerste elftal van FC Barcelona. In de competitiewedstrijd tegen RCD Mallorca kwam Nolito in het verloop van de tweede helft als invaller voor Pedro Rodríguez in het veld. Op 11 november 2010 maakte hij in de bekerwedstrijd tegen AD Ceuta zijn eerste doelpunt in de hoofdmacht van FC Barcelona.

Nolito tekende in juli 2011 een contract bij SL Benfica. Dat verhuurde hem op 29 januari 2013 voor zes maanden aan Granada CF, om hem daarna voor circa €2.500.000,- te verkopen aan Celta de Vigo. In drie seizoenen in de Primera División speelde Nolito honderd wedstrijden voor Celta, waarin hij 39 doelpunten maakte. Hij eindigde achtereenvolgens als negende, achtste en als zesde met de club.

Nolito tekende in juli 2016 een contract tot medio 2020 bij Manchester City, de nummer vier van de Premier League in het voorgaande seizoen. Dat betaalde circa €16.500.000,- voor hem aan Celta de Vigo, de gelimiteerde transfersom die in zijn contract stond. In zijn eerste seizoen kwam Nolito tot dertig wedstrijden, waarin hij zes keer scoorde. Hij was onder trainer Pep Guardiola geen vaste waarde.

Sevilla FC haalde Nolito in juli 2017 voor €9.000.000,- terug naar Spanje. Hij tekende hier voor drie jaar.

Clubstatistieken

Bijgewerkt tot 30 september 2019

Interlandcarrière
Nolito debuteerde op 18 november 2014 in het Spaans voetbalelftal, in een oefeninterland tegen Duitsland. Hij begon onder bondscoach Vicente del Bosque in het basiselftal, waarna hij een kwartier voor tijd vervangen werd door Pedro Rodríguez Ledesma. Spanje verloor de wedstrijd na een doelpunt van Toni Kroos, één minuut voor het einde van de reguliere speeltijd. Del Bosque nam Nolito ook mee naar het Europees kampioenschap voetbal 2016 in Frankrijk. Daarop scoorde hij in een met 3-0 gewonnen groepswedstrijd tegen Turkije. Spanje werd in de achtste finale uitgeschakeld door Italië (2–0).

Erelijst

Spaans voetballer