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So, you got your hands on the new iPhone 12 Mini! Since it's Apple's latest product, there are not a lot of choices in iPhone screen protectors just yet – luckily, you won't even have to make a decision after checking out these ones.
Congratulations: you're the proud new owner of the iPhone 12 Mini. Or, perhaps you're surprising someone with the latest iPhone on the market, and want to make sure that this present will last! Apple's latest gemstone just dropped on Nov. 13, meaning that companies haven't had a lot of time just yet to design iPhone screen protectors to fit the new product's miniature 5.4-inch display screen. Fortunately, there's already a savior against broken glass on your precious new iPhone, and it comes in a pack of four: Yootech's screen protector glass, which is only $13 on Amazon!
Get the iPhone screen protectors for the new iPhone 12 Mini HERE for under $15!
First, we'll get into the basics: would your iPhone actually survive a drop on asphalt or contact with a hammer (we don't know how rough you're getting) with these screen protectors on? Well, Yootech actually does show a photo of a hammer smashing an iPhone, with its screen protector absorbing all the shock! These iPhone screen protectors' extreme sturdiness is due to the fact that they're made of the "same material used to protect military aircrafts, helicopters and space shuttles from Japan," according to Yootech's Amazon page.
And what exactly would that be? Well, the screens are crafted from 0.33-millimeter thick premium tempered glass that was given a surface hardness rating of 9H. So, these aren't flimsy pieces of plastic that'll crack or fog up easily. They're also made using "precise laser cutting technology to offer maximum screen coverage," Yootech's Amazon page also adds.
If you're a bit reckless with your technology (don't worry, it happens to the best of us), these screen protectors are for you.
Of course, there's always the constant fear of bubbles, which are often the biggest culprit of screen protectors that turns many people off. Yootech claims its screen protectors create "zero" bubbles — since this is tempered glass, after all — ensuring only the smoothest experience as you scroll through TikTok or play games.
The next culprit of many iPhone screen protectors is finger grease. Such covers often become an oasis for the residue that our fingers leave behind, but Yootech promises that its screen protectors were manufactured with "oleophobic coating" to prevent pesky fingerprints from lingering (the oleophobic coating acts as an oil repellant).
Oleophobic coating repels oil (which is why our fingers leave prints on iPhone screens).
You're probably thinking, Will this screen protector take away the fun of having a new iPhone? One of the best parts about unboxing a new iPhone is gliding your thumbs across a screen that is in pristine condition, and beholding the screen's new specs (for the iPhone 12 Mini, that would be a super retina XDR display and 2340-by-1080 pixel resolution). But Yootech claims that its iPhone screen protectors offer 99.99 percent "high transparency." You won't have to sacrifice a state-of-the-art Netflix viewing experience for safety.
Say bye-bye to bubbles and haziness that subpar iPhone screen protectors introduce.
Yootech also assures that its screen protectors are compatible with touchscreen sensitivity, so don't think that this will lag your text sessions or an emergency photo opportunity. It may be thick enough to withstand the hit of a hammer, but not so much that you have to smash the virtual keyboard for the screen to register what you're doing!
One of your remaining questions may be how exactly will these iPhone screen protectors fit on top of your screen — especially if your iPhone is safely strapped into a bulky or unique case. Yootech advertises its screen protectors as being "case-friendly" due to an "open edge design" — all you have to do is lay the screen protector over your phone.
Yes, you can use a case with these iPhone screen protectors!
However, the company does make sure to state that phone cases "with hefty raised edges" (like battery cases) will not be compatible with their screen protectors. If you'd like the screen protector to seamlessly blend into your phone case, you can also consider this "crystal clear" phone case designed for the iPhone 12 Mini on Amazon that retails for $17.
Installation is pretty self-explanatory.
Now back to the iPhone screen protectors! Yootech's pack does not come with the four iPhone scree protectors alone; you'll also get both a wet and dry wipe, including a guide sticker and dust-absorber. It's the ultimate starter kit to ensure a scratch-free experience with your new iPhone. All that for less than $20 — really, do yourself and your iPhone a favor by trying on these screen protectors. You don't want bad luck by carrying around smashed glass in your pocket, do you?
And now, we turn to the Amazon reviews! More than 260 customers have left comments that have been, for the most part, overwhelmingly positive (84 percent of the reviews gave five-star ratings). One customer raved at how "durable," "clear," "scratch resistant" and "easy to apply" this iPhone screen protector was, while another customer was happy to report that Yootech's iPhone screen protector fit their iPhone 12 Mini "perfectly."
Another reviewer noted how the screen protector fits their iPhone's screen "from edge to edge," while another customer was happy to find that "each screen protector has its own set of wipes and stickers." A different reviewer admitted that they are usually "terrible" at installing such projects, but found the actual installation process for these screen protectors to be easy thanks to the "super helpful instructions" that were provided.
One of our favorite reviews actually came from a former skeptic! "I'll be honest. I've always hated screen protectors. I hadn't used one in probably 5 years. But this year I decided to try out a tempered glass one since I'd never tried one. I'm pleasantly surprised. It feels very similar to the original glass, seems just as responsive, and it'll make sure my original glass doesn't get scratched," the reviewer wrote. There you have it!
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The full UNCUT interview that ABC World News conducted with Del Bigtree of the "VAXXED" documentary which was pulled hours before the Tribeca Film Festival – a decision that Robert De Niro, father of an autistic son, now regrets.
No it's not new news but essential reading if you missed the entire affair and, furthermore, the main point is that despite new evidence from multiple sources Wikipedia is less than honest to the point of extreme bias while mainstream media are profoundly guilty of a whitewash by continually referring to the case in terms of 'Dr Andrew Wakefield vaccine demon' while faling to clarify that the paper which precipitated the whole sordid affair was written by a research team of twelve top specialists pre-eminent in their field – gastroenterology – and the paper made no specific reference to MMR and autism leading one to speculate that the entire case was an out and out witch hunt against Andrew Wakefield.
Here's a brief rundown of events.
28 January 2010 Dr Andrew Wakefield was struck off the UK medical register and therefore barred from practising medicine in the UK for allegedly falsifying data as part of a research paper which demonstrated a link between the MMR vaccine and autism. Published in The Lancet, the paper was retracted by BMC (British Medical Council).
Dr. Wakefield's research regarding the MMR vaccine and its link to bowel disease and autism was originally published in the Lancet until that is when journalist Brian Deer published an article in the British Medical Journal criticizing Dr. Wakefield and accusing him of fraud. As a result, his study in the Lancet was retracted. Dr. Wakefield, and one of the co-authors of the retracted article, Prof. John Walker-Smith, were barred from practicing medicine by the United Kingdom's General Medical Council regulatory board.
Naturally, the research findings and the subsequent action against Wakefield caused a storm of controversy concerning the possible link between the vaccine and autism which resulted in a significant decline in parents having their children vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella.
Fast forward to 2014 when a top research scientist working for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) played a key role in helping Dr. Brian Hooker of the Focus Autism Foundation uncover data manipulation by the CDC that obscured a higher incidence of autism in African-American boys. The whistleblower came to the attention of Hooker, a PhD in biochemical engineering, after he had made a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for original data on the DeStefano et al MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) and autism study.
Dr. Hooker's study, published August 8 in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Translational Neurodegeneration, shows that African-American boys receiving their first MMR vaccine before 36 months of age are 3.4 times more likely to develop autism vs. after 36 months.
According to Dr. Hooker, the CDC whistleblower guided him to evidence that a statistically significant relationship between the age the MMR vaccine was first given and autism incidence in African-American boys was hidden by CDC researchers.
Dr. William Thompson of the CDC coming forward as a whistleblower to confess that the CDC covered up data linking vaccines to autism subsequently issued an abject professional and personal apology to Dr Wakefield. Since that time other studies have confirmed Wakefield's (and his team) original research findings …
A new investigation into Dr. Andrew Wakefield's hotly contested MMR-autism study concluded there was no fraud committed by Dr. Wakefield
At least 28 studies from around the world support Dr. Wakefield's controversial findings; Dr. Wakefield has also published dozens of peer-reviewed papers looking at the mechanism and cause of inflammatory bowel disease, and has extensively investigated the brain-bowel connection in the context of children with developmental disorders such as autism.
Growing research is now supporting the link between gastrointestinal disturbances and autism; it could be that if your child has suboptimal gut flora, vaccines can become the proverbial "last straw"—the trigger that sends his/her immune system over the edge into the development of chronic heath problems
(New evidence refutes fraud findings in Dr Wakefield case)
Aside from the sensationalist expose, mainstream media has maintained a relative silence over the facts that both the BMJ and Lancet have strong financial ties to the manufacturer of the MMR vaccine. (See: BMJ & Lancet Wedded to Merck CME Partnership) and that Dr. Andrew's co-author in the study, Prof. John Walker-Smith, fought an expensive legal battle against the United Kingdom's General Medical Council and won. He was completely exonerated.
Despite these, eventual, revelations of a cover up by the CDC and complete vindication of Dr Andrew Wakefield and his co-authors, the Wkipedia article on Dr Wakefield stands uncorrected with the opening statement that Andrew Wakefield is [still]
known for his fraudulent 1998 research paper in support of the now-discredited claim that there was a link between the administration of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, and the appearance of autism and bowel disease.
Dr. Andrew Wakefield, in the meantime, lost his reputation and career for simply following the truth in his research with the health of children not profit as his only motive.
Who are we to trust, someone who, in the face of personal and professional ruin, stands by their convictions or Big Pharma and their medical cabal who hide behind closed doors to protect their enormous financial gain from the manufacture and pushing of drugs?
ABC World News interview with Del Bigtree producer of the documentary "VAXXED – from cover up to catastrophe" (YouTube link opens in a new window) just hours before the Tribeca Film Festival pulled it. To his credit and all the more respect to the man, Robert de Niro regretted the knee-jerk reaction and later supported the essential message of the film and appeared several times on the Today show discussing these essential issues:Robert De Niro speak candidly about "VAXXED" vaccine documentary, his son, autism – NBC 13-04-2016 (YouTube link opens in a new window).
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My Dream Of Owning A Home Is Dead — & That's Okay
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My Dream Of Owning A Home Is Dead — & I Couldn't Be Happier
I always assumed a home would be the best investment I'd ever make, but here are the reasons why renting makes much more sense for me — and maybe for you too.
Sadiya Ansari
Buying a home is the biggest purchase you'll ever make — but who says you have to make it? Welcome to New Lease, a series that examines our long-held beliefs about home ownership and renting in Canada.
Photographed by Jacqueline Ashton.
The author in her rental Toronto loft.
I recently moved into the loft of my dreams, with high ceilings and massive windows in a storied, mid-rise building in Toronto. It's the kind of place I've always wanted to buy. But I'm renting.
When I landed in my last apartment, which I lovingly refer to as the "dollhouse" because of its low ceilings and narrow hallways, I hoped my next place would be mine, you know "gee thanks, just bought it" type of mine. Crossing over into my mid-30s made me realize I didn't want to live in a main-floor apartment where I could hear my neighbours — next door, downstairs, upstairs — much longer. I wanted a place I could settle into, one that was reflective of the progression I've made in other areas of life. But buying just wasn't feasible.
So when a friend, who owns an amazing loft downtown, told me she was considering moving out last winter, I planted the seed that I'd love to be her tenant. Six months later, I signed a lease.
I always thought buying a condo would be a significant marker of adulthood for me, a home where I'd host brunches with way too much food, get cozy with bad rom-coms on cold winter nights, and build custom bookshelves that nearly reach the ceiling. But in a market where I'm priced out, finding a solid rental at a great price that's ideal for my lifestyle is surprisingly satisfying. And it's a sign I've been able to see through the myth that buying is objectively a better choice. Which is surprising because I always assumed a home would be the most responsible investment I'd ever make, but here are the reasons why renting makes much more sense for me — and maybe for you too.
Can I afford a condo?
Once a year, I'd freak out about not owning property, start to browse listings, and calculate what I could realistically buy. Since my parents are realtors, they were eager to show me how I could make it work. But as a single person working in the unstable media industry, I never felt like my salary was reliable enough to carry a mortgage.
I've prioritized making more money recently, and last year, I looked into buying a pre-construction condo in a mid-rise building. I talked to a mortgage broker and started to collect the paperwork to make an offer. But in the end, it wasn't quite the right spot for me. Since then, when I have peeked at listings, I've come to accept a certain reality: To buy a condo I actually want to live in, after adding up mortgage payments, condo fees, and property tax, I'll spend about $3,000 a month. That number is double my rent at the dollhouse and $1,000 more than I'm spending now. That doesn't factor in surprise costs condo residents are hit with when repairs are needed to common areas and the building's structure.
Even with a good salary, I simply can't afford that on my own. And while I don't have a partner to help split costs, I'm not alone in facing this problem — couples are also struggling. "The market has been so impenetrable for this generation," says Octavia Ramirez, founder of Paper & Coin, a financial coaching company. "Millennials are having to grapple with the fact that the dream of having a home might not be a reality for them."
The terrifying reality of Canada's housing market
After a temporary slowdown last year fuelled by stricter rules on mortgages and higher interest rates, the real estate market is raging again after a brief pandemic-induced pause in the spring. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported sales were up 40% in August compared to last year, and selling prices were up over 20%. The average price for a home in Toronto is now over $1 million, compared to $817,000 last year. Seven figures may not even buy you very much — a tiny two-bedroom bungalow that looks more like a laneway house in the city's desirable Little Italy neighbourhood was listed for $1 million in July. And while demand for condos has slowed down, prices have still gone up — the average price for a condo in Toronto is now $673,000.
Forget the mortgage payment for a minute — ever-increasing prices means saving enough for a downpayment is a moving target. Amal El-Rass, a Toronto broker with Royal LePage, is pro-buying: She thinks the Canadian housing market is a solid investment. But El-Rass only advises clients to buy if they can comfortably afford it. "You don't want to use $100,000 and live really poorly after," says El-Rass, using a $500,000 condo as an example where the buyer would put down 20%.
Ramirez estimates about 75% of her clients come to her to learn how they can afford to buy a home, but they often leave her office considering a totally different set of questions. As a financial coach, she wants them to grapple with what they want their entire life to look like, starting with how satisfied they are with their career and if they have plans to change course. If they're considering making big changes to their work life, she may coach them to hold off on plans to buy.
This really resonates with me. I just left a salaried job to freelance and work on a book I've put off writing forever. And I'm actually sitting in someone else's apartment in Berlin as I type this, having decided to take on a project here and work in Germany for a few months. I don't think I could have made that decision if I was carrying a mortgage. Career satisfaction is really important to me — which means so is having financial flexibility to accommodate that.
And then there's the lifestyle factor Ramirez asks her clients to consider. Is a walkable neighbourhood important? Access to parks? Being close to friends and family? (Check, check, check.)
In her words: "Are we going to put homeownership on the altar at the expense of everything else in terms of your lifestyle? Including your career?"
Buy or rent: Making the decision
In major cities like Toronto, Victoria, and Vancouver, renting isn't cheap — the median price for a one-bedroom and Vancouver sits at $2,000, according to a September Padmapper report. But renting from a friend means I'm paying below market value and given the numbers I'm working with, it was an easy decision for me to make. But what if I could get a mortgage equivalent to my rent? The obvious answer is that you should buy, right? Actually, that's not a rational way to make that decision, says Benjamin Felix, a financial advisor at Ottawa-based PWL Capital.
A more accurate way to crunch the numbers is to look at your unrecoverable costs, advises Felix. With renting, that's easy to figure out: your monthly rent. With buying, it's a bit more complicated — it would include property tax, repairs, and maintenance. He estimates that annually, owners spend an additional 5% of their property's value on these kinds of costs.
A simple way to compare renting vs. buying is what Felix calls the 5% rule: You multiply the cost of a property you're considering buying by 5% and divide it by 12. Then you compare that to a rental. You can also flip the calculation: You take the amount you're paying in rent, multiple it by 12 and divide by five percent. Still with me?
So if I'm paying $1,875 in rent, it would be equivalent to buying a place for $450,000 in terms of unrecoverable costs. (At this point in the Toronto housing market, I think that might buy me half of a walk-in closet downtown.)
While the 5% rule isn't perfect, it challenges the prevalent Canadian myth that renting is objectively irresponsible in the long run and forces people to think about other ways to invest to secure their future. "As soon as you give someone the tools to think about renting and owning as being potentially financially equivalent, I think people feel relief," says Felix.
The emotional pull to buy a home
My realtor parents were supportive of my latest move into a pricier apartment, which was hella surprising given how much they've pushed me to buy — even they recognize it's just not possible for a single person on my salary to be able to carry a mortgage. But a lifetime of programming that owning a home was the ultimate goal has been hard to undo. And there's another emotional pull. My parents immigrated to Canada with very little, didn't have parental help, and were still able to buy a home. So why can't I manage it?
Ramirez says many of her clients struggle with the same question. Her parents, like mine, immigrated in the 1970s. And while she says it was a "huge accomplishment" for them to be able to become homeowners, when looking at today's rapidly climbing prices and wage stagnation, it's just not fair to compare what the price point of entry was then and now.
Ultimately, when getting caught up in the FOMO-driven housing market, I remind myself that flexibility is the key to my happiness right now — I'm not responsible for fixing pipes, tied to a physical asset or even the city itself. And for me, that's priceless.
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I cannot seem to find the name of the R group attached to the Methionine, it's driving me crazy. Please help.
Not sure what you mean, can you elaborate on the context?
R is typically used when referring to a group of compounds sharing some common part, methionine is a specific compound with well defined composition and structure.
Do you mean the R in the generic formula for α-amino acids - which for e.g. alanine is methyl?
yes, for example it's Hydrogen in Glycine, Indole in Tryptophan and methyl in Alanine.


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The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)
Date: August 11, 2017Author: Lindsey 6 Comments
Several years ago, I took on a project called "Lindsey Tries to Appreciate Westerns," wherein I attempted to grow my fondness for the genre by watching and reviewing more of its films. At the beginning of the project, I called for suggestions, and Todd of Cinema Monolith was kind enough to give me five.
I managed to get to four of those recommendations during the "LTTAW" project, leaving just The Outlaw Josey Wales to be watched. Now, four years later, I've finally watched it! (Don't ask why it took so long. The only answer is, "I'm the worst!")
(Image via I Probably Liked It)
The Outlaw Josey Wales tells the story, obviously, of an outlaw named Josey Wales. The man is played by Clint Eastwood, who also directs.
Josey is a Missouri farmer whose wife and son are murdered by pro-Union militants during the Civil War. In retaliation, he joins up with the pro-Confederate Bushwhackers, hoping to get revenge on the men who killed his family.
Soon, at the war's end, Josey is still full of animosity, knowing that justice for his family has not yet been seen. He refuses to surrender to the opposing captain, and a bounty is put on him.
Josey heads out on the run from the militia and bounty hunters, but finds his escape complicated by a growing group of traveling companions, including an elderly Cherokee man named Lone Watie (Chief Dan George) and Comanchero escapee Laura Lee (Sondra Locke).
The Outlaw Josey Wales was written by Philip Kaufman and Sonia Chernus, from the novel Gone to Texas by Asa Earl "Forrest" Carter (a segregationist and KKK member whose ideas, thankfully, seem to have been fairly well filtered by Kaufman and Chernus).
Eastwood introduces the DVD for Josey Wales, calling the film one of the highlights of his career. He says that he felt driven to tell the story because it reflects the impact war has on people. Separated in time by over a hundred years, he saw the Vietnam War and all of its disillusionment reflected in this Civil War story.
Certainly, the film's stance on war is one of its most remarkable aspects. For Josey and in the real world, the end of war doesn't mean the beginning of peace. War leaves deep wounds and long-lasting scars on both sides of the battlefield. In one scene in particular that stood out to me, as the men prepare to begin hunting down Josey, the following brief exchange takes place:
Senator: "Hell is where he's headed."
Fletcher: "He'll be waiting there for us, Senator."
In another scene, Josey himself sums it up very well: "I guess we all died a little in that damned war."
Chief Dan George gives a great supporting performance as Lone Watie (Image via Actor Oscar)
I was impressed that the film offered such a strong perspective on war, and also pleasantly surprised by its treatment of its Cherokee and Navajo characters. According to DVD commentary, Eastwood specifically sought not to rely on those stereotypes of the "stoic" or the "savage," instead wanting the characters to have a sense of humor and "realness."
The supporting performance of Chief Dan George as Lone Watie was one of my favorite parts of the film, not only because the character is treated respectfully by the script, but because he's such a perfect contrast to Eastwood's Josey. Lone Watie is open and unreserved, with a certain warmth to his personality, whereas Josey is a man of few words and even fewer expressed emotions. They're an interesting pair to watch.
As the original trailer for the film tells it, Josey is a man who "lives by his gun, he lives by his word, and he lives for revenge." His trademark is to spit on everything and everyone.
He's a rough-edged fella, and his world as we see it is appropriately bleak. The film brings the West to life as a world of grim grays and browns, illuminated by harsh sunlight. It's a very well-built atmosphere for the tale being told, with stunning scenery (filmed in Arizona, Utah, and California).
By the end of the film, despite all of the violence in which he participates, the loner's heart grows three sizes. Initially planning to travel alone, he finds himself changed by the diverse band of misfits that join up along the way.
The result of all of this is a film that's part revisionist Western, part anti-war treatise, part revenge tale, and part unpaved road movie… all of which kept me thoroughly entertained. Recommended!
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I'm so glad you liked "Josey Wales", I think it's one of Clint's best!!
Awesome, Lindsey! An excellent review of my all-time favorite Eastwood film! I'm glad you liked it…of the five Westerns I recommended, it was the one I was most eager to hear what your thoughts on it were. Lots of neat moments, great dialogue ("Get ready, little lady…Hell is coming to breakfast"), and Eastwood at his vengeful best. And I can't remember if you mentioned this yet, but did your sister end up liking it as well?
I'll have to ask her! She still has the DVD (and a stack of others haha) but will be returning them on Sunday.
If you find out she didn't like it, tell her she no longer can borrow any more of your movies!
Ha! "Library card revoked!" I'm sure she loved it. I don't think she's ever seen an Eastwood she didn't like.
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New data shows just how liberal Silicon Valley donors are
Jon Ward
Senior Political Correspondent
Yahoo News October 21, 2014
FILE - In this Sept. 25, 2012 file photo, Google co-founder Sergey Brin, left, wearing Google Glass, speaks as California Gov. Jerry Brown, right, listens during a bill signing for driverless cars at Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. Despite Brin's and other tech entrepreneurs' frustration with the complex web of federal rules governing health care, their industry continues pouring money into efforts to reshape the $2.7 trillion dollar sector that has been largely untouched by the innovations of Silicon Valley. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)
WASHINGTON — Republicans often talk about how they need to do a better job of making inroads into Silicon Valley, the nation's tech innovation hub, and there have been plenty of reports in recent years about the progress they've already made.
But new data from Crowdpac, a for-profit company that analyzes political giving, demonstrates just how much more often those in Silicon Valley give to Democrats rather than Republicans.
Crowdpac co-founder Adam Bonica, an assistant professor of political science at Stanford University, between 2010 to 2013 compiled a vast database of over 100 million political contributions made between 1979 and 2012 in local, state and federal elections.
Using that database, Crowdpac derived a list of all the donations from employees of major Silicon Valley tech companies, venture capital firms and the two major research universities in the area, Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley.
The results showed an overwhelming preference in the valley for liberal politicians. And while Republican politicians are making inroads with some key big money donors in the tech capital, the Crowdpac data paints a clear picture of what a challenging environment it is for conservatives. It also helps explain why Republicans find it hard to recruit talent from Silicon Valley to work on their campaigns: Most tech company employees skew left.
Partly this is due to California's politics, where most elected officials statewide and in Congress are Democrats, and to the especially liberal environment in the Bay Area. But as the valley becomes an increasingly lucrative fundraising destination, the GOP will need to do a better job of competing.
Of the tech firms, Twitter has the most liberal employee universe, with 100 percent of its employees' 23 political donations going to liberal candidates.
Apple Inc. and Google are tied, with 90 percent of their employees' giving going to liberal politicians. Yahoo, LinkedIn, Amazon.com and Facebook all had employees who gave more than 85 percent of their donations to liberals.
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Salesforce.com, eBay and PayPal had giving to liberals in the low 80s, while a group of older tech companies — Microsoft, Oracle, HP, Cisco and Intel — showed a slightly more conservative bent in employees' giving. But at these companies, more than 70 percent of giving still went to liberal candidates.
Of the two universities, Stanford had a higher absolute number of donors to liberal candidates, but Berkeley had a far higher percentage giving to liberals, with 97 percent of its employees who made donations giving to left-of-center candidates. About 91 percent of Stanford's employees whose donations met the reporting threshold gave to left-leaning politicians.
Crowdpac also measured giving from Silicon Valley venture capital firms, where the giving turned out to be more politically balanced. About 57 percent of the giving from these companies was to liberal candidates.
Crowdpac based its ratings of donors on the political ideology of their total giving history, ranking donors on a scale of 1 to 10 for least liberal or conservative to most liberal or conservative. A donor had to have donated money at least twice in order to be given a ranking, said Crowdpac co-founder Steve Hilton, a former aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron.
Based on their rankings of the intensity of donors' liberalism, Crowdpac's order of most liberal to least liberal valley companies or institutions went in this order: UC Berkeley, Twitter, Apple, Google, Stanford, Amazon, LinkedIn, Salesforce, Yahoo, eBay, Facebook, Microsoft, PayPal, Cisco, HP, Oracle, Intel and venture capital firms.
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Teaching the Character trait of Flexibility has been hard work with our very black and white, dogmatic, first born son! I remember him as a toddler going around putting everything back in its place, back where it came from. Sounds like a great trait – and it is – until you try and put a used tissue back where it came from! Yes, we had a toddler-struggle over that one!!!
We recently discussed the opposite of Flexibility being Stubbornness – being unable to bend – resistant. We compared a Pipe cleaner with a Popsicle stick. The children discussed all the things that could be done with just one Popsicle stick or just one Pipe cleaner. The result was, that you can do a lot more things in life if you are flexible.
Of course, we had to discuss the things we do not want to be flexible about. The children were very clear that sin and God's Word were two areas that were not up for flexibility!
For the older children this leads well into a discussion on Absolute Truth and the affects on society because society has come to believe there is no absolute truth and their belief system is very flexible!
There was an opportunity for one of our children to be flexible in one of our co-op days where we were playing the old fashioned game of Jacks. Her friend wanted to play Jacks individually and yet race each other. Our daughter wanted to play together as a game. Could she think of how Flexibility could be helpful in this situation? She remembered that being flexible meant changing your ideas on things, so she decided she could change her idea on how to play Jacks (as a group game) and accept the race idea. The point was she was playing with her friends.
No trait stands by itself – we often find overlaps.
In the above situation with Jacks we could have easily addressed this as a Preferring One another (Love) issue, a Preciousness of Others (Respect) issue but since we were dealing with Flexibility it was an opportunity to focus on being willing to change our ideas.
The kids listened to an Odyssey story about a wedding and everyone wanted to do things there own way. The kids were very clear about seeing that there was no Co-operation. One comment was that the characters in the story were being Popsicle sticks! This lead into telling Daddy the difference between a Popsicle stick and a Pipe cleaner. A perfect opportunity to recap and listen to their narrations! It is great seeing them apply their lessons in character to various situations – even if it is in imaginary stories.
Do you have any questions or comments on training in Flexibility?


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70 years of Vietnam-China diplomatic relations
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PM highlights Vietnam-RoK, ASEAN-RoK fruitful cooperation
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PM's RoK trip expected to further enhance bilateral relations
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Tuesday, August 27, 2019 17:12
Vietnam always attaches great importance to the reinforcement and development of the strategic partnership with Thailand, Chairwoman of the National Assembly Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan said during talks with Speaker of the Thai House of Representatives Chuan Leekpai in Bangkok on August 27.
Mobile Police Force ensures order and security
Wednesday, August 14, 2019 10:31
Promoting the heroic tradition, during the past years, the mobile police force has been a "steel shield" to ensure social order, security and peace for people's lives.
Vietnam – Thailand relations: Significant milestones
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24 years of normalisation of Vietnam – US relations
Friday, July 12, 2019 12:27
Over the past 24 years, the Vietnam-US relations have been strengthened with more effective and practical cooperation.
Vietnam values extensive strategic partnership with Japan
Wednesday, June 26, 2019 11:09
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PM meets with leaders on sidelines of 34th ASEAN Summit
Sunday, June 23, 2019 10:18
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc had separate meetings with Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, Indonesian President Joko Widodo, and Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on the sidelines of the 34th ASEAN Summit in Bangkok on June 22.
Vietnam wishes to unceasingly develop ties with Myanmar: Deputy PM
Monday, June 17, 2019 21:17
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue highlighted Vietnam's wish to unceasingly develop relations with Myanmar during talks with Myanmar Vice President Myint Swe in Nay Pyi Taw on June 17.
Singapore, RoK strive to ease tax burdens for businesses
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The glowing colors and dancing lines of the Northern Lights could soon appear inside an educational institution near you.
A small device called Planeterrella bottles all the ingredients needed for the naturally occurring lights show — a magnetic field, a sphere and charged particles — and creates a mini version of the auroras inside.
The concept, which was imported from Europe, will be on display at the Virginia Air and Space Center in a few months. Another device will travel from classroom to classroom.
In addition to offering a Northern Lights display, Planeterrella can also, in limited form, show the differences between aurora on different planets.
Auroras are common on planets with magnetic fields, such as Earth. Particles streaming from the sun hit Earth's magnetic field lines and travel to the magnetic north and south poles. As the particles brush with Earth's upper atmosphere, they excite atoms of nitrogen, oxygen and other gases and cause the lights.
These dancing lights have also been spotted on other planets in the solar system, including Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Other processes could also contribute to the aurora; on Saturn, for example, some researchers say a rain of particles from its ring could help light up the skies.
Planeterrella works to capture this process in miniature. Its European creators drew inspiration from a 19th century experiment called Terrella, which showed how charged particles glow when they hit a magnetic field. Planeterrella includes several spheres to better recreate how auroras wrap around Earth's poles.
The machine, said lead researcher Guillaume Gronoff in a statement, is intended to illustrate the differences in how aurora are generated at different planets.
"The Planeterrella allows us to create analogies with existing processes, like the aurora at Mars, which do not have a global magnetic field, but several localized magnetic fields, or Uranus and Neptune, when the magnetic fields of those planets point towards the sun," said Gronoff, who is a research scientist at NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia.
The experiment is not a perfect recreation, however, as it does not show the whole picture.
Planeterrella's creator was Gronoff's Ph.D. advisor, Jean Lilensten. Lilsensten is from the Centre national de la recherche scientifique and the Institut de Planetologie et d'Astrophysique de Grenoble in France.


Dynamic management view (DMV) sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats return size and fragmentation information for data and indexes for table and view. Here is some of the details about the DMV and the script I use to identify fragmentation.
- If all 5 parameters are set to NULL, it return information of all indexes in the whole instance.
- If you set the first parameter to databaseID and the rest NULL, it returns information of all indexs in the database.
- Specifying database ID and object ID (table) show the information of all indexes of the table.
- Specifying database ID, object ID, and index ID return particular index information.
- If partition number is provided, it return information of the particular index on the partition.
- There are three different mode: LIMITED, SAMPLED and DETAILD. The default (NULL) is LIMITED.
Limited mode is the fastest mode by scanning the smallest number of pages, and return NULL for compressed page count. Sampled mode returns an estimate value of the compressed page count by sampling 1% sample of all pages.
Detailed mode scan all pages and returns actual value of all statistics including compressed page count. However, it is the slowest among this three mode.
The above query join the dmv with sys.index to return the fill factor. This give me an idea if fill factor setting was part of the reason causing fragmentation. It also sort the result with the highest fragmentation. Please be aware that if you do not specify object or index parameter, it may take considerable time to run the query if your database is large.
You could find list of indexes of a specific table indexes fragmentation by specifying the objectID or use OBJECT_ID if you already know the object name.
Make sure you are in the same database if you use the OBJECT_ID system function, or use three part name like 'YourDatabase.YourSchema.YourTable'.
After determine the fragmentation, you can use this information to maintain index by REBUILD or/and REORGANIZE the index. I blog here about REBUILD and REORGANIZE.


Saint Louis, Missouri police stake out the home of young motorist whose video of an out-of-control police officer garnered international attention.
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"It was the first time I've seen it," Darrow told TheNewspaper. "But my neighbor said he's seen a lot of police down our dead end street since all of this happened."
When Darrow walked outside to his 1997 Nissan Maxima, he noticed two officers sitting in a marked squad car, numbered 65. There is little question as to why the officers were there.
"As I got into the car, he started to pull up the street and he and his partner just stared me down," Darrow explained.
This month, however, scandals within the Saint Louis Police Department which otherwise would have been a local story, gathered national attention and fueled additional resentment. Some $40,000 in cash turned up "missing" from the police evidence room on September 17. The city of St. George was forced to fire Sergeant James Kuehnlein for his threat to "come up with reasons" to "lock up" Darrow. An investigation into whether Kuehnlein's actions merit criminal charges is under way. Darrow met on Monday with a Saint Louis County Police Department detective.
"I quickly learned that this was about finding something I did wrong and not the officer," Darrow said.
Despite the official harassment, Darrow has been comforted by an unexpected level of support from the general public. Motorists who recognized him from various television interviews have stopped to thank him or give him the "thumbs up." A judge also dropped charges from the June traffic stop after a Saint Louis police officer failed to show up at a trial where Darrow had been prepared to defend himself with video evidence.


The 20th of October 2015 is a special date for all companies operating in the building automation industry. On that day, more than 40 countries around the world were celebrating the 25th anniversary of the KNX standard. Representatives of the SATEL company, which is a member of the KNX Association, had the pleasure of attending the ceremony held in Poland.
KNX is an open standard for the management and control of equipment and buildings for all types of control installations. The KNX standard allows convenient control of both lighting, heating and air conditioning, as well as energy management systems, water and multimedia installations. It is also used in security systems, SATEL being one of the companies whose solutions enable integration of the building automation with the alarm system.
The meeting, which was held at the Winosfera restaurant in Warsaw, included interesting lectures and presentations on a variety of subjects. Origin and history of KNX as well as functions of the devices using this standard and their possible uses were presented. Also, the planned technological development directions and goals for the future were outlined. Additionally, a special presentation was given by Juan Cristian Santandreu Utermark, a world-class architect, who showed the possibilities of applying the KNX system in modern architecture.
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) cut its economic growth forecast for developing Asia on October 1, citing weakness in region's two largest economies China and India and jitters over plans to scale back US stimulus that destabilised financial markets.
ADB said it expects the region's emerging economies to grow by 6 per cent this year, down from 6.6 per cent predicted in April. It also cut its 2014 growth forecast to 6.2 per cent from 6.7 per cent.
"Developing Asia is challenged to sustain its growth momentum," the bank said in an update to its Asian Development Outlook report, which covers 45 developing or newly industrialised countries in Asia and the Pacific but excludes Japan.
China's economy, the world's second biggest, is now expected to expand 7.6 per cent, down from 8.2 per cent forecast earlier this year.
The country's communist leaders are trying to reverse a painful, extended slowdown that dragged growth down to a two-decade low of 7.5 per cent in the second quarter.
In India, growth is slowing because industry and investment are hindered by poor infrastructure and long delays in structural reforms. The bank cut its forecast to 4.7 per cent growth from 6 per cent.
The ADB also lowered its Southeast Asia forecast because of lackluster exports and moderating investment in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, though stronger than expected growth in the Philippines partially offset the decline.
The region growth outlook was also hurt by nervousness that US Federal Reserve policymakers were planning to scale back their monetary stimulus programme, the bank said. The worries rocked financial markets in some countries including India and Indonesia, where stocks and currencies tumbled as foreign investors started pulling funds out on the expectation of higher returns back home.


The document of my 2018 CACIS residency agave horn build must rightly begin with mention of Thomas Melchert. A German woodworker of enormous skill and creativity, I was introduced to him in 2012 the day after asking my host, Roser, if she knew anyone with a bandsaw. In the way that adventure abroad can become larger, in a moment, than you had ever expected, I was ushered without fanfare into Thomas' fantasy woodshop, set there above Artes in a not-making-this-up 800 year old castle.
So there it is, three years after my last visit, and sure enough I'm back in town, knocking on the door at Thomas' place begging more bandsaw time. A happy reunion, Thomas and his wife, Sarah distract me with a tour of their renovated castle/mansion/fantasy getaway suites (which you can rent on vacation in Catalunya!) before I notice, leaning against the wall at the base of the foyer stairs – a 10 foot, dried agave stalk.
and he said, 'Yeah, would you like to have it?'.
The enormous advantage of the agave material is the combination of very hard outer crust fading into a sponge softness centre. Carving the inside was accomplished much by feeling, as the density of the stalk becomes incrementally harder as you approach the outer wall, fascinating to me, but also maybe 100 times faster than carving, say, rockhard goddamn Spanish Pine. This time-saving translates into the possibility of a much more stage ready horn, with curves and suspension, that can fit into a car and take up 1 square foot on stage, unlike it's 12 foot long, unbent predecessor, la Banya Gran (which I still love very much).
As I left her, La Atzavara was a high functioning, glow-in-the-dark D# instrument with exceptional bass tones and range.
Sample 1: bass and vocal. Sample 2: horn style.
However well she survives the test of time, I hope to return in 2021, add enough length to bring her down to a D, and get her in the band.
Below, dear reader, the slideshow of my 2018 CACIS (Center for Comtemporary Art and Sustainability) residency. It is, of course, much more than woodworking, as my band must be managed on our small tour, my wife is alongside me for her own residency, and CACIS itself is a rich community of contributing artists inviting as much participation as a fella can muster. To that I'll be throwing in some more human pics, though you should know that it will be mostly obsessive woodworking shots, just FYI.
5 fuhorns in this picture!
The voice of Myth is legendary. He is also an exceptional horn player.
Thomas, his magic sticks, and the two halves of la Banya Gran.
Freshly cut, the hollowing begins.
18 inches of Spanish Pine. 4 days to carve!
my wonderful hosts, Roser Oduber, Joan Vandrell, & Irene Vandrell, who offer up an entire world to my wife and I when we visit and make us look good in the Catalunyan Art community.
Culture hero and rennaissance man, Valenti Escale Villa for his friendship, his horn playing, local guidance and equipment sourcing.
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What's a safe operating voltage for the uBITx?
The answer is probably. Many constructors have been using 13.8v supplies with the µBITx and the BITx40, and quite happily over a reasonable period of time. The parts are generally rated to cope with 12v nominally, but this typically means up to around 14-16v.
There are components in the µBITx, however, that will not cope with more than 15v. Some capacitors are 16v rated. A component that is rated at a maximum voltage of 15v is the TDA2822.
Those of you with a WX version of the TDA2822 should be using a voltage regulator to reduce the voltage to 9v or less on this chip. The chip is, otherwise, bound to fail. Those with the FCI version needn't worry so much, but may want to current limit (with a resistor) the output of the audio stage into speakers/headphones.
One of the discussions on the BITX20 IO list over recent weeks has been a variable power supply to control power out on different bands. This seemed like the wrong approach to addressing variable output of the µBITx to the editor of ubitx.net (where the problem of inadequate drive or inadequacies in the PA design should be addressed directly) until he spotted this circuit diagram drawn up by Walter W9KJO, based on earlier suggestions. It is simple and straight forward with the TIP142 device at the centre of the "buck" function. 24v input can be adjusted downwards to set the power output of the µBITx PA stage.
However the TIP 142 really generates some heat. He has a heat sink on the device, but the heat sink will need to be much larger to be safe.
Paul has lithium ion batteries that provide up to 4.2 volt when fully charged, and he hoped to put four in a pack which could max out at 16.8 volts providing about 2300 maH to power the µBITx.
The consensus seems to be around 15v is the maximum voltage that should be applied to the µBITx.
The reason is that the audio amplifier absolute voltage limit is 15V. All the other components can handle the 15V voltage. This assumes of course that the 5V regulator on the raduino has a heatsink and better still has a series resistor to limit power dissipation.
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package com.aitusoftware.transport.messaging.proxy;

import com.aitusoftware.transport.messaging.ExecutionReport;
import com.aitusoftware.transport.messaging.OrderDetails;
import com.aitusoftware.transport.messaging.Topic;

@Topic
public interface CompositeTopic
{
    void sendData(final long id, final OrderDetails orderDetails,
                  final ExecutionReport executionReport, final CharSequence venueResponse,
                  final long timestamp);
}

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Awards acknowledge leadership of peers who have dedicated a great deal of their time to ensure a strong association and vibrant industry.
Stacey Bales received an Award of Merit honor in 2018.
The National Association for Surface Finishers is taking nominations for industry awards that will be presented at the SUR/FIN conference in June.
Each year, the NASF presents awards to acknowledge the leadership of peers who have dedicated a great deal of their time to ensure a strong association and vibrant industry.
NASF Presidential Award: This award focuses on the extraordinary service put forth by an NASF member who is actively participating on a local and national level.
Silvio Taormina Memorial Award: Presented to individuals who have performed outstanding service to the finishing industry.
August Munning Award: Given to a supplier member who has significantly contributed to the well-being of the NASF.
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New Jersey just passed similar legislation banning cashless merchants, and cities like Washington DC and New York are following suit.
"The number of completely cashless businesses are few and far between, and research has shown that cash is still a preferred payment method for many shoppers in the US," said eMarketer forecasting analyst Cindy Liu.
An October 2018 survey from Pew Research Center showed that 70% of US adults used cash last year for at least some of their purchases during a typical week. Separately, 60% of US internet users polled by Cardtronics said that cash was the most available payment method for everyone, and another 90% viewed cash as essential to those without checking or savings accounts.
Retailers should understand that consumers want options and, above all, a frictionless shopping experience. "Whether that means accepting cash, card or mobile—it should be about the consumer experience and offering whatever payment method a shopper wants to use," Liu said.
While Philadelphia's ban has raised questions about the future of mobile payments, it's unlikely the legislation will have a significant effect on consumer adoption of payment technologies.
This year, we estimate, 27.4% of smartphone users in the US will use a mobile phone to make a payment at a physical point-of-sale. Among those ages 25 to 34, this figure climbs to nearly 50%.
Mobile payments are most popular for lower-priced purchases such as coffee and fast food, with virtually all mobile proximity payment users tapping or scanning their phones for low-cost items at places like Starbucks and Sweetgreen. The draw to these retailers is their single-merchant app that house consumers' payment information, which saves time at the register and encourages shoppers to rack up rewards. By contrast, consumers still see more risk and less benefit in paying for medium- and higher-priced purchases like groceries or electronics with their mobile phones.
Starbucks' mobile payment app has seen the most adoption of any proximity mobile payment service, with 25.7 million users in the US, according to our estimates. That figure is projected to grow by 2.3 million users this year, outpacing universal mobile payment apps like Apple Pay and Google Pay, which will add 2 million and 1.3 million users this year, respectively.


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Armin van Buuren is set to deliver a very special new live experience, 'This Is Me', his most personal and intimate show yet, at the iconic Ziggo Dome venue in his 'hometown' Amsterdam on Ascension Day, Thursday 21 May and Friday 22 May 2020.
The milestone show will take fans on a journey through the peaks of Armin van Buuren's monumental career. For the very first time, all aspects of his professional life will be celebrated during two momentous once-in-a-lifetime shows, uniquely exclusive to the intimate and iconic setting of Amsterdam's famous venue, the Ziggo Dome.
Fresh from the release of his new studio album, Balance – a reflection of his many years as a producer – 'This Is Me' will bring all sides of Armin van Buuren together into a unique one-time only event. Amalgamating mainstage performances, nearly 20 years of A State of Trance, Armin Only, Radio Hits and more, Armin van Buuren will take his fans on a musical journey across every corner of his incredible professional career.
"Every song I make teaches me something new," added the Dutch juggernaut. "Informed by years of experience as a producer, it's an honest story of venturing into known and unknown territories, finding the balance in between."
"At this point, it's time to tell you my whole story. All of it: all of those different things that made me learn and grow as a person. This is what I want to create, and there's no one I'd rather share my story with than all of you. I'm Armin van Buuren, and This Is Me!"
Produced by global dance event giant ALDA, 'This Is Me' is sure to prove one of 2020's most unmissable events on the dance music calendar, with ticket sales starting 23 November at 12:00 CET via this official ticket shop link.
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Birth of Michael Hayes, Politician & Professor
Michael Joseph Hayes, Fine Gael politician and professor of Irish, is born in Dublin on December 1, 1889. He serves as Ceann Comhairle of Dáil Éireann from 1922 to 1932, Minister for Foreign Affairs from August 1922 to September 1922 and Minister for Education January 1922 to August 1922. He serves as a Teachta Dála (TD) for the National University of Ireland constituency from 1921 to 1933. He is a Senator from 1938 to 1965.
Hayes is educated at the Synge Street CBS and at University College Dublin (UCD). He later becomes a lecturer in French at the University. In 1913, he joins the Irish Volunteers and fights in Jacob's biscuit factory during the Easter Rising in 1916. He escapes capture but is arrested in 1920 and interned at Ballykinlar, County Down.
Hayes is first elected to Dáil Éireann as a Sinn Féin TD for the National University of Ireland constituency at the 1921 general election. At the 1922 general election he is elected as a Pro-Treaty Sinn Féin TD. He serves as Minister for Education from January to September 1922, as part of the Dail Aireacht ministry as opposed to the Provisional Government. He has special responsibility for secondary education. He is also acting Minister for Foreign Affairs from August to September 1922. He supports the Anglo-Irish Treaty during the crucial debates in 1922. That same year he is elected Ceann Comhairle of the first Dáil of the Irish Free State. He holds that post for ten years until 1932.
At the 1923 general election, Hayes is elected as a Cumann na nGaedheal TD for two constituencies, Dublin South and National University of Ireland. He resigns his seat in Dublin South following the election.
Hayes loses his Dáil seat at the 1933 general election, but is elected to Seanad Éireann in 1938 for Fine Gael. He remains a Senator until 1965, acting as leader of government and opposition there.
Hayes becomes Professor of Irish at University College Dublin in 1951.
Michael Hayes dies at the age of 86 on July 11, 1976 in Dublin.
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Birth of William X. O'Brien, Politician & Trade Unionist
William X. O'Brien, politician and trade unionist, is born on January 23, 1881 in Clonakilty, County Cork. He is christened "John William."
O'Brien moves with his family to Dublin in 1897, and quickly becomes involved in the Irish Socialist Republican Party (ISRP). He is described as "a very significant figure in the ISRP" by ISRP historian David Lynch. He is a member of the Socialist Party of Ireland, serving on its executive.
A close friend and associate of James Connolly, O'Brien helps establish the Irish Transport and General Workers' Union (ITGWU) in 1909, and is instrumental in the Dublin lock-out strike in 1913.
A member of the Irish Neutrality League and Anti-Conscription Committee during World War I, O'Brien is interned on several occasions by the Dublin Castle government. During one of these instances, he stands in the 1920 Stockport by-election, but is refused a release to campaign in it.
With the formation of the Irish Free State, O'Brien is elected as Teachta Dála (TD) for Dublin South at the 1922 general election, and again for Tipperary in June 1927 and again in 1937.
An important figure in the Labour Party in Ireland in its formative days, O'Brien resists James Larkin's attempt to gain control of the Party on release from prison. Taking Larkin to court over his occupation of ITGWU headquarters, the Larkin-O'Brien feud results in a split within the labour and trade union movements, and the formation of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions.
In 1930, O'Brien seeks to have Leon Trotsky granted asylum in Ireland, but the head of the Free State government, W. T. Cosgrave, refuses to allow it.
Active in politics and the trade union movement into his 60s, O'Brien retires in 1946 and dies on October 31, 1968.
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Playground Games has removed the Carlton and Floss dance moves from Forza Horizon 4 amid the lawsuits being brought against Fortnite.
Even if you don't play Fortnite, and have never played it even once, it is highly unlikely that you haven't heard of it. That's because, in the space of around 18 months, Fortnite has overthrown the video game world and started to infiltrate the real one. One of the main ways in which it has done that is via its emotes.
Emotes are gestures that players can use in-game, and most of them take the form of short dance moves. However, during the past couple of months, Fortnite's developers Epic have run into a few problems when it comes to some of those dances. Pretty much all of the dance moves you can perform on Fortnite are inspired by real-life dances and some of those claiming to have invented the moves want credit.
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In terms of the respective lawsuits, some of them clearly have more clout to them than others. Orange Shirt Kid and Backpack Kid both effectively gave permission for their dances to be used by Epic. Meanwhile, Ribiero's Carlton dance has been traced back to a Bruce Springsteen music video that was released before The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air ever hit our screens. As of right now, it looks as if the momentum is very much swinging in Fortnite's favor.


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The mild Mediterranean climate of Trieste does not have big seasonal changes, making it a pleasant place to visit throughout the year. But go prepared for the 'Bora', the strong wind that often blows through the region. The busiest time of the year is in June, July and August so hotels will be busier and flights to Trieste will be more expensive. For better deals, cheap flights to Trieste and a quieter visit, aim for the months either side. Whenever you choose to go, though, something is bound to be happening. In October the city hosts the Barcolana Regatta when sailors of all ages and skill take part in races. Every July and August sees the International Operetta Festival, first held as far back as 1801. Or if you prefer film, then the Trieste Film Festival, screening over 150 films, takes place in January.
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Trieste, although hilly, is a walkable city with a fairly compact historic centre. When you get tired you will find an excellent bus service as well as water taxis and the tramway, which is a cross between a tram and a funicular railway. Get an overview of the city when you arrive by taking a ride on the sightseeing buses. The tourist office will have information about guided walking tours of the city that are available.
Visitors taking a flight to Trieste – Friuli Venezia Giulia Airport (TRS) will be able to reach the city in an hour by bus. The reasonably priced buses depart every half hour. A taxi ride is quicker, taking just 30 minutes, but they are very expensive. There are also car rental companies at the airport.
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