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THE BACK KITCHEN RELEASE PARTY
by Trevor Devall
Arts Club Theatre Company
Granville Island Stage
June 19-Aug. 9
$28-$41 604-687-1644 or www.artsclub.com
A few years ago my wife and I took a trip to Newfoundland and it was a revelation: beautiful and rugged with friendly, funny people and great music. Yup, a lot of the clichés turned out to be true—not the dumb Newfie clichés, but all the positive ones. So I was sure I'd be a sucker for The Back Kitchen Release Party, directed at the Arts Club by Don Noble.
A musical revue, the show is built around the premise that four friends from St. John's are going to reunite their old band, The Back Kitchen, and gig their way across Canada to Vancouver, where they'll play at the wake of a dead band member. On their way they'll pick up Maggie (Sarah Donald), the band's former fiddler, who has moved to Toronto to play violin in the symphony orchestra.
Their leader, lead singer and guitarist Neil (Trevor Devall, who wrote the script) cajoles and bullies the others: Maggie, who is reluctant to go, the big percussionist Seamus (Jonathon Teague), accordionist Gurinder (Sarah May Redmond), and the second guitarist (Tracey Power). The plot turns out to be pretty thin—the norm for musical revues. And the characters tread very close to cliché, especially obnoxious Neil, none too bright Seamus, and South-Asian wannabe Gurinder.
When this show cooks it's on account of the music. The repertoire definitely has a Newfoundland flavour, opening with a song about a fishing boat that can't stay afloat and grabbing the audience with a traditional reel highlighted by Donald's fiddling. At one point the band regales a Star Trek convention with a song about a Newfie b'y in space who discovers that "There ain't no screech on Venus/And there's no salt cod on Mars." The show does offer some musical variety. Redmond plays and sings an amusing traditional Québecois folk song, "Le Rap a Ti-Petang," and the full cast does a beautiful a cappella version of part of Gordon Lightfoot's "Canadian Railroad Trilogy."
Kudos to Alison Jenkins for her musical direction and arrangements, especially the vocal harmonies on nearly every song. I very much enjoyed the music, even if I didn't find the characters or their stories particularly inspiring. I wouldn't say it's the next best thing to going to Newfoundland, but if you listen very hard you can hear echoes of one of the most fascinating places on this continent.
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Israel Abanikanda (2) and Calijah Kancey (8) celebrate a touchdown during Pitt football's game vs. Miami on Oct. 30 at Heinz Field.
By Jermaine Sykes, Staff Writer
Pitt experienced its most successful season in recent history this year, with double digits wins for the first time since 1981 and winning its first ACC Championship. Although the Panthers' season doesn't conclude until Dec. 30 at the Peach Bowl, here are some superlatives for the 2021 football season.
Most Valuable Player: Kenny Pickett, Quarterback
This year's MVP for the Panthers is fifth-year quarterback Kenny Pickett. Pickett, a four-year starter, put up a respectable 39 touchdowns and 25 interceptions through his first four years. But his decision to return to Pitt for a final year was the best thing that could have happened to the Panthers.
In an historic season, Kenny Pickett passed for 4,319 yards, 42 touchdowns and seven interceptions. He also rushed for five touchdowns. His 42 touchdown passes not only broke Dan Marino's program record for touchdowns in a single season, but also the ACC single season passing touchdowns record.
His record-breaking season earned him ACC player of the year honors. He's also a finalist for the Maxwell, Walter Camp and Davey O'Brien awards. Pickett is also a Heisman finalist and might be the first Panther to win the award since 1976.
Offensive Player of the Year: Jordan Addison, Wide Receiver
Pickett's favorite target was sophomore wideout Jordan Addison. Addison led the Panthers in receptions, yards and receiving touchdowns in 2020. With high expectations from the fans coming into the season, the self proclaimed "route runner," lived up to the hype in 2021.
Addison caught 93 passes for 1,479 yards and 17 touchdowns. The 17 touchdowns and counting is the most in the nation for a receiver and the highest mark at Pitt since Larry Fitzgerald's 22 touchdowns in 2003. Addison is a finalist for the Fred Biletnikoff award and will likely be a first team All-American.
The 19-year-old still has three years of eligibility remaining. But with his talent and production, he will probably depart for the NFL in 2023 when he is draft eligible. In the meantime, he continues to climb the all-time Pitt receiving ranks.
Defensive Player of the Year: SirVocea Dennis, Linebacker
The Panthers defense allowed a low 73 rushing yards per game in 2021. The leader of the Panthers' stout front seven deserves DPOY honors.
Dennis has tallied 81 total tackles so far this season, with four sacks and one interception. The interception was a pick six against Clemson, and arguably one of the most exciting plays of the season. Dennis also has a field goal block.
The do-it-all junior linebacker has two more years of eligibility. Dennis will undoubtedly play a large role in the defense next season, which is looking to build upon a strong finish to their 2021 season.
First-year Player of the Year: Gavin Bartholemew, Tight End
Pitt had one of the best passing offenses in program history in 2021. First-year tight end Gavin Bartholemew had plenty to do with that. Bartholomew hauled in 27 passes for 317 yards and four touchdown passes. Bartholomew had big contributions in late season games against Syracuse and North Carolina.
The first-year's season garnered an All-ACC honorable mention bid and he will be a key piece to a Panthers' offense that looks to continue its dominance in years to come.
Most Improved Player: Israel Abanikanda, Running Back
Sophomore back Israel Abanikanda took a big leap in his second year with the Panthers. In his first season in 2020, Abanikanda racked up 95 yards on just 28 carries.
Head coach Pat Narduzzi opted for a "running back by committee" set up this season. Abanikanda split time with junior Vincent Davis and first-year Rodney Hammond. Abanikanda compiled 635 yards on 5.4 yards per carry and seven touchdowns, leading the Panther backfield.
Abanikanda was also the player responsible for one of the most memorable plays of the season — a 97-yard kickoff return against Virginia on senior night.
Most Underrated: Jared Wayne, Wide Receiver
Behind Pickett, Addison, Bartholomew and Abanikanda, the Panthers have one of the best offenses in the country. A player who played a big role and should not be overlooked is Jared Wayne, a junior wide receiver.
Wayne put up a productive 46 catches for 654 yards and five touchdowns in 2021. While Addison wound up being Pickett's big play threat, Wayne was always there as a backup plan. His catching and yardage were good for No. 2 overall in the Panthers' receiving core.
Play of the year: Kenny Pickett's 58-yard touchdown run in ACC Championship Game
Pickett is known for his arm and throwing ability. But on this play, his underrated speed — along with a genius and controversial fake slide — gave the Panthers an early lead in the most important game of the season.
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Christmas is a joyful time when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ the Saviour . We are joyful over what Christmas means as God's gift to all mankind. It's our only way of release from the penalty of sin and the freedom from the over powering power of sin. It's the door to a new relationship to the Holy and eternal God, for us a new start in life.
Christmas is also a solemn time, when we think of the end of the journey which began that first Christmas night. The journey that would lead to the cross of Calvary and the separation of Jesus the Son of God from the Father. A journey where He would be rejected, hated and tortured then die all because of His love for each one of us. "But God commendeth His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." Romans 5:8.
As we celebrate Christmas, let's keep in mind the purpose of Christmas.
Then Shout and Sing for JOY.


After a nearly 20-month hiatus, the premiere of Game of Thrones' season 8 is almost here. With just six episodes to go, HBO's beloved medieval fantasy drama has more than enough loose ends to tie up before it comes to a close. But one of the show's most compelling unanswered questions revolves around how Bran Stark's ability to see into the past will affect its ultimate endgame.
As is the case with most stories in which time travel factors into the plot, the specifics of how time operates in the Game of Thrones universe can be confusing. Not to mention that in Thrones, there is added ambiguity created by the fact that when Bran uses his greenseer powers — the ability to perceive visions of past, present and future events — his body isn't actually traveling anywhere despite the fact that we as viewers see his physical person in the flashback.
Based on what the original Three-Eyed Raven told Bran about time travel, "The past is already written. The ink is dry," time in the Game of Thrones universe seems to operate in a closed loop. This means that Bran cannot change the past through time travel, he can only fulfill it.
In very broad terms, that means that there was no first time around. The version of the past that Bran "changed" was actually the only version of the past that ever existed. Basically, there was never any chance that Bran shattering Hodor's mind by warging into him from the past wouldn't happen.
Although it might seem confusing, a self-fulfilling time travel loop is a popular narrative device for a reason: it's one of the only ways for the concept to really make sense. However, it still creates somewhat of a paradox as it produces a universe in which the past is dependent on a future that is dependent on the past — i.e., Hodor's mind can't be shattered unless Bran wargs into him from the past, but Bran would have never needed to warg into Hodor if his mind hadn't been shattered in the first place.
As for how Bran's abilities will influence Game of Thrones' ending, there are those who believe his fate has always been directly entwined with the fate of Westeros as a whole. While some fans think that Bran himself could be the Night King, others speculate that his meddling in the past will turn out to be what drove the Mad King insane.
Of course, there's also always a chance that Bran learned his lesson after the whole Hodor fiasco and will now exclusively use his powers to reveal game-changing truths — like the one about Jon Snow's parents — whenever it's convenient for the storyline. Talk about a deus ex machina.


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There's mediocre jazz, mediocre salesmen, mediocre golfers. If you want to be good, you have to really hone your skills.
The great jazz radio stations have a duty to continue evolving their format just as audiences ask the musicians to evolve. How do you do that with a form of music that has 100 years of recorded history? How do you also keep it contemporary so you don't isolate your listeners? These are major questions.
If you hear Thelonious Monk play a run that goes from the top of the piano, OK, he has opened up the Grand Canyon with that. He's the river that's carved this entire space that we call the Grand Canyon. He does that with one run. He lets you know, like, what the possibility of the sound of the piano can do.
As an improviser, my nature is to take a theme and constantly rework it.
I'm a bit of a traditionalist, but I kind of mangle things as I perform in a contemporary way.
I feel like I'm a torchbearer for jazz, fostering its tradition but its future, too.
I am a huge fan of Adrian Piper: how she works, how she reveals her process in the work, how she writes about it.
I have that huge print from Pollock by the piano because the influence is reciprocal. He was into hearing music while he created, and I sometimes do the opposite. I'm influenced by everything from an ant to a dream.
Pianos - if they don't like what you're saying, then they won't talk back to you. And you want it to talk back to you.
As a listener, we're looking for that person who kind of excites the molecules within us - who knows how to tell the story that resonates deeply to our core and almost prompts us into action. Fats Waller has been that person for decades. When people need a lift, sometimes they go to him. I know I do.
Usually, when I see films that don't have any score attached to them, I think they're beautiful. I love just the naked sound of the voice. That's already music.
You make a record because you have to chart your progress, not only for yourself, but for your audience.
I'm lazy. I don't practice enough. I do other stuff. I'm not a musician's musician, and I don't necessarily know if I want to be. When I hear something and want to work on it, then that's what my project will be.
Jazz musicians don't make any money, so I might as well make some on the market. I pick my own stocks - Microsoft, Dell - the tech stocks, the breadwinners.
My killer crossover project would be to combine Bjork and Grace Jones with the West Coast rappers and create this massive music. That's, like, one of my dreams.
I used to watch those rock videos where they would chainsaw the piano. And I thought, 'That's what I want to do.' I thought classical music was corny.
From being a teacher and educator, I see the state of the music through the eyes of an 18-year-old coming on to the scene, and we want to make sure it stays intact. With my generation, it's our duty to do that.
I kind of want to get the music back on a road it hasn't been on for a while. I want to promote the arts as part of the American diet.
Confidence is the key. When you're playing something new, find the part you know very well and play it really strong. That'll make you believe that you really do know it.
I see how people look at me, all around the world. They see something because of the race I belong to. I have to understand that and put it into my music.
I play a Monk song, it's like you get possessed. And then you have to break that spell. You have to remind yourself that you are an individual, or that you aren't Thelonious Monk.
I grew up with KTSU, and that station gave me so much info about the pantheon of black sounds: reggae, gospel, blues, soul, hip hop, and mostly they played jazz. That was a major part of how I understood music.
America used to be proud of abstraction, and we have fallen away from it. The future depends on people trying to promote that abstract thinking. Not just in relation to music and jazz and the arts, but the economy, social strife, tension between people.
Music, many times, around the world, serves to help us understand other people without having to talk.
I don't want to be defined solely by what I do as a jazz musician at a club or a festival. That's not all of me. It's not even close.


GENEVA (ILO News) –Despite signs that economic growth has resumed in some regions, the global employment situation is alarming and shows no sign of recovery in the near future, says the International Labour Organization (ILO).
The ILO's "World of Work Report 2012: Better Jobs for a Better Economy" says that around 50 million jobs are still missing compared to the situation that existed before the crisis. It also warns that a new and more problematic phase of the global jobs crisis is emerging.
First, this is due to the fact that many governments, especially in advanced economies, have shifted their priority to a combination of fiscal austerity and tough labour market reforms. The report says such measures are having devastating consequences on labour markets in general and job creation in particular. They have also mostly failed to reduce fiscal deficits.
The narrow focus of many Eurozone countries on fiscal austerity is deepening the jobs crisis and could even lead to another recession in Europe", said Mr. Raymond Torres, Director of the ILO Institute for International Labour Studies and lead author of the report.
Third, in most advanced economies, many of the new jobs are precarious. Non-standard forms of employment are on the rise in 26 out of the 50 advanced economies with available information.
Fourth, the social climate has aggravated in many parts of the world and may entail further social unrest. According to the report's Social Unrest Index, 57 out of 106 countries with available information showed a risk of increased social unrest in 2011 compared to 2010. The two regions with the largest increases are Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East and North Africa.
The report says that fiscal austerity combined with labour market deregulation will not promote employment prospects in the short term. In general, there is no clear link between labour market reforms and higher employment levels. Moreover, some recent reforms – especially in Europe – have reduced job stability and exacerbated inequalities while failing to create jobs.
However, the report argues that if a job-friendly policy-mix of taxation and increased expenditure in public investment and social benefits is put in place, approximately 2 million jobs could be created over the next year in advanced economies.
Employment rates have increased in only 5 of 36 advanced economies (Germany, Israel, Luxembourg, Malta and Poland) since 2007.
Youth unemployment rates have increased in about 80 per cent of advanced countries and in two-thirds of developing countries.
Poverty rates have increased in half of developed economies and in one-third of developing economies, while inequality rose in half of developed countries and one-fourth of developing economies.
On average, more than 40 per cent of jobseekers in advanced economies have been without work for more than a year. The majority of developing economies show a decline in both long-term unemployment and inactivity rates.
Involuntary part-time employment has increased in two-thirds of advanced economies. Temporary employment has also risen in more than half of these economies.
The share of informal employment stands at more than 40 per cent in two-thirds of emerging and developing countries.
In 26 out of the 40 countries for which information is available, the proportion of workers covered by a collective agreement declined between 2000 and 2009.
At 19.8 per cent of GDP in 2010, global investment remains 3.1 percentage points lower than the historical average, with a more pronounced downward trend in advanced economies. In all regions, investment in small firms has been impacted disproportionately by the global crisis.
This edition of IDEA focuses on secondary education in Latin America and examines the serious mismatch between what employers are seeking in terms of knowledge and skills, and what young people are actually learning in the region's schools. It draws on the findings of a new IDB book, Disconnected: Skills, Education and Employment in Latin America, and what they imply for public policy in education throughout the region.
Its new design aims at attracting new visitors and at further raising awareness about public health issues.
The portal also hosts a section on health and safety at work.
The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission was created by Congress to report on the national security implications of the bilateral trade and economic relationship between the United States and the People's Republic of China. For more information, visit www.uscc.gov.
Today the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission released a report entitled CHINA'S EVOLVING SPACE CAPABILITIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S. INTERESTS. The report details significant advances in China's space program. This report was prepared for the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission by the Project 2049 Institute.
The report is available online at www.uscc.gov.
· Given asymmetries in reliance on space systems, even relative increases in Chinese space capabilities could present challenges for the United States.
· The Chinese military manages China's space program and there is significant overlap between civilian and military space operations, which mutually reinforce one another.
· Over the next 10-15 years, China is likely to develop more advanced precision strike assets, integrated with persistent space-based surveillance, a single integrated air and space picture, and a more survivable communications architecture, which could enhance China's confidence in enforcing a broader range of territorial claims around China's periphery.
· China is pressing forward with an ambitious counterspace program, including ground- and space-based surveillance systems, electronic warfare capabilities, and kinetic kill vehicles.
· The possibility of a conflict in the Taiwan Strait remains the principal strategic concern of Chinese national security policy makers, defense planners, and acquisition authorities.
The People's Republic of China (PRC) has made significant advances in its space program and is emerging as a space power. With preservation of its monopoly on power as an overriding goal, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) bolsters its legitimacy through achievements in space.
The Chinese military manages China's space program and there is significant overlap between civilian and military space operations, which mutually reinforce one another. An increasingly sophisticated R&D and industrial establishment supplies the People's Liberation Army (PLA) with military space systems. The PLA General Armaments Department (GAD) appears to oversee space systems acquisitions and operations. Other important organizations in the space program include the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) and China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC). As a rough NASA counterpart, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) facilitates international exchanges and cooperative programs with other space-faring nations.
The PLA is rapidly improving its space and counterspace capabilities in order to advance CCP interests and defend against perceived challenges to sovereignty and territorial integrity. Because Taiwan's democratic system of government – an alternative to mainland China's authoritarian model -- presents an existential challenge to the CCP, the PLA relies on military coercion to compel concessions on sovereignty. The possibility of a conflict in the Taiwan Strait remains the principal strategic concern of Chinese national security policy makers, defense planners, and acquisition authorities.
China has made considerable progress in advancing its space capabilities. A survivable, growing space-based sensor architecture, able to transmit reconnaissance data to ground sites in China in near real time, could be used to facilitate the PLA's ability to carry out long-range precision strikes with growing lethality and speed. Its space-based sensor development is focused on surveillance and targeting. The PLA may augment existing space-based assets with microsatellites launched on solid-fueled launch vehicles. Chinese R&D investments include dedicated military communications satellites able to transmit high volumes of data to a wide variety of users and to support operations at increasingly extended ranges from China's coast, a constellation of navigation satellites that further enhances China's operational scope, foreign satellite communications monitoring systems, electronic countermeasure systems to disrupt an opponent's use of space-based systems, and the capability for physical destruction of satellites in orbit. Chinese space system development is intimately connected with R&D investment into next generation extended range precision strike systems.
Over the next 10-15 years, China is likely to develop more advanced precision strike assets, integrated with persistent space-based surveillance, a single integrated air and space picture, and survivable communications architecture, which could enable greater confidence in contesting a broader range of sovereignty and territorial claims around China's periphery. China's interest in space also is driven by a requirement to field countermeasures against advanced U.S. long-range precision strike capabilities, which are expected to come more fully online over the next 10-15 years. Such capabilities enable the PLA to conduct military operations at increasingly greater distances from Chinese shores, which may complicate U.S. freedom of action in the Asia-Pacific region.
Disclaimer: This research report was prepared at the request of the Commission to support its deliberations. Posting of the Report to the Commission's website is intended to promote greater public understanding of the issues addressed by the Commission in its ongoing assessment of U.S.-China economic relations and their implications for U.S. security, as mandated by Public Law 106-398 and Public Law 108-7. However, it does not necessarily imply an endorsement by the Commission or any individual Commissioner of the views or conclusions expressed in this commissioned research report.
Visit www.uscc.gov for transcripts of previous hearings, research reports, the Commission's annual reports to the Congress, and other information about the Commission's activities.
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JILPT regularly publishes Reserach Reports as results of various researches and studies conducted, originally in Japanese. Listed below are summaries of selected issues provided in English translation. Original reports (only in Japanese) are available from here.
Global food prices have increased by 8% in the last four months since December 2011, and in March 2012 were only 6% below their February 2011 historical peak. All key food prices have increased, except for rice.
Increasing international oil prices, adverse weather conditions, Asia's strong demand for food imports, and the persistent European financial crisis have contributed to this increase, notwithstanding the projected bumper harvests of rice and coarse grains and the corresponding increase in ending food stocks.
Domestic prices remain high in many parts of the world, with the magnitude of increases typically exceeding price declines across countries. If the current production forecasts for 2012/13 do not materialize, global food prices could reach higher levels, underscoring the need to remain vigilant and improve the monitoring of early signals of global and regional crises.
JUMP TO SECTION: Global Price Trends | Toward a New Crisis?
years has seen fit to enact some form of additional domestic preference legislation.
provisions generally require the purchase of 100% American-made products.
Defense when purchasing certain goods to such goods that are 100% American in origin.
What do we know about the links between economic development and corporate governance in emerging markets? Stijn Claessens and Burcin Yurtoglu have sifted through scores of academic studies on various countries, sectors, and business organizations - from state-owned enterprises to publicly listed companies - to determine how corporate governance can influence economic development and well being, and what is needed to promote good practices.
The Focus 10 draws on new evidence that has become available since Focus 1: Corporate Governance and Development was published in 2003. While the paper reviews research literature, it is written to be accessible to the nonacademic audience: board members, investors, government regulators, development professionals, and other CG practitioners.
Improved corporate governance practices increase firm share prices; hence, better-governed firms appear to enjoy a lower cost of capital.
Operational performance is higher in better corporate governance countries, although the evidence is less strong.
Companies with boards composed of a higher fraction of outsider or independent directors usually have a higher market valuation.
Improvements in corporate governance quality lead to higher GDP growth, productivity growth, and the increased ratio of investment to GDP. The effect is particularly pronounced for industries that are most dependent on external finance.
When a country's overall corporate governance and property rights systems are weak, voluntary and market corporate governance mechanisms have limited effectiveness. Proper regulatory framework and enforcement mechanisms are crucial to promote good CG practices.
Large, more concentrated ownership can be beneficial, unless there is a disparity of control and cash flow rights.
The paper concludes by identifying several main policy and research issues that require further study. For example, more research is needed on family-owned, state-owned or controlled firms that predominate in many sectors and economies.
Please send your QUESTIONS or COMMENTS for the authors to avolynets@ifc.org, and we will include them in an upcoming live Q&E session with the authors, to be announced shortly.
For more information on the topic, visit Emerging Markets Corporate Governance Research Network and Focus publication series.
Stijn Claessens is assistant director in the research department of the International Monetary Fund, where he heads the Macro-Financial Unit. He is a professor of international finance policy at the University of Amsterdam, and chair of the Emerging Markets Corporate Governance Research Network.
Burcin Yurtoglu is a professor of corporate finance at the WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management in Vallendar, Germany.
The Global Banking Law Database (GBLD) is a joint project of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The GBLD consists of a collection of commercial banking, central bank, and deposit insurance laws of jurisdictions that are representative of the regions of the world as well as international financial centers. The laws are available in English in both MS Word and PDF (Adobe Acrobat) formats.
The GBLD features a topic list based on the Basel Core Principles. The topic list consists of 35 topics, such as the definition of a bank, bank licensing, penalties, and consolidated supervision. Using the topic list, the relevant articles or sections of the laws of each of the jurisdictions contained in the GBLD have been arranged under each topic. This allows the user to quickly find relevant provisions in each of the laws, as well as to compare the laws of two jurisdictions on a single screen. For example the laws of Spain may be compared with those of Canada side-by-side on the same screen.
Presenting the laws in MS Word format allows the user to download the full text of each of the laws, to copy those laws into another document, and to do word searches using the Edit function of MS Word. The laws are also presented in PDF format, which is available on the Internet to be downloaded without charge, since not all users have access to MS Word. The laws may be printed directly from the screen in either format.
We are grateful for the support of the legal departments and banking supervisors of the central banks and bank supervisory agencies of the contributing jurisdictions without which the GBLD would not have been possible. Their commitment to provide updates as necessary is critical to the integrity of the GBLD as well as to its long-term utility.
Please note that this is the initial phase of the GLBD. We intend to expand the GBLD as we have support from additional jurisdictions and to present the laws in additional languages.
The hotels and restaurants industry (Horeca) is a labour-intensive sector, dominated by small businesses and characterised by low levels of affiliation to employer organisations and trade unions. Working conditions in the sector can be very different from those in other service industries. This report describes and analyses the main challenges facing the sector, such as the impact of the crisis on employment, undeclared work, employment of young workers, seasonal work and working hours, qualifications and skills development, and health and safety at work. The study explores the state of social dialogue in the sector, highlighting the contribution of the social partners to addressing the current challenges. Based on contributions from the national centres of the European Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO), the study covers the sector across EU27 countries and Norway.


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Le Matin est un journal algérien francophone fondé le 19 septembre 1991 par des journalistes du PAGS (Parti de l'avant-garde socialiste), issu d'une scission du quotidien Alger républicain.

Histoire

Le premier numéro du quotidien Le Matin a paru le 19 septembre 1991 à Alger. Il a vu trois de ses journalistes tués durant « la décennie noire ». Le plus célèbre d'entre eux fut Saïd Mekbel le rédacteur en chef, le . Seront assassinés aussi Ameur Ouagueni le , Saïd Tazrout le .

En août 2003, RSF dénonce les pressions exercées sur la direction du journal. Le quotidien fut suspendu en 2004 pour non-paiement de dettes. Son directeur Mohamed Benchicou a été emprisonné le  après avoir écrit un livre pamphlet sur le président Bouteflika, Bouteflika, une imposture algérienne.

Il est continué par Le Matin d'Algérie, dont le site Web annonce sa fidélité à la ligne éditoriale du Matin.

Journalistes ayant travaillé pour Le Matin : iman kechrel

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Gilles Kraemer, « Presses francophone et arabophone en Algérie », La Documentation française | « Maghreb - Machrek », 2001/3 N° 173 | pages 73 à 83,  en ligne
 Omar Belkheir, La structuration de l'information dans la presse écrite algérienne, 2011, lire en ligne

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Notes et références

Titre de presse créé en 1991
Presse quotidienne en Algérie
Presse quotidienne en français

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This is another book I've been struggling to find the right words to use to properly describe. This was such a powerful story that it shook me to my core. This was so many things to me: raw, dirty, gritty, real, believable, gutsy, dark, scary, heart-breaking, terrifying, horrific, beautiful, core-shattering, and so much more. Prepare yourself now because I am going to recommend this to nearly everyone.
Mickey believed she was an everyday high school girl with hopes of playing softball until she couldn't play anymore. Everything changed when she and her best friend were in a car accident. Mickey had to have reconstructive surgery on her hip and that meant she may not be healed in time for the upcoming training season. She needed to be ready for that training season as she is the star catcher and to the uber talented pitcher. These girls were predicted to win it all so the pressure was on. Mickey quickly discovers the painkillers she was prescribed helped her overcome the hurdles standing in her way. She also discovered that they made her feel good. That quickly becomes a feeling Mickey cannot get away from.
You can absolutely bet your bottom dollar that this story has trigger warnings. This was actually a whole new level of story I hadn't read before as it was told from Mickey's POV – the girl who was spiraling into a full-blow drug addiction. Sure, it started out innocent but it quickly – and I do mean quickly – became something so much more. Being able to read the story from that POV was shocking and masterfully done. I swore I felt Mickey's obsession. It was as if I was right there beside her and I was obsessed with this story. Once I started this, I could not do anything else until I figured out what happened. Mickey was a powerful protagonist. The seemingly innocent high school student and star softball catcher started out with innocent intentions but was soon stealing her mom's wedding ring and stealing cash out of random people's purses to fuel her habit. To be able to see that stellar character arc was brilliant. I was simply aghast with everything Mickey went through, said, and did to get her fix while hiding her habit from her family and friends.
Make no mistake that Mickey's new drug addiction was not the only demon she was facing: she is adopted due to her Mom being infertile, her parents divorced after he had an affair, then her dad remarried and has a new baby on the way. Mickey has to find a way to make this her new-normal somehow. The tensions were high and emotions all over the place. Hence the reason Mickey chased that allusive high throughout the book because she wanted a break from reality, a small chance to feel good for even a short amount time. McGinnis was able to weave all of this together in the most fluid way imaginable.
This is going to be one story that stays with me for a very, very long time and I will not stop singing its praises anytime soon. There were parts that were difficult to get through, but that was a testament to McGinnis' writing and her mastery of it. I would go into more detail about things that stood out to me but I really want you all to give this a chance. I know it is tough, the subject matter is not idea but I feel it is absolutely necessary. This kind of story happens every single day. This is not new but it is relevant and I am very thankful it is out in the world.
I have a really strong feeling that I was not the right reader for this book. Why do I start my review that way? Simple: I did not understand what was going on and therefore did not enjoy the book. I wanted to because it had everything necessary to make a good story, but it never hooked me. I really believe one of the reasons I did not enjoy this as much was because one of the POV voices was that of a river. You read that right… a river.
I believe this story was about several smaller stories woven together throughout time to make one larger story. Those are difficult to manage and for me it was not successfully done here. There were three voices that I could pinpoint: a river, an ocelot, and some's life that has something to do with an angel headstone. I know that's rather vague, but the entire story felt vague. While the strange POV chapters – and I do mean strange, an ocelot as a voice? – felt scattered and flat, the entire story itself was not told in any particular order. I'm a pretty open minded reader but I could not get behind an ocelot and a river going on about how they keep their secrets year over year.
The bigger part of my reader brain really wanted more focus on the historical side of this story – the angel headstone. I wanted that to be the focus and while it was, the writer took the long way around her thumb to get to her elbow. Meaning, she took way too long to get to the point. There were several chapters that felt very unnecessary and went on for much longer than they needed to. I wanted character development… no, I needed it but it was nowhere to be found. I wanted the story and history of why the angel headstone was so bloody important to be given more depth but it was just not meant to be.
While this was a very quick read, it was the most confusing thing I have read in a long time (aside from Welcome to Night Vale). I'm not sorry I read it but I am gravely disappointed by what I read. I know several other readers have read and sincerely loved this book and it makes me wish I could have read it through their eyes. This was just not for me.
Be still my geek loving heart. Not only do I openly and loudly love Ashley Poston, I absolutely love this world that she has created. It has everything my nerd side could ever want – cons, costumes, fandoms, swoony romances, seriously great humor, and more! I fangirled so hard over the first book in this series, Geekerella, that I could not wait to continue this story with Jess and Imogen. I'm here to tell you that Poston did not disappoint.
No doubt if you read Geekerella you had a little bit of a hate spot for Jess Stone. She wasn't exactly the most likable character of the story. While that is undisputable, she was redeemed in this follow up novel. In this book Jess' character was given the story she really did deserve. Her actions, thoughts, and feelings were given a backstory and I found myself viewing her in a whole new light. I found myself cheering her on and I never thought that would happen. But while Jess has her moment to shine, so does the Starfield fangirl with the pink hair, Imogen. Remember how Jess' character, Princess Amara, did not have a happy ending during the Starfield movie? Imogen took to social media to start the campaign to save her. When both Jess and Imogen cross paths at ExcelsiCon, they never knew they would become so important to each other's mission – Jess wants to save her career and Imogen wants to save the Princess. They find out that since they could pass for twins so they use this to their advantage. What could possibly go wrong?
I'm trying SO HARD not to ruin anything for you! I'd love to gush about the romance(s) within the pages of this gem, but I won't. I want you to WANT to pick up the book and read for yourself! Know that the LGBT was beautifully represented and it made my heart happy. Not only that – but characters from the first book make an appearance as well! You do not want to miss out on Elle & Darien, do you?!
Have I convinced you yet how amazing this story is? If I haven't, I'm not sure what else I can say. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. It took place entirely at ExcelsiCon so you know it's going to have an awesome setting; the characters are wonderfully complex and have the most amazing arcs I have read; romances are slow burning and worth the wait; and it made me smile from ear to ear. I'm still grinning as I write this review! Please… I'm begging you (do you see what you've made me do? I don't normally beg but I am here) to please get this book when it comes out. Heck, pre-order it because you won't be disappointed!
I'm not sure where to start with this one… I have said before how much I enjoy wilderness/survival stories. I always try to picture myself as the character(s) and wonder if I would be tough/brave/strong enough to survive. That is why I was excited to start this read. Another survival story (set in Alaska, no surprise there) and I'm game! Well, sadly this one fell flat of my expectations.
The main reason I did not give this a high rating (2.5 stars) was because it felt like just too much happened in the span of 300+ pages. I mean a lot. The story started out with Travis and his sister, Jess, setting out (with their parents) from their remote home to what they believe is a safe town/city hundreds of miles away. Of course things go from bad to worse when Travis and Jess lose their parents so early into the journey. These two band together and set out to continue the necessary adventure/journey in order to stay alive. Along the way they encounter all sorts of terrible people who want nothing more than to steal what these kids have (Travis is just 17, while Jess is only 10).
Herein lies my issue: you name the situation that could happen, these two ran into it. Wild bears? Check. Group of elderly people who only want to do harm to the kids? Check. People who end up being cannibals and want to keep these two for food? Check. A religious group that believes marrying off young girls to older men in hopes of repopulating based on some religious sign? Check. People eating rats and other small creatures? Check. Rogue group of teenage girls that made it safely out of a girls home? Check. It just continued like this throughout the entire story and it felt as if the author was trying to make up the most ridiculous possibilities ever. Now before you say, "But hey, it's the end of the world and people are doing drastic things because they don't know what else to do!" – I get it. Nobody can say exactly what they would do if this happened to them but it seemed like just SO MUCH was happening to these characters that it felt completely unbelievable. I found myself rolling my eyes more and more as the story continued.
I don't dispute that these two could possibly survive longer than I ever could in the wilderness, but how they made it that far was beyond me. Travis' character did not have the best of luck but everything felt convenient when it came to him getting out of trouble. He always "just so happened" to have the right tool/expertise/experience with whatever was going on and he was able to come out on the other side. Other than that, his character was just alright. There was nothing overly exciting about him. He certainly did not have a character arc so there was no growth for me to track. As for Jess… well, I could not stand her. She was all of 10 years old and it showed. This girl did nothing but whine like a brat. You would never know that her parents spent years teaching her and her brother to survive. This girl could not do anything but whine about being hungry or wanting to pet the dog. She was as immature as you could possibly imagine a 10 year old could be. I don't think her character ever – EVER – realized just how serious their situation was and it showed. I wanted to box her ears so bad.
AND THAT ENDING. What in tar nation! I cannot tell you the last time I read a book that ended so abruptly and without any type of resolution. This was not the first book in a new series so I could not (and cannot) figure out why the author chose to end the way he did. The characters were in the midst of another "will these people help me?" situation and BOOM – end of book. What? What just happened? Frustration – that's what happened.
Do I recommend this one? No, not really. There was not a lot of suspense because you just knew these kids would make it out of anything. Some situations were a little more gruesome than others but nothing I hadn't read in a survival story before. I left this book feeling completely underwhelmed.


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Galovec   falu Horvátországban Krapina-Zagorje megyében. Közigazgatásilag Konjščinához tartozik.

Fekvése
Krapinától 27 km-re délkeletre, községközpontjától 3 km-re északkeletre a megye keleti részén, a Horvát Zagorje területén fekszik.

Története
A településnek 1857-ben 116, 1910-ben 255 lakosa volt. Trianonig Varasd vármegye Zlatari járásához tartozott. 2001-ben 122 lakosa volt.

Külső hivatkozások
Konjščina község hivatalos oldala

Jegyzetek

Krapina-Zagorje megye települései


I've heard you can return anything to Costco.
Reduce Reuse Recycle that baby.
Do not let your baby hover untethered. Wait until a medical assistant arrives before letting go.
Am I right in assuming this is supposed to mean, "Don't throw your unwanted child in a dumpster - bring it to the hospital?" Nebraska just changed their safe haven laws to promote this but seeing it as a safety graphic is somehow disturbing.


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The wait is finally over! Our Christmas Open House is TONIGHT from 5-8! The shop is packed full of Christmas treasures, scarves, soap, candles, jewelry and much more! We will have warm apple cider and lots of goodies to snack on while you shop. Almost every shop in Downtown Mebane will be premiering their holiday decor tonight and it will look like a magical Christmas village...don't miss it!


President Trump arrives in Morristown, New Jersey, on Friday.
There are no national elections for president in the United States. Democrats relearned that lesson the hard way in 2016, when President Trump won the Electoral College despite earning fewer votes nationally than Hillary Clinton. Of course, we still mostly talk about the president's popularity nationwide in non-election years. It's simpler, and job approval polls for all 50 states are harder to come by. But it's worth checking in on Trump's state-by-state strength when we can, and that's now possible thanks to two polling firms, Gallup and SurveyMonkey1, which recently released Trump's state-by-state approval and disapproval ratings.
Although Trump is quite unpopular, the political map hasn't changed much in the eight months since Trump won (not surprisingly). Compared to his standing nationally, Trump is still strong in key swing states.2 He has, however, experienced a disproportionate drop off in his popularity in red states, suggesting the president's base isn't as solid as it once was.
Trump's best net approval ratings are in West Virginia (+21 percentage points) and Wyoming (+20 points). Those were his two strongest states last November. His lowest net approval ratings are in Vermont (-41 points) and Massachusetts (-38 points), two of his worst states in 2016.
Trump's also still more popular in key Midwestern swing states than he is nationally. His net approval ratings in the states that helped put him over the top in 2016 (Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin) ranged from -10 percentage points to -12 percentage points. That's slightly better than his net approval nationally (-15 percentage points) during the same period.
Trump's continued popularity in the Midwest (relatively speaking) is important because (i) there are a ton of Electoral College votes in those states, and (ii) it shows that Democrats still have a problem there. That may also mean that Clinton didn't lose the election because she was uniquely unpopular in key swing states. (She likely didn't lose Wisconsin, for example, because she didn't campaign there, as some have argued.) Trump may just have outsized appeal in the Midwest. Or perhaps the region — which used to lean slightly more Democratic than the nation as a whole — has simply become more Republican-leaning relative to the country. That trend could have little to do with Clinton or Trump.
There's a clear negative correlation5 between the "change" numbers in the table above and Trump's margin in each state. In states where Trump won by at least 10 points, his net approval rating is down 18 percentage points, on average, compared to his margin last November. In states that were decided by 10 points or less in November, it's down only 13 points. And it's down 8 points in states Clinton carried by at least 10 points.
Well … with a couple caveats. It's possible that the polls are merely underestimating Trump in these red states. Trump most outperformed his polling in 2016 in red states. Maybe that's happening again. That said, he also beat his polls in Midwestern states, and he's holding his own (relatively speaking) there, which argues that his red-state decline can't be written off only as polling error.
But even if this polling is perfect, Trump still might not have lost ground, per se. Trump was able to win in 2016 in large part because he was able to win a decent share of the vote among people who held an unfavorable view of him. That group of voters — we've dubbed them "Reluctant Trump voters" — may have been more plentiful in red states.6 In deeply red Kentucky, for example, Trump lost among people who held an unfavorable view of him by just 40 percentage points. In deeply blue California, he lost this same group by 74 points.
So perhaps what we're seeing isn't a decline in Trump's support in conservative states, but rather a reflection of its weakness from the start: Red-state voters who pulled the lever for Trump but didn't like him, still don't like him.
What will be interesting to see is how many of these red-state voters who dislike Trump now will be willing to vote for Republicans in 2018 without Clinton on the ballot. Off-year elections, like those coming up in 2018, are usually a referendum on the party in power. We've already seen that Democrats have been able to do well in special elections this year, as Trump's approval ratings have slumped. We've also seen that House Republicans are picking up very few supporters among people who disapprove of Trump's job performance in national polling. That is, there aren't a lot of voters who dislike Trump and are still willing to say they're going to vote Republican.
If red state voters who dislike Trump but voted for him in 2016 abandon the Republican Party in 2018, it could lead to some unexpected electoral results. It's another reason that Democrats, if they want to maximize their chances of winning back the House, should compete in a wide variety of districts.
Gallup's surveys were conducted from Jan. 20 to June 30. SurveyMonkey's were taken from June 1 to Aug. 31.
We're mostly interested in how Trump's approval rating in each state compares to his approval rating overall, rather than his raw popularity. There are a couple reasons for this. First, Gallup and SurveyMonkey, in order to get large enough samples in all 50 states, conducted these polls over a long period of time. So they're not up-to-date. Second, if Trump is as unpopular as he is right now when 2020 rolls around, he'll likely be an underdog for reelection. We don't need to look at state-by-state numbers to figure that out. Rather, we want to see how the map might look if Trump's popularity rebounds nationally. That's why we're interested in the relative partisan lean of each state.
An r value of 0.97.
The percentage of people who approve of Trump minus the percentage who disapprove.
Unfortunately, many of the reddest states didn't have exit polls conducted in them in 2016.


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Q: Robocopy - All data marked as modified We make use of the following script to backup a folder (quite large - approx. 400GB), to a NAS with EXT4 Filesystem:
robocopy "Source_Directory" "\\NAS\Destination\Directory" /MIR /FFT /COPYALL /W:5 /r:10 /log:"C:\RoboTest\robotest.log"

Research indicated that the /FFT switch is required to make up for time differences; however the issue still persists and all files are marked as modified.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciate.

A: After lots of trial and error I think I found the reason: the Archive attribute.
When Robocopy comes across a file with the Archive attribute set, it will systematically display the file as "Modified" in its logs and count the filesize toward the total amount of data copied to destination (Copied column). However this is misleading, because unless the file was really modified (timestamp is more recent, for example), Robocopy doesn't really copy the file and skips it instead.
Try it with a large file. Add a big file to your source tree, one that would take some time to transfer to the destination server. Run Robocopy the first time: it should mark the file as "New File" in the logs, and take some time to complete the transfer. Next, make sure the Archive bit is set on that file using the attrib +a <filename> command. Launch Robocopy once more. You should find that it will be listed as "Modified", but notice time that this second run is much faster: Robocopy didn't really transfer the file again over the network. Then, at last, remove the Archive bit with attrib -a <filename> and run Robocopy one last time. It will skip the file as expected.
Unfortunately I could not find this behavior documented anywhere, even on Microsoft's own documentaion pages. (If someone does, please let us know!)
The solution is to either ignore files marked as "Modified" in the logs, or run attrib -a /s on your source files before running Robocopy.
Several people have reported this problem on the Microsoft forums.

A: You can add /a-:a to the robocopy commandline to remove the archive bit during the process.

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St James the Greater is a small early Grade 2 listed 19th century church with a 12th century tower, located in the small Devon village of Sheldon, in the heart of the beautiful Blackdown Hills, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
In a small village such as this, the church plays a key role in the lives of the 167 adults and 24 children who live here. The housing consists almost entirely of owner occupied houses, with a scattered farming community.
Because the village has no shops or public house, there is an active social life, with the church and the Village Hall forming the key components. There are regular events arranged by the PCC, and the Village Hall Committee organises a range of social activities including a Table Tennis Club, Craft Club, Yoga, Coffee Mornings and Harvest Suppers.
Worship times and styles attract people from neighbouring villages and in the tradition of the Blackdown Hills, services tend towards 'low church.' There is a great deal of goodwill from village people who attend church either infrequently or not at all, giving their time freely with maintenance work and by helping out at fund raising events.
Congregations over the last 3 years have increased.
There has been a recent increase in young children to Sheldon. Our Family Services are very well supported averaging 20 of all ages over the year. Children provide practical help and they are also encouraged to help during other services.
Coffee mornings, fund raising events and suppers are very well supported.
We have a flower team managed by an expert flower arranger which ensures the church is beautifully decorated.
The churchyard is excellently maintained by a team of grass cutters, who also provide their services free of charge.
A few local 'photographers' have taken photographs of the church which are for sale with the proceeds being donated to the church.
A team of organists provide impressive music for all the services.
Those who attend Bible Studies do so at Dunkeswell with whom we have a close relationship.
Average Sunday attendance consists mainly of retired people but with a recent increase of younger members. The church is exploring more suitable means of involving children: we have insufficient young children to form a Sunday School but would like to encourage younger adults to organise a church-related youth club in our village hall. We aim to discover what parents and young children would like to do.
Lay Ministry – lay people lead Morning Prayer and Family services and plan special services when needed, thus ensuring that services are not cancelled. The vicar presides at Holy Communion and, if he is unavailable, retired ministers from neighbouring parishes preside.
As well as being very much a part of Dunkeswell Parish Magazine, the church and its activities have the lion's share of coverage in Sheldon Matters – a village broadsheet – and most effective posters in notice boards keeps the Church in high profile.
A programme showing the month's services is on the church notice board along with a list of the charities to whom the church have donated for that year.
The Churchwardens and Vicar know, and are known, by almost all parishioners, and much lay visiting occurs as a matter of course, being a small community.
The occasional special services also give rise to regular pastoral care, are well attended and give opportunity for outreach.
There is an intercessions book in the church so that extra prayers can be said during the services.
There is a notice in the church giving details of our Safeguarding representative.


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I grew up so poor I had to share baths — now I bring in $240K a month
Justin Gilmore, who grew up having to heat water on a stove and shared a bathroom with his siblings, has revealed how he became a self-made millionaire supporting his entire family.
The self-proclaimed "ATM king" who makes more than $240,000 a month running ATMs across the country has now set his sights on the controversial bitcoin market.
Gilmore, 38, was raised in Atlanta by his single mother and his two siblings.
He remembers the night the power went out, his family lived on cereal and sandwiches, and visited their grandparents for feedings as his mom Sandra (who died in 2019) struggled to keep up with the bills.
"Don't get me wrong, my mom was a saint — but times were tough," Gilmore told Jam Press. "One of the things that stood out to me was that my mom used a portable stove to heat the water during a power outage and we poured it into the tub. Then I would go first to the tub because I was the eldest, followed by my brother and sister. "
"As a kid, I just thought it was amazing," he said.
Justin Gilmore, 38, grew up in Atlanta, sharing bathrooms with siblings and eating cereal and sandwiches to make ends meet before becoming a self-made millionaire.
Gilmore was raised in Atlanta by a single mother struggling to make ends meet with three children. The entrepreneur now owns 600 ATMs and handles more than 2,000 ATMs for customers across the country — but he's not done yet.
Jam Press / @thejustingilmore
The eldest of the three, Gilmore was expelled from school at age 15 – and went to work. The "King of ATMs" has worked hard to get multiple mansions, a garage full of sports cars and tons of fun tech toys, but he's most proud of being able to support the family.
He started his first entrepreneurial venture, bartering pizza from the back seat of his car.
But he remembers watching his mother carry the bills in his childhood, and his school life wasn't an escape. He felt like he was "killed" by his teachers when he was expelled at 15, but that pushed him to build wealth from an early age.
"It was a really tough time, but it definitely inspired me to do well in life," Gilmore noted.
After being expelled from school, Justin found a $4.75 an hour job at a local grocery store and was promoted to night manager just two years later.
He eventually left his job at the grocery store and embarked on his first entrepreneurial adventure, bartering pizza in the back seat of his car. The barter business was so successful that he sometimes sold as many as 100 pizzas a day.
Gilmore now owns 600 ATMs and, with the help of his brother and uncle, operates 2,000 ATMs nationwide.
When his son Justin Jr. was born in 2004, Gilmore decided to dream bigger and started his ATM business.
The 38-year-old is proud of being able to financially care for her mother in the years before her death.
Gilmore became a parent in 2004 when his first son, Justin Jr., was born. The birth of his son prompted him to seek more lucrative endeavors.
Like when he needed some cash, Gilmore turned to the ATM.
He started looking for locations that needed ATMs, offered free installations, and then negotiated splits and terms based on contracts with merchants.
"In the simplest terms, we process transactions for the company that owns the ATM, connect customers who use it to their bank, and we earn 'interchange fees' by providing this service," explains Gilmore.
"This fee will never come out of our customers' pockets – their banks will pay us."
After nearly two decades in the job, Gilmore is now a self-made millionaire.
The entrepreneur now owns 600 ATMs and handles more than 2,000 ATMs for customers across the country, but he's not done yet.
Gilmore is looking to the future and has plans to continue his business with Bitcoin ATMs.He started investing in ISO20022 tokens in 2017, aiming to become a leader in converting real cash into cryptocurrency and vice versa through his website BTMmachines.com.
"There are no two ways, cryptocurrencies are the future," he said. "Through my business, people will reduce the cost of taking bitcoins off the blockchain and transacting them."
ATM King worked hard to acquire multiple mansions, a garage full of sports cars and tons of fun tech toys, but he's most proud of the simple act of providing the family.
His next move is to go digital with a Bitcoin ATM through his website BTMmachines.com.
Gilmore is excited to work with and support his family through his business.
"I'm really proud of what I've accomplished, but I'm also lucky to have been able to take care of my mom financially from 2011 until her death," Gilmore said.
"My uncle and brother both work for me full-time, and my brother has his own ATM line. Not only was my family involved in making it happen, but it's now a part of their lives."
"They don't have to worry about heating or food anymore," he continued.
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A New Method for Boosting the Learning of Mathematics
News Jan 01, 2020 | Original story by the Université de Genève
How can mathematics learning in primary school be facilitated? A recent study conducted by the University of Geneva (UNIGE), Switzerland, had shown that our everyday knowledge strongly influences our ability to solve problems, sometimes leading us into making errors. This is why UNIGE, in collaboration with four research teams in France, has now developed an intervention to promote the learning of maths in school. Named ACE-ArithmEcole, the programme is designed to help schoolchildren surpass their intuitions and informal knowledge, and rely instead on the use of arithmetic principles. And the results are surprising. More than half (50.5%) of the students who took part in the intervention were able to solve difficult problems, as compared to only 29.8% for pupils who followed the standard course of study. The corresponding study can be found in the journal ZDM Mathematics Education.
From the age of 6 or 7, schoolchildren are confronted with mathematical problems involving additions and subtractions. Instinctively, they use mental simulations of the situations described by the problems in order to come up with solutions. But as soon as a problem becomes complex, recourse to this representation using imagery becomes impossible or leads the student into error. "We reflected on a method that would enable them to detach themselves from these initial representations and that would foster the use of abstract principles of arithmetic," explains Katarina Gvozdic, a researcher at the Faculty of Psychology and Education (FPSE) at UNIGE. This approach, based on semantic re-encoding, spurs students to achieve knowledge in arithmetic at an early age. It was put into practice by teachers in a primary school arithmetic course called ACE-ArithmEcole that substituted the standard arithmetic curriculum.
So that intuitive mental representations will give way to mathematical representations
At the end of the school year, the UNIGE team evaluated ten classes of children aged 6 to 7 in France (second grade of primary school). In five classes, known as the control classes, the teachers had taught maths in a conventional way. In the other five classes, they had implemented the ACE-ArithmEcole intervention which encouraged students to favour abstraction. "To get the students to practice semantic re-encoding, we provided them with different tools such as line diagrams and box diagrams," says Emmanuel Sander, professor at the Department of Education of the FPSE at UNIGE. The idea is that when they read a problem, such as "Luke has 22 marbles, he loses 18. How many marbles does he have left?," the pupils should detach themselves from the idea that subtraction always consists in a search for what remains after a loss, and should instead manage to see it as the calculation of a difference, or a distance that has to be measured. It's all about showing students how to re-encode this situation."
After a year of teaching based on this practice, the UNIGE researchers evaluated their intervention by asking the pupils to solve problems that were divided into three main categories: combine ("I have 7 blue marbles and 4 red marbles, how many do I have in all?"), comparison ("I have a bouquet with 7 roses and 11 daisies, how many more daisies do I have than roses?") and change problems ("I had 4 euros and I earned some more. Now I have 11. How much did I earn?"). In each of these categories, there were some problems that were easy to represent mentally and to solve using informal strategies, and others that were difficult to simulate mentally and for which it was necessary to have recourse to arithmetic principles.
Undeniable results
At the conclusion of the tests, researchers observed undeniable results. Amongst students who had learned to solve mathematical problems with the ACE-ArithmEcole method, 63.4% gave correct answers to the problems that were easy to simulate mentally, and 50.5% found the answers to the more complex problems. "In contrast, only 42.2% of the pupils in the standard curriculum succeeded in solving simple problems, and only 29.8% gave the right answer to the complex problems," exclaims Katarina Gvozdic. "Yet their level measured on other aspects of maths was exactly the same," adds Emmanuel Sander.
This discrepancy can be explained by the frequent recourse to the use of mathematical principles rather than to mental simulations by the students who had taken part in the ACE-ArithmEcole intervention. "Thanks to the representational tools that had been offered to them and to the activities they had recourse to in class, the students learned to detach themselves from informal mental simulations and avoid the traps they lead to," comments Katarina Gvozdic enthusiastically.
The results are promising and they provide a foundation for promoting abstraction and breaking away from mental simulations. "Now we want to extend this teaching method to higher classes, incorporating multiplication and division as well," continues Gvozdic. "Moreover, the method could be applied to other subjects -- such as science and grammar -- for which intuitive conceptions constitute obstacles," adds Sander. The idea is to put semantic re-encoding to widespread use in schools and to incorporate it more amply into teaching methods.
Katarina Gvozdic, Emmanuel Sander. Learning to be an opportunistic word problem solver: going beyond informal solving strategies. ZDM, 2019; DOI: 10.1007/s11858-019-01114-z
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Exercises that apply impact forces include any exercise that puts a higher than normal load through the bones of the body within a short period of time (i.e. running, jumping, and landing). These loads are multiples of body weight that can equal hundreds and thousands of pounds of force. This type of exercise applies stress on the bone that leads to adaptation of the bone (maintenance or an improvement in bone density). bioDensity is designed to provide a safe way to apply these loads by a process called "self-loading" (the user creates the force that is then applied to the bones of the body). Through the completion of four multi-joint exercises, for a total of 20 seconds of work, one time per week, regular use of the bioDensity can improve the total structure of the body, the building blocks for effective and efficient movement.
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Wearing a comfortable mask while sitting in a chair (and breathing). This determines your resting metabolic rate (RMR).
Wearing the same mask and exercising (treadmill, exercise bike, etc.). This determines your metabolic rate during exercise.
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New Kuss School ready for its debut
Will Richmond
The last day of the academic year may seem like an odd time for a school building to open, but that will be the case today.
As students across the city celebrate the end of the school year, about 200 invited guests will join 75 sixth-graders to dedicate the new Matthew J. Kuss Middle School.
The dedication ceremony for the school, built on the banks of Mount Hope Bay on 9.8 acres of land on Shaw Street and Globe Mills Avenue, is scheduled to begin today at 10 a.m.
Speakers at the program will include Mayor Robert Correia, Sen. Joan Menard, City Council President Joseph Camara, School Committee Vice Chairman Mark Costa, Kuss Oversight Chairmen Matthew Zenni and Karl Hetzler, former Mayor Carlton Viveiros, Massachusetts School Building Authority Executive Director Kathleen Craven and Matthew Kuss III, son of the school's namesake.
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The new Kuss includes a 500-seat auditorium, full gymnasium, library and a television studio that can double as an emergency response center. Classrooms in some sections of the school are also designed like spokes off a wheel hub, with the center serving as an area that teachers can bring multiple classes together and conduct team teaching practices. Outside will feature a youth baseball field and all-purpose field.
E-mail Will Richmond at wrichmond@heraldnews.com.


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