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Violence, imposition of candidates threaten Gombe APC unity
By Leo Sobechi
24 May 2018 | 3:32 am
If there is any state in the north where the All Progressives Congress (APC) needs to forge unity of purpose and practice inclusive politics, it is Gombe State. The state is not very special for the forthcoming 2019 electoral battle basically because of two issues.
Ibrahim Dankwambo
In the first place, it is currently the only state in the north that withstood the Buhari Tsunami of 2015. Furthermore, the incumbent Governor Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo, has not only been praised for his stellar track record of achievements and good governance, but he is also associated with the 2019 presidential poll. Also, over and above the records of achievements of his administration, Governor Dankwambo has raised Gombe as an oasis of peace, security and development.
With those obvious positive indicators, it is therefore worrisome that as the main opposition party in the state, APC had not learnt lessons from its defeat at what appeared a soft contest in 2015, but has continued to gamble with fate. Available indicators and recent reports show that two issues that could pin APC down in the state in the forthcoming general election are recourse to violent tendencies caused by politics of exclusion and obvious attempts at imposition of candidates against the choice of the people.
Prior to the recent ward and local council congresses of APC, the former governor of the state and Senator representing Gombe South Senatorial district, Danjuma Goje, was being accused of creating division within the party through his unpretending maneuvers to support a rival to the 2015 governorship candidate of the party, Alhaji Inua Yahaya.
A chieftain of the party, Alhaji Rilwanu Jekadafari, told journalists that Gombe APC was sliding into another round of crisis basically because Goje has declared his intention to "support Dan Barde to fly the party's governorship flag in 2019." Jekadafari recalled that in 2015, a similar political battle between the Senator's supporters, who defected from Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and members of the legacy parties that have been in opposition in Gombe, led to the defeat of APC in the election.
He said as part of the former governor's haste to sideline original members of APC, "Goje tried to deny a staunch member of the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) the APC ticket to the House of Representatives by imposing the son of one of his close friends.
"Currently, history is about to repeat itself, because Senator Goje is considering two aspirants to the governorship seat of Gombe in 2019. And as it happened in the instance of the House of Representatives seat in 2015, the former governor seems ready once again to back the wrong and unpopular horse."
Expressing surprise that "a high ranking politician like Goje" should be considering Dan Barde instead of Yahaya, the APC chieftain said despite the subsisting crisis in the party, "Yahaya gave a good account of the APC in the 2015 governorship election."
While contending that the refusal by those who lost to Yahaya to support the governorship candidate contributed to APC's loss in the state, Jekadafari insisted that Goje's disposition towards Dan Barde is at the root of the current division within Gombe APC.
Poles apart
Apprehensions over the cohesion of APC in Gombe apart, Senator Goje's interest in one of the aspirants has elicited small talks about the aspirants, a development that would have been eliminated if the former governor had kept his preference under wraps in the true tradition of a leader.
Although Jekadafari agreed that Goje has the constitutional right to support any candidate, he believed that a recent event when Dan Barde's attempt to put up a motorized borehole in their area was resisted by his people showed that he lacks acceptability.
On his part, Yahaya, who served as Commissioner for Finance in 2003, has garnered some experience, having been successful in business and governance. He has also garnered some experience through his involvement in business and governance. APC faithful in Gombe believe that the sharp contrasting backgrounds between Yahaya and Dan Barde are points that Senator Goje should take into consideration as he plays godfather and kingmaker to Dan Barde.
But despite the perceived poor acceptability of Dan Barde, his supporters say Yahaya has not shown loyalty to the party, alleging that he disappeared from the state shortly after losing the 2015 governorship election.
"It is only Dan Barde that can frighten PDP supporters and capture the governorship in 2019. Senator Danjuma Goje knows that Yahaya is too soft for the forthcoming election battle and as our leader he has seen Dan Barde as the man to beat," another APC chieftain, confided in The Guardian.
The source said Yahaya did not do enough to unite the party in 2015, stressing that he believed that with the fact that President Buhari was running on APC will give him victory against Governor Dankwambo, who had done much for the people.
Return of strong-arm politics
Gombe State chapter of APC failed to convince the people that they were ready to capture the governorship during its recent ward and local council congresses. In the climate of violence that trailed the exercise, one person was killed, while many others sustained injuries.
In the end, the refrain in town was that Goje and APC were trying to bring back the ghosts of Kalare era of thuggery. The Senator was all over the place boasting that the ruling party has excess power to capture the governorship, alleging that the fact that soldiers and mobile officers are in his entourage shows that the Presidency was strongly behind him.
Perhaps the proceeds of the congresses are signs of what to expect, but the senator must have set a dangerous precedent that could drag the reputation of APC to the mud. The suggestion is that the Presidency wants to take the mandate of the people by force. The questions begging for answers are many:
Why did the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Kpotun Idris, detail more than ten mobile police officers to be at the beck and call of one Senator? Was it true that the Chief of Army Staff, General Tukur Buratai, actually sent soldiers to follow the former governor about?
Answers to those questions would reveal to what extent security agencies are helping to return Gombe to its better forgotten ugly past, as well as their mandate for the 2019 poll. It is also intriguing that in a localized intra-party election members were killed and disenfranchised.
Sources said there is no way that bragging of political warlords as seen in the last exercise, would not embolden the kalare thugs to terrorise people, including the local Police. That could be what played out in the violent melee at Deba, which claimed the life of Salisu Daje, a young father of three and husband of two wives.Eyewitnesses alleged that the former governor called the Divisional Police Officer on phone and sternly warned that police officers should not arrest the armed political thugs.
Implications for APC
Although the two governorship aspirants have been struggling to attack the achievements of Governor Dankwambo and PDP, those efforts end up as lazy attempts to attract attention to their persons.What would make real impact is if APC comes together in unity and plays as a team, because regardless of what the gladiators may say to the contrary, the incumbent and his party have done much to attract national attention and commendation.
Goje should play in the background because he has unwittingly made himself the major cause of the crises in Gombe APC, especially his alleged insistence on imposing all the candidates, thereby denying bonafide members their rights to vote according to their conscience.It is possible that things might go from bad to worse in the days to come, because the high handedness, open encouragement and support for violence, would no doubt impact negatively on the governorship primary.
The impression has already been created that the Senator is backing a violent politician for the governorship, so that together they would make the party and state their personal property by using the kalare thugs. Some APC chieftains from the legacy parties recall how Goje prevented Buhari from using the Gombe airport and stadium for campaign rallies in 2007 and 2011. As such they said the Senator is still holding grudges against Buhari, for the president's avowals to try all corrupt politicians.Whether therefore his new tempestuous politics is to placate Buhari would be known in the days ahead.
Danjuma Goje
Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo
Gombe 2023: Matter between Senator Goje, Gov Yahaya
"Having contested and won all seven elections in addition to being a minister for the country, I strongly believe that Allah (SWT) has been extremely kind to me. I believe not many Nigerians are so lucky and blessed.
NEDC plans 18 mega schools to revive education in North East
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Events of the past days at the National Secretariat of Nigeria's governing political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) did much to underscore the point that really, uneasy lies the head that bears a crown.
APC reconciliation committee meets Gov. Yahaya, stakeholders in Gombe
The National Reconciliation Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has met with Gov. Inuwa Yahaya and other party bigwigs in Gombe State.
Sen. Musa joins APC National Chairmanship race
Sen. Muhammad Musa (APC-Niger) has joined the race for the All Progressives Congress (APC) national chairmanship, promising to re-engineer its internal structure if elected.
Choice of Jonathan may ruin APC's chances in 2023, says Sumaila
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History Talk on the Alligator: The US Navy's First Submarine
On Thursday, October 18, 2018, at 7:30 p.m. in Titusville, NJ, naval historian Chuck Veit will give an illustrated lecture on the Alligator, the Navy's first submarine. The fascinating story of the Alligator, its missions, and its loss, is told against the history of underwater vessels in the first half of the 19th century. This free lecture is sponsored by the Delaware River Greenway Partnership (DRGP). It will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Route 546 in Titusville, NJ.
In the late 1850s—on the Delaware River at Philadelphia and on Rancocas Creek in New Jersey--an immigrant French engineer named Brutus de Villeroi built a submarine. It was to be used for hunting sunken treasure, but, when war broke out, the inventor offered it to the Navy of his adopted country. Although not interested in submarine warfare, the U.S. Navy was willing to gamble on anything that might be able to sink the rebel Merrimack. De Villeroi's credentials were impeccable: he had a lengthy record of inventions and discoveries, and had built his first submarine in 1832. What could go wrong?
Chuck Veit is author of a number of original research books on Civil War naval topics. Copies of his most recent book, Natural Genius, which tells the story of Brutus de Villeroi and Alligator, will be available for sale.
Chuck is a frequent speaker on 19th century naval topics at area historical societies, Civil War roundtables and conferences and has published numerous articles in journals and magazines. He is president of the Navy & Marine Living History Association, an organization dedicated to sharing America's naval history through the medium of in-the-field events.
The Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing is located in Hopewell Township about a mile from the river at 268 Washington Crossing-Pennington Road (Route 546), Titusville, NJ.
This talk is one in a series sponsored by DRGP on different aspects of the cultural and natural heritage of the Delaware River and is open to the public free of charge. The next talk in the series is Jeff Marshall, Delaware River Towns: Full of character and full of characters, at 7:30 on Wednesday, November 14, at the David Library of the American Revolution.
Pedal & Paddle on Sunday, June 3, 2018
A much-enjoyed blend of an 8.5 mile bike ride on the Delaware Canal Towpath and a 3 mile kayak paddle on the D&R Canal!
Co-sponsored by Delaware Canal State Park, D&R Canal State Park and Delaware River Greenway Partnership.
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"Fever! The History and Archaeology of the Philadelphia Lazaretto, a Precursor to Ellis Island"
Presented by historical archaeologist Dr. Richard Veit, Professor of Anthropology and Chair of the Department of History and Anthropology at Monmouth University. The presentation examined the history of the Lazaretto and Monmouth University's archaeological investigations at the site.
The Philadelphia Lazaretto, located in the Delaware River community of Essington in Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, is the oldest surviving lazaretto, or quarantine station, in North America. The 10-acre lazaretto, built with a hospital, offices and residences on the banks of the Delaware River, processed ships, cargo and passengers sailing from the port of Philadelphia for nearly a century.
On Monday, May 14, 2018, the Delaware River Greenway Partnership (DRGP) will sponsor an illustrated lecture, "Trenton's Other Canal – the Trenton Water Power" by Dr. Richard Hunter at 7:00 p.m. in the ACME Screening Room of the Pittore Justice Center in Lambertville.
Built at the same time as the Delaware and Raritan Canal in the early 1830s, the Trenton Water Power arguably exerted as much influence over Trenton's 19th-century industrial growth as its better known and larger sibling waterway. The 7-mile-long canal powered dozens of downtown factories – flour mills, saw mills, textile mills and foundries. It played an especially critical role in the rise of the Trenton Iron Company and the Cooper Hewitt iron and steel empire. Today, virtually all above-ground trace of the Trenton Water Power has disappeared. Much of it lies beneath Route 29, which faithfully follows its course from Scudder's Falls to the Assunpink Creek. Once in a while, remains of the canal will come to light as the city redevelops. Dr. Hunter's presentation this evening will draw heavily on his firm's historical and archaeological studies carried out over the past quarter century in connection with the reconstruction of Route 29 and other downtown development projects.
Dr. Richard Hunter is President of Hunter Research, Inc., a Trenton-based historic preservation consulting firm founded in 1986. A long-time resident of Hopewell Township, Richard currently serves as a Mercer County Cultural & Heritage Commissioner, a trustee of the Hopewell Valley Historical Society, and a board member of the Trenton Downtown Association. He has authored numerous articles on topics of New Jersey history and archaeology and he lectures frequently throughout the region.
The Pittore Justice Center is located at 25 South Union Street, Lambertville, NJ. Metered parking is available in the adjacent lot and on nearby streets.
This talk is one in a series sponsored by DRGP on different aspects of the cultural and natural heritage of the Delaware River and is open to the public free of charge.
Charles Hardy: Fish or Foul? A History of the Delaware River Basin through the Perspective of the American Shad
Professor Charles Hardy is an authority on the Delaware's best known fish species and its early shad fisheries industry. In this illustrated talk, Professor Hardy used the history of the Delaware River shad fishery as a window into the water quality of the lower Delaware and competing uses of its waters from the 1680s to the present.
A professor of history at West Chester University, Charles Hardy III is the producer of award-winning historical websites and documentaries. Dr. Hardy is the principal author of "Pennsylvanians and the Environment" on ExplorePAhistory.com, for which he also serves as supervising historian.
Dr. Richard Hunter: Trenton –A Forgotten Port Community
In his lecture, Dr. Hunter discussed the history of Trenton as a port and trading hub at the head of navigation on the Del-aware River.
Trenton emerged as an important focus of the fishing industry in the mid-18th century. Beginning in the 1760s, Trenton Landing (aka Lamberton) became a satellite port of Philadelphia with transatlantic and Caribbean shipping docking on the riverbank where the Route 29 tunnel is today. Trenton Landing was a key supply station for American forces during the Revolutionary War and the port thrived into the early 19th century as sailing vessels began to be replaced by steamboats. Decline came as the Delaware and Raritan Canal and the railroads took business away from the waterfront from the 1830s onward, but Trenton maintained a portly presence well into the 20th century with its marine terminal. This presentation drew heavily on the historical and archaeological studies carried out over the past 20 years in connection with the reconstruction of Route 29.
Richard Hunter is president of Hunter Research, Inc., a Trenton-based historic preservation consulting firm founded in 1986. He holds a Ph.D. in historical geography from Rutgers University, an M.A. in archaeological science from Bradford University, U.K. and a B.A. in archaeology and geography from Birmingham University, U.K. A long-time resident of Hopewell Township, Dr. Hunter currently serves as a Mercer County Cultural & Heritage Commissioner, a trustee of the Hopewell Valley Historical Society, and a board member of the Trenton Downtown Association. Dr. Hunter has authored numerous articles on topics of New Jersey history and archaeology and he lectures frequently throughout the region.
Richard Hunter is President of Hunter Research, Inc., a Trenton-based historic preservation consulting firm founded in 1986. The company provides historical, archaeological and historic architectural services to a wide range of public, private and non-profit clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States. Dr. Hunter holds a Ph.D. in historical geography from Rutgers University, an M.A. in archaeological science from Bradford University, U.K. and a B.A. in archaeology and geography from Birmingham University, U.K. A long-time resident of Hopewell Township, he currently serves as a Mercer County Cultural & Heritage Commissioner, a trustee of the Hopewell Valley Historical Society, and a board member of the Trenton Downtown Association. He is a past President of Preservation New Jersey and a former member of the New Jersey Historic Sites Review Board. Dr. Hunter has authored numerous articles on topics of New Jersey history and archaeology and he lectures frequently throughout the region.
Tom Folk: Delaware River Views by the Pennsylvania Impressionists
This distinctively American school of Impressionist landscape painting focused on preserving views of the Delaware River. Starting in1898, painters settled along the river and the canal from New Hope to Point Pleasant. The river towns and landscapes — some views have changed while others have not — are featured in many of the best known works of this school. The paintings of Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber, Charles Rosen and many others were discussed.
Dr. Tom Folk is author of Pennsylvania Impressionists and regarded as the leading authority on the subject. He published the first book on this subject in 1997 and has organized more than a dozen museum exhibitions of paintings by the New Hope Impressionists. He is currently working on the definitive catalogue of the works of Edward Redfield, the leading painter of this group. Folk was formerly curator at the James Michener Museum in Doylestown. He has also published many articles on American ceramics. He is on the Education Committee of the Appraisers Association of America, and teaches at New York University.
Bruce Stutz: Three Centuries of Earth Day on the Delaware River
Environmental historian and journalist Bruce Stutz was the featured lecturer on Earth Day, April 22, 2014 at the David Library of the American Revolution. Mr. Stutz's books include Natural Lives, Modern Times, People and Places of the Delaware River, an environmental history that connected the natural history of this longest undammed river on the East Coast to the civilization that grew up along its banks, a civilization that eventually threatened the very river that gave it life. His lecture, "Three Centuries of Earth Day on the Delaware River" addressed human impacts on the river. Within twenty years of William Penn's arrival in the late 1600s, Dutch, Swedish, and English colonists had irreversibly altered the nature of the Delaware River. According to Mr. Stutz, understanding the river's survival over the ensuing three centuries provides reason to be optimistic for its future.
Bruce Stutz is a contributing editor to OnEarth, the magazine of the Natural Resources Defense Council, and to e360, the online environmental journal of the Yale School of Forestry. For more than thirty years he has traveled the world to report on nature, the scientists who study it, and the challenges of environmental change. His articles have appeared in national and international publications, among them Discover, Natural History, Scientific American, The New York Times Magazine, Audubon, and Conde Nast Traveler. As a magazine editor—as features editor at Audubon and then as Editor-In-Chief of Natural History—he worked closely with international scientists from diverse disciplines and engaged some of the world's best photojournalists. His museum projects include editorial concept design and content for "Science Storms," a permanent exhibit at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and exhibits at the California Science Center's new Air and Space Center.
Michael Stewart: American Indian Life along the Delaware River in Colonial Times
Noted archaeologist Michael Stewart spoke about his research on American Indian culture in the Delaware Valley after the arrival of Europeans in a lecture held at the David Library of the American Revolution. Dr. Stewart, who teaches at Temple University, is an expert in American Indian archaeology of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. Professor Stewart specializes in the archaeology of Native Americans in the Delaware Valley over the past 13,000 years, including the historic period of Indian culture which begins with European contact with native populations. He has published extensively on Indian archaeology, and continues work on field projects throughout the Delaware Valley.
Dr. Stewart's PowerPoint presentation explored the complicated interaction between native cultures and European set-tlers. Archaeological data and historical records illustrate how some Indian communities and aspects of traditional culture, such as tool and ceramic manufacture, continued through the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries after contact with European colonists. At the same time, the archaeological record shows that European trade items were integrated into native and social relations.
Tim McGrath: War on the River: the Colonial Navy on the Delaware.
Mr. McGrath's presentation focused on the Delaware River during the American Revolution. The events that took place on the Delaware – some heroic, some tragic, others comical – highlight the importance to the American cause that the river remain open, and equally necessary to the British that it be closed. The cast of characters include well-known names like Jones, Franklin, Barry, Cornwallis, and Howe – but also the unsung heroes, villains, and heroines who make the Delaware's role in the war a great story.
A noted author and naval historian, McGrath is the author of John Barry: An American Hero in the Age of Sail.


Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Euthanasia Prevention Coalition: Diane Coleman letter to California Assembly Members opposing assisted suicide Bill AB2X 15.
Diane Coleman letter to California Assembly Members opposing assisted suicide Bill AB2X 15.
This letter was written by Diane Coleman, the President and CEO of the disability rights group, Not Dead Yet and published on the Not Dead Yet website on September 8, 2015. This letter has been sent to members of the California assembly to oppose assisted suicide bill AB2X 15.
I'm writing to urge you not to pass on AB2X 15, the CA assisted suicide bill.
I am a severely disabled woman, and head up the national disability group, Not Dead Yet, which has members in California. I've spent a lifetime advocating for the rights of disabled people, young and old, to control our own lives and not have our choices dictated by doctors and other professionals. So you might wonder why I oppose a bill that is widely portrayed as giving people choice and control over their own death.
Who are the doctors who are giving lethal prescriptions? The public image is that one's own doctor, someone who knows you and has taken care of you throughout your illness, will be the one who assists your suicide. But in Oregon, the majority of assisted suicides involve a doctor referred by Compassion and Choices (C&C). [See references under "Doctor Shopping" section of article entitled Why Assisted Suicide Must Not Be Legalized.] The state does not interview doctors who said "no" to the person's request, so we don't know why so many people had to go doctor shopping at C&C.
The prescribing doctor's also fill out a final report after the death, among other things stating the reasons for the request for assisted suicide. Among the top five reasons given are feelings of being a "burden on others" (49% in 2013) or feel a "loss of autonomy" (93%) or "loss of dignity" (73%). These are not about pain from a terminal disease, but are psychological and social issues that cry out for meaningful supports and genuine care. Yet the assisted suicide law does not even require disclosures about consumer controlled home care options to address feelings of loss of autonomy or being a burden, much less require that those services be provided.
Moreover, as a person who has been disabled all of my life, I've learned that some of the health care that I've needed will not be covered by the available forms of insurance, because it won't cure me and it "costs too much", things that would have helped me maintain more physical function longer or reduced the help I needed from family. The idea of mixing a cost-cutting "treatment" such as assisted suicide into a broken, cost-conscious health care system that's poorly designed to meet a seriously ill patient's needs is dangerous to the thousands of people whose health care costs the most — mainly people living with a disability, the elderly and chronically ill.
Finally, it doesn't increase my comfort to know that the CA medical group has gone neutral. When push comes to shove over the health care needs of a disabled Californian, whose corner will the doctor be in? The CMA amendments to the bill were more designed to protect doctors than patients.
When you look at assisted suicide based on one individual, someone with good healthcare and a loving family, it often looks acceptable. But when you examine how legalization affects the vast majority of us — especially those most vulnerable — the dangers to the many far outweigh any alleged benefits to a few. Please vote NO on AB2X 15.


The day after we visited the dairy cooperative Caseificio Sociale Manciano, it was only natural to visit one of the sheep farmers who deliver milk to the dairy. Actually, the sheep's milk from this farm is used to produce a sheep's cheese with the additional label «Amici di cuore», meaning «heart's friends».
In fact, the sheep are fed a mixture of soya bean pellets, mixed with seeds of flax and olive oil all of which has been determined by researchers at the University of Pisa.
Upon our arrival, we could see a flock of about 300 sheep grazing inside a pen, while there was a group of lambs just weaned and a group of sheep which was about to bear lambs inside a barn. Shortly after we had arrived, the son of Cesare opened a gate in the pen such that the sheep could go back to the barn and wait to be milked. However, he also had to prepare feed for them. He mixed soybean pellets, seeds of flax and olive oil in a concrete mixer, letting it mix the ingredients continuously for some time. When the mixture was ready, he emptied the contents of the concrete mixer in a wheelbarrow and brought it to the barn.
Next, his father Cesare poured parts of the feed in a trough, while the sheep were ready to enter, pushing a door leading to the trough and bleating at the same time. When everything was ready, he opened the door, letting in 8 sheep at a time, each of which found a place in a metal structure which was attached to the trough. Having locked the structure, the sheep were free to eat, but were not able to leave. Next, two groups of 8 sheep entered other parts of the metal structure such that 24 sheep were ready to be milked at a time. Then, he mounted teat cups to 8 sheep at a time and used a milking machine to milk the sheep. Thereafter, he milked the two other groups of sheep. Finally, when all of them had been milked, he released them from the metal structure and opened another door such that the sheep could go out. Then, he opened the first door, letting another group of 8 sheep enter. He would have to repeat this procedure with all the sheep twice a day. It's impressive that somebody is willing to do this work daily for years, then passing it on to their children.
This farm has 30 hectares where cereals are being cultivated in order to produce feed for the sheep. Most of the sheep of the Rosati family are of the breed Comisana originating from Sicily, while the rest is a Sardinian breed. Although they are healthy, they are vaccinated against diseases by a vet. The wool of the sheep is sheared yearly in May by travelling workers who arrive at the farms to shear sheep.
It's been a great pleasure to meet somebody who contributes to giving us our food and who treats their animals well.


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Q: Proof that number ending in $66$ or $06$ is congruent to $2 \text{ mod } 4$ Let $N$ be an integer such that we can represent $N$ by its digits as $N=a_na_{n-1}\cdots a_1a_0$.  We want to prove that if $a_0,a_1=6$ or if $a_1=0$ and $a_0=6$ then $N\equiv 2 \text{ mod } 4$.
I'm unsure how to proceed here.

I also want to prove that $N$ is a perfect square only if $N\equiv 0 \text{ mod} 4$  or $N\equiv 1 \text{ mod} 4$.
My attempt
 Through trial with squares $1,2,3$ I notice a cyclic pattern $1,0,1,0...$ as the remainder.  I proceeded by induction assuming that $k^2 \equiv 0 \text{ mod} 4$. thus
 $$k^2+1 \equiv 1 \text{ mod} 4$$
But I'm unsure how to get that $2k\equiv 0 \text{ mod } 4$ to complete this.  Is the exponentiation identity $a\equiv b \text{ mod } c$ implies that $a^2\equiv b^2 \text{ mod } c$ an iff statement?  If so my induction hypothesis gives that $k \equiv 0 \text{ mod } 4$ and the mulitplication rule gives $2k$ congruent to $0$, where I can then apply the addition rule.

A: These numbers are $100n+66$ or $100n+6$ since $100=0$ mod $4$ and $66=2$ mod $4$ ($6=2$ mod $4$) the result follows.

A: part 1:
Any $N$ ending in the digits $66$ or $06$ will be of the form $N=20k+6$.
Then since $20k\equiv 0 \bmod 4$ and $6\equiv 2\bmod 4$ we will have $N\equiv 2\bmod 4$.
part 2:
Suppose $N$ is a perfect square. Either $N$ is an odd square or an even square.
Even: $N=(2k)^2=4k^2\equiv 0 \bmod 4$
Odd: $N=(2k+1)^2=4k^2+4k+1\equiv 1 \bmod 4$
Thus $N$ can only be a perfect square if $N \in \{0,1\} \bmod 4$

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A 2010 Census Bureau study estimated Phoenix population at 1,445,632 making it the largest city in the United States. Phoenix is also the six most populated in the nation, and is the number one most populated state capital in the United States. The city was incorporated in the year of 1881, twenty years after it was founded.
The video featured below is from a motorist as they commute through Phoenix congested highways. The motorist is shown as they travel at 16mph through the stop and go traffic. The freeways current system is comprised of routes I-17 and I-10 and a variety of highways such as SR 85 and SR 51.
Facts about Phoenix:
With a population of over 1.4 million Phoenix is rated as the 6th largest city in the United States.
Phoenix receives eighty five percent of sunshine during daylight hours. This is more sun shine than any other metropolitan area within the United States.
The Sonoran Desert which is located in greater Phoenix is considered to be North America's greenest and wettest deserts. Annual rainfall is reported to range anywhere from three to fifteen inches.
There are a total of twenty two American Indian tribes located in Arizona
The country's largest Kachina doll collection museum is located in Arizona. The Heard Museum artifacts include a large collection of American Indian historical pieces.
South Mountains Cam
The South Mountains is located in the southern area of Phoenix, Arizona. The mountain spreads throughout central Arizona and is on public land that is considered to be sacred. Located on the land is also South Mountain Park which is the United States largest city park. The park is also known as a popular urban park and one of the world's largest urban parks. The Park was referred to as Phoenix Mountain Park and the Salt River Mountains until it was sold and expanded by the city of Phoenix.
The webcam link shows aerial footage from a camera located in the South Mountains in Arizona.
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ADot Cameras
ADot stands for the Arizona Department of Transportation were created in 1974 after the AZ Department of Aeronautics combined with the AZ Highway Department. The agency manages the state of Arizona highway system. The agency responsibilities also include the management of the municipal airports the areas public transportation.
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The link below is to a street cam located in the downtown area of Phoenix. Shown in the footage is intersection as well as a no parking sign, tall buildings and traffic lights. 7th Street thru 7th Avenue is considered as the downtown area as well as the surrounding area of Central Avenue and Washington Street.
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Salt River Bridge
The Salt River Bridge is located in Arizona was built originally in 1920. The bridge load-bearing superstructure was made of truss which is why it is defined as a truss bridge. As of 1996 the new Salt River Canyon Bridge (Apache Bridge) was constructed. The bridge overall length is 380 feet with a main span of 57 miles and has a concrete and steel arch. The bridge runs across the bottom or the Salt River Canyon.
The video below is of the Salt River Bridge. The Salt River is an Arizona stream that stretches approximately two hundred miles with an estimated 13,700 square mile drainage basin.
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Camel Back Mountains
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Inside the Weeknd's $22.5M art-filled LA penthouse
New face, new house.
The Weeknd, born Abel Tesfaye, is selling his Los Angeles penthouse for $22.5 million after shelling out a whopping $70 million on a Bel-Air mega-mansion.
It has only been two years since the special effects-loving singer-songwriter purchased the abode in 2019 for $21 million, records show, so he won't see much of a payday if he can find a buyer.
The artist's sale would beat Matthew Perry's record for pricey real estate. The "Friends" actor recently unloaded his penthouse in Century City for $21.6 million last year.
Made up of four bedrooms and eight bathrooms, the Weeknd's home, taking up the entire floor of the building, spans 8,000 square feet.
Features include a 360-degree view punctuated by the Hollywood Hills, Bel-Air and the Los Angeles Country Club — revealing an overall expanse stretching from Downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean, according to the listing.
There is a private state-of-the-art chef's kitchen and an entertainment bar with a TV wall. The primary suite features a private gym and a lavish bathroom with a jewel-box steam shower.
The foyer.
The entertainment space.
A view of Downtown Los Angeles.
The expansive wraparound terrace.
The bar is flanked by a built-in TV wall.
A sitting area.
Vitrines housing a variety of artworks are on display throughout the home.
A view of the open floor plan.
A poster of the Weeknd is situated next to the living space.
The fitness room.
The primary bathroom.
Another bedroom.
The primary walk-in closet.
One of four bedrooms.
The wine room.
The Weeknd sold his Hidden Hills home last February for $22 million.
His latest album, "dawn FM" is set for a Jan. 7 release.
Angel Salvador with the Beverly Hills Estates holds the listing.
This article was originally published by Nypost.com. Read the original article here.
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The Business of Beauty
Sephora vs Ulta: The Battle of Beauty's Retail Giants
By Kati Chitrakorn May 24, 2018 17:30
As high-end Sephora expands its budget offering and low-end Ulta boosts its prestige presence, the world's two biggest beauty retailers are set for a clash.
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NEW YORK, United States — Sephora isn't known for stocking budget beauty products, but change has been simmering at the LVMH-owned luxury beauty giant. In August 2017, Sephora announced that it would start selling ColourPop, a buzzy internet brand that has found success with millennials thanks to its $6 lip glosses and $16 eye shadow palettes.
ColourPop is also one of the top-performing brands at American mass-market rival Ulta. But the overlap is just one of the signs that Sephora and Ulta, the world's two biggest beauty retailers, are increasingly going head-to-head in a sector whose battle lines are being redrawn.
Sephora is the world's leading specialty beauty retailer. With 2,400 stores, it accounts for about 20 percent of total LVMH revenue and the vast majority of turnover in the group's selective retailing division, which generated €13.3 billion ($16.3 billion) in sales in 2017. But Sephora and Ulta are neck-and-neck in the US — still the world's largest consumer market. Sephora generated between $4.4 billion and $4.9 billion in 2016, according to Coresight Research, while Ulta, which has 1,075 stores but is yet to expand beyond its home market, generated $4.85 billion for the year ending January 2017.
Sephora and Ulta have taken different paths to success. Since its 1969 launch, Sephora has positioned itself as sleek and sophisticated, offering a curated selection of prestige brands, while replacing the traditional department store beauty counter with a more modern and democratic "try-more-buy-more" approach. Meanwhile, Ulta, founded in 1990, found success by offering a bright, budget-conscious alternative with a high-low product mix and an innovative format that combines one-stop retail with salon services, which now account for about half its annual revenue.
"It really is all things beauty, all in one place," said Kecia Steelman, chief store operations officer at Ulta. "A lot of the time, the millennial shopper will come to us to purchase mass products, but they'll transition over to the prestige side of the house. Or you have prestige shoppers who are also savvy spenders and have a couple of mass brands they buy. It's important that we keep the right balance."
Ulta, which sells about 20,000 different beauty products from over 500 brands, has recently focused on expanding its roster of cheaper, trendy brands in major categories, including makeup, skincare and hair care. Mass beauty brand Wet 'n' Wild entered two-thirds of Ulta's stores last February, while social media favourite Dose of Colors expanded into 300 locations at the end of 2017. Early this year, fast-beauty company E.l.f. Cosmetics expanded into all of the retailer's stores.
Benefit brow service in Ulta | Source: Ulta
But Ulta is also making headway in the prestige space, having scored a partnership with Chanel Beauté in March. (Until now, Chanel's assortment at Ulta had been limited to fragrance. Sephora, which carries over 15,000 different products from 200 brands, also sells Chanel fragrance, but the brand discontinued the sale of its makeup products at the retailer's stores about a decade ago.) The Chanel Beauté launch is significant because it boosts Ulta's legitimacy among prestige brands, many of which are still cautious to engage with the retailer. Premium brands like Dior Makeup and Giorgio Armani Beauty distribute their fragrance lines with Ulta, but sell a wider selection of beauty products at Sephora.
"Despite the large number of value brands on the platform, Ulta has been very successful in attracting new prestige brands," according to a report by L2, a business intelligence firm. "In the past year alone, 17 prestige brands selling on Sephora — including Nars, Shiseido and Origins — began distributing on Ulta. During the same period, only two prestige brands already distributing on Ulta — IT Cosmetics and Say Hello to Sexy Legs — began to sell on Sephora."
And while Sephora's product assortment remains predominantly prestige, Ulta's product mix is now 55 percent prestige and 45 percent mass. But Sephora is also going after more new brands like ColourPop. "As more consumers turn to digitally native brands and they become a bigger part of their beauty regime, it makes sense for Sephora to include them as part of their strategy," said Anagha Hanumante, an analyst at CB Insights. Sephora can "find future growth by providing more offerings and SKUs of highly sought-out indie brands," agreed Kayla Villena, an analyst at Euromonitor.
Despite the large number of value brands on the platform, Ulta has been very successful in attracting new prestige brands.
What Sephora lacks in product mix, it makes up for with exclusives, however. In March, the company introduced an initiative called "First at Sephora," teaming up with six of its best-selling brands — Pat McGrath, Benefit, Urban Decay, Tarte, Violet Voss and Natasha Denona — to launch each of their newest items exclusively. For the first 30 days after their respective launches, these products won't sell anywhere else — not even on the brands' own channels — and Sephora said it plans to recruit further brands for more exclusive collections throughout the year.
But negotiating with Sephora can be difficult for young brands, as the retailer often requires exclusivity. Many indie brands don't have a choice if they want to get through Sephora's doors — but some larger players are pursuing other options. L'Oréal, for example, is making a bigger push towards direct retail and has been rolling out freestanding stores for its popular Urban Decay brand.
Another concern for some beauty companies is that Sephora, owned by LVMH, is thought to favour the conglomerate's labels like Marc Jacobs Beauty and Kat Von D, though Sephora maintains it does not treat LVMH brands preferentially. And while Sephora can be a heavy-handed partner, experts say the retailer is undeniably successful, with a powerful brand of its own. "Ulta is more reliant than Sephora on the third-party brands that it stocks," said Deborah Weinswig, founder and chief executive of Coresight Research. "Sephora is much stronger than Ulta in consumer perception of its own brand."
Source: Sephora
And yet, Sephora stocks a few blockbuster brands that are critical to its ability to generate buzz. Take Rihanna's Fenty Beauty line, birthed by Rihanna and LVMH's product-development arm Kendo, originally part of Sephora until it was spun off in 2014. Following Fenty's launch at Sephora — its exclusive US distributor — the number of consumers who said they were considering shopping at Sephora for their next beauty purchase rose from 15 percent to 24 percent, according to YouGov BrandIndex, which tracks consumer perception of thousands of brands worldwide. Indeed, some observers have wondered whether Sephora has become too dependent on Fenty. The line ignited such frenzy among beauty consumers that it helped boost LVMH's third-quarter sales of cosmetics and perfume by 17 percent.
Loyalty programmes are another key battleground for Ulta and Sephora. "Loyalty programmes are the future because you can really track and know the customer, understand what he or she has bought, change your marketing, segment them and engage the customer across the entire selling experience," said Oliver Chen, managing director and senior equity research analyst at Cowen & Co.
Here, Ulta has the upper hand. "The number one key feature of Ulta's success is its loyalty programme," said Euromonitor's Villena. "One important element is that Ulta is generous with its samples, offering consumers who are interested in buying mascara, for example, several different brands of mascara products in miniature trial sizes. Ulta also often rewards its consumers with samples during in-store purchases. Sampling is a key strategy to build loyalty and trust."
What Sephora lacks in product mix, it makes up for with exclusives.
Ulta derives 90 percent of its total sales directly from its 26 million "Ultamate" loyalty programme members. "We really understand how our customers shop, how often she shops and what her purchasing habits are and as a result, we're able to send more targeted offers to her. The power of that information, understanding her shopping pattern and being able to help her, is part of our secret sauce," explained Steeleman.
Sephora's "Beauty Insider" loyalty programme has over 17 million members, who, together, account for 80 percent of its sales. Rewards include beauty classes and custom makeovers. Ulta, on the other hand, entices shoppers to join its loyalty programme by offering big discounts as well as gifts, samples and entries into sweepstakes.
Source: Ulta
Digital is also a major arena of competition. Online sales of beauty products continue to grow at a rate of 14 percent year over year and Sephora, which has a strong e-commerce site and deep experience in assortment management and localisation, commanded 13 percent of beauty e-commerce sales in the US in 2017, beating Ulta's 4 percent, according to analytics firm 1010data. But Ulta has been working on strengthening its digital strategy. In 2014, chief executive Mary Dillon announced a long-term goal to double e-commerce sales from 5 percent to 10 percent over the next five years. According to Steeleman, the retailer has since been growing digital sales at a pace of about 50 percent year over year.
The integration of Ulta's online and offline retail space is core to its business. "Ulta can reach consumers by leveraging real-time insights made possible by the layer of analytics built into Ulta's technologies," said Lori Mitchell-Keller, who leads retail, wholesale distribution and consumer products at SAP. "Armed with insights on what a shopper typically buys and what products they may be interested in, store associates can better guide consumers along their shopping journey as well as identify opportunities to upsell or cross-sell."
Meanwhile, Sephora has taken the lead in integrating advanced technology into its stores to help make shopping more intuitive and enjoyable. There are digital workstations that measure the amount of moisture in a consumer's skin or capture a person's "Colour IQ" and recommend products accordingly.
"When it comes down to in-store retail technology," said CB Insights' Hanumante, "Sephora is still the place to go."
BoF's latest special print edition — including our special report on The Business of Beauty — is available for purchase at shop.businessoffashion.com and at select retailers around the world. If you sign up to BoF Professional before June 29, 2018, you'll receive this issue as part of your annual membership, which also includes unlimited access to articles, exclusive analysis, invitations to networking events and the members-only app. Subscribe here today.
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