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David Walker Slavery
Slavery is one of America's most embarrassing mistakes in history. The country made the decision that a group of individuals was inferior merely due to their skin color. As a result, African Americans were treated as animals. They were forced to work for no pay, their rights were taken away, and they were beaten for punishment. Individuals such as David Walker attempted to eliminate slavery in various ways. In his "Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World (Excerpts)," David Walker discusses the issue of slavery, ignorance, the colonizing plan, and the hypocrisy of the situation. With this said, he encourages African Americans to use force in order to eliminate inequality, which merely widens the gap between Caucasians and African Americans. …show more content…
Due to the ignorance of Caucasians, they did not question their fathers about their use of slavery. Instead, they chose to ignore their Christian beliefs in order to make more money. In addition to the ignorance of slaveholders themselves, slaves were kept in a state of ignorance in order to keep them from acknowledging the immorality of their situation and revolting against Caucasians. David Walker discusses the fact that "the major part of white Americans, have, ever since we have been among them, tried to keep us ignorant, and make us believe that God made [African Americans] and [their] children to be slaves to [Caucasians]" (4). Although Caucasians used this as a religious justification for slavery, it is merely a lie. God looks at all individuals equally. David Walker acknowledges this hypocrisy when he states "Oh, my God, have mercy on Christian Americans" …show more content…
Due to the fact that African Americans were "brought up in ignorance," there was no "fitness for such to be sent into a far away country" (Walker 5). David Walker also brings up the point that "This land which we have watered with our tears and our blood, is now our mother country, and we are well satisfied to stay where wisdom abounds and the gospel is free" (6). Lastly, Walker argues that there would not be any difference between living in America and living in Africa. He asks "if there be ground sufficient for them to cultivate, and bread for them to eat, why would they wish to send the first tillers of the land away?" (Walker 6). As for the Liberians, they would view the slaves as foreign. This could create a tension between them akin to that of Caucasians and African Americans. In addition, they might not have enough land or food for the slaves to live off of. Overall, the colonization plan would have been a bad idea. America should have focused more on ending
Abraham Lincoln: Slavery In The United States
Lincoln did not really feel bad for the slaves. He showed little interest in the pain the blacks were going through, but he publicly expressed that slavery is morally evil. There is evidence to suggest that Lincoln was a racist, and he also has stated that he believes in a "White America." Lincoln would often argue that the forefathers were against slavery, but they had to put up with because it already existed in American. Lincoln had the same mentality. He thought it was morally wrong and evil, but he had to put up with it because if the slaves were freed there would be a gigantic uproar, that would tear America apart.…
Argumentative Essay: The Universal Law Of Slavery
At the North he would freeze or starve." To the slaves owners they seen themselves helping the slaves, they believed slaves fate would be death. Slave holders can 't imagine blacks surviving on their own, if the were in Africa or the West Indies they would be seen as savages and they would die in the North because they would freeze. The mindset of a white person who lived in the South, and owned slaves was a lot different from the slave themselves, they kind of felt bad for the slaves. " We would remind those who deprecate and sympathize with negro slavery, that his slavery here relives him from a far more slavery in Africa, or from idolatry and cannibalism, and every brutal vice and crime that can disgrace humanity; and that it Christianizes, protects, supports, and civilizes him" People in the South despised and had sympathy for the slaves they looked down upon them like they were animals who needed to be trained, they…
Analysis Of Frederick Douglass In My Bondage And My Freedom
Slavery made them think they were better than the colored people. The poor whites would savagely beat them, and it was okay. They didn't think the slaves deserved to eat with them, and the working-class white would pick at them (Fredrick Douglass). This is way I agree with Frederick Douglass when he says slavery affected all who was involved with it. Slaves were victims because they had no freedom or rights, they will get torture for no reason.…
The Soul In Uncle Tom's Cabin, By Harriet Beecher Stowe
This quote presented by Aunt Chloe is a representation of the neglect that white people showed to their slaves. Even the people, like Stowe, who wanted to end slavery, treated African Americans terribly. When not in the possession of a physically abusive master,…
Theme Of Slavery In Equiano's Oroonoko
In contrast to Oroonoko, Equiano, even though he believes that African slavery is not compared to European slavery, he still detests slavery along with all its forms. He argues that one should not be prejudiced for its skin color. Just because Africans were ignorant of European languages and traditions doesn't mean that they are inferior. He reminds us that Europeans were once the same. Using Christian values to address this issue to Europeans he lets us know that "God "hath made of one blood all nations of men" for to dwell on all the face of the earth; and whose wisdom is not our wisdom, neither "are our ways his."" .…
Racism, Prejudice And Discrimination In America
Why is racism so deeply rooted among American history? Why is something as simple as skin color such subject to prejudice and discrimination in today's society? The United States of America is built off of cruel acts of slavery and racism. So many white Americans did not realize that the acts they performed were horribly wrong and inhumane. They excused themselves simply because darker skin meant that that person was also inferior.…
Was Slavery Good Or Bad
A different account from a previous slave stated how they were never allowed to have a book or learn how to read because the masters did not want them to get smarter. When the preacher told them to obey their masters because they were just like the other animals, they believed them because they didn't have Bibles to say otherwise. Both of these accounts justify that slaves were not introduced to true Christianity but in fact were taught that as long as they obeyed their masters they would go to Heaven. This tacit was used so the slaves would not disobey or rebel against their masters and be loyal to them. The arguments that slavery was a "positive good" because it introduced African Americans to Christianity is wrong because most of the time they did not even know how to read…
The Influence Of Abraham Lincoln On Slavery
He hated the idea of slavery so much he would refer to it as an "evil institution," but that was not his same beliefs with blacks. "Lincoln was no advocate of racial equality, but he did hate slavery." (40) Lincoln's views on slavery contradicted to his views on African-Americans mostly every time he spoke but coincided at some point. Stephan Douglas stated that Abraham Lincoln claimed "…The rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were promised to blacks as well as to whites," here Abraham Lincoln is advocating for black to have the same right white Americans do. However, that is not what Lincoln kept saying throughout his career. In other speeches he degraded black people.…
Benjamin Rush's Argument Analysis
However, Rush saw this as the slave owners worrying more about their own financial and distribution interests, not those of the entire nation. Lastly, Rush argues that slavery is a violation of the scriptures of Christianity. The very idea of slavery goes directly against the golden rule of treat others like you would like to be treated. For slaves to enter society, he thought that, the young slaves should be educated and hold apprenticeships that would allow them to contribute to the common good when they were set free. However, he supported keeping the elderly and…
Summary: A Recreation Of Slavery
This was because it did not accomplish the goals of Reconstruction because one of the two main goals of Reconstruction was to gain civil rights for freed slaves. Consequently, this proves Reconstruction to be unsuccessful because of attempts at taking away the rights of African Americans, which undermined this larger goal. Through state governments, laws were made which took away the rights that they were trying to be gained by African Americans such as voting, having the ability to choose who they work for, and not being enslaved. The purpose of southern state governments taking away those rights from African Americans was to recreate slavery and recreate a system of white hierarchy which technically had been outlawed. This was all as a result of the state governments having too much power because despite the accomplishments of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, the state governments found ways to take away these rights that were granted in the amendments.…


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Q: Removing a Marker in Google Maps API v3 I'm trying to remove a marker that was initialized like this:
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});

Everything works perfectly except that when I double click it to remove what I get on the Error Console is this:

TypeError: Object # has no method 'removeOverlay'

What am I doing wrong?

A: There is no removeOverlay function on the map object.  Sounds like you've got only one marker, why use an array?  Just change this:
google.maps.event.addListener(marker, "dblclick", function() {
    map.removeOverlay(marker);
});

to this:
marker.addListener("dblclick", function() {
    marker.setMap(null);
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Amid tourism boom grants for new hotels extended to Tel Aviv
Michal Raz-Chaimovich
The Israeli cabinet today approved grants for developers converting offices to hotels in Tel Aviv.
The Israeli cabinet today approved grants for developers converting offices to hotels in Tel Aviv amounting to 10% of their investment. Up until now, the Ministry of Tourism has barred grants for hotels in Tel Aviv and Herzliya because they were not defined as priority areas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in today's vote that grants for converting residential buildings to hotels in Tel Aviv should also be considered, even at the cost of reducing the supply of housing. He said that the aim was to attract as many people as possible to Tel Aviv, where businesspeople currently account for half of the hotel overnights in the city.
The Ministry of Tourism's budget for grants in the current year is NIS 250 million. In 2017, the ministry's grants totaled NIS 181 million for construction of 2,570 hotel rooms in 35 projects to be developed in the coming years. The largest grant was NIS 35 million for preserving and building a low-price hotel in Jerusalem with 248 rooms. Grants were approved for five projects in Jerusalem with a total of 482 rooms.
Other hotels planned include a 356-room hotel in Netanya, a 240-room vacation hotel in Rishon Lezion, and a hotel in Bat Yam with 275 luxury suites. Grants to developers are determined according to the Ministry of Tourism's criteria and the map of areas with priority. These areas have not hitherto included Tel Aviv and Herzliya, and now that Tel Aviv is being added, Herzliya will remain the only excluded area.
Commenting on the change in policy, Minister of Tourism Yariv Levin said, "The tremendous momentum in incoming tourism to Israel and the growing demand for vacations in Israel require creative solutions on short timetables for increasing the supply of overnight infrastructure. Encouraging the conversion of buildings in Tel Aviv to hotels, which I am urging, comes on top of a series of other measures taken by the Ministry of Tourism over the past two years aimed at making it easier for developers to increase the number of overnight rooms in Israel in order to lower prices."
Today's decision is part of the process led by the Ministry of Tourism with the aim of making concessions for developers and encouraging construction of new hotels. The reason why grants are being given in Tel Aviv for conversion of buildings is above all the shortage of land, and secondly the fact that converting a building to a hotel takes 12-18 months less than building a new hotel, and is also cheaper. Furthermore, the Ministry of Tourism currently prefers construction of medium-rated new hotels, and investing in the conversion of existing buildings usually produces this level of hotels. In view of that fact that investment costs for hotels built from scratch are usually mostly independent of the hotel's rating, developers will prefer opening luxury hotels. The Ministry of Tourism expects construction to reach 1,000 rooms in the coming years. Those undertaking such projects will be entitled to a grant from now on.
Tourist overnights in Israeli hotels keep rising
New boutique hotels bring renewal to Jaffa
Record 3.6m tourists visit Israel in 2017
The ceiling for grants to developers in Tel Aviv has not yet been finally determined, but is expected to be in the neighborhood of NIS 25 million. There is no restriction on the number of rooms in a hotel with a ceiling grant of NIS 250,000 per room. There is no restriction on the area in Tel Aviv where the conversion takes place. The Ministry of Tourism, in cooperation with the Tel Aviv municipality, is setting up a special track for developers with bureaucratic concessions in the process involving only approval from Tel Aviv Local District Planning and Building Commission, without any approval from the Tel Aviv District Planning and Building Commission being required. The emphasis on the conversion of buildings is a result of a shortage of land. The Ministry of Tourism has even embarked on a campaign for locating empty offices in order to encourage ventures for converting them to hotels. The plan approved today is for two years.
The average occupancy rates in Tel Aviv are the highest in Israel, with foreign tourists accounting for most of the overnights in the White City area of Tel Aviv. A number of hotels were recently opened in Tel Aviv, such as Setai in Jaffa and Saul, in the Bezalel market area, which will be opened in April. The Drisco Hotel will also be opened soon in the American-German Colony in the city.
These grants will be given according to the definitions, instructions, and rules of the Tourism Investment Authority (under the Law for the Encouragement of Capital Investment - 1959), with the necessary changes, through an investment committee. One example of the conversion of offices in Tel Aviv to hotels is the Fattal Holdings (1998) Ltd. (TASE: FTAL ) chain's NYX Hotel on Harakevet Street in Tel Aviv, which is being branded as an urban hotel. For the Ministry of Tourism, this is a model for the conversion of rooms within a short time span at low cost, thereby adding hotel rooms to the supply.
An all-time record 3.6 million tourists visited Israel in 2017, 25% more than in 2016. Levin has set a target of five million tourists in the coming year. The Ministry of Tourism's marketing efforts are aimed at a diverse market, including both religious pilgrims and city break tourists in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Grants are being given to airlines opening lines to Israel. Air India is getting €750,000, all of which is likely to be invested in marketing efforts in India for bringing tourists to Israel.
Levin has spoken on more than one occasion about the economic importance of tourism as a national resource. According to the Ministry of Tourism, revenue from incoming tourism totaled $5 billion in 2017, with Tel Aviv being a prime destination for incoming tourism to Israel.
Levin also said that he believed that a large supply of hotels will lead to lower overnight prices in Israel, with an emphasis on the lack of rooms, mainly in the intermediate category.
Published by Globes [online], Israel Business News - www.globes-online.com - on March 25, 2018
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Navigating the impacts of COVID-19 on education in Michigan
L-R: Chapman, Stange, Strunk, and Lenhoff
Please join us for this panel discussion about the profound effects of COVID-19 on the state of education in Michigan. Research from the University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Wayne State University has looked at shifts in enrollment numbers, indicators of student achievement, and qualitative effects on students and families. Eighteen months into the pandemic, what measurable effects have we seen, what are the long-term implications, and what lessons can be learned from this unique set of challenges?
Delsa Chapman, Michigan Department of Education Deputy Superintendent of Educator, Student, and School Support
Sarah Lenhoff, WSU Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
Kevin Stange, U-M Professor of Public Policy
Katharine Strunk, MSU Professor of Education
Moderated by Ron French, Bridge Michigan Senior Writer and Associate Editor
This event is hosted by the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy and the Education Policy Initiative, and co-sponsored by Bridge Michigan and University Research Corridor.
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Interview - Giles Stimson
Giles Stimson
Writing the rulebook
In the year that saw the maiden flight of Concorde and the wedding of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, a young man named Giles Stimson arrived at Freshfields. Now retired, Giles has an astonishing wealth of experience and an MBE to his name for services to the financial services industry.
I joined the firm in 1969 as an articled clerk to Hugh Peppiatt, who was very good to me. There were only six articled clerks (including James Davis) and fewer than 20 partners at the time, so it was a very different firm then.
The person I shared a room with for my first seat as it's now called was a Mr Towler. At five o'clock each evening he would recognise that I probably needed to go out and get some chocolate before playing squash (I re-started the Law Society Squash Club and became the secretary of it). So he would say, 'Giles, I think I need some matches' – for his pipe or cigarette – and he would send me out knowing jolly well that I would come back with a bar of chocolate.
One of my proudest moments at Freshfields was attending the meeting of the Rothschild's partners when they resolved to incorporate. I attended along with Sir Charles Whishaw, Tony Kay and Tony Wolfe (I may have his name wrong) and had the important task of taking the resolution along to Companies House on my motorbike without delay in order to ensure that there were no charges put on the Rothschild's premises. So I had a very small part to play in the incorporation of Rothschild's.
After five years at Freshfields I moved to the Office Fair Trading on contract to do competition law but they had other plans for me. They put me to work on consumer credit and then I joined the Treasury Solicitor's Department on a permanent basis in the common law litigation department. We had the enormous privilege of instructing Harry Woolf (as we knew him), Simon Brown and John Laws, each in turn the 'Treasury Devil', as well as many others including Michael Howard, Robert Carnwath and Henry Brooke. That was an absolutely wonderful experience.
During all of this time, there was, incredibly, no formal Panel. Everything went to the Treasury Junior unless his diary could not manage it. Generally, Harry Woolf would have at least two, and often three, conferences in the evening and would be in court all day the following day – and on at least one occasion that I vividly recall he was in more than one court at the same time!
While at the Treasury Solicitor, I was on a scheme where six people were chosen to swap roles. I swapped into the desk of somebody who was doing crime at the Director of Public Prosecutions and found myself looking at indictments, which I'd never seen before. While I was there, I was responsible for the latter stages of the series of trials against nurses at Rampton hospital, which, as a secure facility, was more like a prison.
I had visited prisons before while at Treasury Solicitor's, but never one of that nature. It had a profound effect on me and left a lasting impression. On return to the Treasury Solicitor's, I found myself representing government departments in what are now called employment tribunals.
In June 2008, I was awarded an MBE for services to the financial services industry. I think it was based on the fact that I had conceived, designed and became editor of the Securities and Futures Authority's rulebook and was then heavily involved in drafting the Financial Services Authority's handbook, including the original approved-persons rules.
Interestingly, Freshfields had a part to play in my approach to drafting. While I was with the firm, there was a big drive to re-write our contracts clearly and simply. It struck a chord with me and influenced my drafting style years later. So, not only were we one of the first firms, if not the first firm, to introduce time recording, we also led the way in plain English.
When I received the letter about the MBE, I thought it was a spoof. I suspect that many others may have had the same thought. But it wasn't a spoof and the reason was the drafting. The Queen said, 'I understand you have been helping to simplify the rulebook', which took me completely by surprise that she had been so well briefed.
What Freshfields gave me was a sense of pride. Not arrogance, but pride in our work and our history. There is the most wonderful firm at the back of all the hustle and bustle of what people are doing now. The amount of work people at the firm do now is extraordinary – it's such a hard thing to get the balance right. I was there when we had more time for things like squash and I am very grateful. I'm thankful I'm not starting out now.
There's a lot of value in alumni programmes. I support the alumni projects at the University of Kent and there is quite a network going. And, of course, I attend the Freshfields alumni parties and very much welcome all the contact I keep with the firm. I'm still in touch with some of my former colleagues. I was delighted that Michael Clode, who I shared a room with after qualifying, could come to my retirement party a few years ago.
Although I am retired from full time legal work, I'm still Chairman of the Law Society Squash Club. I'm also a trustee of Sure Footing, a Christian charity that develops young people through outdoor activity. And I still play squash – we've had at least one match a year at the East Sheen Squash Club since 1969.
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October 11, 1918 -- Public Dancing Banned as Flu Epidemic Rages
October 11, 1918 – A city commission passes a resolution that all public dancing must be stopped in order to check the influenza-pneumonia epidemic. Dr. C. St. Clair Drake, director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, says, "The order will take effect at once." [Chicago Daily Tribune, October 12, 1913] The commission also adopts a resolution that "attendance at all funerals, contagious disease or otherwise, shall be restricted to the immediate relatives, close friends and necessary attendants." In the 24 hours before the commission adopts its resolutions 124 people in the city have died of influenza and 89 from pneumonia. The commission orders the cancelling of all dances as a necessary step "because of the close contact of the dancers, the exercise of the dance and the frequent chilling of the body that is apt to follow." The 1918 pandemic, believed to have begun in a French hospital processing soldiers wounded in the war, led to the deaths of between 50 and 100 million worldwide. According to the digital encyclopedia at http://www.influenzaarchive.org "Between the start of Chicago's epidemic on September 21 and the removal of restrictions on November 16, the Windy City experienced a staggering 38,000 cases of influenza and 13,000 cases of pneumonia . . . Yet, despite these staggering numbers, Chicago actually did fairly well for a city of its size. In fact, with a population of 2.7 million, Chicago's epidemic death rate for the period was only 373 out of 100,000, not much worse than much touted (and its long-time rival) St. Louis."
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More deep jazz re-issues from SOUL JAZZ subsidiary UNIVERSAL SOUNDS. This album was originally self released by STEVE REID who played drums with MILES DAVIS, SUN RA, JAMES BROWN and even some MOTOWN sessions. This record is soulful with moments of funkiness and free expression.


Material: Two parallel pyres 50x50x4000 (reclaimed and recut wood & off-cut chipboard, cardboard, fire lighters, 30 ltrs paraffin, locally sourced bracken, lighter fuel, polyester kindling), red naval distress flares, water, suits, rope, PA (undisclosed set up).
Action: 20 minute reciprocal mouth dragging between two elongated pyres.
Shown as part of Buzzcut in 2015, in the rear courtyard of the Pierce Institute, Govan. This was a collaborative elemental action between TJB/FKA aka Thomas John Bacon and FK Alexander that creates a dialogue around control & reciprocity in the ontology between two bodies and the elements that surround them.
With thanks to Kylie Minoise for providing transcendental harsh noise meditation 1 as taken from Endlessly unraveling streamers of thought and rhapsodic speculation. Find out more by clicking here.
Photography by Julia Bauer & Adam Young.


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Best smoke i have ever had in 35yrs is from this tin. 1.35hrs of pure ecstasy. What a superb blend of tobaccos.
Flavor Practically Bursting from the Tin!
I was curious how it would compare to the regular plum pudding, you will not be disappointed. Tremendously rich and more depth in the flavor than the original and that's saying a lot.
Great blend! Sweet, smokey with a bit of spice. If your thinking about it... get it!
Smokes great, cool, with a great room note too. Really look forward to see how it ages.
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The Black Training and Enterprise Group, an umbrella organisation for black and ethnic minority voluntary and community organisations, is offering small grants of £500 for organisations that work with young black men.
The Reach Programme: Community Engagement Project will award grants to 40 groups to put on events aimed at inspiring 13- to 25-year-old black men to achieve in education and professionally.
It is the second phase of the grants programme, which started in July 2009. The Communities and Local Government department has provided funding for the project.
Typical activities funded by the grants include educational workshops and lectures from one of the programme's 'role models', who are 46 male volunteers selected by the CLG in 2007 to, according to Reach's website, "help young black men find their right path in life". The role models include high-profile businessmen such as Mark Sutherland, head of property at Tesco and television broadcasters including the BBC's Clive Lewis.
Jeremy Crook, director of BTEG, said: "The Reach programme has already inspired more than 10,000 black males across the country.
"The feedback we receive from the young people is great and we want to encourage local groups that work with black boys and young men to apply for a grant."
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IU-bound Trayce Jackson-Davis trumpets Hoosiers on the All-Star trail
For the first time since the late 1990s, the Hoosiers have signed back-to-back Mr. Basketball winners.
IU-bound Trayce Jackson-Davis trumpets Hoosiers on the All-Star trail For the first time since the late 1990s, the Hoosiers have signed back-to-back Mr. Basketball winners. Check out this story on statesmanjournal.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2019/06/06/iu-basketball-trayce-jackson-davis-talks-up-team-his-fellow-all-stars/1350888001/
Zach Osterman, Indianapolis Star Published 12:10 p.m. PT June 6, 2019 | Updated 6:59 a.m. PT June 7, 2019
Boys Indiana All-Stars: Seniors 127, Juniors 116 Ryan Gregory, For IndyStar
Friday: at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Ky., starting at 6 p.m.
Saturday: at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, starting at 5 p.m.
NEW CASTLE – Even Mr. Basketball could admit it was all meant to be a little fun.
Trayce Jackson-Davis, the Indiana-bound McDonald's All American and winner of this year's IndyStar Mr. Basketball, finished Wednesday's Junior-Senior All-Star game catching alley oops from a future Big Ten offensive tackle and laughing about bass fishing.
Center Grove senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (1) shot Wednesday in the first half of the boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School. (Photo: Jenna Watson/IndyStar)
Jackson-Davis' 16 points led a balanced effort that saw eight seniors — among them players headed for IU, Purdue, Creighton, Indiana State, Butler and, yes, Ohio State football — score in double figures, in a 127-116 win.
The Seniors got ahead and stayed ahead, whether through Jackson-Davis' slam dunks, Jalen Windham's sharpshooting or Dawand Jones' sheer physical dominance against Juniors simply not strong enough to defend a player the Buckeyes want protecting their quarterback someday.
This weekend's games against the Kentucky All-Stars won't be so carefree, with a rivalry to tend to. But Wednesday night, everyone felt comfortable cutting loose.
"It was really fun," Jackson-Davis said afterward. "We're taking it seriously, we're wanting to win, but at the same time, we're trying to give (fans) a highlight show, trying to play fast-paced a little bit and give the crowd something to watch.
"We're just having fun with it. When it comes to Friday and Saturday (against Kentucky), it's all business."
You'd forgive Jackson-Davis if he mixed in a little business at some point Wednesday night, with IU targets such as Anthony Leal and Trey Galloway lining up across the floor.
More: Jalen Windham relishes opportunity as Indiana All-Stars beat Juniors 127-116
More: Central Noble's Sydney Freeman proves size doesn't matter, leads Indiana All-Stars past Juniors
No player has been more outwardly vocal in recruiting fellow, well, recruits than Jackson-Davis, since his commitment last year. On social media and presumably elsewhere, Jackson-Davis has routinely pushed Indiana to targets in his and subsequent classes.
"I might be there for two years, three years, four years, but it doesn't matter," Jackson-Davis said. "I want our team, when I leave, to be just as good, if not better, than it was before."
On campus now, Jackson-Davis is enrolled in classes, working out and even relaxing with a fishing pole in hand, by a pond near Director of Athletic Performance Clif Marshal's house.
Like all of IU's players, Jackson-Davis is dutybound not to talk about any unsigned recruit publicly, as it would violate NCAA rules.
But he's allowed to advocate for his program on his own social media channels, and he's allowed to recruit behind the scenes.
Wednesday's game included IU's two Indiana All-Stars, Jackson-Davis and former Cathedral guard Armaan Franklin, as well as the two on the Juniors' side — Leal and Galloway — coach Archie Miller would like to add in 2020.
Indiana All-Stars: Boys Seniors-Juniors exhibition
From right, Center Grove senior Trayce Jackson-Davis (1) passes over Gary 21st Century junior Johnell Davis (3) in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Hamilton Southeastern junior Chris Grubbs (15) dunks in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
New Castle senior Luke Bumbalough (4) works a possession in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
The Junior All-Stars cheer on their team in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
IndyStar Mr. Basketball Trayce Jackson-Davis adds versatility to IU's front line. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Mishawaka Marian junior Jaden Ivey (31) watches game play in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Carmel senior John Michael Mulloy (12) drives to the basket in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Culver Academy junior Trey Galloway (25) shoots a free throw in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Bloomington South junior Anthony Leal (24) passes the ball under the basket in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
The All-Star seniors react to an offensive play as their team leads in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Ben Davis senior Jalen Windham (6) works a possession in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Zionsville senior Isaiah Thompson (3) works a possession in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Bloomington South junior Anthony Leal (24) keeps the ball from going out of bounds under the basket in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Culver Academy junior Trey Galloway (25) guards Lawrence Central senior Jake LaRavia (11) in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Ben Davis senior Dawand Jones (13) drives to the hoop in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
From left, Culver Academy junior Trey Galloway (25) drives to the basket under defense from senior Ethan Brittain-Watts (5) in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
The junior All-Stars cheer after Lawrence Central junior Dre Davis (30) made a half-court shot that didn't count, after being fouled in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Castle senior Alex Hemenway (9) works a possession in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Ben Davis senior Dawand Jones (13) shoots in the first half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Some of the All-Star seniors dance along to the "Cha Cha Slide" in the second half of boys Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
That makes five Indiana All-Stars for Miller over his first two recruiting cycles, with the potential for more to come. A coach who promised an inside-out recruiting approach during his first day on the job, Miller has made good on his word.
"The inside-out approach means that we have to dedicate ourselves to the high school coaches in this state, the high school talent in this state, the grassroots programs in this state," Miller said during his introductory news conference. "They must feel like they're being dominated by Indiana University."
The kind of thing a first-day head coach should say. But it's more than a soundbite.
What lasts isn't necessarily the initial surge of momentum when a coach is hired, a new-coach bounce, so to speak. What lasts is selling players and coaches around the state on the fundamentals of your program to such an extent that they'll resonate across classes and positions, with players from all corners of the state. It's less about convincing a player to commit to your program in a specific moment than it is about convincing him to commit to something that will outlast him.
Indiana All-Stars: Seniors play Juniors in New Castle
Left, Danville junior Ella Collier (5) works the ball to the basket in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Hamilton Southeastern junior Sydney Parrish (15) works toward the basket in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Fort Wayne Concordia senior Carissa Garcia (4) dives after the ball in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
North Central senior Rikki Harris (5) waits to rebound at the free throw line in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
From left, Central Noble senior Sydney Freeman (10) and Heritage Christian junior Sydney Watkins (12) grapple over the ball in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
From right, North Central junior Jasmine McWilliams (11) tries to stop a shot by Bedford North Lawrence senior Jorie Allen (1) in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Fort Wayne Concordia senior Carissa Garcia (4) tries to pass the ball around Heritage Christian junior Sydney Watkins (12) in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
From right, Fort Wayne Concordia senior Carissa Garcia (4) tries to stop a shot by Hamilton Southeastern junior Sydney Parrish (15) in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Michigan City senior Hannah Noveroske (3) rebounds the ball in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Central Noble senior Sydney Freeman (10) works a possession in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Marquette Catholic senior Sophia Nolan (12) fights to get the ball away from defenders in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Fort Wayne Concordia senior Carissa Garcia (4) shoots in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Hamilton Southeastern junior Sydney Parrish (15) works a possession in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Center, Central Noble senior Sydney Freeman (10) breaks between junior defenders in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Hamilton Southeastern junior Sydney Parrish (15) shoots in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
North Central senior Rikki Harris (5) stands at the free throw line in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Hamilton Southeastern junior Sydney Parrish (15) breaks through senior defenders in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
FILE – Fort Wayne Concordia senior Carissa Garcia scored eight points in Indiana's loss to Kentucky at Bellarmine on Friday. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
From left, North Central junior Jasmine McWilliams (11) tries to strip the ball from Bedford Lawrence North senior Jorie Allen (1) in the first half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
Center, Heritage Christian junior Sydney Watkins (12) drives between defenders in the second half of girls Indiana All-Stars versus Junior All-Stars at New Castle High School in New Castle, Ind., on Wednesday, June 5, 2019. Jenna Watson/IndyStar
"Once you commit, once you're a part of that college, you're always a part of that college," Jackson-Davis said Wednesday. "No matter what, you're going to want to root for them, always. I just think that's a big part of it not just for me, but just for the future, the future of Indiana basketball, I want that to be on the right foot."
So far, Miller has landed players from New Albany, Indianapolis and its metro area, South Bend and Lafayette. For the first time since the late 1990s, the Hoosiers have signed back-to-back Mr. Basketball winners.
All of this will be judged, ultimately, on results. Everyone understands that. But foundations need to come first, and players like Jackson-Davis provide those.
So, it's not hard to imagine that somewhere amid the fanfare and festivity of All-Star week, Jackson-Davis pulled Leal or Galloway aside for a word. Both 2020 prospects took visits to IU recently, and said they got to spend time with the Hoosiers' freshmen then as well.
Jackson-Davis' recruiting pitch has changed, now that he's in the program. But his commitment to it won't.
"I've just really tried to help coach Miller out, tried to tell the guys that, hey, we're going to step up, we're gonna do this," he said. "I think this season, if we do what we're supposed to do, then guys will want to start coming."
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A total of 13 City players are representing their countries on international duty, during the March break.
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Activist-politician Akhil Gogoi granted two-day parole to visit family
He has been barred from meeting the public
June 26, 2021 09:19 am | Updated 09:35 am IST - GUWAHATI:
Sibsagar MLA and Raijor Dal president Akhil Gogoi arrives to visit his family after an NIA court granted 2 day parole to him on humanitarian grounds, in Guwahati, Friday, June 25, 2021.
Sibsagar MLA and Raijor Dal president Akhil Gogoi was on June 25 allowed to go home after almost 550 days in captivity, but for two days.
A special court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) granted him 48-hour parole after he wished to visit his wife and teenaged son in Guwahati and mother in Jorhat, about 310 km east.
The court, however, turned down his request to meet the constituents who elected him and barred him from meeting the public during his parole.
The 45-year-old activist-politician was arrested in December 2019 for allegedly inciting violence in the anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act protests , leading to the death of at least six people.
"We had sought permission for Mr. Gogoi's parole as his 14-year-old son recovered after contracting COVID-19 and his 84-year-old mother has not been keeping well," the jailed MLA's lawyer Santanu Borthakur said.
A police team escorted Mr. Gogoi from the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital to his house in Guwahati's Chandmari area late on June 25. He will also be escorted to Jorhat and then brought back.
Priyada Gogoi had campaigned for her son despite her ailments, playing a major role in his victory from the Sibsagar Assembly constituency. Mr. Gogoi was the lone winner from the regional front of Raijor Dal and Assam Jatiya Parishad.
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Four family members killed in northwestern Alberta helicopter crash, RCMP says
January 2, 2021, 7:13 p.m. ·2 min read
SPIRIT RIVER, Alta. — First responders and members of a tight-knit community in northwestern Alberta reacted with shock and sadness on Saturday after a deadly helicopter crash in their midst that killed four members of the same family.
RCMP Sgt. Shawn French said the New Year's Day crash, which took place in a farmer's field about 500 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, killed two adults and two children under the age of 18. Their names and home towns have not yet been released.
"It's been a tough year, just with all the other stuff going on," said RCMP Sgt. Shawn French, referring to the COVID-19 pandemic. "So I'm sure this will affect a lot of the people in the area quite heavily. It's just one more tragedy heaped on other tragedy."
French said the chopper, a Robinson R44, sent out an emergency signal on New Year's Day at about 8:50 p.m.
Emergency responders found the aircraft in a farmer's field in Birch Hills County, about 80 kilometres northeast of Grand Prairie, Alta.
Fire Chief Tom Morgan of Birch Hills County said he was among the first responders who arrived at the scene of the crash.
He found the helicopter resting in a wide-open crop field with no survivors, he said.
"Right now, the Birch Hills County fire department and Birch Hills county as a whole, our hearts go out to the family and friends who've lost loved ones in this tragic incident," Morgan said.
He described Birch Hills as a "tight-knit" community of about 1,600.
Mounties from the nearby detachment in Spirit River, Alta., had the scene secured on Saturday and were waiting for investigators from Nav Canada and Occupational Health and Safety to arrive, French said. A spokesman for Nav Canada later said the organization had been contacted but investigating the crash did not fall within its mandate.
Chris Krepski, a spokesperson for the Transportation Safety Board, said investigators were expected to arrive at the scene Saturday afternoon and would liaise with first responders.
French said the victims' next of kin were being notified.
French said he did not have details about what may have caused the crash or the purpose of the flight, but said the helicopter was privately owned.
"It's an ongoing investigation," he said. "Currently our members are holding and securing the scene."
— By Amy Smart in Vancouver with a file from Sarah Smellie in St. John's.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 2, 2021.
Note to readers: This is a corrected story. A previous version shared information provided by police that identified the type of helicopter as a Robertson R44. The helicopter is, in fact, a Robinson R44.
Alphabet Inc's Google is investigating a member of its ethical AI team and has locked the corporate account linked to that person after finding that thousands of files were retrieved from its server and shared with external accounts, the company said on Wednesday. Axios, which first reported the latest investigation around a member of Google's AI team, said Margaret Mitchell had been using automated scripts to look through her messages to find examples showing discriminatory treatment of Timnit Gebru, a former employee in the AI team who was fired. Gebru, who is Black, was a top AI ethics researcher at Google and was fired in December.
South Korea's LG Electronics said on Wednesday it was considering all options for its loss-making mobile division, which analysts said could include shutting its smartphone business or selling off parts of the unit. LG said in a statement that 23 consecutive quarters of losses in its mobile business had totalled around 5 trillion won ($4.5 billion) amid stiff competition. "In the global market, competition in the mobile business including smartphones has gotten fiercer," LG said in the clearest sign yet that it could be considering a winding down of the troubled business.
REGINA — A former truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash has submitted paperwork with reasons why he should not be sent back to India when he gets out of prison. Jaskirat Singh Sidhu is now waiting for the Canada Border Services Agency to write a report that will recommend whether he be allowed to stay in his adopted country or be deported. A grieving father of one of the hockey players killed will be waiting, too. Scott Thomas said he aches everyday for his 18-year-old son, Evan, but submitted a letter in support of Sidhu. "I know for a fact that he'll never drive a semi again. I know for a fact that if he could take back what happened that day he would in a heartbeat. He would trade places with any one of those boys," said Thomas. Sidhu was sentenced almost two years ago to eight years after pleading guilty to dangerous driving causing death and bodily harm in the April 2018 collision that killed 16 people and injured 13. Court was told that Sidhu, a newly married permanent resident, had missed a stop sign at a rural Saskatchewan intersection and driven into the path of the Broncos bus carrying players and staff to a junior hockey league playoff game. The lawyer for the then-30-year-old Sidhu noted during sentencing arguments that jail time would mean the commerce graduate wouldn't be allowed to stay in Canada, where he has lived since following his partner who had come over in 2013. A criminal conviction that carries a sentence of more than six months makes a permanent resident ineligible to remain in the country. An immigration lawyer says Sidhu's bid has the makings of other cases where deportation was avoided. "It's very difficult to say how it's going to go, but I do think this is one of those types of cases where (border services) could choose to exercise their discretion … given the exceptional circumstances," said Erica Olmstead, a Vancouver-based immigration lawyer, who's not representing Sidhu. Lawyer Michael Greene, who is working with Sidhu, said last year his client has no prior criminal history, is well-educated, fluent in English and extremely remorseful. He acknowledged Sidhu's crime had catastrophic consequences, but added his actions were not malicious. Thomas said he's more concerned about regulations that allowed the inexperienced truck driver, three weeks on the job, to get behind the wheel. "We just always felt that the deportation part of it shouldn't necessarily apply. He's a broken man. He's broken psychologically and spiritually, and to deport him now would just add to the suffering to him and his family." Thomas forgave Sidhu in court and has since kept in touch with his wife, who has shared their emails with her husband. Thomas said he knows Sidhu's desire to remain in Canada is divisive. "There'll be a lot of families that would never support this and there are going to be some that do, too." Olmstead said the deportation policy is there to protect Canada's security, but she has seen orders avoided when someone is guilty of a single offence as in Sidhu's case. "But on the other hand, you've got this terrible tragedy where there were so many victims." She explained that a border officer considers community connections and someone's chance of reoffending when writing a report, which could take months, and decides whether there are "exceptional circumstances" that would allow a person to remain in Canada. "It's quite rare for people to not then still get referred for a removal order." The Immigration and Refugee Board then holds a hearing to consider the report and is responsible for issuing any deportation order. A permanent resident can appeal the board's decision on humanitarian and compassionate grounds, but not if a sentence, like Sidhu's, is longer than six months. "This is the end of the road for him," Olmstead said. Sidhu could seek a review before a Federal Court, but would first need to be granted leave to do so, she said. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 20, 2021 Stephanie Taylor, The Canadian Press


i didn't get to see as much of London towards the end of the year as i did an insane amount of traveling for work – one week in particular i clocked up a flight a day around europe. it was great to see new places but it was exhausting and i just wanted to get back to london. on my last flight we made an approach to Heathrow and i looked out of the window to catch a glimpse of home.
it wasn't the view i expected: it was the beginning of autumn and instead of a crispy September evening i was welcomed back to a bleak city choking in smog and a sea of fuzzy red dots stretching out to the horizon. i was confused and i shook it off as a fatigued hallucination. things cleared up a bit but i still couldn't make out anything except for fields of red lights bursting through the haze. i realised these were aircraft warning lights on the tops of high-rise buildings, towers and cranes and with london being a more vertically challenged city, they were more or less on the same plane. it was bizarre but i felt a bit threatened by the city below me. when we came into land i felt down like i didn't belong here.
what i witnessed looked like the opening shot of Blade Runner – a film that doesn't really paint a sprawling metropolis in the best light. inspired by this view from the flight i wanted to capture a more positive moment of the London cityscape. im not the best with heights but i'm slowly working my way up to finding some good vantage points. i think i found the perfect one: a few weeks later i arranged dinner at the top of 30 st mary axe. the Gherkin has great views of Alexandra Palace to the north and Battersea park to the south. i spent november 5th with great food and company watching fireworks completely light up the city. it was incredible and i felt like it brought me back home.


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Stooges, Genesis, ABBA Enter Rock Hall of Fame in NYC Ceremony
English progressive rockers turned 1980s pop stars Genesis and the harmony-driven Hollies were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Monday, joined by ABBA, another act that thrived in a second life.
Genesis was inducted by Trey Anastasio of Phish, whose band paid tribute to both incarnations of Genesis by performing "Watcher of the Skies" and "No Reply at All." The new inductees were missing Peter Gabriel, the theatrical lead singer whose departure was the dividing line between the band's two styles.
Former bandmate Mike Rutherford said Gabriel wanted to send his apologies for missing the event.
"He has a very legitimate and genuine excuse," Rutherford said. "He's actually starting a tour."
Anastasio recalled buying Genesis albums as a teenager. He called the band "rebellious, restless and constantly striving for something more."
"Every musical rule and boundary was questioned and broken," he said. "It's impossible to overstate what impact this band and musical philosophy had on me as a young musician. I'm forever in their debt."
Steve Van Zandt, Bruce Springsteen's guitarist, paid tribute to The Hollies and the spirit of rock and roll in an eloquent induction speech. Allan Clarke and Graham Nash's "exquisite English harmonies were second, or shared only by the Beatles."
Their British Invasion hits included "Bus Stop" and "Carrie-Anne," both of which the band performed on Monday.
Clarke recalled telling his father he was going to become a professional musician. His father told him that bands only last three or four years, so bank as much money as you can.
"Well, Dad, I'm being inducted into a museum," Clarke said. "How's that for longevity?"
Nash jokingly thanked his colleagues for having "the audacity, the gall" to have three No. 1 hits after he left the band in 1968. Those 1970s standards were "The Air That I Breathe," "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" and "Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)."
ABBA was never as big in the United States as in Europe. But 6 million of the 26 million copies of ABBA's greatest hits collection were sold in the U.S., and the stage and film productions of "Mamma Mia!" kept their songs alive for a new generation and those who might have missed them in the first place.
Other inductees at the annual ceremony at The Waldorf-Astoria hotel were reggae superstar Jimmy Cliff and the raucous Iggy Pop and the Stooges. Music executive David Geffen and songwriters whose work sold hundreds of millions of copies were to join as non-performers.
The four-member Swedish hit machine ABBA quit in 1982 soon after the band's two couples split. They left behind a string of catchy pop songs such as "Dancing Queen," "Waterloo" and "Knowing Me Knowing You."
Jamaica's Cliff was among the first to export reggae. His best-known songs include "You Can Get It if You Really Want," "The Harder They Come" and "Many Rivers to Cross."
The Michigan-based Stooges never sold many records. But the brutal force of their 1973 album "Raw Power" influenced the punk movement to come, and the rubber-limbed Pop was an electric frontman.
Pop delivered middle-finger salutes to his audience and, at the black-tie affair, had his shirt off even before performing "Search and Destroy." He prowled through the audience for "I Wanna Be Your Dog," and the Stooges were joined onstage by inductor Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam.
"Roll over Woodstock," Pop said. "We won!"
For all their toughness, the Stooges seemed genuinely touched by the honor. Scott Asheton paid tribute to his brother and bandmate Ron Asheton, who died last year. Pop choked back tears in thanking his colleagues for getting back together and working.
"Here we are in the belly of the beast – a lot of power and money in this room," he said. "It's a big industry. If it makes the right decisions, it will stay an industry. Music is life, and life is not a business."
Songwriter Carole King was inducting old colleagues from an era (the 1950s and early 1960s) when performers largely left songwriting to others. They included Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil ("You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," "On Broadway"), Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry ("Leader of the Pack," "Be My Baby"), Otis Blackwell ("All Shook Up," "Don't Be Cruel"), Mort Shuman ("Save the Last Dance for Me," "This Magic Moment" with Doc Pomus) and Jesse Stone ("Sh-Boom," "Money Honey").
Geffen, before he spread his influence to other parts of the entertainment business, started the Asylum and Geffen record labels.
Other scheduled performers included Faith Hill, Chris Isaak and Wyclef Jean. The ceremony was being telecast live on the Fuse music network.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is in Cleveland.
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Inaugural Westshore District Worker and Resident Survey Results Are Here!
Westshore Alliance and HCP Associates recently conducted the first-ever Westshore District-wide Worker and Resident Survey to gain stronger insights on the demographics, perceptions and activities of those who work and live in Westshore.
Participants chose Westshore's location and the benefits it provides through access to the airport, highways, shopping, entertainment, residential offerings, major employers, etc. as the District's major assets.
Biggest demands are for improved ingress/egress and in-district traffic circulation.
Additional requests are for development that takes greenspace into consideration, grocer access, improved walkability and connected bike paths/trails.
Data is being used to analyze stakeholder priorities, identify issues to be addressed, and incorporate results into the blueprint for Westshore's continued economic viability. Survey results are on the Alliance website. Questions? Email Heather Mackin or call 813-289-5488.
We are pleased to welcome Michael Maurino as Westshore Alliance Director of Transportation and Planning. Maurino brings more than a decade of experience in government relations and advocating for policies and projects, including transportation improvement strategies. Maurino will focus on improving mobility options within and to the Westshore District. This includes serving as project manager for transportation studies, programs and capital improvement projects for Westshore, as well as advocating for transportation improvements that will positively impact the District. Read the announcement.
The 16th Annual Westshore Development Forum presented by Highwoods Properties was held last month with nearly 200 attendees. Highlights included results from the inaugural Westshore District-wide Worker and Resident Survey, as well as the latest Westshore commercial development, trends and transportation initiatives. Thank you to our event sponsors, presenters and everyone who joined us. The photo gallery can be viewed here, and presentations are available on the website.
Want more hurricane preparedness information? Read our latest Safety & Security E-newsletter here.
REGISTER by June 8 at noon.
July 4: The Westshore Alliance office will be closed in observance of Independence Day.
Metro Diner celebrated its grand opening on May 29 at 4011 W. Kennedy Blvd. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with seating for 124. More than 100 jobs will be created at the new location.
GrillSmith, the Tampa-based American restaurant brand known for grill-forward, refined-casual comfort cuisine, is now open at 612 N. Dale Mabry Hwy.
Poké Fish, a fast-casual Hawaiian concept, is scheduled to open at 4424 W. Kennedy Blvd. on June 8.
The rebuild of the I-275/SR 60 Interchange, also known as the Westshore Area Interchange, which is a key component of Tampa Bay Next, has been the Westshore Alliance's top transportation priority for many years. The project faces a critical vote by the Hillsborough Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) on Tuesday, June 12. The public hearing will be broadcast live on HTV, and there are many ways to participate. View details HERE.
Pedestrians can enjoy new sidewalks in Westshore, which were recently installed on the north side of Laurel St. from Frontage Road to O'Brien St. and on the north side of Columbus Dr. from Himes Ave. to Dale Mabry Hwy. There have been 10 miles of new sidewalks installed in Westshore since 2008.
The Courtney Campbell Trail recently received an award from the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council. The award is given to projects that exemplify regionalism, and it recognizes outstanding achievements and contributions that benefit the regional community. The award was presented to the following recipients: Florida Department of Transportation District 7, Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, City of Tampa, City of Clearwater, Courtney Campbell Scenic Highway Corridor Advisory Committee, Florida Scenic Highway Program, AECOM and the Westshore Alliance.
Westshore Alliance is proud to be part of a great public/private partnership that brought the Courtney Campbell Trail to the Tampa Bay region!


If your car needs repairs, you might be confused on how to go about getting them done. If you don't know much about auto repair, you should educate yourself on the subject. Keep reading to discover some auto repair tips that can really help you out of a jam.
Auto Repairs in Lake Forest TIP! Asking around for recommendations is a great opportunity to locate a mechanic you can trust. Ask the people you know for their recommendations.
Always have a good battery charger in your car. Dead batteries are pretty common and you can help others if you own a battery charger. Be sure you know how to correctly connect the charger clamps to your battery and the battery you are charging.
An emergency kit is a must for your car. It should have tire changing tools, a battery charger and tools to top up your gas tank. Do not forget blankets and a good flashlight with some batteries.
Auto Repairs in Lake Forest TIP! Look for online reviews of different local auto shops. This lets you know how other customers have felt.
You don't always have to call a mechanic when your car is giving your problems. Many situations can be self-remedied. It's possible to find the information you need online. If it's a quick repair to make, you can save yourself some cash by doing it yourself.
Auto Repairs in Lake Forest TIP! Keep a spare tire and jack in your trunk. New cars often come with a kit you can use to change a tire.
Be sure to keep your car's records. You may want to have them in the glove compartment, so you can get to them easily if you need an emergency repair. Repair professionals may want to see these records for repair purposes. They will be able to find the problem easier and faster.
Auto Repairs in Lake Forest TIP! Never forget about your wiper blades. If you notice your windshield wipers are not working properly, get new ones.
The confusion and panic that can sometimes follow a vehicle breakdown are something that most people dread. If you are inexperienced in the art of auto repair, it is difficult to know what to do. It is hoped that this article gave you the information you required regarding vehicle repairs, if they become necessary.


ABC analysis helps maintain a clear idea of the asset volume and value being held at any time and assists with ordering items at the optimal time.
Businesses accrue carrying costs by holding inventory over a period. Too much inventory increases costs and affects liquidity. Read on to learn more about inventory costs and how to reduce them.
Outliers can happen because of planned events, such as sales promotions, and unanticipated ones, including competitor promotions and natural disasters.
In simple terms, demand planning is all about planning for and managing customer demand. It analyzes the supplies customers want at various times.
Demand planning is gauging the demand for products or services and allocating resources to create and deliver them based on timely and reliable information.
Safety stock will let you fulfill products if there are changes in consumer demand, stock problems, or bottlenecks in your supply chain.


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Bjerglærken (Eremophila alpestris) er en 16 centimeter stor spurvefugl fra lærkefamilien, der er udbredt i Amerika, Nordafrika og Eurasien. Arten yngler ikke i Danmark, men en del fugle overvintrer her – specielt i kystnære egne i Vestjylland og Nordjylland. Her optræder den ofte i småflokke. På jorden bevæger den sig almindeligvis langsomt rundt i kort græs eller grus og kan derfor være svær at få øje på. Også på ynglepladsen, i f.eks. det nordlige Skandinavien, falder den godt ind i terrænet.

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Som 1-årig begynder bjerglærken at yngle første gang. Reden ligger typisk i en græstue på jorden, hvori der lægges 4 æg første gang i begyndelsen af juni og anden gang i begyndelsen af juli måned med en udrugningstid på 11 dage. Ungerne er flyvefærdige, når de er 15 dage gamle, men forlader allerede reden efter 8-10 dage. Bjerglærken er meget territorial og forsvarer gerne sit område mod andre artsfæller.

Føde
Føden består af frø og dertil insekter i ynglesæsonen.

Galleri

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 Benny Génsbøl, Nordens fugle - en felthåndbog, 1987. .
 Dansk Ornitologisk Forenings beskrivelse af bjerglærke
 www.birdlife.org: Species Factsheet: Eremophila alpestris
 www.artfakta.se: ArtDatabankens faktablad Hentet 27. juni 2013 fra ArtDatabanken - Ett kunskapscentrum för Sveriges arter och naturtyper

Fugle fra Eurasien
Nordamerikas fugle
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A project started in 2003 to scan all the originals of the Padgett messages. James Padgett received by automatic writing, and thus many of the original documents exist. They are in very poor condition, as they were written on cheap paper which is not acid free. In 2012 scanning took place of all the images held by the F.C.N.B. and later that year all those held by Patricia Doyle. Those originals in the physical possession of the F.C.N.B are now stored in a secure facility, and in fire-proof cabinets. As of September 2014 the prayer original, which had been retained by Victor Summers has been retumed to the F.C.N.B. by Eric Niner, and the scanning by Mike Bailey is complete. In October 2015 Mike Bailey presented all the originals he had kept in his possession for some 32 years to the F.C.N.B and these are now in fireproof and waterproof cabinets in a secure lockup. That leaves only one cache of originals unprotected, but at least they have been scanned. Those still in the care of Patricia Doyle.
Where messages are either significantly different from that published in the "True Gospel Revealed By Jesus", or was not published in those volumes, it will be listed here. It will take many years before this project is complete.
Date of Message
James Padgett's Messages
Helen Padgett We let the dark spirits write March 28th, 1915
George E. Young Whiskey seller in darkness March 28th, 1915
Dr. Campbell Dr Campbell prescribes treatments and diet for James Padgett August 2nd, 1915
Helen being controlled - Saleeba June 7th, 1915
Amos Amos the Prophet prefers the version in the Bible. August 10th, 1915
John the Baptist John the Baptist is now the harbinger of the Master as he was on earth. Confirms Jesus' writing through Mr. Padgett. August 10th, 1915
Eugene Morgan's mother Eugene Morgan's mother writes November 1915
Jesus Not present last night when the evil spirit came December 22, 1915
John P. Seleman John P. Selman has found the Divine Love April 18th, 1916
Laura Burroughs Laura Burroughs writes that she is so grateful to know the truth April 18th, 1916
Virginia Compton A spirit who led young girls astray September 13th, 1916
John John gives advice as to how to obtain the most benefit from reading these messages January 19th, 1917
James L. Young Striving to get out of darkness February 24th, 1917
Francis Miller Francis Miller Writes April 5th, 1917
Jesus The Father's Love is never far away when temptation strikes. May 23rd, 1917
Helen Helen is with me when Harry comes to visit at the Office July 11th, 1917
Helen Padgett Helen tells of the false beliefs of Mr Colburn. February 13th, 1918
Helen Padgett Helen is with me at Harrys and at the Colburns May 22nd, 1918
Helen Padgett Helen tells how she loved Ned's love letters. November 2nd, 1921
Helen Padgett Helen writes how happy she is to be back in contact April 4th, 1922
Eugene Morgan's Messages
Luke About his selection by Father for the work April 11th, 1917
Luke Comments on the work with dark spirits January 23rd, 1935


News reports today indicate that Venezuela is starting to install fingerprint scanners in supermarkets as a way of preventing 'food hoarding'. Venezuela is experiencing widespread shortages of most foodstuffs including the most basic such as bread, flour and grains as well as an acute shortage of medicines.
Unable to buy imported food due to a plummeting currency and falling oil prices resulting in a lack of revenue Venezuelans are becoming increasingly desperate.
President Maduro has accused Colombian food smugglers of buying up massive amounts of staples to sell back to people at vastly marked up prices.
The scanners that are being installed in stores are to prevent people buying more than their allotted quota as the implementation of rationing begins.
An Executive order from Barack Obama this week saw further sanctions applied to some Venezuelan citizens including freezing their assets in the United States and the prevention of the United States businesses trading with them. The reasoning behind the sanctions, according to Obama is the "unusual and extraordinary threat" that Venezuela poses to the security and foreign policy of the United States.


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Cloud-Based Video Conferencing Makeover: Lifesize
There are numerous considerable differences between the new Lifesize Cloud and its predecessor Lifesize Connections.
Brian Riggs
There's been a lot of activity around cloud-based video conferencing services all of a sudden. Lifesize and Cisco are revamping their existing offerings, and Dimension Data is expanding its services via M&A ... or rather the A bit of M&A. I've been trying to noodle out how to discuss them in a concise, yet comprehensive way, because each is a pretty interesting move. So let's keep things simple: Three short blogs on each of the announcements, with three sections looking at what each offered previously in way of a hosted video conferencing service, what they'll offer next, and what the change means.
First up, Lifesize. The next two posts, going up shortly, will cover Cisco then Dimension Data.
What Lifesize offered before:
Lifesize Connections, a hosted video conferencing service that was introduced in 2011. It was based in part on technology that came with Logitech's acquisition of SightSpeed. (Lifesize is also a Logitech acquisition. Logitech Vid, the video calling service for consumers that was discontinued last year, was also based on SightSpeed.)
Connections could be ordered in about 40 countries, including the U.S. and most of Europe, plus Australia, Japan, and South Korea. There was a specialized endpoint, Passport Connect, optimized for use with Connections by virtue of a simplified UI and directory-based dialing. The Connections service is still up and running for existing customers, but it will no longer receive active R&D attention nor will it be actively sold.
What Lifesize will offer next:
Lifesize Cloud, a hosted video conferencing service based on UVC ClearSea and software-based MCUs managed by Lifesize and residing in top-tier data centers. Like Connections, Lifesize Cloud can be ordered through the company's worldwide partner network as a subscription based on the number of users, and is accessible internationally (but for now orderable in only the U.S. and the EU nations, plus Norway and Switzerland).
Unlike Connections, Lifesize Cloud supports iOS and Android mobile clients, allows interoperability with third-party room-based video endpoints (Connections supported Lifesize endpoints only), supports 720p60 video (Connections supported 720p30), supports both direct-dial and meet-me conferences (Connections didn't support meet-me), lets audio-only participants dial in via telephone (Connections didn't), connects up to 25 endpoints (Connections connected nine), and costs $25 per user per month based on a 25-user package (Connections was $30 per desktop client per month and $100-$149 per room-based system per month).
What it means:
First, Lifesize Cloud supports more types of room-based endpoints compared with Lifesize Connections. It supports a greater number of endpoints per call, and its price has been slashed compared with the previous offering. I can't grumble about that, and, trust me, I grumble quite a bit.
Second, it's great that Lifesize is continuing to give cloud-based video a go. Unlike Blue Jeans, StarLeaf, VidTel, and 8x8, hosted services aren't its core business. It will be tricky for a systems developer to break into the market for hosted communications services, but I don't see why it should be impossible.
Third, Lifesize hasn't made a huge business out of selling partners the underlying infrastructure they need to build and bring to market their hosted communications services. As with Connections, resellers will be able to add Lifesize Cloud to the set of solutions that they deliver to their customers. This said, Lifesize does have some telco partners, such as BT Conferencing and Telstra, which resell Lifesize systems to their customers. These telcos also offer hosted video conferencing services, and Lifesize doing the same could complicate things.
Finally, it's a pity that a new service needed to be launched rather than the previous one being tweaked. This took time and resources for Lifesize to pull together and will very likely be a disruption to customers and partners as they gradually transition from one service to the other.
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Considered one of the most decorated Paralympic athletes of all time, 29-year-old Tatyana McFadden will soon attempt a record-breaking feat at the TCS New York City Marathon. If the 17-time Paralympian can reign champion, she will obtain the most career wins—by a male or female—in the wheelchair division of the race.
McFadden was born with spina bifida, rendering her paralyzed from the waist down. She spent the first years of her life in a Russian orphanage. Without access to a wheelchair, McFadden "walked" using her hands. Adopted by Deborah McFadden when she was six years old, McFadden relied on sports to adjust to her life in the United States. After trying every sport imaginable, from wheelchair basketball and sled hockey to swimming and gymnastics, she discovered her passion and aptitude for track and field.
Although she still prefers shorter distance events, McFadden also excels at the marathon. She has won numerous Abbott World Marathon Majors, including Boston, London, Chicago and New York. In 2013, she won all four in the same year, making her the first person to do so.
After winning the TCS New York City Marathon for five consecutive years, McFadden finished second to Manuela Schär in 2017. On November 4, both ladies will return to the five boroughs, as part of a field featuring eight Paralympians and five Abbott World Marathon Majors race champions.
We spoke to McFadden, who is racing as a NYRR Team for Kids ambassador, about her final race preparations and why the TCS New York City Marathon is so special to her.
"Boston increased prize money for the wheelchair division, and that's huge. We have to make sure that we continue to make these small milestones…Yes, we are racing in a racing chair, but we are still doing the same amount of miles as any other runner. We still put in about 100 miles a week, and that's a lot of stress on your shoulders, and your shoulders are not that big.


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