Take the Devil of Hell's Kitchen. A loud-mouthed P.I. with superpowers. A bullet-proof man who swears to watch out for Harlem. And.. ..well.. Danny Rand.
Push them together and what do you get – you get us bringing back the Somethingcast's favorite guest, Mr. Ungajje himself, Tim Stevens!
As always, when the binge-worthy Marvel World rears its color-coded head, we breakdown what's going on – what we like – what we hate – and Tim brings up the average intelligence by knowing a lot more about the source material than either of us.
So settle in and find out if this show is worth Defending. Afterwards, head over to TimStevensIsUngajje to find out what more is going on with our ducet-toned bestie.
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There is a new world upon us. A world of heroes…. not just the high flying, super-galactic, high-tech type. There lives heroes among us on the streets.. and more importantly – on Netflix.
The Somethings have binged the newest show in the MCU and want to talk to you about it. So first, this show is laden with spoilers – you have been warned. From our opinions of the whole package, to our thoughts of what this means for the future of the Netflix comic shows.
This is also a first for the Somethings – we got ourselves a bonafide Daredevil expert! We would like to thank Marvel.com contributor, comic aficionado, force of nature, 'Woo'ington's own TIM STEVENS. You can find links to all of Tim's work at his ABOUT.ME page, and follow his exploits via Twitter @Ungajje.


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Peyton Newman turns back from a lead off in Friday's win over North Muskegon.
The JV Red Hawks baseball team lost a three-game series against the Lowell Red Arrows last week. The games were led by the bats of Seth Biggs and Peyton Newman, who both provided timely hitting and good base running.
Coach Tyson Hoffman said, "Lowell was a good team, with very disciplined and well coached athletes. We were able to stick with them for a lot of the game and made some good plays, but also showed our youth. We have to work on our fundamentals to get to their level." Tuesday's double headers ended with a loss of 12-4 and 5-4. Thursday's loss was 12-3.
Last Friday's battle against North Muskegon proved a win. The team was able to grind out at bats driving the starting pitchers count up to 91 in four innings. Peyton Newman was starting pitcher for Cedar Springs, who held the Norsemen at bay for the first four innings. Jerome Patin provided just over two innings of relief for the save, while Lucas Secord made multiple catches in the outfield, showing very good range for the position. The final score was 11-8.
The Red Hawks play against Grant, Greenville, and Holland West Ottawa this week.


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WE ARE pleased to announce the confirmation of our first pre-season friendly fixture.
The Saddlers will play host to Premier League new-boys, Leicester City, here at Banks's Stadium on Wednesday, July 30th.
The Foxes have enjoyed a highly-successful Title-winning campaign in The Championship this term and manager, Nigel Pearson, will use the game as preparation for the challenge that awaits his side in the top-flight.
Details of admission prices will be announced in due course, as will further games in our pre-season programme. Stay logged on to www.saddlers.co.uk for details...

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History of Italian Salami
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Italian Salami: their history
History of salami: the origins.
The origins of the pig go back to the beginning of time, and the pig is certainly one of the animals most appreciated by human beings. In Italy, the use of pork meat especially salted and processed into charcuterie products, also has an ancient tradition.
Initially, animals were reared exclusively to meet the requirements of the family or of the village. It was only in Etruscan times that the first forms of non-nomadic breeding had started to develop, along with a higher degree of specialization which was also aimed at trading. A significant testimony arrives from the archeological site of Forcello (V century B.C.), in the province of Mantua, where 50,000 pieces of animal bones, of which 60% from pigs, were found. Their study revealed that they belonged to pigs of approximately two or three years of age and that practically no bones of the rear legs were present. It was probably then that the concept of charcuterie products was born.
History of salami: Roman times.
In Roman times, the interest progressively focused on pork legs; the breeding of pigs saw an increasingly precise improvement of the raw material and processing methods. Ham becomes the most precious product obtained from pork and the protagonist of numerous social and celebrative events.
History of salami: the Middle Ages.
With the successive Barbarian invasions, pigs become one of the most important resources for the villages, and for the countryside, in the form of charcuterie products and the preserved meats – hams, shoulders and pancettas – even become monetary currency. In the Middle Ages, pig grazing is so important that woods are measured according to their ability to nourish pigs, rather than to their extension.
History of salami: The Ranaissance.
With the passing of centuries, pig breeding and the consumption of pork-related products progressively gain importance, going from the triumphs of the Renaissance period, when the art of gastronomy develops and pork appears on the most sumptuous banquet tables, up to the nineteenth century, when the first food workshops and charcuterie shops open.
Between the 12th and 17th centuries, Italy sees a healthy development of the jobs linked to pork processing. It is the period when the figure of the norcino (pork butcher from Norcia) appears, and thanks to his skills, he creates new charcuterie products.
These professionals start organizing themselves into guilds or confraternities, and they start taking on important roles within the society. In Bologna, established the Corporazione dei Salaroli, the Guild of Salters. During the Medici epoch, Florence saw the rise of the Confraternita dei Facchini di San Giovanni, the Confraternity of Saint John's Servants. Initially, it was part of an association pork butchers and then dedicated itself to patronage and art.
In 1615, Pope Paul V recognized the Confraternity of Pork Butchers dedicated to the Saints Benedetto and Scolastica. Later, his successor Gregorius XV elevated it to Archconfraternity, which, in 1677, was also joined by the University of Norcia and Cascia Pork Butchers and Empirical Pork Physicians (types of sorcerers). Graduated, blessed, and patented, norcinos increased their fame also outside the Papal States.
Their activity, however, was seasonal in that pigs were slaughtered once a year, and there were no techniques for fresh meat preservation. They used to leave their cities (Norcia, Cascia, Florence, and Rome) at the beginning of October and return home towards the end of March when they would recuperate their daily work selling hay or gardening tools. The fame of the norcino figure remained unchanged until the aftermath of the Second World War.
History of salami: the modern times.
Today, the heritage of norcinos has been handed down to the artisans and to the food industry world that is always ready to create innovative products, sometimes rediscovering its ancient recipes.
Courtesy of Istituto Valorizzazione Salumi Italiani IVSI
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ANATOMICA's retail business has started as a pop-shop at the main branch of United Arrows in Harajuku. In 2011, the flagship store ANATOMICA TOKYO opened its door in Higashinihonbashi.
The shop stocks the whole line of ANATOMICA products made in Japan. A wide range of ANATOMICA's pants is available, such as Trimfit Pants, Chino and 618 jeans.
ANATOMICA TOKYO is located in Higashinihonbashi that is like the Tokyo version of Tribecca where it used to thrive as a wholesale business district. The shop is located next to Kanda River, which reminded Pierre of Cen River. The shop is composed of plywood and tin sheets.
ANATOMICA TOKYO is located near Asakusabashi station. Asakusabashi is 30 minutes from Shibuya.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Immigrants were drugged and sexually assaulted by a man who impersonated a police officer and threatened to harm them if they reported him, the San Francisco Police Department said Monday.
Jeffrey Bugai, 35, preyed upon recent immigrants to the Bay Area from Central America who had limited knowledge of English, police said.
Bugai, dressed in a navy-colored cop's uniform, sometimes handcuffed people and put them in his white Ford, which resembles an unmarked police car, according to police. They were brought to his home, where Bugai "would administer intoxicants, coerce them and/ or force them into committing sexual acts," the police statement said.
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A police spokesman declined to reveal how many people were allegedly tricked and assaulted by Bugai. Police also were tightlipped about how the investigation began.
Authorities said they were looking for additional victims. Bugail targeted people in San Francisco's Mission and Ingleside neighborhoods, which have large Latino populations, as well as parts of the nearby cities of Oakland and Hayward, police said.
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As I mentioned in an earlier blog, the jury is still out on the success of ads on social media sites. There are certain risks by association that advertisers are not comfortable with. An ad on Facebook or Twitter could be placed next to some very controversial post or image. It is a risk the advertiser takes. The sites themselves are developing new revenue models that are not ad-oriented. Some offer games on their platforms, others sell customized digital items to their members, and others such as LinkedIn offer premium services for a monthly fee. Twitter will be charging for different analytical tools. One thing that's clear is that the revenue model for social media sites is not yet clear at all.
But, social media sites offer outreach to a huge number of visitors, followers, friends, and potential customers. Utilizing them is a major component of any organic inbound marketing campaign. The organic approach is less expensive and generally offers more authenticity and relevancy, but it does take time and a well-thought-out game plan. You need to know your target market and where they look for the type of information you're offering. If your approach is a combination of article marketing, social media and blogging, you need to develop a consistent, cohesive message and offer relevant content, but you also have to build relationships.
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"Like I said, I don't know why the media is so unwilling to exercise editorial judgment any more, but here are some thoughts.
"The expansion of television news from the traditional 30 minutes per night on just three networks to 24 hours a day on several cable channels. The talking head format fit nicely into segments between advertising breaks and it just caught on. But as time went by I think that knowledgeable, responsible commentators got tired of the format, decided it was a very poor way of getting their points across, and mostly stopped doing it. Also, scholars will tend to agree with each other too often to make good television. So they were replaced by political hacks who know that their only job is to get the talking points of the day across and do everything possible to discredit their opponent. This has led to a deterioration in discourse that benefits those most willing to be outrageous. At present this benefits the right because they are out of power and need not take responsibility for actions by the administration. But I don't think it inherently benefits the right. It's a cyclical thing.
"The rise of Fox News is very important. I do believe that from the 1950s through the 1990s there was a liberal bias in the media. Rupert Murdoch, to his credit, recognized that this created an opportunity for a network catering to conservatives. He was very clever about introducing it with the whole 'fair and balanced' thing, but now there is no balance at all. The Fox News channel is a pure conservative/Republican network that does not pretend to be anything else. Personally, I have no problem with that. The problem is that the rest of the media is no longer liberal. It has moved to the center across the board. This has created an imbalance that requires a Fox-like network that is as liberal as Fox is conservative. MSNBC seems to be trying to fill this role, but very half-heartedly for reasons I am unclear about.
"The Internet completed the circle and provided for complete detachment of conservatives from the mainstream media. They could now get 100% of their news filtered through a conservative lens. They no longer had to confront any facts they deemed inconvenient or without a ready-made response that either refuted them or interpreted them in a way conservatives could rationalize. The result is that many conservatives live in a cocoon as well, completely insulated from any facts or opinions that are counter to their worldview. The left doesn't really have this. The reason I think gets back to liberal bias. Liberals have long been content with the mainstream media because it did largely reflect their values. It doesn't any more but liberals still treat the mainstream media as if it does. Thus as the mainstream media has declined, liberals have lost their primary sources of news and commentary and have not replaced them with those that are explicitly liberal in the same way that the right has created a fully-formed alternative media.
"Finally, the decline of the mainstream media because of the Internet and other economic forces has been critical to its loss of influence and standing. It no longer has the resources to pay reporters to look into things deeply and write about issues authoritatively. Reporters even at the best newspapers often seem like glorified bloggers who get their basic facts from the Internet instead of their own research, substitute speed for thoroughness and accuracy, and have no time to become experts on the subjects they cover because they are covering the waterfront. And since television news has always depended upon newspapers as their basic sources of material, the decline of newspaper reporting led inevitably to a decline in television reporting. All this has created a death spiral for the mainstream media that, as I said, liberals still largely depend on to represent their viewpoint.
I found most of this persuasive, though I disagree with the notion that there was a de facto liberal bias among major mainstream news outlets from the 1950s through the 1990s. The media's often ridiculous savaging of the Clinton presidency, I believe, proves otherwise.
But much of this is very compelling, most notably the rise of Fox News with no progressive counterpart. We talked earlier today about Rick Perlstein's "tree of crazy." Far-right conservatives of recent eras have been every bit as hysterical, irresponsible, and ridiculous as the one we see today, and as Rick noted, in recent generations, they were dismissed as "extremists" outside the American mainstream, and unworthy of serious thought.
Fox News, however, changes the game. If you're crazy, Fox News will have you on as a guest to spew nonsense. If you're really crazy, Fox News will give you a show of your own to spew nonsense all the time.
Nixon, after becoming Ike's vice president, said Republicans "found in the files a blueprint for socializing America" in the White House. Civil rights leaders were accused of being a Soviet plot. The Civil Rights Act was believed to be intended to "enslave" whites. A prominent right-wing radio host insisted that JFK was building a political prison in Alaska to detain critics of the administration. When FDR proposed Social Security, the conservatives of the era not only screamed about "socialism," but told the public Roosevelt would force Americans to wear dog tags.
These were all fringe, radical arguments at the time, and were ignored as insane by responsible journalists. No one in America would turn on the evening news or pick up the morning paper and read about pathetic right-wing conspiracy theories. If Fox News existed at the time, Sean Hannity would be doing special reports on each of these unhinged ideas, and Americans would be told that they were worthy of discussion.


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The time of my life at Dirty Dancing Nav
The time of my life at Dirty Dancing
With cocktails – Mocktails for some!- in hand and a buzzing atmosphere in the Thorne Travel shop, a group of 50 ladies including 13 staff were ready to set off to be transported back to the summer of 1963 at Kellerman's – but first it was off O Sole Mio for a stunning Italian meal!
With everyone on the bus and the lovely Sam doing the customary hi de hi campers setting off speech, we were ready to go. We arrived at O Sole Mio and promptly grabbed our drinks and took a seat. The meal was delicious and just what we all needed, the choice was great and there was something on the menu for everyone.
The bus came back to pick us up and we were dropped off right outside the theatre. We headed in to the theatre and took out seats, the show started soon after.
The show started with baby in the foreground and the sensual dancers in the back ground which set the tone for the iconic Dirty Dancing! I won't spoil too much for anyone who hasn't seen the show yet but all the iconic bits from the movie were there; 'I carried a watermelon', 'nobody put baby in the corner', the raunchy dance moves and of course the lift!
The show was absolutely fantastic from start to finish it totally lived up to the expectations of the hit movie and we were all able to join in and belt out the legendary songs of the film including Hungry Eyes, Hey Baby, Do You Love Me? And The Time of My Life! The atmosphere of the audience was electric and the cast were feeding off of it which really did make for a better show which resulted in a standing ovation.
After the show we met all our customers outside and headed for the coach home. Everyone came out on such a high and our customers were all raving about how amazing the whole evening was from start to finish! The highlights for the customers were getting cocktails in the shop before leaving, the organisation of the full evening which meant they didn't have to think about booking meals etc as that was all done for them and of course the show itself which was just remarkable!
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Brand Personality
The Brand Comes to Life
It's Time to Get Creative
Sheridan College has embarked on a bold new vision – to become a university dedicated to undergraduate, professional education. In an economy and society based on innovation and change, creativity is the leading skill that people will need to adapt to a future that they will need to build and inform.
Sheridan is a pathfinder. We are challenging traditional ideas of what makes a great undergraduate education and what a leading undergraduate school can accomplish. And we are doing it by embracing the concept of creativity with purpose.
In the coming weeks, you'll see many more changes – to our website, our advertising, narratives, visuals and videos – all of which are aimed at sharing and celebrating the people behind our innovations, accomplishments, and our bold plan for the future.
The Foundations of the Sheridan Brand
1. Creative Campus
Creative Campus isn't a particular place or program. It's an idea — a big idea — that's an inextricable part of every aspect of the Sheridan experience. Creativity is what makes us different. It's what makes Sheridan, Sheridan.
2. Great Undergraduate Teaching
Our teachers are multi-talented but have one focus: teaching, and doing it very well. They bring deep professional know-how to the classroom. But more important is their dedication to helping students learn best — and be their best.
3. Purposeful Programs
Our programs are purposeful in every way: outcomes, career-readiness, life and hands-on work skills. We take purposeful education further by transforming creativity into a vital asset for living, working and learning.
4. Big Student Life
Because school is about so much more than academics, we foster a student life that bursts with big experiences at each campus, in our local communities and in our incredible Greater Toronto Area home.
The Brand Personality
Like any entity, the Sheridan brand has a unique personality. To bring this to life, we've chosen six key words that we believe best represent Sheridan's character.
Interested and inquisitive about the world. Sheridan isn't satisfied with the status quo. We're always asking how we can make it better.
Everything we do has a good reason. Purpose keeps us grounded and in touch with our primary objective: great undergraduate education.
We are sharp, to the point and insightful, but without the need to be clever just for the sake of it.
We aren't afraid to go where our creativity takes us, even it if it means taking a risk. If breaking with convention serves a purpose, we'll do it.
We unite the worlds of imagination and intention to create inspiration. We're inspired by learning, by growing. This inspiration is always authentic and keeps us focused on making things better.
We live in the real world and work towards creating change that benefits our students, faculty and staff, industry partners and communities. Our approach is down-to-earth and based in reality.
Sheridan's new visual identity reflects these characteristics. The anchors for our new brand are the Sheridan wordmark and our iconic Sheridan "S". Its changing shape reflects the creative trails our students forge as they build the resourceful and flexible minds needed to help them excel in their careers or inspire real change that benefits their lives and their communities.
Sheridan Master Wordmark
The Sheridan wordmark is created from custom-drawn letterforms. The unique shape of the capital S is a nod to Sheridan's creative journey, starting with a slab serif at the top and ending with a tear drop at the bottom. It also speaks to the versatility of Sheridan's programs and degrees, ranging from arts to technology to vocational training.
Sheridan Wordmark
The Sheridan S was designed to make the brand toolkit more versatile. By adding this symbol, the brand can be expressed in more ways than a wordmark and tagline. The symbol builds on the S in the Sheridan wordmark: it has the same shape but thicker line weight making it suitable for applications such as swag, favicons and apps.
Sheridan Tagline
With its bolder typeface and colour, the wordmark — as the appropriate focal point — first draws your eye. The tagline balances the wordmark's bold presentation across both the horizontal and vertical planes. Action driven and inspiring, the tag line embodies Sheridan's creative approach to education. Simultaneously, it directly encourages readers to employ their own creativity in some beneficial way.
The primary brand colours reference the classic Sheridan double blue but have been updated to a more sophisticated and vibrant version of the original colours. The Sheridan primary colours can be used together or separately.
The secondary orange should be used as an accent colour. It should be used sparingly to provide a hint of a warmer colour to break up the cooler primary colours.
Sheridan Pattern
There are 7 different patterns in the Sheridan brand, one for each of the 6 faculties and one Sheridan master pattern. The master pattern is created from the 6 faculty patterns, making the 6 represent the whole institution in one graphic expression forming the 7th pattern. The brand patterns are constructed using 5-point tiles. Five tiles have been designed specifically to represent each of the different faculties.
Brand Comes to Life
If our brand is to embrace creativity, it stands that we must also embrace it in every aspect of what we do – from curriculum development to billboard advertising to website design.


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I used the Huawei P30 Pro for 3 weeks – these are the features Gen Zs like myself will love, and the ones that will turn us away
Rachel Tay
I used both the P30 Pro and the standard P30, and didn't find any striking differences between the two versions, except for the superior camera on the Pro.
Business Insider / Rachel Tay
I belong to a generation whose first phone call was probably made on a smartphone. Many of us have probably never even used a payphone.
Gen Zs – those born in the late 1990s to the early 2000s – like myself are often comfortable with new technology, and are up to date with all the latest gadget trends.
One of these latest trends comes in the form of the Huawei P30 phones. With so much hype surrounding the P30 series (especially its insane 50x zoom camera), I was curious to see if Huawei managed to really zoom in to meet the changing needs of Gen Zs like myself.
During the three weeks that I tested out the P30 Pro, I found it had a number of unbeatable features. But there were also things that were disappointing and would have me turning my back on this much-raved about phone.
Read more: This is how much it'll cost in Singapore to buy Huawei's P30 phones, which have 4 camera lenses, and let you hear calls via vibrating screen
Colours like magic
A study conducted with 100 Gen Zs by Business Insider found that Gen Zs are less brand-conscious than millenials. They want to have a unique identity they can call their own, and I think the P30 series offers a phone cover that meets that need without compromising on the trendiness.
The P30 Pro comes in five colours but only three are available in Singapore. The one I had was in "breathing crystal", which I was attracted to almost immediately. The splashes of blue and purple brought out a slight holographic effect that looked like magic.
My P30, which is the standard version of this series, came in "Aurora", which is a turquoise green and dark blue colour mix that resembles the mysterious northern lights.
Personally, I liked both colours. But if I had to pick one, "breathing crystal" definitely stands out more, and I would get a clear case to show off its mystical colours.
Screens and display
The P30 Pro has a slightly bigger screen than the P30 (6.47-inch versus 6.1-inch), but it didn't make much of a difference for me. Instead, what stood out was how the screen filled the phones up to its edges, save for a small notch where the front camera sits.
The phones were light and easy to use, and especially so when one-handed mode was activated.
There are only two buttons on the phone, the power button and another one for volume and brightness. Both were easy to toggle with one hand.
AI cameras took over the jobs of my editing apps
Carrying Huawei P30 phones around means what's in my hands is going to get more attention that anything else I'm wearing. "Is that the phone that has a 50x zoom?" was the question I was asked most when I flashed my fancy new phones.
Everyone has heard and seen those viral videos of what the P30 series cameras can do (30x digital zoom on P30 and 50x digital zoom on P30 Pro), so of course I had to test them out.
This was a picture taken of the building from across the road without zooming in.
Taken on a Huawei P30 Pro.
This was the result after using the 50x zoom on the P30 Pro. I could even see into other people's houses, which was both shocking and kind of creepy.
The zoom was easy to use. Instead of having to pinch the screen to zoom in and out, I only had to slide my finger up and down to adjust the zoom capacity. However, I found that the more that I zoomed in, the camera became increasingly sensitive to slight movements. The shakiness of my hands in turn affected the sharpness of the resulting photo.
While the zoom camera was great party trick to impress my friends, I couldn't see myself using a 30x – and much less a 50x zoom – in my daily life.
Read also: This video of the camera zoom on a purported Huawei P30 Pro has left internet users stunned – in a good way
Instead, I preferred playing with the wide-angle feature over the zoom. It allowed me to capture a lot more within the frame, and despite a slight fish-eye distortion, the feature made my pictures of skylines "pop" in a way that a normal picture wouldn't, and gave buildings a futuristic look.
What impressed me most was the artificial intelligence (AI) fitted cameras which could automatically detect when I was taking pictures of food or a performance, and would adjust the camera settings accordingly.
It added colour and depth to my food pictures, so I wouldn't have to edit it in a third party application like I usually do.
The pictures came out sharp and clear.
It also enhanced the colour of the food.
The HSBC Rain Vortex, detected by the AI as a "performance" looked stunning even when photographed at night.
When used in night mode, the camera brightened up areas that would usually be too dark to be captured in a picture.
My friend and I took pictures of each other in a dark area, and the pictures still came out well-lit. The camera also automatically blurred out the background and focused on the subject instead.
My only problem with the night mode? It took too long to adjust and left me pointing the camera at my friend for almost five seconds before the picture could develop.
Food photography and selfies litter my Instagram feed everyday, so I think Gen Zs like me who want to capture all the important moments in life are going to like what the P30 cameras can do.
Read also: Huawei just unveiled a dual-view camera mode which will let you capture videos in panoramic and close up angles at the same time
Super charging helped me stay connected
The phones lasted about seven hours on normal usage (scrolling through social media, texting, taking photos) before I had to charge them, and I was also notified if I had any open background applications that were draining my battery.
What most impressed me though, was the "super charging" function, which allowed my dying phone with 22 per cent battery to become fully charged in just 50 minutes.
In comparison, my two-year-old Samsung S8's "fast charging" function takes more than an hour to fully charge a phone with 20 per cent battery.
However, I was disappointed to find out that the super charging function only worked when the phones were plugged into the charger head that came with the Huawei phones.
When I tried to charge the phone on my portable charger, the super charging function disappeared and was replaced with a standard charge which was slower.
While the P30 series has a great design that will set me apart from my friends and a versatile camera that can do (almost) anything, there were still some faults that I found with this seemingly perfect smartphone.
The P30 Pro has no headphone jack
I'm constantly on my phone, both for work and play, so the battery drains relatively quickly. I'm also always on the move, and I need something to keep me occupied, whether it be bingeing Netflix originals or listening to music.
For some reason, Huawei designed the phone with just one USB-C port to connect headphones and chargers. This means that I was unable to do both at the same time.
For me, it is important that I can charge and use my phone simultaneously, so the absence of a headphone jack on the Huawei P30 Pro comes as an inconvenience to me.
Even though it seems like a minor issue that can be solved by having a fully-charged phone, it still bothers me that I won't be able to watch videos and charge my phone at the same time on the Pro. The standard P30 does have a headphone jack, however.
Steep pricing
I'll have to admit, the Huawei P30 Series phones are beautiful, but it's way out of my price range for a smartphone.
According to Huawei, the P30 Pro with a storage capacity of 512GB + 8GB costs S$1,698, while one with a storage capacity of 256GB + 8GB costs S$1,398.
For the standard P30, the storage capacity of 128GB + 8GB costs S$998.
As much as I liked the premium cameras and features, I don't know if I'd be willing to pay such a high price for them.
Did it pass my Gen Z test?
I had high expectations before reviewing the P30 series due to its much raved-about features, and for the most part, they were met.
The unique breathing crystal and aurora colours of the series definitely stood out, and the cameras fulfilled all my needs to post pretty pictures of everything I came across in my life.
The phones were easy to use and navigate, and I never had to feel like I was ever out of the social loop because of the its long-lasting battery life and super fast charging feature.
Overall, I do think Gen Zs are going to have a field day with this phone.
The hefty pricetag attached does make me hesitate about purchasing this phone for myself, but I wouldn't be surprised if there are plenty of Gen Zs who are willing to pay top dollar for the ultimate Instagram shots.
Huawei is bringing its highly raved-about laptops to Singapore
This 9-second GIF shows just how well Huawei's newest phone shoots in the dark
I pitted the spanking new Huawei Mate 20 Pro against my ancient Samsung Note 5 – and the results were surprising
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FEDERAL LAW OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
of July 31, 1998 No. 155-FZ
About internal sea waters, the territorial sea and contiguous zone of the Russian Federation
Accepted by the State Duma on July 16, 1998
Approved by the Federation Council on July 17, 1998
This Federal Law sets the status and legal regime of internal sea waters, the territorial sea and contiguous zone of the Russian Federation, including the rights of the Russian Federation in its internal sea waters, the territorial sea and contiguous zone and procedure for their implementation according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the conventional principles and rules of international law, international treaties of the Russian Federation and the Federal Laws.
Article 1. Determination and borders of internal sea waters of the Russian Federation
1. Internal sea waters of the Russian Federation (further - internal sea waters) - the waters located towards the coast from initial lines from which width of the territorial sea of the Russian Federation is measured.
Internal sea waters are component of the territory of the Russian Federation.
2. Waters belong to internal sea waters:
ports of the Russian Federation, the limited line passing through the points of hydraulic engineering and other permanent constructions of ports which are most removed towards the sea;
gulfs, bays, lips and estuaries which coast completely belong to the Russian Federation, to the straight line drawn from the coast to the coast in the place of the greatest outflow where from the sea one or several passes is for the first time formed if width of each of them does not exceed 24 nautical miles;
gulfs, bays, lips, estuaries, the seas and passages with width of entrance to them more than 24 nautical miles which historically belong to the Russian Federation which list is established by the Government of the Russian Federation and is published in "Notices to seafarers".
Article 2. Determination and borders of the territorial sea of the Russian Federation
1. The territorial sea of the Russian Federation (further - the territorial sea) - the sea belt 12 nautical miles wide adjoining the overland territory or internal sea waters, measured from the initial lines specified in article 4 of this Federal Law.
Other width of the territorial sea can be established according to article 3 of this Federal Law.
2. Determination of the territorial sea is applied also to all islands of the Russian Federation.
3. The external border of the territorial sea is Frontier of the Russian Federation.
Internal border of the territorial sea are initial lines from which width of the territorial sea is measured.
4. On the territorial sea, airspace over it, and also sovereignty of the Russian Federation with recognition of the right of peaceful pass of foreign vessels through the territorial sea extends to bottom of the territorial sea and its subsoil.
Article 3. Delimitation of the territorial sea
Delimitation of the territorial sea between the Russian Federation and the states which coasts protivolezhat to the coast of the Russian Federation or are adjacent to the coast of the Russian Federation is performed according to the conventional principles and rules of international law and international treaties of the Russian Federation.
Article 4. Initial lines from which width of the territorial sea is measured
1. Initial lines from which width of the territorial sea is measured are:
the line of the greatest outflow along the coast specified on officially the sea maps published in the Russian Federation;
the direct initial line connecting the points of islands, reeves and rocks which are most removed towards the sea in places where the coastline is cut deeply up and twisting or where there is along the coast and in close proximity to it chain of islands;
the straight line drawn across the mouth of the river which is directly flowing into the sea between the points on its coast which are most acting in the sea in case of the greatest outflow;
the straight line which is not exceeding 24 nautical miles, connecting points of the greatest outflow of Items of natural entrance to the gulf or to the passage between islands or between the island and the continent which coast belong to the Russian Federation;
system of direct initial lines length more than 24 nautical miles connecting Items of natural entrance to the gulf or to the passage between islands or between the island and the continent which are historically belonging to the Russian Federation.
2. The list of geographical coordinates of the points determining provision of initial lines from which width of the territorial sea, contiguous zone of the Russian Federation is measured affirms the Government of the Russian Federation and is published in "Notices to seafarers".
3. Borders of the territorial sea and initial lines from which width of the territorial sea is measured are applied on sea maps of scale 1:200 000-1:300 000, and in case of lack of such cards - on cards of scale 1:100 000 or 1:500 000. Departures from the specified scales, the mappings of this area caused by specifics, are in some cases allowed by features of geographical conditions, degree of accuracy of initial materials or other reasons.
Article 4.1. Artificial islands, installations and constructions in internal sea waters and in the territorial sea of the Russian Federation
1. For the purposes of this Federal Law artificial islands are understood stationary fixed according to the project documentation on their creation in the location in internal sea waters, in the territorial sea of the Russian Federation as objects (artificially built designs) having alluvial, bulk, pile and (or) other not floating basic bases acting over water surface in case of the maximum inflow.
2. For the purposes of this Federal Law installations, constructions are understood flexibly or stationary fixed according to the project documentation on their creation in the location in internal sea waters, in the territorial sea of the Russian Federation as stationary and floating (mobile) drilling rigs (platforms), sea floating (portable) platforms, sea stationary platforms and other objects, and also underwater constructions (including wells).
Chapter II. Features of legal regime of seaports of the Russian Federation, internal sea waters and territorial sea
Article 5. Legal regime of seaports of the Russian Federation
1. The legal regime of seaports in the Russian Federation is single for all ports which are in the territory of the Russian Federation.
The legal regime of seaports taking into account climatic, hydrological and meteorological features is established by this Federal Law, other Federal Laws, other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation applicable to seaports.
2. Seaports appear open for calling of foreign vessels based on the decision of the Government of the Russian Federation.
The list of the seaports open for calling of foreign vessels is published in "Notices to seafarers".
3. The official regulating calling of courts seaport and exit of courts from seaport and who is responsible in seaport for safety of navigation is the captain of seaport.
4. Ceased to be valid
5. Functions and powers of the captain of seaport are established and regulated by this Federal Law, other Federal Laws and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation applicable to seaports.
6. The officials of federal executive bodies and officials of executive bodies of subjects of the Russian Federation who are in seaport approve the actions with the captain of seaport only if actions of the specified officials affect competence of the captain of seaport.
7. All Russian and foreign vessels shall observe legal regime of seaports.
Article 6. Calling of foreign vessels seaports
1. All foreign vessels, except warships and other national courts operated in non-commercial purposes irrespective of their purpose and patterns of ownership (further - foreign vessels) can come into the seaports open for calling of foreign vessels.
2. Concerning foreign vessels of the states in which there are special restrictions of calling their seaports on similar courts of the Russian Federation response restrictions can be set by the Government of the Russian Federation.
3. The criminal, civil and administrative jurisdiction of the Russian Federation extends to foreign vessels and the passengers and members of crews who are on their board during stay of the specified courts in seaports.
4. Foreign vessels when calling seaports, during stay in the specified ports and in case of exit from them shall observe:
the legislation of the Russian Federation concerning safety of navigation and traffic regulation of courts, assistance and rescue, use of radio communication, protection of navigation aids, the equipment and constructions, underwater cables and pipelines, carrying out sea scientific research, studying, use and protection of water objects, subsoil, water biological resources and other natural resources of the territorial sea, environmental protection and providing ecological safety, and also protection of historical and cultural monuments;
the boundary, customs, tax (fiscal), health, immigration, veterinary, phytosanitary, navigation and other regulations established by the laws of the Russian Federation and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation;
the rules established for seaports;
the rule of entrance to the seaports, stay in them and departure from them of foreign citizens and stateless persons operating in the territory of the Russian Federation;
other rules established by the legislation of the Russian Federation and also the international standards and standards established by international treaties of the Russian Federation.
5. Exit of the foreign vessel from seaport is made only with the permission of the captain of seaport in coordination with officials of federal executive body on safety and officials of customs authorities.


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#22 Must the Atheist Be Omniscient?
I've heard some Christian philosophers explain that atheism is untenable because philosophically/logically one can't posit an absolute negative. Also, absolute certainity that there is no God means that one would have to be omniscient. How do we respond when someone says the same about the theist? Wouldn't a theist have to be omniscient to be certain that God exists? Thank you!
I've also heard both of those claims batted about in popular apologetical discussions, Annissa, and I find neither of them to be persuasive.
The first claim is, ironically, usually found on the lips of atheists, who thereby seek to excuse themselves from bearing any share of the burden of proof in the discussion. Usually, the claim is that a universal negative cannot be proved, and therefore the claim that "There is no God" is unprovable. The second claim is typically given as the reason why a universal negative cannot be proved: no matter how much knowledge you have acquired, there will always be more facts that you do not yet know, and perhaps the exception is among them. So one can never prove that there is no God. Perversely, this is somehow interpreted, not as an admission that atheism is indefensible, but as a demonstration that it is in no need of defense!
Unfortunately, the argument is misconceived on a couple of counts.
Now someone might say that while it is admittedly true that negative, universal statements can sometimes be proven, still the point remains that in the case of God, the domain is too large and our sample too small to come to any negative conclusion. But those who propound this argument seem to think that the way one determines whether God exists is by taking a sort of universal survey to see if anything answering to the description of God exists somewhere out there. There are, however, other ways of coming to a knowledge of negative, universally quantified statements than doing an inductive survey.
For example, we can have knowledge of negative, universally quantified statements on the basis of things' essential properties; for example, "No water molecules are composed of CO2." (Even if something looked and behaved just like water but was made of CO2 , it still would not be water but just a look-alike substance.) Or if we could show that a notion is logically impossible, we would know that it does not exist; for example, "There are no married bachelors." Significantly, many atheists have tried just this route to proving that God does not exist, arguing that the idea of a being which is all-powerful or all-knowing is logically incoherent.
1. If God exists, gratuitous (unnecessary, pointless) evil does not exist.
If the premisses of this argument are true, then it follows that God does not exist.
The point is that it is not at all impossible to prove negative, universally quantified statements, and atheists have historically tried to present non-inductive arguments to show that there is no God.
Second, the statement that "God does not exist" is not a universally quantified statement. When the theist asserts that "God exists," the word "God" is being used as a proper name, not as a common noun. It is not a statement like "Dogs exist" but rather like "Lassie exists." In order to prove that God does not exist, one need not prove that there are no gods whatsoever. Our interest is in one specific being, not in all the other beings which may have been imagined or worshipped throughout the world. So the claim that "God does not exist" is really a singular claim, like "Sherlock Holmes does not exist" or "Harry Potter does not exist." No one thinks that negative, singular claims cannot be proven.
So whether this claim is being made by the atheist trying to shirk the burden of proof or by the Christian apologist intent on showing that atheism is inherently unprovable, the claim is, I think, false. Of course, absolute certainty is not available, but that's really a red herring, since we have absolute certainty about almost nothing. Demanding absolute certainty will only lead to an unlivable scepticism.
Now as to your question whether this argument backfires on the theist, it seems to me that it does. There might at first seem to be an asymmetry between the theist and the atheist. If one has knowledge that God does exist, then it doesn't matter what facts lie outside the domain of one's knowledge—you still know the fact that God exists. But if one has no knowledge of the fact that God exists, then maybe that fact lies outside the domain of one's knowledge. To illustrate, if you found a gold marble, then you know that gold marbles exist, regardless of what facts lie outside your limited field of knowledge; but if you haven't found a gold marble, that's no good reason to think that gold marbles do not exist, for perhaps the evidence for their existence lies outside your limited field of knowledge.
The weakness is this reasoning is that the atheist could have, not merely no knowledge of God's existence, but positive knowledge of the fact that God does not exist, and then he, too, would know this fact regardless of what other facts lie outside the realm of his knowledge. So neither the theist nor the atheist need be omniscient to know what he claims to know.
Now this response might seem to miss the point. The point, one might say, is that the theist could be justified on the basis of his limited knowledge in believing that God exists, whereas the atheist can never be justified in believing on the basis of the limited evidence that God does not exist.
But, as we have seen, there's no good reason to think that that is the case. The argument assumes that the way one comes to a knowledge of God is by doing a sort of inductive survey and seeing if God comes up in your dragnet. In fact, the evidential situations of the theist and atheist seem symmetrical. Outside the atheist's field of knowledge could lie the evidence that God exists; but in the same way outside the theist's field of knowledge might lie the decisive disproof of God's existence.
The bottom line is that we have no choice but to go on the basis of the knowledge and evidence that we do have—just we do in all other affairs of life.


I've been trying to read up on the new CARA drug law and I have yet to see any of the penalties, laws or guidelines my husband's pain clinic is always on about.
So today we go, and the cow of a PA who "manages" his case tells us that since their clinic also does neck injections, we need to either get the injections done there, or let the spine doctor do his pain management.
I re-read our pain contract, and it says we're not allowed to get pain meds from other doctors. Fair enough. But if that's the interpretation of the agreement they're using to justify getting his injections at their office, then why aren't they also prescribing the Naproxen he gets from his orthopedist or the Lyrica he gets from his neurologist?
Then there's the little matter of the doctor who runs the pain clinic not being a specialist in anything spine related whatsoever!!!
If they think I'm gonna let some yahoo stick a large needle in hubby's neck who's not a spine specialist they need to quit taking the the meds they won't supply.
They're talking about sending us to an office in another town which is cool because that would be closer to our house. I also wouldn't have to look at the cow of a PA we have, but I would have a whole new staff to put the fear of Leslie into and that's just tiring.


Did England not once use the word Fall?
Where does the word Fall come from?
The word "fall" comes from the Old English word feallan which means "to fall or to die." Over a period of time, the phrase was shortened to fall.
So where did the word autumn come from?
No one is sure where the word "autumn" comes from. It is said it was used as far back at the 1300s Shakespeare used the word, when a character describes the cycle of the year, "The spring, the summer, the childing autumn, angry winter." from 'midsummer night's dream'.
As English language spread to the New World, the common season names split as well. The use of the word "fall" fell out of favour in England. Today, American English uses the word "fall" while British English uses "autumn".


Barb Newman…Why is inclusion important in Christian Schools?
Why is it important for Christian schools to include students at all levels of ability and disability? During Inclusion Fusion, I will be discussing the Biblical foundation for inclusion based on 1 Corinthians 12 and what it means for us as the Body of Christ.
Inclusion in schools can be difficult. As the Director of Special Education at Zeeland Christian, and as a School and Church Consultant at CLC Network, I have seen multiple barriers that schools face when trying to include those with disabilities into their communities. One of these barriers can be solely focusing on preparing students for college, or towards a certain career path. But, it can also be as simple as not knowing how. During our time together, we will further explore these barriers and the resources available to you as you work to better include those with disabilities into your schools.
Another topic I will discuss is how inclusion allows an individual to use his or her gifts. One of the philosophies we have at CLC Network is to keep the "Puzzle Piece Perspective" when we think about those with and without disabilities. We believe that God has knit us together with green and pink strands, which is represented with a green and pink puzzle piece. These areas on our puzzle piece represent the things that we are good at and enjoy (green), and our hot spots—the things that we struggle with (pink). Each one of us, disability or not, are green and pink people, and because of this, each and every one of us have gifts to offer to our communities. Just as puzzle pieces are meant to fit together, each of us are made to come alongside one another and support each other as the Body of Christ.
What, then, does inclusion look like? At CLC Network, we believe it means ownership and friendship. The general education classroom "owns" the student with the disability and each student is assigned a place of belonging within the general education setting. Along with this, we believe that it's important to build mutual, authentic relationships between peers of those with disabilities and of those without disabilities. I'll talk more about this during our time together, but you may find it beneficial to look through some resource we provide schools with, and I invite you to explore our website for more information.
It is my prayer that as you participate in these discussions, you will find support and guidance as you strive to include each unique individual into your community. I look forward to meeting with you on Inclusion Fusion!
Barbara J Newman is a church and school consultant for CLC Network. She is the author of "Helping Kids Include Kids with Disabilities", "The Easter Book", "Autism and Your Church", "Any Questions? – a Guidebook for Inclusive Education", "Nuts and Bolts of Inclusive Education", "Circle of Friends Training Manual", and "Body Building: Devotions to Celebrate Inclusive Community". She has written curriculum for Friendship Ministries, was a major contributing author of "Special Needs SMART Pages" for Joni and Friends, co-authored the "G.L.U.E. Training Manual", and is a frequent national speaker at educational conferences and churches. In addition to writing and speaking, Barb enjoys working in her classroom at Zeeland Christian School.
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Safety for you and your children: all the equipment we offer has been checked at the start of the season by professional technicians.
Optimal protection: Skiset doesthe best they can to protect your children : a child ski helmet will systematically be offered for every child ski rental (Mini Kid, Espoir and Champion categories).
More comfort: Skiset swaps your equipment without extra charges (in the same category). In most shops a locker is offered to store your equipment.
It is really important your skis or snowboard is well adjusted to you. When for example your binding are too loose you can lose your equipment, on the other hand if your bindings are to tight, you could get hurt. Therefore Skiset' professional ski men help you with adjusting your material to your desires and characteristics.
To figure out what the right size is for your ski stick, you have to turn the stick upside down, so that the handle is on the floor. Take the stick just over the basket and make your arms parallel to the floor.
When you book a snow holiday you should check the snowforecast. I case of booking several months in advance consult also the snow from the years before. It's not a guarantee for as much as snow of course, but it does give you an indication. Nevertheless most resorts have snow machines, in order to have artificial snow, in case of no snow.


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Q: CSS styling not being applied to a specific div on an HTML document I have an HTML document with a
 element that was originally styled in a separate CSS file via its id attribute. However, I wanted to create a similar element on another page with the same styling, so I changed the id attribute to a class attribute, and changed the relevant CSS from #id{} to .class{}.
This small change causes it to no longer be styled, and I don't know why.
Here is the relevant code before the change:
CSS:
#player_options_button_container{
    display: block;
    border: solid;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
    text-align: center;
}

HTML:

    <button class="hit_button" type="button" >Hit</button>
    <button class="stay_button" type="button" >Stay</button>

This works as expected. But when I make the following changes:
CSS:
.player_options_button_container{
    display: block;
    border: solid;
    margin-left: auto;
    margin-right: auto;
    text-align: center;
}

HTML:

    <button class="hit_button" type="button" >Hit</button>
    <button class="stay_button" type="button" >Stay</button>

the div no longer takes on any of the assigned styling attributes. Furthermore, this only happens within my main HTML document. If I create a new HTML file that contains only the
 I am interested in and include the same style sheet, then the changes work just fine.
Ultimately, my question is: what else in an HTML document could possibly be interfering with the styling of a
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Other things I have tried/checked:
1) ran a ctrl+f search of my .js file, my .css file and my .html file to see if that class/id was being called elsewhere, but the phrase "player_options_button_container" only exists in one location in the HTML doc and  one location in the CSS file and not at all in .js
2) ran my program with chrome developer tools and inspected the html elements of my program, both before and after the change, but I couldn't see anything odd and no errors were getting thrown. Other than that, I don't really know what to look for.
3) tried in-line styling of the div, after changing it's id attribute to a class attribute. in-line styling works fine, but using a

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Geoffrey Edelsten & Gabi Grecko Are Back On Like Donkey Kong
So, love ISN'T dead.
Or something.
Geoffrey Edelsten, 75, and Gabi Grecko are back together as a couple, with the much younger Grecko, 29, set to return to Australia to reunite with him.
Edelsten, 75, told news.com.au that he and Grecko have reunited after getting marrying in 2015, but never officially divorcing:
"We are back together now," he said
"It is only her career that is keeping her in New York City, and as soon as the end of November, when she will have finished her latest music video, she will come back to Melbourne," he said.
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"She has changed a lot in the three years since she went back to New York City."
"Her music career is going very well, and secondly she is much more mature."
"I went to Los Angeles and brought her down from New York to meet a lot of my friends, because I used to live in LA," he said.
"Then I went to New York City and saw her again, and we did lots of fun things I must say. "
"I'm very happy with our relationship, and I think that I can look forward to it being forever, and I think that is the way she feels too."


Synopsis: A collection of stories about love from the New York Times bestselling author of Every Day.They met on a plane / at Starbucks / in class. It was a set-up / it was completely random / they were dancing. It was love at first sight / it took time / it was a disaster!Love is a complicated, addictive, volatile, scary, wonderful thing. Many of the stories in this collection started out as gifts for the author's friends. From the happy-ever-after to the unrequited, they explore the many aspects of the emotion that has at some time turned us all inside out and upside down.
As Levithan points out in his foreword, anthologies or short story collections are rarely treated with as much regard as full length novels: as if writing them is somehow less imaginative, less creative, less time-consuming. And certainly, I'm speaking for myself here – I've never made the time for short stories.
But I made an exception for Levithan's How They Met, and I'm glad I did. The stories – there's maybe fifteen or so of them – vary in length. Some are thirty, forty pages long; others are just across two or three. Some were written years ago; others, perhaps, more recently. The connection? They're all stories about love; love lost or love found, love long or love short. Sometimes not even about love but about unrequited love; is that still love? In any case, stories like this are what Levithan is known for.
What really convinced me to read How They Met, though, is that I knew Levithan was going to write the love stories about people of different romantic persuasions. Particularly gay couples, which I guess is what he relates to. But it's also what I relate to, and it's nice to read those every once in a while.
There's the story of Jon and Graham, which is really the story of Jon and Miles. There's the one about flirting with waiters – and adoration and adulation. The airplane-matchmaking story. The story in which one boy realises he is in love with another but knows he can never share music with him, and feels wobbly for a moment before feeling loved again. There's long poems, short poems, first-person stories, second person stories, third person stories. Stories about love for everyone, of any persuasion. So give it a go. And enjoy the ride.
What did you think about How They Met?


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Home Africa Black Egyptians Decry Daily Racism
Black Egyptians Decry Daily Racism
Nubians are the native people of Egypt, Arabs are invaders
AFRICANGLOBE – When Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed first started receiving calls on his mobile phone from an unknown number telling him to leave Egypt, he ignored them.
But when the threats against the Sudanese asylum-seeker increased and he began to receive emails and Facebook posts with the same message – "Get out of the country" – he grew nervous.
A member of one of Sudan's multitude of opposition groups, Mohamed tracked the messages back to a Sudanese embassy official – and took his concerns to the police. But he says the duty officer's response was terse – "Why should I believe you?". Other police stations also dismissed his fears.
"No one helps us. They never do," Mohamed said.
Africans say the case reveals long-standing racism that threatens the security and livelihoods of Egypt's sizeable African population. While refugees in the country face an overburdened and highly bureaucratic asylum system and aid organisations are underfunded and ill equipped to help them, non-Arab refugees face much more serious problems.
"You can be here 15 years as a recognised refugee and not for a moment of that will you ever be recognised legally or have a home," said Christopher Eades, director of legal programming at AMERA, a British NGO for refugees.
Aid workers believe African refugees are treated by different informal rules than those of Arab origin – excluded from schools, facing hurdles opening businesses and finding work, and hampered in legal cases.
Refugee Hurdles
Lengthy UNHCR registration processes mean most refugees in Egypt must remain in the country without identification or any means of subsistence for at least three years.
They are forced into the underground economy, working illegally at cafes, on construction sites, and in other manual jobs where abuse is routine and they have little protection in law.
"Even if you're a recognised refugee, and you have a blue card, you have no right to medical treatment, no right to education, no right to work," Eades said.
As far as the state is concerned, the refugees fall into a legal grey area where the government has no obligation to provide for them.
"Egypt is part of the Arab world, and any place in the Arab world is your home," said Reda Sada El-Hafnawy, a member of the Shura Council's Human Rights Committee and the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood. "They are welcomed but we can't put them under the protection of Egyptian law."
El-Hafnawy insists: "There is no racism in Egypt, so if there's abuse, it's from the absence of the law."
But aid workers and community organisers say otherwise – and believe not all refugees are created equal.
"When there was an influx of African refugees, there was no attention from the NGOs," said Yagoub Hamdan a Sudanese refugee and community outreach leader at AMERA.
However, when Syrians began pouring into the country in late 2012, the UN set up mobile stations throughout Cairo and the rest of the country, Hamdan pointed out.
"Why did they do that for Syrians when we had the same problem?"
Hamdan and other community organisers say Islamic aid organisations provide ample support to Syrians and Libyans, but rarely to non-Arabs even if they are Muslims.
Lack of state support means non-Arab African refugees are forced to turn towards smaller NGOs and Christian organisations.
But lack of funding – and the hazards of operating in a climate often hostile towards Christians – greatly limits the ability of these groups to function effectively.
"We have always been told there is no space in Egyptian schools, they are overcrowded. Now we have Iraqi and Syrians, and they find a place in these schools," said an Italian priest working at a Catholic organisation who requested anonymity.
"Africans face deep political racism, and as an organisation, we get no help from the Egyptian state."
Racism faced by Africans can also be found in politics, he added. When meeting with their Egyptian counterparts, African embassy officials are often "told that being Black, they have to keep a distance".
'Egyptians Are Not African'
This discrimination finds its was onto the street, and Black Egyptians say they encounter constant social hurdles.
Nada Zeitoun, a Nubian filmmaker from the upper Egypt city of Aswan, was recently denied service at a pharmacy in central Cairo because the pharmacist said he "didn't accept money from Black hands".
Zeitoun exposed the incident on social media and eventually the pharmacist was fired, but she says it was just one example of a broader culture of racism.
"Most Egyptians don't consider themselves African," she said.
Although Nubians are among the first inhabitants of what is now considered modern Egypt, "[Egyptian people] don't believe we have a huge provenance of Nubian people."
Zeitoun adds: "Even [deposed President Mohammed] Morsi thinks we are foreigners."
Several weeks after the incident, Zeitoun says she received a call from one of the owners of the pharmacy.
He told her: "I'm sorry, [the pharmacist] didn't know you were Egyptian. He thought you were an African refugee."
By: Max Siegelbaum
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While the confusion and upheaval in international air travel resulting from the Jan. 27 U.S. travel ban has abated, Travel Managers need to pay close attention to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Department of State, and other federal agencies involved in international travel, as new security measures could be issued at any time. JTB USA Business Travel is monitoring the latest developments with the travel ban; however, the impacts resulting from any new security measures will likely move fast.
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit last Thursday upheld a lower court judge's suspension of the travel ban, a move that many expected would be further challenged by the Trump Administration, with an appeal either to the full bench of the 9th Circuit or directly to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, the White House over the weekend indicated that it would not seek to challenge the appeals court ruling, but would instead likely issue a new executive order with "new security measures," including possible "extreme vetting" of international travelers coming into the country.
The now suspended travel ban—Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States—had ordered DHS to ban entry of all refuges for 120 days, and bar entry of foreign nationals from the countries of Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia. The temporary country specific ban was scheduled to be in place for at least 90 days to give DHS time to develop new security protocols and screening for travelers entering the U.S. from those countries. Upon its implementation on Saturday, Jan. 28, the ban caused turmoil and international flight delays in both the U.S. and overseas, as airlines and the DHS itself tried to interpret how to appropriately apply the new order. In particular, it took several days for DHS to determine the status of existing visa holders and legal U.S. residents (Green Card holders) from those countries and whether the ban applied to them. Meanwhile, a federal judge issued a temporary block on the travel ban to allow the judiciary to determine the legality of the ban under the Constitution, as requested by lawsuits filed in the states of Washington and Minnesota.
And now, with the Ninth Circuit's Feb. 9 ruling, and apparent White House decision to abide by it, International travel appears to be back to normal. Despite the Ninth Circuit's suspension of the ban, the lower court lawsuits challenging it, along with another filed in Virginia, will likely proceed, though the White House will likely not offer significant defense going forward given the expected issuance of new security measures.
For its part, DHS is working hard to re-issue about 50,000 visas that were cancelled during the ban. White house lawyers are reportedly working with their counterparts at DHS and State Department in an effort to draft new security measures that will address the alleged Constitutional flaws inherent in the original travel ban. While President Trump suggested that the new measures could be released as early as Monday or Tuesday, the White House legal team may need longer to craft rules that will pass muster with any expected judiciary review.
In preparing for the issuance of new security measures, Travel Managers can focus on the intent of the original Executive Order for hints about which travelers will be most likely to be affected. Thus, travelers from the countries of Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia, are most at risk from being impacted by any new measures, though nothing precludes the addition of more countries to the list. While an outright ban may no longer be legally feasible, there is no way to determine with certainty what the new security measures may entail. Note also that countries affected by the new measures may decide to respond with measures that may impact U.S. travelers.
In the coming days and weeks, Travel Managers should pay particularly close attention to all clients planning U.S. travel who may have status as U.S. Green Card holders or hold dual nationality from any of the countries impacted by the initial travel ban. Travel Managers should thoroughly review paperwork needs for all clients so as to ensure ease of entry into the U.S., and monitor DHS for any potential updates to their airport security measures. JTB USA is also monitoring DHS, so as to provide clients updates to any changes in regulatory protocols impacting travel into or out of the U.S.


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ECB paralyzed by split as irreversible deflation trap draws closer
'It is now patently clear that Draghi lacks the crucial German support for launching full-blown QE'
By Ambrose Evans Pritchard 04 December 2014 • 9:20pm
Mario Draghi insisted that the bank could in principle ram through the QE decision by majority vote Credit: Photo: AP
The European Central Bank has dashed hopes for quantitative easing this year and acknowledged for the first time that the institution's elite board is split on plans for a €1 trillion liquidity blitz.
Equity markets fell across southern Europe,with Italy's MIB off 2.77pc, led by sharp falls in bank stocks. Spain's IBEX dropped 2.35pc.
The euro surged by more than 1pc to $1.2455 against the dollar in early trading as speculators rushed to cover short positions. Expectations for immediate stimulus had been riding high after the ECB's president, Mario Draghi, pledged action "as fast as possible" last month.
The bank slashed its forecasts for economic growth to 1pc next year, and admitted that inflation will remain stuck at just 0.7pc, a combination that traps large parts of southern Europe in deflationary slump and corrodes debt dynamics. BNP Paribas said eurozone inflation is likely to average 0pc in 2015, after turning negative this month.
"The ECB's measures are woefully behind the curve," said Ashoka Mody, a former EU-IMF bailout chief now at the Bruegel think-tank in Brussels.
"For anyone who wants to see it, a debt-deflation cycle is ongoing in the distressed economies. The authorities have very nearly lost control of a process that will become ever harder to manage as it becomes more entrenched," he said.
Mr Mody said the ECB repeatedly asserts that it will act "if needed" but declines to spell out what that means and why it continues to delay when the inflation level – now 0.3pc - is already so far below target. "Cheap talk is a legitimate policy tool. But talk can also create a cognitive bubble," he said.
Mr Draghi denied that the ECB is complacent about the deflation risk or that is succumbing to paralysis. "Let me be absolutely clear. We won't tolerate prolonged deviation from price stability," he said.
Yet he pleaded for more time to study the effects of the oil price crash and gave a strong hint that there would be no further decisions on monetary stimulus until after the next meeting in January. The governing council discussed possible purchases of every major asset "other than gold" but has not yet agreed to go beyond the current mix of covered bonds and asset-backed securities.
"The credibility of the ECB lies in tatters. It's now patently clear that Draghi lacks the crucial German support for launching full-blown QE," said sovereign bond strategist Nicolas Spiro.
Mr Draghi insisted that the bank could in principle ram through the QE decision by majority vote but said he was "still confident" that a package of measures could be designed to keep everybody on board.
Crucially, he revealed that the EBC's six-strong Executive Board is divided on the bank's vague pledge to boost the balance sheet back "towards" the levels of early 2012, an implicit €1 trillion commitment.
This almost certainly means that Germany's board member, Sabine Lautenschläger, has yet to be won over. At a forum last weekend, she decried "activism" for the sake of it and warned that QE would do more harm than good at this point. Purchases of government bonds amount to fiscal transfer and create a "serious incentive problem", she said.
Mr Draghi's failure to secure the full assent of his own board is a major headache. The mood is entirely different from events in 2012, when he launched his "do-what-it-takes" plan (OMT) to act as a lender of last resort for Italy and Spain. That plan had the full backing of the (then) German board member and the support of Chancellor Angela Merkel, who preferred ECB action to another traumatic bail-out vote for Club Med debtors in the Bundestag. This time Mr Draghi faces stiff resistance from across the German establishment.
While the ECB Council operates on a basis of one-man, one-vote, there would be a political storm if full-scale QE was forced through by an Italian ECB president at the head of a "Latin bloc" of debtor states against explicit German objections. Such action would be a recruiting trumpet for Germany's AFD anti-euro party and would endanger German popular consent for monetary union. The scale of such action might also infringe on the Bundestag's budgetary sovereignty, and violate Germany's Basic Law.
Mr Draghi is understandably loathe to take such a hazardous step, forced to bide his time in the hope that Berlin will gradually yield as deflationary forces threaten Germany itself.
This may happen. Data collected by Marchel Alexandrovich, at Jefferies Fixed Income, show that the number of goods in Germany's price basket in outright deflation jumped from 22.9pc in September to 31.2pc in October.
The ratio is 36.7pc in Italy, 40.9pc in Spain, 41.7pc in Holland, 43.6pc in Portugal, 54.1pc in Slovenia and 85pc in Greece. Japan's experience in the 1990s showed that the process is very difficult to reverse once the deflationary effects reach 60pc.
"We believe that the euro area faces a much more challenging situation than that of Japan,"said Jacques Cailloux, from Nomura.
Mr Cailloux said EMU deficit rules and the eurozone's legal structure make it far harder to fight deflation with fiscal stimulus, and the region already faces a more serious jobless crisis than anything suffered by Japan during its long malaise.
The implication is that Euroland risks falling into an almost irreversible trap if the ECB fails to take pre-emptive action immediately.


Kenneth J. Wolnik, DDS structured and defined his brand early, then created an entire brand identity. This is a wise business investment as a strong brand increases in value over time.
His print materials include a letterhead, envelope, business card, and a customer comment card, all using the logo also created by Artonic.


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"""
App specifications
"""

from flask_restful import Api as RestFulApi
from rapydo.rest.farmer import EndpointsFarmer

from rapydo.utils.globals import mem
from rapydo.utils.logs import get_logger

log = get_logger(__name__)

class Api(RestFulApi):
    """
    Hack the original class to remove the response
    """

    def output(self, resource):
        """
        The original method here was trying to intercept the Response before
        Flask could build it, by writing a decorator on the resource and force
        'make_response' on unpacked elements.

        This ruins our plan of creating our standard response,
        so I am overriding it to JUST TO AVOID THE DECORATOR
        """
        return resource

def create_endpoints(epo):
    """
    Add all memorized resource (from swagger reading) into Flask-Restful
    """

    # Use configuration built with swagger
    resources = mem.customizer._endpoints

    # Basic configuration (simple): from example class
    if len(resources) < 1:
        log.warning("No custom endpoints found!")

        raise AttributeError("Follow the docs and define your endpoints")

    log.debug("Using resources defined within swagger")

    for resource in resources:
        # TODO: CHECK is there any way to remove farm.py ?
        epo.add(resource)

    # Enable all schema endpoints to be mapped with this extra step
    se = mem.customizer._schema_endpoint
    if len(se.uris) > 0:
        log.debug("Found one or more schema to expose")
        epo.add(se)

    return epo

# REST to be activated inside the app factory
log.verbose("Endpoints w/ %s-%s" % (Api.__name__, EndpointsFarmer.__name__))


Even non-registered guest visitors will see unlimited analysis time and no ads. So jump on board, and bring friends as well :) These features are normally available starting from € 1.99 / month.
We expect the chat to become almost unusable due to the tremendous message flood. You will see why the restrictions we have in place are necessary :) Unfortunately, the chat room paradigm is not designed for many thousands simultaneous posters in a single room.
The Premium features put the server infrastructure under greater stress. When enabled for everyone, the stress is significant. So small disasters are possible... although we expect to hold well.


Activity Based Learning (ABL) is a methodology where children of different ages are grouped together in one class and learn at their own pace through teacher-facilitated exercises. It was launched in 1977 in India.
The key feature of the Activity Based Learning (ABL) method is that it uses child-friendly educational aids to foster self-learning and allows a child to study according to his or her aptitude and skill. ABL serves as one model of child-centered, child-friendly education, which is the mandate of the Right to Education (RTE) Act in India.
Activities in each milestone include games, rhymes, drawing, and songs to teach a letter or a word, form a sentence, do maths and science, or understand a concept. The child takes up an Exam Card only after completing all the milestones in a subject. If a child is absent one day, he continues from where he left unlike in the old system where the child had to learn on his own what he missed out on. Integrated in the curriculum are activities to create awareness about the environment, sanitation, health, and nutrition.