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The price of petrol is a pretty hot topic at the moment, fuel prices in general seem to be spiraling out of control. This isn't worrying me to much, having just down-sized our car from a 2 ton, 2 litre, gas guzzling monster to a small but perfectly formed 1.4 litre Astra.
What does bother me at the pumps, is waste. That is to say, wasted time. Why do people still persist in filling their tank upto the exact pound that they want to spend? how much of their time is wasted each year by people squeezing that trigger bit by bit as it approaches the desired figure.
Now, I'm not saying I never did this. Oh no, of course I did, but there used to be a reason it. Remember when we all carried cash? If I had a tenner in my pocket to fill up the tank, then it wouldn't do to go over even by a penny. Nowadays, we all carry plastic right? So who cares what the total comes to?
Well, its seems people still do. You can see them at the pumps, cursing when they mis-judge and hit £30.02. They can't possibly just leave it there, so they start trying to squeeze a bit more in, edging up to £31.00. You can see them struggling against the auto cut-off thing, desperate to end up on a round number, as if the cashier is going to laugh at them for being so spazzy when they go in to pay.


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Hear The National Perform Songs From Boxer on This Day in 2007
It's been more than a decade since indie rock giants The National shared one of their most beloved albums, Boxer. The LP arrived in May of 2007 and contains fan favorites like "Fake Empire," "Squalor Victoria," "Green Gloves" and "Gospel." Boxer is really where The National started to sound like the moody, charcoal-tinged rockers we know and love.
On this day (July 9) back in 2007, Matt Berninger and co. stopped by the Daytrotter studios to play the aforementioned "Gospel" and "Slow Show" from Boxer, as well as "Lucky You" from 2003's Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers.
The National's most recent album, I Am Easy to Find, arrived last year. Berninger's debut solo album, Serpentine Prison, is due out in October of this year.
Hear The National's 2007 Daytrotter session below, and/or download it on NoiseTrade right here.
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Q: PUT with id of the URI different from the id of the body What should be the response if the id of the URI is different from the id of the body when the client try to update a resource ?
EG :
The URI :
PUT /members/123

The body
{
    id : 456,
    name : "john"
}

A: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7231#section-4.3.4

An origin server SHOULD verify that the PUT representation is consistent with any constraints the server has for the target resource that cannot or will not be changed by the PUT.  This is particularly important when the origin server uses internal configuration information related to the URI in order to set the values for representation metadata on GET responses.  When a PUT representation is inconsistent with the target resource, the origin server SHOULD either make them consistent, by transforming the representation or changing the resource configuration, or respond with an appropriate error message containing sufficient information to explain why the representation is unsuitable.  The 409 (Conflict) or 415 (Unsupported Media Type) status codes are suggested, with the latter being specific to constraints on Content-Type values.

The requirement that an id in the body should match the identifier of the resource (or equivalently, the requirement that the resource identifier is immutable) would count as a constraint upon the resource.  So if that's the case, you should leave the entire resource unmodified, and return a 409 with an error message.
That said, there's no particular reason that the identifier and the representation need to have any data in common.  Think hashmap/dictionary/key-value store.  There's nothing wrong with storing the state id:456 under the key /members/123.  If that's appropriate in your resource model, then put the new representation into the store and return 200.

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Q: Only output the ROC curve in SAS I am looking to create a pdf with 4 nice graphs for different analysis. My question is, how do I output only the ROC curve for my logistic regression?
I use the following code
            TITLE2 JUSTIFY=CENTER "Rank ordering characteristic curve (ROC)";
            ODS GRAPHICS ON;
                PROC LOGISTIC
                    DATA = input
                    plots(only)=(roc(id=obs))
            ;
            MODEL y
                (Event = '1')=  x
                    /
                SELECTION=NONE
                LINK=LOGIT;
            RUN;
            QUIT;
            ODS GRAPHICS OFF;

and a dummy dataset can be imagined using this
DATA HAVE;
    DO I = 1 TO 100;
        Y = RAND('integer',0,1);
        x = ranuni(i);
        output;
    end;
run;

Thanks
EDIT: just to be explicit, I'm looking to output just a plot of the ROC curve and nothing else, i.e. the tables containing the somers' D etc.

A: ODS SELECT ROCCURVE;

ODS SELECT allows you to control the output and include only the tables/output you want.
You can wrap your code in ODS TRACE ON, ODS TRACE OFF to find out what the table name, or check the documentation.


OptConnect provides managed end-to-end wireless solutions for tens of thousands of devices including ATMs, retail kiosks, and digital signage. The company's end-to-end solution includes cellular network connectivity and a secure Network Operations Center that provides 24/7 service monitoring. OptConnect recognized an opportunity to expand its addressable market by developing an affordable and easy to install cellular end device. They sought to bring to market very quickly a reliable solution that would take advantage of modern, future-proofed high-speed 4G LTE cellular data connectivity, yet was simple and highly reliable.
The company conceived Neo, a very small, plug-and-play front-end device that customers would use to quickly link their systems to the OptConnect service. The challenge was to make neo a small, sturdy, reliable device into which OptConnect could integrate their sophisticated management software, allowing the company to reach the largest possible market.
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The company turned to NimbeLink®, a leader in smart cellular IoT solutions. NimbeLink's Skywire® family of cellular modems had the small form factor and sturdy design OptConnect required for its customer environment. It offered a customized design that would allow OptConnect to readily integrate their existing remote management software into the device. This critical feature was not available from other providers.
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Like the van lines international department, Southern Winds Intl. makes all of the arrangements for the international move.
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Mass drug administration via 3 modes of delivery reduced the incidence and prevalence rates and intensity of Brugia malayi infection in 3 rural villages in the Bengkoka Peninsula, Sabah, in 1982–1983. A dosage of 6 mg diethylcarbamazine citrate (DEC-C)/kg body weight was administered either daily or weekly (total of 6 doses, 36 mg/kg body weight), and impact on B. malayi cases were comparable in the 3 villages. A total of 384 people participated in the DEC-C regimens, and all pregnant women and children under 2 years were excluded from the study. Bekessy's method of estimation of incidence and recovery rates was applied to data on B. malayi microfilaremia before drug administration. Treatment with DEC-C by any of the 3 modes of delivery drastically reduced the number of episodes of patent microfilaremia, incidence and prevalence, and median microfilarial density. Reduction was sustained for at least 18 to 24 months after treatment.


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May 29, 2014 May 30, 2014 Serena Trowbridge
Pre-Raphaelite Masculinities
After several years of hard work, I'm delighted to say that Pre-Raphaelite Masculinities: Constructions of Masculinity in Art and Literature, edited by myself and Amelia Yeates, will be published by Ashgate very shortly. With excellent contributors and taking an innovative approach to Pre-Raphaelitism, we are really excited about this book!
Drawing on recent theoretical developments in gender and men's studies, Pre-Raphaelite Masculinities shows how the ideas and models of masculinity were constructed in the work of artists and writers associated with the Pre-Raphaelite movement. Paying particular attention to the representation of non-normative or alternative masculinities, the contributors take up the multiple versions of masculinity in Dante Gabriel Rossetti's paintings and poetry, masculine violence in William Morris's late romances, nineteenth-century masculinity and the medical narrative in Ford Madox Brown's Cromwell on His Farm, accusations of 'perversion' directed at Edward Burne-Jones's work, performative masculinity and William Bell Scott's frescoes, the representations of masculinity in Pre-Raphaelite illustration, aspects of male chastity in poetry and art, Tannhäuser as a model for Victorian manhood, and masculinity and British imperialism in Holman Hunt's The Light of the World. Taken together, these essays demonstrate the far-reaching effects of the plurality of masculinities that pervade the art and literature of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
Introduction: Pre-Raphaelite masculinities in context, Amelia Yeates and Serena Trowbridge;
'How grew such presence from man's shameful swarm': Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Victorian masculinity, Jay D. Sloan;
William Morris's Sigurd the Volsung and the parameters of manliness, Ingrid Hanson;
The hallucination of the real: Pre-Raphaelite vision as a crisis of Romantic masculinity, Gavin Budge;
Health and manliness in the reception of Edward Burne-Jones's work, Amelia Yeates;
Marginal masculinities? Regional and gender borders in William Bell Scott's Wallington scheme, Rosemary Mitchell;
Interpreting masculinity: Pre-Raphaelite illustration and the Works of Tennyson, Christina Rossetti and Trollope, Simon Cooke;
'Me, who ride alone': male chastity in Pre-Raphaelite poetry and art, Dinah Roe;
In praise of Venus: Victorian masculinity and Tannhäuser as aesthetic hero, Sally-Anne Huxtable;
Christianity, masculinity, imperialism: The Light of the World and colonial contexts of display, Eleanor Fraser Stansbie;
Afterword, Colin Cruise;
Bibliography; Index.
Find out more or buy it here.
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artandarchitecturemainly says:
Well done, both of you 🙂 I cannot wait to read the chapter on health, manliness and Edward Burne-Jones.
Serena Trowbridge says:
Thank you! It's been a long time coming. Hope you enjoy it!


For some parents one of the worst aspects of car travel is the fact that you have to take your children with you, after all, the one-hundredth refrain of "Are we there yet?" is grating for even the most patient of parents!
However, as with many aspects of parenting, one secret to success when it comes to travelling by car with children, is to bear in mind each child's needs and schedules.
Thus a little planning and preparation can go a long way and remember, it's the parents who ultimately pay the price for bored children – and the only thing worse than bored children? Bored children in a confined space!
A number of factors come into play here, not just the destination and the route, but the timing of the journey (can it be done to avoid busy times/days on the road?) and of course the trip's length. How far can your children tolerate being in the car for one sitting? Some can manage 2 – 3 hours, others much more. Of course, any scheduled overnight stops require accommodation to be booked in advance.
You also need to factor in toilet stops, refuelling and, if you're like my husband, coffee shops too, which, if a garage is in the vicinity of a park or open area, also allows for running, jumping, walking and generally exercising and stretching without scheduling extra stops.
Park toys eg frisbees, footy, soccer ball and, if there's room, scooters or even a metal detector (www.minelab.com) – these, of course, should be packed last for easy access.
All of these items should mean that children are relatively well entertained, catered and cared for during the car trip. So, plan and prepare for the journey as you do for every other aspect of your holiday and you (and your children) can avoid the tedium of car travel.


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New month, new inspiring ladies.
On this weekly roundup of #womancrushwednesday, we talk about three women who have made an impact on digital media and how they did that. From a CEO to an undergraduate student, it would be hard to not feel encouraged to pursue your goals after reading about these ladies.
Kaya Thomas has been making the impossible possible. She co-founded a STEM camp for girls in high school, became a mentor for Black Girls Code, and developed her own app (We Read Too). She has worked for companies such as Apple, Time Inc., and Intuit. She writes for a few digital platforms such as TechCrunch and Fusion when she has the time.
It's one thing to have founded and become the CEO of your own company, but to do that twice… Jaclyn Johnson said why not? Before Create & Cultivate, Johnson first founded No Subject which is a digital marketing and events agency because she found her niche in brand marketing. Through her experience as an entrepreneur, she started C&C as a space to motivate other female entrepreneurs. C&C has hosted many events, workshops, panels, etc. to advice women who want to start their own businesses.
P.S. Our very own, Jessica Naziri, will be speaking at a Create & Cultivate panel today (Nov 1) in Portland. If you're in the area, make sure you don't miss out!
As the Vice President of Brand and Design at Wix, Hagit Kaufman is definitely a boss. As a wife and a mother of three, Kaufman uses her impeccable time management to, well, manage her personal life and career. It is easy to get caught up into your work (especially if you are a leader at a large company like Wix) but Kaufman never fails to enjoy every little bits that life has to offer.


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Well, it was good a to have a day off. In fact I phoned in late arvo to see when I was needed next and was advised I would have two days off. Cool, because it was Dad's birthday and I needed to get him a present, when the shops were open. That was all good for a few hours, then I get called in to do the Ergon assist boat run in the morning, a familiar story eh!! Well, we shall see. In the meantime, some of the overseas people may be under the impression that the whole town is going under, like New Orleans, but you can rest assured, although a fair percentage of low lying areas will be inundated, a lot of the towns population live away from the river on high ground. This next photo is one of the main streets and at the next turn right is our HQ. Although straight ahead is cut off, that is the direction of the river, there are ways around the streets to stay dry in a lot of areas.
So, finally we get to launch the boat and help the Ergon boys, the local electricity supply company who are concerned with the build up of logs and weed etc on the power pylons, I guess they are designed for downwards force, not sideways. Anyway, we launch just down the road at another railway crossing where it goes down besides the cricket grounds. Isn't it strange, all the sports fields are in the flood prone areas?
These are the pylons I have been talking about.
Another sport underwater, this time the 'sport of kings', Callaghan Park Racecourse, but I guess only good for seahorse races now eh!
The pathway, quite diligently kept clear all year round, except we are crossing the local soccer grounds, so we have to be carefull of goalposts, dressing shelters etc, a small amount of weed up this way.
The soccer club I think from memory, pretty much wasted!
Trying to remove weed buildup without getting hooked by barbed wire, put there to stop people climbing towers, usualy quite a few meters off the ground! In fact we are in 3 meters of water here.
Not sure what happened to the little magpie, but he did not look healthy 😦 Now, we had to cross the Fitzroy River to follow the pylons and it turned out to be not as bad as I thought it would be, but, remember the yacht we saw the other day, when we went looking for the dude in a rubber ducky? Well, we had to go back down this creek and what a difference a few days make, his boat was on the other side of the creek, so he must have been back to move it and the blue fishing vessel, well see for yourself!!!!
Yep, the boat dragged or broke its mooring and is now well and truely stuffed, it is sitting on top of the bridge structure and when the tide goes out, who knows what it will do, go down and under or just sit there, time will tell, poor people? Now we are in the calm of the flood waters which are now only a few meters deep and very wide with paddocks and a few gates and fences under us, nothing dramatic, but there were a lot of pylons to check, some clear some very blocked off with weed or branches causing fast eddy currents in some places.
After a few hours we headed back with the job done to the best of our ability with bare hands. Sometimes, the weed reached below the waterline by over a meter and was fully entangled, some cutting tools would be needed next time. Quite a few choppers were around over Rocky and as it was the only means of air transport into and out of the city, this is to be expected. They are being used to shuttle in food and essential supplies. Also we passed another sporting ground, the local hack club, very wet indeed.
Once in the calm, it was just a short hike past the local pub, then the school and the local CAT repair shop where they do lots of mining equipment repairs, but this was flooded out and a lot of gear had broken through the fence and headed off to other pastures!
Many people were still living down here, they seemed fine and when asked gave the thumbs up, they had planned ahead, unlike a lot of others.
We checked out some animals on a local property, goats, cattle and horses seemed all good, they had grass and were not going to go thirsty.
Next task, launch the boat in the street near the HQ and take a police person around door knocking. There was a bit of confusion over this as the water was too shallow for our boat and we had missed the briefing as to what we actually were to tell people, in the end, we retrieved the boat and packed it away for the night. There is a shot of the pub with the dirt wall, you can see the water has risen a bit from the other day.
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Great reporting Richard. Best wishes to your Father.
Hi Richard, great work that you and all the SES are doing, keep it up, stay safe, hope things start getting better soon for Rockhampton. still raining here on the non-sunshine coast and I hear the bruce highway is cut in a few places around Gympie now too!


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A generation after the death of John Wesley, Methodism experienced its first significant decline. Meticulous in recording their numbers, British Methodists preachers gathering at the Liverpool Conference in 1820 were alarmed to note a net loss of 4,688 adherents in a single year. From their vantage point it was not at all clear that Methodism was successfully navigating the inevitable institutionalization of the movement and the passing of the generation of leaders that had participated in Methodism's first flowering. The next three years, however, would witness a remarkable turnaround that would eventually lead to the tripling of the movement in numbers over the following eighty years (interrupted only by a denominational split in 1850). Mathematician John Hayward has chronicled the 19th Century growth of British Methodism and notes admiringly that the vast majority of it was due to new conversions as opposed to population growth. The preachers in conference in Liverpool developed the first-ever Methodist turnaround strategy.
Although the overall growth in American Methodism during the Nineteenth Century is even more dramatic, the British example, combined with the detailed minutes we have from the Liverpool Conference, give us insight into a uniquely Methodist model of addressing and reversing decline. The first thing we can say about their approach is that other business was subjugated to the concern of charting a more fruitful course. Chronicler Valentine Ward, writing just a few years after the Liverpool Conference, calls the mood at the gathering a "strong sensation" for reversing the ebb. It was clear that the group equated loss of numbers with a failure of the mission that must be corrected. Numbers matter, especially when you are counting people.
The preachers realized that any solution must begin with them: "We on this solemn occasion devote ourselves afresh to God and resolve in humble dependence on his grace to me more than ever attentive to Personal Religion and to the Christian instruction and government of our own families." They vowed to eliminate any distraction from the work of saving souls and spiritually shepherding the flock. The pastors prayed for spiritual gifts that would allow them to minister more effectively. They recommitted to study while "taking care that whatever qualification we may acquire and use our ministry shall, by the Divine blessing, be always characterized by sound evangelical doctrine, by plainness of speech, and by a spirit of tender affection and burning zeal." The solution would begin in the hearts of the leaders.
The preachers committed to renewing their preaching. The content of their preaching would be refocused on the vital doctrines of the Christian faith. The method of their preaching would be evangelistic, experiential (practical), and zealous. They would strive for clarity and simplicity while making application of the grand doctrines of the faith to the various people listening. When visitors were present, they would pointedly and passionately offer an invitation to receive Christ. Their preaching would be orthodox, practical, and call for immediate response.
Extension of the work was to be the job of every preacher. They were not only to tend their circuits, but they were to rebrand themselves as Home Missionaries and begin ministries in any place underserved by the Movement. Capable lay leaders of the more established circuits were to be employed in preaching in rural locations. New classes were to be started in neighborhoods as a strategy for involving new leaders and reaching new people. Prayer meetings, likewise, were to be held in homes of various neighborhoods as a sort of nursery to develop new societies and leaders. The Methodists decided to reclaim their roots as an insurgent and entrepreneurial spiritual movement.
"Let us at least in every large town establish weekly meetings for the children of our friends according to our ancient custom and let us pay particular spiritual attention in public and private to the young people of our Societies and Congregations." Wesley had insisted that each preacher be personally involved in the ministry of teaching children. In light of the decline recorded in 1820, the Liverpool Conference commissioned a new catechism to be used with young people. The training of the rising generation would no longer be neglected.
The preachers recommitted to visiting the sick, the "careless", and the lukewarm. Class leaders were to recommit to visiting the members in their care weekly and inquire personally about the spiritual state of each. This would free the preachers up to visit those who had gone AWOL. During pastoral visits, families were to be encouraged to practice private spiritual disciplines. The public spiritual disciplines of worship, Sabbath-keeping, and Holy Communion were to likewise be publicly encouraged.
A re-commitment was made to "Wesley's Instructions for Helpers" and the guidelines found in the "Large Minutes", a collection of best practices developed under Wesley's guidance. Even as they reconnected with their Wesleyan roots, they likewise committed to the "catholic spirit" and pledged to avoid small-minded arguments over theological minutiae. There was a "spirit of strife and debate" that had crept in and the 1820 conference was committed to driving this out. Administrative sloppiness was corrected, especially as it related to organizing the spiritual care of the people. There was a renewed effort to make meetings "interesting and appropriate to… the state of the people." The need was recognized for high-quality, relevant, and practical instruction.
At the subsequent conference in 1821 and 1822, the preachers revisited and reaffirmed the plan that had led to a numerical turnaround. They particularly commended the continued practice of prayer and fasting. The benefit of prayer meetings in homes was restated as was the value of encouraging members to meet in bands. Slightly smaller, more intimate, and more intense than the regular class meetings, the bands were aimed at accountability and intentionally encouraging spiritual progress.
The decline of 1820 was a mere blip on the map because it was quickly, correctly, and aggressively addressed. Over time, however, decline becomes an ingrained pattern that is much more difficult to reverse. It would be difficult to conceive, however, a more faithful pattern of renewal than the one prescribed by the British Methodists in 1820.
What would happen if Methodists today adopted these same seven strategies?


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Featured Organizer: Indigo of Black Organizing Project in Oakland, California
Posted on May 22, 2021 | By Advancement Project
Organizing is like love: Indigo's journey to organizing and BOP
I got involved with Black Organizing Project (BOP) basically by being organized. I've been a member since I was about 10 years old. My dad and I were invited to a listening session. At BOP we use them as spaces to bring folks together and have them speak around and discuss certain issues. "Okay, how are Black folks in Oakland feeling? What are we seeing in our communities?" "What should we be doing about it?" They're all here just because they wanna talk around this thing. That's very like, "Wow! This is amazing."
This was the first space I've seen this happen in. Before this, my dad would teach me about the Black Panthers, and tell me these things about the government, and tell me my experience as a Black person is different and I have to navigate things differently. But I never got to see it with my own eyes, and then to see it happen or see other folks doing it besides my dad was very different for me, but in a good way. I enjoyed it, and I wanted to keep coming back.
And my dad is super cool and was just like, "How did you feel about that space? Did you like it? Do you think this is something we should keep doing?" And of course, I said, "Yeah, I love it. I think we should go to the next one." And that's exactly what we did. We just never stopped going. He was like, "No, come into the room. You wanna learn what's happening, this is what's going on." At BOP, they gave me the opportunity to even engage then when I was 10 years old. To make me feel like I actually was a member and not just my dad's child who's there while he's doing things.
And then seeing BOP led by specifically Black women has been inspirational. Working with the organization that's predominantly Black women led has been amazing. I think that is a huge reason of why I am the way I am today. We all know Black women bring a different energy to wherever we step in. I also think it brings that motherly vibe when we're doing the work, which is a very missed important piece of organizing sometimes – how important is it to look at this work from a motherly perspective, that folks need to be nurtured.
Words can't describe how I feel about organizing, probably because it's like love, and I think that's what it is, too. My thing was always my people and wanting to work with my people. And just the unspoken energy around it. I love this so much, I don't wanna ever do anything else.
They don't see any humanity: Indigo's educational experience in Oakland
I went to a charter school which is a very, very, very predominantly white school. Reason being my parents, who are both Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) alum from kindergarten all the way to elementary, high school, felt like OUSD was not a safe space for me to go to school.
But I was definitely targeted at this predominantly white school, even just by the security officers. Them constantly think I'm smoking weed for some strange reason. I've never, I've literally didn't, never… Still don't smoke. But then they're always tell me I'm high, I need to watch out. Them always giving me detention for being late to class. Just little things that I had to deal with being a Black student in a predominantly white school.
At my school, when the football team or just young men would be doing things they probably shouldn't, "Oh, they're just young, we'll give you another chance, you can still stay here, we're not gonna suspend you 'cause you have a game on Friday." When these things happen on OUSD campuses, "No, you're expelled, this should not have happened, I don't understand why you're doing this, your grades are already bad." So more intense. I think the reason why there is a whole police department dedicated to students within OUSD is because the way they literally look at the students and see criminals. I think the reason why there's a whole police system within OUSD is because they don't see any humanity when they look at the students.
When I think about how a lot of people see young Black and Brown students as criminals, I've come a long way in my understanding of non-Black people's or racist people's views of me and my people. At first, I would have been angry and upset and all these things, but now I'm realizing, no, you're just really out of touch. You don't know me, you don't know my experience. You don't know how great I am clearly. You don't know how amazing Black students are. You don't know how smart Black students are.
It just makes me realize how out of touch some people are and how ignorant some people are because like I said, nobody is fighting or screaming and yelling or having outbursts because they want to, we simply just don't know how to communicate sometimes, and really just need help and somebody to talk to us. I guess that's what comes to my mind when you tell me I'm a criminal, I think you don't look at me as human. So, you're telling me I'm not even human to you and I don't even deserve basic humanity.
Police do not protect people: Indigo's organizing for Police Free Schools
Yes, we're eliminating the school police, but if we're really a police free school, there should be no police touching our campus. When we're thinking about it in that way, it calls for people to even look further and checking around like, "Okay, why are we even calling the police?"
Police free schools eventually looks more community-based, it looks like you touching in, calling in people and seeing what they wanna do around these issues. When people are fighting each other or people have mental health crisis, police free schools calls for people to intentionally think about how are we reacting to these things, instead of just dialing 911 and calling the police. What are the actual resources we have in place that our students can feel comfortable being a part of and participating in when they don't feel safe or when they're dealing with other things?
Police free schools, there is way more to it than just no more police. When we see police in our schools, or even anywhere to be honest, they are the root of the problem. Even if we were to eliminate police within schools, or when we do, we see things eliminate, things change. People now want to engage and walk happily down the hallway. They're not fearing seeing a blue outfit or a cop. It's a whole different energy. Police do not protect people because if they did, when they were there, people wouldn't feel unsafe, people wouldn't be dying.
Who's Got Next? Indigo's reflections on the George Floyd resolution and the work ahead
When the George Floyd resolution passed last year, we actually had a watch party, as COVID-safe as we could. We had the school board meeting on a little screen on the outside, and we were all watching it together. And they voted on it, and it passed, and it was very, very surreal, like, "What? Okay, what? That really happened? This is crazy. Like, what?" We had members there from when I first started to members who just joined two or three months ago. Just feeling all of that energy from all the folks who have stepped in over the years, I could just feel it really felt like a collective win, like, "Wow, so many people have had a hand in this and we finally did it." It was an amazing feeling, and it even took like a minute, as in a couple of days, maybe even like a week or two, for it to set in like, "Dang, that actually happened! Dang, we actually did that! Dang, this has never been done before over here, what the heck?"
But even after the win, the work doesn't stop. So now that we've eliminated the Oakland School Police Department, it's time to think about what does the implementation phase look like? Because, yes, we can eliminate school police, but they can still call the police department. They could still do all these harmful things to our students. Now that there's no more police within school, so now it's time for us to look at, "Okay, what do we need to put in our schools to make sure our students are actually safe?"
To the folks who are saying "We got next," to the young folks specifically, and throughout the nation who are doing this work and know their win is coming to them, I would just say to keep going. Remember this fight doesn't happen overnight, we're not gonna win overnight. It took us 10 years to win this campaign. This is a life-long commitment when you step into organizing specifically around issues like abolition. This is a lifelong fight and realize every little thing you're doing, every little thing you're saying, every little piece of the movement you're playing in, it means something, and it's the reason you're doing it.
Students are the experts of their own stories: Indigo on the impact of BOP
It's important for students, specifically Black and Brown students to be involved in the police free schools movement because it's their experience. This is their story. They're the experts on this topic. I want folks to understand that your story is important. I would really urge folks to find their space that they really love, and if you can't find one, that might mean you need to create it. Reach out to other folks who you think may wanna be in something like that, and you create this space for folks to be in.
Anybody who knows me outside of the organizing world, I am the least social person ever. I do not like talking to new people. I am a very anti-social person. But if I've got a clipboard in my hand, I'm going knocking on every door. If I need to speak at this rally and tell them to come out to this upcoming event, I'm the first one to hop up there and speak for as long as I need to speak.
Black Organizing Project (BOP) has been so influential on my journey. When I think about it, they've really been organizing me from an early age. I am the way I am today is because I did have BOP behind me. They've always validated how I felt and what I said. There was always relationship-building with me, they've gave me a lot of role models to look up to. They've always uplifted me as a community should. Uplifted me and my ideas and views. They never once hesitated to let me say what I feel or hesitated to let me be the one to speak. And they really helped me a lot to boost my confidence from an early age. I love BOP so much 'cause they really taught me that I can really do anything I wanna do.
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CASES OF plot owners discovering that although their landholdings exist in physical space they find no mention in the records are, alas, all too common. The reason is simple.
Lured by the prospect of greater profits, many colonisers carve out additional plots over and above the sanctioned number by purloining bits of land from real estate parcels in the same area.
The unsuspecting buyer learns the truth only when he applies for building permission, usually years after the land is purchased.
With the growing real estate crunch the number of such cases has increased, especially in colonies located on the Bypass where more than one coloniser is reported to be of the fly-by-night variety. The unscrupulous colonisers may, however, soon meet their comeuppance if the Town and Country Planning (T and CP) department has its way.
The department has decided that, henceforth, planning permissions will be granted only after the coloniser carries out a demarcation of the land which is then verified by the Revenue Inspector or Patwari, as the case may be.
"The coloniser will be granted a month's time after the initial permission to demarcate the boundaries with limestone and specify the total number of plots and the size thereof. Only if he complies will a final authorisation be issued," said Joint Director, T and CP, Vijay Sawalakar.
The Joint Director has also urged the Municipal Commissioner and the SDO (Revenue), the competent authorities for municipal and rural areas respectively, to carry out demarcation of all lands for which planning permissions have already been issued.
In a missive on Tuesday, Sawalkar urged the officials to complete the demarcation within 60 days and forward the reports to the department.
"This way we will have verified and accurate data about the plot numbers, size and area of each land parcel for which planning permissions have been issued. Once this is done we plan to post scanned copies of the site verification layout plans, along with the terms and conditions of the permission, on the departmental website. This will make the entire exercise transparent and potential buyers would be able to check all particulars before purchasing land," he added.
The Joint Director said verification of the planning permissions would also aid the IMC in issuing building permission and Registration Department officials.
"It will also reduce to a large extent litigation caused by fuzzy data. Many times permissions are granted on land for which someone else already has authorization, as it is not always possible to replicate the plans to a 1:1 scale.
But with lime and stone boundaries on the ground, the extent of each coloniser's landholdings will be clear at a single glance to the Revenue Inspector or Patwari,'' concluded Sawalkar.


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/** \file MatVecExpr.hpp */

#pragma once

#include <boost/numeric/linear_algebra/identity.hpp>	// mtl::math::zero

#include "traits/concepts.hpp"
#include "traits/num_rows.hpp"
#include "traits/num_cols.hpp"
#include "traits/base_expr.hpp"
#include "operations/meta.hpp"

#include "Vector.hpp"

namespace AMDiS {

  // if necessary assign vector_expr to buffer-vector, otherwise store an expr.

  template <Expression E, int S, bool positive>
  struct BufferTypeAux
  {
    typedef VectorBase<
	MemoryBaseStatic<Value_type<E>, S, 1>,
	StaticSizePolicy<S> > type;
  };

  template <Expression E, int S>
  struct BufferTypeAux<E, S, false>
  {
    typedef VectorBase< MemoryBaseDynamic<Value_type<E>, false> > type;
  };

  template <class E, bool use_buffer>
    requires requires() { E::_SIZE; }
  using BufferType =
      if_then_else< use_buffer,
		    typename BufferTypeAux<E, E::_SIZE, (E::_SIZE > 0)>::type,
		    E const& >;

  /// \brief Expression with two arguments, that multiplies a matrix_expr with a vector_expr
  // TODO: be more flexible, i.e. vec*mat, mat^T*vec, ...
  // TODO: add more optimizations for simple matrix*vector etc.
  template <MatrixExpr M, VectorExpr V, bool use_buffer>
  struct MatVecExpr
  {
    typedef MatVecExpr                           self;

    typedef Value_type<V>                  value_type; // TODO: use mult_type
    typedef traits::max_size_type<M, V>     size_type;

    typedef M                             matrix_type;
    typedef BufferType<V, use_buffer>     vector_type;

    // sizes of the resulting expr.
    static constexpr int _SIZE = M::_ROWS;
    static constexpr int _ROWS = M::_ROWS;
    static constexpr int _COLS = max(V::_COLS, 1);

  private:
    static constexpr int ARG_COLS = max(V::_ROWS, M::_COLS);

  public:
    /// constructor takes a matrix expression \p mat and a
    /// vector expression \p vec for the matrix-vector product.
    MatVecExpr(matrix_type const& mat, vector_type const& vec)
	: matrix(mat), vector(vec)
    {
      TEST_EXIT_DBG( num_cols(mat) == num_rows(vec) )("Sizes do not match!\n");
    }

    /// access the elements of an expr.
    inline value_type operator()(size_type i) const
    {
      return reduce(i, int_<ARG_COLS>());
    }

    matrix_type const& get_matrix() const { return matrix; }
    vector_type const& get_vector() const { return vector; }

  protected:
    template <int N> requires (N > 0)
    inline value_type reduce(size_type row, int_<N>) const
    {
      using meta::FOR;
      value_type erg = math::zero(value_type());
      FOR<0,N>::inner_product([row, this](size_type col) { return this->matrix(row, col); },
			      vector, erg, functors::dot_functor<value_type, value_type>());
      return erg;
    }

    inline value_type reduce(size_type r, int_<-1>) const
    {
      value_type erg = math::zero(value_type());
      for (size_type c = 0; c < num_cols(matrix); ++c)
	erg += matrix(r,c) * vector(c);
      return erg;
    }

  private:
    matrix_type const&  matrix;
    vector_type vector;
  };

  /// Size of MatVecExpr
  template <class E1, class E2, bool b>
  size_t size(MatVecExpr<E1,E2,b> const& expr)
  {
    return num_rows(expr.get_matrix());
  }

  /// number of rows of MatVecExpr
  template <class E1, class E2, bool b>
  size_t num_rows(MatVecExpr<E1,E2,b> const& expr)
  {
    return num_rows(expr.get_matrix());
  }

  /// number of columns of MatVecExpr
  template <class E1, class E2, bool b>
  size_t num_cols(MatVecExpr<E1,E2,b> const& expr)
  {
    return 1;
  }

} // end namespace AMDiS

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The FBI's concern is fully justified; computer crime has become an extremely sophisticated, global and lucrative business that continues to grow in its prevalence and frequency. According to a recent study from the security company McAfee, the annual cost to the global economy from cyber crime is now more than $400 billion.
New and powerful technologies adopted by consumers and business offer the same advantages to criminals, potentially hampering forensic investigations and rendering many traditional tools and techniques obsolete. Ironically, the powerful encryption necessary to protect our data has become an important part of the modern criminal's toolbox.
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A grassy hill on Sambawan Islands provides an incredible vista of the island chain and mainland Maripipi.
After exploring mainland Biliran, I ventured farther to the Waray-speaking islands of Maripipi and Sambawan. Upon approaching the island municipality of Maripipi, northwest of mainland Biliran, a column of clouds ascended from its peak, providing a glimpse of its former self: an active volcano rising out of the Visayan Sea.
Named after two lovers – Maria and Pepe – who eloped to this island ages ago, Maripipi is dominated by a single peak with graceful slopes carpeted with coconut groves and old trees with flying foxes, which take flight at sundown. Its coastline is ringed by boulder beaches and sparse pockets of white sand. It is best explored on motorbike along the meandering 23-km single-lane ribbon of concrete that circumnavigates it.
I hired a habal-habal motorbike to visit Maripipi Island's handful of tourist attractions for a few hours. The first stop was the St. Michael the Archangel Parish Church and Spanish-period lantawan watchtower, overlooking the Samar Sea. The old watchtower served as a look-out for Moro pirates during the colonial period. A marine sanctuary suited for swimming and snorkeling, Candol Beach in Barangay Agutay is the only decent pocket of white sand on Maripipi Island; while Napo Beach Resort is an oasis of comfort with a saltwater pool and private jetty that sits on a boulder beach. Lastly, Viga Cold Spring in Barangay Viga was the clearest spring I've seen! There were lots of fish, too. (I wish I had brought my snorkel.) The spring water flowed through concrete pools properly designated for drinking, bathing and washing clothes.
The only pocket of white-sand on Maripipi Island, Candol Beach is a marine sanctuary suited for snorkeling.
Just when you thought you've seen Biliran's best, you come across a sliver of heaven only 20 minutes away from the western coast of Maripipi. Sambawan Islands is a string of stony islets linked by boulders. The eastern side, facing Maripipi Island, harbors some stretches of white-coral beach and crystal waters, while the western side has beautiful volcanic outcrops that wouldn't look out of place in El Nido. Some native cottages have been recently put up to accommodate visitors.
The best vantage point is the grassy head of the central islet, where the ruins of an unfinished lighthouse stands. The islets are topped with tough cogon grass, which has sharp blades that can easily cut your skin. So it's best to put on some shoes and pants before venturing to the viewpoint. From here, you can admire the entire island chain with magnificent Maripipi island in the background, which somehow reminds me of a downsized panorama of Batan Island and Mt. Iraya from Racuh A Payaman (Marlboro Country) in Batanes. Hands down, Sambawan Islands is one of the most beautiful islands I've seen in the archipelago.
Crystal clear waters of Viga Cold Spring.
HOW TO GET THERE: For transportation and accommodation details for mainland Biliran, visit my previous post. A daily ferryboat, Viga Express, leaves Naval for Brgy. Binalayan, Maripipi at 10:00 AM; and returns the following day at 5:00 AM. Confirm schedules with boat owner, Felisa Mulles at +63 9057815295.
Habal-habal motorbikes (1-2 pax) can take you to various points on the island for PHP 15 to PHP 50. The entire island can be toured in a few hours for PHP 400. I recommend my friendly habal-habal driver, Bing-Bing Fua (+63 9268999557).
To get to Sambawan Islands, you can hire a small boat (1-3 pax) from Maripipi Island for PHP 500 (return trip). Travel time is only 20 minutes. Contact Cynthia Requiero at +63 9185166075. Larger groups can charter outriggers from Kawayan or Naval in Biliran Island (1 to 1.5 hours). Entrance fee for Sambawan Islands is PHP 50 per person. Overnighters can rent open-air cottages for PHP 500. For more information, contact +63 9289043673 or +63 9264104866.
WHERE TO STAY: Judith Gaviola's lodging – a "homestay" run by nice elderly sisters – has double fan rooms for only PHP 250 per person at "bungtod" or the main town of Brgy. Ermita, near the old watchtower. Contact May-May Gaviola at +63 9297669790. If you want beachfront accommodation (albeit a rocky one), you can check-in at Napo Beach Resort on the northern coast of the island – cheapest rooms at PHP 600 for double fan rooms.
Hi Edgar, thank you for this post, followed your travel guide and recommendations. Biliran and its islands are indeed bountiful, 2 days are not enough. I hope I can visit Sambawan Islands again when the weather is good.
I saw the cebupac smile sept issue where your article about biliran got featured.Thanks to that nice photo from the hill in sambawan island, I got inspired to visit, hence im doing so..with my parents.hopefully it wont be too tough for them though. keep it up!
finally, I was able to read a good blog about Biliran Island. Glad to see this. Keep it up Edgar.
Do u have any idea if we can hike up to the volcano off Sambawan island.


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Hank Rieger
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Date of Birth: September 20, 1918
Date of Passing: March 05, 2014
Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri
Obituary: Hollywood Reporter
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Hank Rieger was an American television executive and journalist.
Rieger helped to create and/or advance many of the television institutions that continue to thrive today, including the Television Academy, the Emmy Awards, ESPN (and the early days of cable TV), the Television Critics Tour and more. A visionary leader — first as a journalist and bureau chief for United Press, and later in public relations, including 15 years at NBC and nearly 40 years of association with the Television Academy, including serving as its president and founding publisher and longtime editor of emmy magazine — Rieger was defined by an extraordinary work ethic, a drive to succeed and integrity in all he did.
Never one to complain when work intruded, no matter the time of day, or distracted when working alongside Hollywood's biggest stars, Rieger worked long past past the retirement age for most, serving clients' public relations needs, notably ESPN. In 1994, the Television Academy honored Rieger with its Syd Cassyd Award, named for the Academy's founder and given to select members in recognition of long and distinguished service. He was the third recipient of the award (Cassyd himself was the first), and to date it has been bestowed only eleven times in the Academy's history.
"Hank Rieger worked tirelessly for many years on behalf of the Television Academy," said then-current Television Academy Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bruce Rosenblum. "He believed in the Academy's ability to have a positive impact on the entire entertainment industry, and we are deeply grateful for all he contributed."
Henry Rieger, Jr. was born on September 20, 1918, in Kansas City, Missouri, to Henry and Ruth (St. Clair) Rieger of Phoenix (his birth took place while his parents were visiting family, and were advised not to continue traveling home to Arizona, which Rieger always considered his home, despite living in Missouri for his first six months). He was predeceased in 2013 by his wife of 65 years, Deborah A. (Hays) Rieger. They met in Phoenix, and his career led them to live in New York, Singapore, San Francisco, Pasadena and San Diego. He is survived by his sister, Ruth (John) Lepick of Long Beach, Calif.; his niece Julie (David) Burns of San Francisco; and his cousins JoAnn St. Claire of Westlake Village, Calif.; Ann Marie Carr of Tempe, Arizona; and Mary (Ted) Weeks, of Crystal Bay, Nev.
Childhood and College, First Exposure to Journalism
A child of the Depression who lost his father when he was 17, Rieger quickly learned the value of hard work. As a young boy, he was fascinated by the communications — at the time, newspaper — industry, thanks to tagging along with his sportswriter uncle, Darrell St. Clair, then of the Arizona Republic/Phoenix Gazette, to cover a golf tournament near Phoenix. Rieger went on to attend grammar school in Phoenix; high school in Riverside, Calif.; and to study English and journalism at Phoenix College and the University of Arizona (during which time he first worked for UP — later known as UPI). Later, he took courses at USC, where he eventually taught journalism and public relations for over two decades.
One thing about journalism he conveyed in his work and to his students, was the excitement of chasing a big scoop. "It's an adrenaline thing," he said in a 1999 interview. "It starts with you and goes with you the whole story." Decades after his days at UP, and even after two lifetimes of success and travel and stories, Rieger still looked back most fondly at those early days as a reporter: "Those years at UP, those were the great years."
He also cited this background as the perfect preparation for the second half of his career, on "the other side," in public relations. He believed ex-newspaper people "make the best" public relations people. "They know the news business and they know what makes the news and they know what doesn't make the news…(and) most news people who are in publicity are good writers, and you need good writing."
All that said, his respect for the press remained, and he knew the limitations of trying to lead them to the story you want them to write. "You don't control the press," he said. "You might try to direct them and lead them, but you sure as hell are not going to control them."
From the Military to UP
Before his career could take off, Rieger was drafted as World War II was getting underway overseas, and was sent to Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. He was assigned to a horse cavalry, but as the only one among his group who could type, he was made the company clerk. He later served at Williams Air Force base near Phoenix, and in Miami, where he — and fellow draftee Clark Gable — was trained for flying. He was also assigned to intelligence and counter-intelligence training. Later roles took him to the Philippines, Honolulu and Australia. After a series of promotions, he rose from the rank of Private and left the military as a Major.
In a sense, his career in public relations began during his military service, as he handled press relations for his base. In early 1946, while finishing his tour of duty in San Francisco, he began unpaid work for UP, leading to a paid position on the night shift. He soon was transferred to Phoenix as bureau manager. The hours were long — as a wire service, they were constantly on deadline — and the pay was low ($16 per week to start), but in 1999, Rieger said, "I miss those 2 o'clock in the morning phone calls. I really do!"
Hank and Debbie married on October 5, 1947, and in 1951 he was transferred to the UP office in Los Angeles, as the day manager. While there, he was exposed for the first time to two things that would soon define his life's work — the entertainment industry and television.
The primary "beat" for his UP office was the growing entertainment industry, including extensive coverage of the Academy Awards. The Emmy Awards, by comparison, were not even staffed. Their prominence would arise years later, under Rieger's leadership.
A Year in Singapore, Back to UP…Breaking the Marilyn Monroe Story
In 1953, Rieger took a one-year leave of absence and served the State Department in Singapore as a press attaché for the consul general. True to his lifelong affection for work and staying busy, he called the job "boring…all you had to do was go to the top ten reception every night with the consul general." It is not surprising to learn that Rieger spent much of his free time that year helping out at the local UP office.
After Singapore, Rieger and his wife returned to San Francisco, only to move in 1956 to Los Angeles, when he was placed in charge of the UP bureau there, as well as San Diego and Las Vegas. It was there that Rieger broke the biggest story of his journalistic career — and took much delight that he beat his longtime competitor, AP, on the breaking news: the death of Marilyn Monroe. An unofficial UP reporter — a tipster, paid per tip provided — called the Rieger home at 1 a.m. and simply said, "Hank, Marilyn Monroe is dead. Check Beverly Hills police." Quickly, Rieger verified the death with the police, dictated the news flash to his one staffer in the office, called colleagues with assignments to various places of interest around town and went into the office to work the phones.
From Los Angeles, UP sent Rieger to New York, as news editor. There, a call out of the blue changed the rest of his career. The Southern California Gas Company was seeking a news manager — public relations. At first, Rieger couldn't envision the 180-degree change: "I'm one of those guys who would die being a news man," he said. But sufficient wining and dining — along with his wife Debbie's preference for the West Coast — brought Rieger back to L.A. on "the other side of the fence."
A New Career in PR, Rubbing Elbows with the Stars
In 1965, after only two years with SCGC, Rieger was hired by NBC as director of press and publicity. During 15 years at the network, he led publicity efforts for such landmark television programs as Bonanza (NBC's first show in color), I Spy, Julia, The Monkees, Star Trek, Laugh In, and Sanford and Son. He also directed publicity efforts for the 1972 move of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson from New York to Los Angeles.
Despite his initial reservations, Rieger thrived in his new profession. He discovered that the battle with the other networks — for the most elaborate PR campaigns, press exposure, exclusive interviews and magazine covers — fed his competitive spirit, just as racing AP for a scoop had done. His journalistic instincts also came to bear in dealing with tragic news, including the 1977 suicide of Freddie Prinze, the 22-year-old star of NBC's Chico and the Man.
During this time, Rieger worked alongside many of the biggest executives in television (including David and Tom Sarnoff, Julian Goodman, Bob Kintner, Grant Tinker, Herb Schlosser and Brandon Tartikoff), as well as the biggest stars — Carson, Dean Martin, Redd Foxx, Bob Hope, Danny Thomas, James Garner, Angie Dickinson, and Sammy Davis Jr.
Some of Rieger's most memorable adventures came when travelling with Hope. In December 1969, at the White House, Hope performed for President Richard Nixon. Following the accompanying state dinner, Rieger asked Nixon for an autograph — much to the chagrin of the Secret Service. Never one to be star struck, Rieger only joined the line after it had formed... with the full cast of Hope's "Gold Diggers" dancers.
The next morning, it was Rieger who talked Hope into going on a trip to entertain troops overseas. Hope was suffering from eye problems, and wanted to cancel. But after an hour with Rieger, weighing the pros and cons, the trip was on, and Rieger accompanied the legendary performer for two weeks of up to four performances per day at military bases in Berlin, Istanbul and Bangkok. It was at the latter that even Hope's star was out-shined, when he was joined by Neil Armstrong, who a few months earlier had become the first man to walk on the moon.
Rieger was even called in to help answer the NBC phones on November 17, 1968 — the so-called "Heidi Game." In the Eastern half of the country, an NFL game between the Oakland Raiders and the New York Jets was cut off late in the action to begin the movie Heidi, as scheduled at 7 p.m. The network's switchboard was flooded, and for more than an hour Rieger apologized to caller after caller, vowing it would never happen again.
Another unexpected role came during a strike of writers and reporters at NBC News — for two weeks, Rieger was pressed into duty as an on-air correspondent and host of a weekend political talk show. One exclusive story came through a source who knew then-Governor Ronald Reagan often got his hair cut at Paramount Studios, where Rieger interviewed the future president.
On to the Academy, Leaving a Legacy
Rieger's work at NBC included frequent involvement with the Television Academy and its Emmy Awards. Over the years, and with Rieger's urging, the Emmy Awards — from the nomination announcement to the presentation and other events throughout the year, plus the launch of emmy magazine, which Rieger founded — grew in stature among Hollywood's elite and the entertainment press. He also was intimately involved with the dispute — and ultimate 1977 split — between the organization's New York and Los Angeles chapters. The result was the East Coast-based National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences with rights to the Daytime, Documentary, News and Sports Emmy Awards, and the West Coast-based Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which retained rights to the Primetime Emmy Awards.
Rieger became the first president elected after the formation of the new Television Academy, a two-year stint, but his years of service to the Academy left an enduring impact. Two of the many achievements for which he was most proud were the Student Awards and the growth of the internship program. As a PR professional, he also was always quick to cite the growth in media coverage of the Emmy Awards. In addition, as the founding publisher of emmy magazine, he set the editorial direction and created a publication that served its members, the industry and interested television viewers and continues to do so today.
On to the Olympics, and ESPN
In the fall of 1979, Rieger was again recruited to new employment — as director of public relations for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, working for Peter Ueberroth. At NBC, Rieger had had some Olympic involvement, and saw the L.A. Games as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It was a move he would ultimately regret. Less than a year later, he handed Ueberroth his resignation.
At that point in his career, Rieger wanted to be his own boss as a public relations consultant. Within weeks, another old contact from NBC, Chet Simmons, who had run the sports division, called Rieger, having heard he was seeking clients. In 1979, Simmons had surprised the sports-media world by leaving NBC to lead a fledgling, ill-funded organization with the far-fetched idea of a 24-hour-a-day cable television sports network. It was ESPN.
Although Rieger had many clients, his relationship with ESPN and its communications department was special to both sides, and continued to his final days. Through his reputation and relationships, Rieger lent instant credibility to ESPN among the media. His sage counsel, boundless willingness to provide assistance at West Coast events — from the Television Critics Association meetings in Los Angeles to the various America's Cup events in San Diego — and encouragement were invaluable, leaving a lasting impression on all with whom he worked.
Along the way, he was also brought back into the fold at emmy magazine, out of need, as editor. Although it was intended as a stopgap position, Rieger served in the role until 1994. His desire to keep busy in later years also included lending his guidance to San Diego State University's film department and, of course, walking his and Debbie's various dogs over the years, including their Champion Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier.
Rieger died March 5, 2014, in Oceanside, California. He was 95.
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The Syd Cassyd Founder's Award - 1994
Hank Rieger, as Honoree
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Thalmini – plemię pluskwiaków z podrzędu różnoskrzydłych, rodziny Dinidoridae i podrodziny Dinidorinae.

Pluskwiaki dużych rozmiarów, przysadzistej budowy, o opływowym zarysie ciała. Wierzch ciała jest gładki, pozbawiony guzków. Głowa ma na bokach kile. Czteroczłonowa kłujka jest krótka i w spoczynku dochodzi co najwyżej do bioder tylnej pary odnóży. Przedplecze pozbawione jest kolców, ząbków i paranotów. Trójkątna w zarysie tarczka pozbawiona jest wcisków w kątach przednio-bocznych. Stopy zbudowane są z dwóch członów. Odwłok ma przetchlinki drugiego segmentu zasłonięte przez metapleury lub odkryte.

Takson ten wprowadzony został w 1987 roku przez P.S.S. Durai. Obejmuje 5 opisanych gatunków, sklasyfikowanych w 3 rodzajach:

 Folengus Distant, 1914
 Thalma Walker, 1868
 Urusa Walker, 1868

Przypisy

Dinidoridae

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Indian Wells: Nick Kyrgios stunned in opening match by Philipp Kohlschreiber
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After the defeat, Nick Kyrgios praised his German opponent Philipp Kohlschreiber-- describing him as ''an incredible competitor''. Kyrgios said that he didn't play his best tennis today.
Nick Kyrgios (File photo) | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspAP
Indian Wells: Australian Nick Kyrgios, coming off a scintillating run to the ATP title in Acapulco, lost his opening match at the ATP Indian Wells Masters to German Philipp Kohlschreiber.
A break of serve in each set was enough to give Kohlschreiber, ranked 39th in the world a 6-4, 6-4 victory over 33rd-ranked Kyrgios.
Kyrgios had captured his first ATP title in more than a year when he lifted the Mexico Open trophy, beating three top-10 players along the way in world number two Rafael Nadal, No. 9 John Isner of the United States and, in the final, third-ranked German Alexander Zverev.
Kyrgios's title run in Mexico wasn't without controversy, with Nadal praising the mercurial Aussie's talent while also charging he "lacks respect for the public, the opponent and for himself."
Kyrgios shrugged off those comments and said Saturday he'd put the good and bad of Acapulco behind him.
"Honestly, I'm over that now," Kyrgios said, adding that he was mentally ready for his Indian Wells opener but just didn't play well.
"I was feeling good. I had, like, five days to kind of find my feet in practice and stuff," he said. "I didn't really have a problem getting up. I just didn't play well today."
Some of that, he said, was down to Kohlschreiber.
"He's an incredible competitor," Kyrgios said. "He knows how to win tennis matches. I didn't play my best tennis today, but on certain points where I maybe had a little sniff or a little chance to get into the match ... he came up with a really good shot to break me in the first set.
"He had an unbelievable backhand cross pass, and we played a really long point ... Just a tough match."
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Ross Creek
Ross Creek is a rural locality 12 km south-west of Ballarat. It was named after Charles Ross, who took up a pastoral run in 1841.
Ross Creek is situated between the former gold fields of Ballarat and Woady Yaloak/Smythesdale, but was not itself a mining area. It was well forested, and a source of timber for mining engines and for supporting underground shafts.
During the 1860s farm allotments were taken up at Ross Creek, and in 1865 a Welsh Congregational church and a school were opened. There were also small Anglican and Bible Christian churches. No hotel or general store was built, and the school, church and a library (c1878) were the district's meeting places. Ross Creek was described in 1903 in the Australian handbook:
In 1915 the school was rebuilt and the old building was made a public hall. By then the library had ceased. Farm holdings decreased in number as they were consolidated, but in the 1970s-80s Ross Creek had grown with several subdivisions for rural/residential living. A general store was opened in 1989. The Welsh church building is a derelict hay store, but the recreation reserve and the school are well attended.
Ross Creek's census populations have been:
Ross Creek 1891 196
Ross Creek and environs 2011 960
Joan E. Hunt, Forest and field: a history of Ross Creek 1840-1990, Jim Crow Press, 1990
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Ross Creek general store, 2002


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