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Fraudsters exploit interest in Libra digital currency
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Small toy figures are seen on representations of virtual currency in front of the Libra logo in this illustration picture on June 21, 2019. (REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo)
San Francisco - Fraudsters are out to cash in on interest in Facebook-backed digital currency Libra, hawking bogus buying opportunities at online venues including the social network itself.
Libra is to launch next year, overseen by an association based in Europe, but as with other hot topics it has been seized on by nefarious characters intent on tricking people with false accounts, pages, and information.
Fake Libra opportunities or offerings have popped up on Facebook's main social network and its image-centric online community Instagram, according to a report Monday in the Washington Post.
A number of Libra-themed deceptive accounts were removed from the Facebook platform after the California-based company was alerted by the Post, according to the publication.
Some of the fake accounts used the official Facebook logo and photos of chief executive Mark Zuckerberg.
"Facebook removes ads and Pages that violate our policies when we become aware of them, and we are constantly working to improve detection of scams on our platforms," the internet titan said in response to an AFP inquiry.
The Libra Association was reported to be working with Facebook to get deceptive pages about the currency deleted.
Criminals routinely seize on hot topics to try to dupe people online, from natural disasters and major tragedies to celebrity news.
A buylibracoins.com website accessible Monday offered a fake chance to buy the digital currency, encouraging potential victims to share contact details of friends in a referral program.
Fraudsters were said to be setting also hunting for victims at other online venues such as Twitter and YouTube.
The rise of fake Libra offerings comes as Facebook tries to dispel worries and build trust in what it hopes will be a global currency that gives life-changing financial tools to people around the world.
G7 finance ministers and central bankers last week dealt a blow to Facebook's planned new cryptocurrency Libra, issuing a barrage of warnings about its dangers for the global economy at a two-day meeting outside Paris.
Facebook in June unveiled its plans for Libra in an announcement greeted with concern by governments and critics of the social network behemoth, whose reputation has already been tarnished by its role in spreading fake information and extremist videos.
Ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) major global economies "agreed that projects such as Libra may affect monetary sovereignty and the functioning of the international monetary system," France, the current G7 chair, said in a statement.
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Americans are quietly assembling the powerhouse soccer league Europe fears
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Capitalism keeps creeping into the soccer picture.
Business of Sport
By Tim Fernholz
Published August 4, 2016 This article is more than 2 years old.
More than 80,000 paying fans turned up in New Jersey last night to witness a match between European soccer giants Bayern Munich and Real Madrid—not even a competitive match, simply a pre-season exercise.
Yet many attendees payed $150 or more for the privilege, because players on the pitch included global stars like James Rodriguez and Xabi Alonso. The fans enjoyed a tight match that went 1-0 to Madrid.
It was broadcast in 160 countries, part of a tournament called the International Champion Cup that essentially monetizes pre-season play of the best professional soccer teams in the world, the same way the US National Football League puts its own slate of warm-ups on TV. Since the best professional teams in Europe all play in different leagues, however, it took a third party to make it happen.
Like many American soccer projects, the young US-based ICC was first seen as kind of a joke. Pre-season tours of the United States have long been a tradition of Europe's high-flying clubs, a chance for brand-building, but were mostly sleepy occasions where teams of young up-and-comers faced off with local American squads.
Charlie Stillitano, an American soccer promoter who began his career managing stadiums during the 1994 World Cup, and his partners at Relevent Sports saw opportunity in the growing US interest in soccer, the commensurate interest in the US market from European teams, and the internet-driven need for more live content on TV networks. In 2013, just eight teams from England, Italy, Spain and the US played in the US in what was derisively referred to as the first "Charlie Stillitano Cup."
This year, 17 teams, including the champions of England, Germany, Italy and France, played in ICC games in the United States, Europe, China and Australia. Despite logistical problems in China, where bad weather sent planes and pitches awry, the "tournament" has been a success, offering entertainment at a time of year when US sports networks are often a loss for content, putting butts in seats—and for the teams, offering global exposure and high-quality training before the real season begins.
The idea of creating a global "super league" is a common sports bar argument. It's often opposed by football purists who celebrate the local traditions of each national league. Yet the lucre such a league might command is a compelling argument on its own, at least to team owners and marketers. And the ICC is a demonstration that the minimum viable product works.
Stillitano says that the ICC brings in more than $100 million in revenue during its twelve-day run, and now they are looking for ways to make it a sustainable, year-round business. That includes wedging more matches into other breaks in the soccer season, and using venues in countries like Brazil and Dubai, even creating a "post-season" tourney.
But there are darker suspicions. At a March meeting with executives with top European leagues, Stillitano reportedly discussed the possibility of restructuring the Champion's League into something bigger, saying that "teams could easily represent Tokyo, Beijing and New York to take on the big European and South American clubs in a World Super League." Such musings led one UK reporter to characterize him as "a modern-day Gordon Gekko who talks a good game but has no understanding of what makes this one great."
Stillitano demurred on such ideas in an interview with Quartz, merely pointing out that the demand for global soccer still, somehow, appears to exceed its supply.


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The media's authoritarianism and WikiLeaks
The willingness of leading media outlets to amplify clear falsehoods highlights their true allegiances
December 10, 2010 7:43PM (UTC)
(updated below - Update II - Update III)
After I highlighted the multiple factual inaccuracies in Time's WikiLeaks article yesterday (see Update V) -- and then had an email exchange with its author, Michael Lindenberger -- the magazine has now appended to the article what it is calling a "correction." In reality, the "correction" is nothing of the sort; it is instead a monument to the corrupted premise at the heart of American journalism.
Initially, note that Time has refused to correct its blatantly false claim that WikiLeaks has published "thousands of classified State Department cables" and posted "thousands of secret diplomatic cables" when, in reality, they've posted only 1,269 of the more than 250,000 cables they possess: less than 1/2 of 1 %. It's true that they provided roughly 251,000 cables to five newspapers, but they have only "posted" and "published" roughly 1,200 of them. Time just decided to leave that statement standing even knowing it is factually false.
More significant is the "correction" itself. It applies to Time's clearly false claim of "a distinction between WikiLeaks' indiscriminate posting of the cables . . . and the more careful vetting evidenced by The New York Times." That is false because WikiLeaks' release of cables had not been "indiscriminate" in any sense of the word. As this AP article documents -- and as a casual review of its site independently proves -- WikiLeaks has done very little other than publish the specific cables that have been first released by newspapers around the world, including with the redactions applied by those papers.
So did Time correct its false statement by acknowledging its unquestionable falsity and pointing to the evidence disproving it? Of course not. Instead, they merely noted this at the bottom of the article: "Correction: The story has been amended to reflect the fact that Assange rejects claims that WikiLeaks has 'indiscriminately' dumped documents on its site." They also added to the body of the article a sentence noting that "claims that Assange has simply dumped the documents without reviewing them, much like a traditional editor would, have been disputed" because "Assange himself told TIME that each diplomatic cable his site has published has been vetted by his own team or by the editors of newspapers with whom he has shared the documents."
In other words, the most Time is willing to do -- when forced by public complaints -- is note that "some" people (i.e., Assange) "dispute" the Government's accusatory claims of "indiscriminate" document dumping, ones uncritically amplified by Time and countless other media outlets. The most they're willing to do now is convert it into a "they-said/he-said" dispute. But what they won't do -- under any circumstances -- is state clearly that the Government's accusations are false, even where, as here, they unquestionably are. Anticipating that this would be the "correction" they issued, I even emailed Lindenberger before it was posted and wrote:
One thing, while I have you - the appropriate correction needed is **not** a he-said-/he-said formulation ("we said 'indiscriminate,' but Assange denies this").
That WikiLeaks has (with a handful of exceptions) published ONLY what other newspapers first published is a VERIFIABLE FACT. AP reported it, and all you have to do is look on its website to see that virtually all the cables published were ones first published by the five partner newspapers.
To say "some say 'indiscriminate' while Assange denies this" as a correction is misleading. As a journalist, you should tell your readers the verifiable FACT: that virtually all of the cables published thus far by [WikiLeaks] were first published by these newspapers.
What was vital here was to have Time state clearly that the claim of "indiscriminate" dumping of cables is factually false -- not merely that Assange disputes it. That could then be used to quash this lie each time it appears in other venues. Of course, all of that fell on deaf ears, because my demand required that Time do exactly that which establishment media outlets, by definition, will rarely do: state clearly when the facts contradict -- negate -- claims by those in political power, especially when the target of the false claims is a demonized outsider-of-Washington faction like WikiLeaks.
The same exact thing happened when Time was finally forced in 2007 to issue a "correction" to Joe Klein's factually false statement (which he was told by GOP Rep. Pete Hoekstra) that the Democrats' FISA bill "would give terrorists the same legal protections as Americans." Rather than admit what was 100% clear -- that Klein's statement was categorically false -- Time instead merely noted in its "correction" that "Republicans believe it can be interpreted that way, but Democrats don't."
That was Time's "correction" to a factually false statement -- some say yes and some say no: who are we to say which is true? we're just "journalists" -- and that's what they just did again in the WikiLeaks case (by contrast, The Chicago Tribune, which had run Klein's original Time story, issued a clear correction: "A Time magazine essay by Joe Klein that was excerpted on the editorial page Wednesday incorrectly stated that the House Democratic version of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act would require a court approval of individual foreign surveillance targets. It does not" -- that's what a genuine correction looks like).
The reason this matters so much is because this falsehood is at the center of both the propaganda war against WikiLeaks and the efforts to criminally prosecute it by claiming it is not engaged in journalism. Almost every radio and television show I've done over the last ten days concerning WikiLeaks -- and most media accounts I read -- have featured someone, somewhere, touting this lie, usually without contradiction: that WikiLeaks has indiscriminately dumped thousands of cables, whereas newspapers have only selectively published some.
As I wrote yesterday, WikiLeaks has every right to publish more cables than these newspapers decide to publish, and even to publish all of them -- if it does that, that won't change the legal issues one iota -- but since they haven't done that, media outlets have a responsibility not only to refrain from saying they have, but to state clearly that those who make this claim are spouting falsehoods. That's what "journalism" is supposed to be: stating what the facts are for one's readers and viewers. Time's "correction" explicitly refuses to do that (though the magazine's response is at least mildly better than the gross irresponsibility of The New Republic, which published at least two columns promoting this falsehood -- one by James Rubin and the other by Todd Gitlin -- and then did nothing other than publish a piece by Gitlin days later which devotes a couple of paragraphs to insisting he bears no responsibility whatsoever for his factually false statements and then the rest of the piece to attacking me for pointing them out).
Beyond the need to destroy this pervasive zombie lie about WikiLeaks' conduct in the diplomatic cables disclosure, the broader point here is crucial: the media's willingness to repeat this lie over and over underscores its standard servile role in serving government interests and uncritically spreading government claims. NYU journalism professor Jay Rosen has an excellent analysis today documenting how, in the wake of 9/11, they dropped all pretenses of checking those in political power and instead began explicitly proclaiming -- as The New York Times' chief stenographer and partner-of-Judy-Miller, Michael Gordon, suggested -- that "capturing the dominant view within the government was the job [of journalists], even if that view was wrong." As Rosen writes, "our press has never come to terms with the ways in which it got itself on the wrong side of secrecy as the national security state swelled in size after September 11th," and thus: "To understand Julian Assange and the weird reactions to him in the American press we need to tell a story that starts with Judy Miller and ends with Wikileaks."
That's why this cannot-be-killed lie about WikiLeaks' "indiscriminate" dumping of cables has so consumed me. It's not because it would change much if they had done or end up doing that -- it wouldn't -- but because it just so powerfully proves how mindlessly subservient the American establishment media is: willing to repeat over and over completely false claims as long as it pleases the right people -- the same people to whom they claim they are "adversarial watchdogs." It's when they engage in such clear-cut, deliberate propagandizing that their true function -- their real identity -- is thrown into such stark relief.
Just to underscore this point a bit further, consider this remarkable (and remarkably good) Editorial from The Guardian yesterday, which not only vehemently defends WikiLeaks, but -- extraordinarily -- also justifies the "denial of service" attacks from anonymous individuals around the world aimed at various companies serving the Government's war on WikiLeaks by depriving them of all services (MasterCard, Amazon, Paypal, etc.):
These companies all considered that their association with WikiLeaks damaged their brand image, a reflection prompted in some cases by a helpful call from the US state department. In essence they are trying to have it both ways: pretending in their marketing that they are free spirits and enablers of the cyber world, but only living up to that image as long as they don't upset anyone really important. . . . .
The hacktivists of Anonymous may be accused of many things – such as immaturity or being run by a herd instinct. But theirs is the cyber equivalent of non-violent action or civil disobedience. It disrupts rather than damages. In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users. . . .
In times when big business and governments attempt to monitor and control everything, there is a need as never before for an internet that remains a free and universal form of communication. WikiLeaks' chief crime has been to speak truth to power. What is at stake is nothing less than the freedom of the internet. All the rest is a sideshow distracting attention from the real battle that is being fought. We should all keep focus on the true target.
The damage caused by the "denial of service" attacks on these companies has been trivial. Even a CNN article today -- which absurdly asks in its headline: "Is WikiLeaks engaged in 'cyber war'?" -- quotes Bruce Schneier comparing "the pro-WikiLeaks attacks on MasterCard and Visa to a bunch of protesters standing in front of an office building, refusing to let workers in. It's annoying, but it didn't shut down the operation." It was basically an act of civil disobedience -- aimed at protesting the collusive role these corporations played in trying to punish WikiLeaks despite no finding of wrongdoing -- which caused virtually no real damage.
Despite all that, it is impossible to conceive of any establishment media outlet in the U.S. uttering a peep of support for what those protesters did. The immediate consensus in the American political and media class was that these activists were engaged in pure, unmitigated destruction -- even evil -- and should be severely punished. That's because the greatest sin in our political culture is doing anything other than meekly submitting even to assertions of lawless and thuggish government and corporate power. If the Government and the largest corporations collaborate to lawlessly destroy WikiLeaks for the crime of engaging in threatening journalism, then you simply write polite letters to Congress or complain on your blog; what you don't do under any circumstances is resist or fight back using even symbolic gestures of disobedience. That's the authoritarian mentality pervading -- defining -- not only the establishment media but (as a result) much of the citizenry.
Just contrast the angry denunciations over these activists' simplistic, relatively innocuous denial of service attacks, with the apathy toward (or even support for) the far more sophisticated and damaging "cyber attacks" launched at WikiLeaks, which resulted in their permanent removal from any recognizable URL (and now can only be found through some impossible-to-remember numerical address; added: they are also now at wikileaks.ch). Whoever was responsible for those attacks aimed at WikiLeaks -- even if it were a government agency -- is acting every bit as lawlessly as the adolescent (though well-intentioned) activists responsible for shutting down MasterCard's website for a few hours. But it is only the latter transgressions that trigger any real anger.
Identically, note how few object to the fact that the DOJ is investigating the pro-WikiLeaks attacks, but not -- of course -- the ones directed at WikiLeaks. That's because we collectively believe -- with the establishment media leading the way -- that the most powerful authorities have the unfettered right to do whatever they want to anyone who is sufficiently demonized as Bad, while the worst sin is to do anything outside of approved (i.e., impotent) means to protest establishment power and authority, no matter how destructive and criminal the ends are to which that power and authority is being applied.
This is the same mentality that expresses such self-righteous outrage over the mere prospect that disclosures of the truth by WikiLeaks might hypothetically one day lead to the death of a single innocent person, while barely uttering any real anger over the massive numbers of innocents actually being killed right now by the U.S. Government. And it's the same mentality that purports to acknowledge the massive secrecy abuses, deceit and pervasive crimes of the U.S. Government, while demanding that one of the very few people who apparently risked something to do anything meaningful to stop all of that -- Bradley Manning -- be severely punished, or that Julian Assange be punished. This is authoritarianism in its classic form -- an instinctively servile loyalty to power even when it is acting corruptly, lawlessly and destructively -- and it finds its purest and most vigorous expression in those who most loudly claim devotion to checking it: our intrepid adversarial journalists.
UPDATE: For a slightly different but related service the establishment media dutifully provides to the Government, see this excellent Marcy Wheeler post from today, entitled: "Hatfill and Wen Ho Lee and Plame and al-Awlaki and Assange."
UPDATE II: CNN today spewed pure, absurd fear-mongering against WikiLeaks; Assange really is their new Saddam Hussein and WikiLeaks their new WMD. And just to underscore the contrast between how media outlets around the world behave, the French newspaper Liberation -- a mainstream center-left publication -- announced today that it was creating a "mirror-WikiLeaks" site and hosting it on their paper's website (its mirror site is here). It is even possible to conceive of a mainstream American newspaper doing that?
UPDATE III: The New York Times has a new article which, in the first paragraph, takes note of these facts:
For many Europeans, Washington's fierce reaction to the flood of secret diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks displays imperial arrogance and hypocrisy, indicating a post-9/11 obsession with secrecy that contradicts American principles.
You don't say. Along those lines, former Bush OLC official Jack Goldsmith today said he agrees "with those who think Assange is being unduly vilified" and, further, is unable to see how WikiLeaks' conduct can be distinguished from either that of The New York Times (both in this leak and past ones), as well as "Bob Woodward, [who], with the obvious assistance of many top Obama administration officials, disclosed many details about top secret programs, code names, documents, meetings, and the like." He adds, with great understatement: "the U.S. government reaction to WikiLeaks is more than a little awkward for the State Department's Internet Freedom initiative."
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My Hero Academia Season 4 Anime Poster, Premiere Revealed
The official My Hero Academia anime website has unveiled the poster and the premiere month of the show's upcoming 4th season.
The poster features Mirio Togata/Lemillion and Izuku Midoriya/Deku along with the tagline, "I'll become your hero!" The upcoming season will continue the series' Internship Arc, in which Midoriya joins a talent agency headed by All Might's former sidekick, Sir Nighteye.
In addition, the series is confirmed for an October 2019 premiere and will air on YTV, NTV, and their affiliated stations. Lastly, the first three seasons of the series will have reruns starting on January 13, 2019 on the BS NTV channel. The reruns will happen every Sunday with one episode airing on January to March, and two episodes airing on April to September, just in time for Japanese fans to catch up before the 4th season premieres the following month.
[Source: Anime News Network]


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SA u18 international quadrangular series
16 Jul, 2012 beet 3
The South Africa Schools team or SA u18 team, whichever you prefer to call them, will take part in a international quadrangular series against England, France and a Welsh Development XV during August.…
Back to the grindstone for some KZN teams
16 Jul, 2012 beet 61
The third term is upon us. For Glenwood and Maritzburg College it's business as usual. …
Colts (u13-u18) Youth Club Rugby season starts
The Colts club rugby season gets underway with a few fixtures against inbound touring UK schools and clubs before the regular league season kicks off. Clubs participating in the league include Amabhubesi, Amanzimtoti, Ballito, Collegians, Crusaders, Pinetown, Harlequins, Newlands East Brumbies, Varsity College, Hillcrest and Queensburgh. There is also an under-6 to under-11 season that runs from April to June (during the 2nd school term) every year.…
KZN lose to EP at Craven Week on final day
KwaZulu-Natal Schools went down to Eastern Province in a nail-biter at Nelson Mandela Stadium. …
SA Schools u18 Trial Group 2012 (50 players)
Maritzburg College's Jesse Kriel, one of the star players of Craven Week 2012 along with the Kearsney College trio of Sandile Kubeka and the du Preez twins Daniel and Jean-Luc have all cracked the nod to be included in the SA Schools 50-player squad. …
U19 Currie Cup gets underway
The annual under-19 Currie Cup gets underway today. Seven teams compete over two rounds with the hopes of finishing in the top four and in that way earning a place in the semi-finals.…
KZN take on EP on Craven Week final day
KwaZulu-Natal will feature in the penultimate game of Craven Week 2012. Their opponents are Eastern Province who are unbeaten so far and should be worthy opposition, perhaps even slight favourites going into the game.…
KZN's Craven Week final hopes dashed by the Lions
Just a couple of days after tasting the good life, Kwazulu-Natal and their supporters had to experience the flip side of the Craven Week experience when the team was beaten 17-8 by the Golden Lions on Wednesday.…
KZN have a Craven Week date with the Lions
10 Jul, 2012 beet 121
Following their mesmerising 48-24 performance against a seemingly shell-shocked Free State, the KwaZulu-Natal under-18 schools team now has to turn their attentions the Lions. A much stronger pack of forwards and a flyhalf who prefers to seek out field position awaits the KZN boys.
SA court case to decide on dirty play in SBR
9 Jul, 2012 beet 2
On 11 September 2012 a significant case in sports law will be argued in the Supreme Court of Appeal involving an injury sustained in a schoolboy rugby match.…
Craven Week 2012 Fixtures : How Day 1 & 2 might turn out
8 Jul, 2012 beet 68
The tried and tested format at Craven Week is amongst other considerations and objectives to work towards two teams, one from the Day 1 group and the other from the Day 2 group, meeting in Saturday's unofficial final. This means that the main matches on days 3 and 4 have to more or less serve as semi-finals.…
Craven Week 2012 : Players to watch
Craven Week is about to kick off. Handre Pollard the Paarl Gim, Western Province under 18 and Junior World Championship winning flyhalf has certainly added considerable weight to the term "high-profile player" this SBR season.…
KZN U16 Grant Khomo Player Data
6 Jul, 2012 Pedantic 4
The KZN Under 16 squad had an excellent week at the Grant Khomo inter provincial tournament, winning 2 out of 3 games with the single loss being a nailbiter against a physical Eastern Cape side.…
KZN u18 Craven Week team player by player
KZN u16 Grant Khomo Match Day 3 Report
5 Jul, 2012 The Scout 11
It was a beautiful day in Johannesburg as teams made their way down to UJ Stadium for their last games of the Grant Khomo Week.…
Independent Schools Week 2012
The ISRF kicks off at Penryn School near Nelpruit today. Five Kwazulu-Natal schools are participating. They are Clifton (Durban), Hilton, Kearsney, Michaelhouse and Thomas More.…
Academy Week – Day 2 results
The KZN Country Districts continued to impress with another win, while the KZN team suffered a heavy defeat.…
It was a tough day for most teams as 8 out of 10 games had close scorelines. In all those games the difference was 5 points or less, in a couple of games the game was only won in the last 5 minutes. This should be good news for SA Rugby as this proves how strong SA Rugby is.…
Grant Khomo Week Day 2
Academy Week Day 2
Academy Week Day 1 results
Things didn't go according to plan for the KZN Academy team on Day 1 in Wellington. They went down 34-19 to South Western Districts, this after being just 14-15 behind at the halftime break. It seems like disciple was a major cause for concern with no fewer than three yellow cards being issued to KZN players during the match.…
2 Jul, 2012 The Scout 2
There wasn't much to talk about in the first half except the fact that the Pumas dominated every department and scored two unanswered tries. The only positive that KZN could take out of the first half was a long range penalty from Joubert who got it over from his own 10m line. Pumas led 14 – 3 at the break.…
u19s: Free State 13 Sharks 12
The Sharks under-19s traveled to Winterton, a little town sort of midway between Escourt and Ladysmith on the KZN map, for a Currie Cup warm-up match against the Free State on Saturday 30 June.…
Academy Week 2012
Wellington in the Boland is the venue for this year's provincial under-18 Academy Week running from 02-05 July. The match days are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, so it's quite congested and will be physically demanding on the players.…
Grant Khomo Week 2012
The Grant Khomo Week for under-16 provincial players starts at the University of Johannesburg on Monday 02 July 2012. The scheduling is very tight with each of the twenty teams playing three games over just four days.…
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Washington, DC– Voluntary industry guidelines designed to protect hundreds of millions of American consumers from cell phone "bill shock" will only work if the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is committed to holding the wireless industry accountable, according to the National Consumers League (NCL), the nation's pioneering consumer organization.
The new guidelines reflect many of the common-sense solutions that NCL and other consumer and public interest groups called for in comments at the FCC. In particular, we are encouraged that the new alerts will be provided free of charge and without the need for consumes to opt–in to receive the notifications. It remains to be seen how the new guidelines will be implemented and how consumers will be able to respond to the new notifications.
NCL's comments on "bill shock" are available here.
NCL's reply comments on "bill shock" are available here.


The campaign cut 79 critical characters from Trump's original 2017 tweet and moved up information detailing the date, time, "retweets" and "likes"
Kelli Ward has sent campaign mailers to voters ahead of this month's Republican U.S. Senate primary that included a misleadingly edited tweet from President Donald Trump, whose support in the election could prove crucial.
"Great to see that Dr. Kelli Ward is running," said thetruncated, year-old tweet on the Ward mailer that landed in mailboxes in the final stretch of the primary race for the U.S. Senate.
But the Ward campaign lopped off 79 critical characters from the president's original tweet from Aug. 17, 2017, and moved up information detailing the date, time, "retweets" and "likes."
The full tweet, sent when retiring incumbent U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., was still in the race, said: "Great to see that Dr. Kelli Ward is running against Flake Jeff Flake, who is WEAK on borders, crime and a non-factor in Senate. He's toxic!"
Two months after that tweet, Flake announced he would not seek re-election amid the unfavorable political headwinds of the Trump era.
A Ward spokesman defended the mailer and its altering of the president's tweet and said the editing was not disingenuous.
"The message of the tweet remains the same: President Trump is happy to see Dr. Kelli Ward running against candidates who are weak on illegal immigration, for open borders, and have a history of criticizing his personal decisions and public decisions before and after he was elected," spokesman Zachery Henry said, a reference to Ward's primary opponent, U.S. Rep. Martha McSally of Tucson.
A spokeswoman for McSally's campaign declined to comment about the mailer.
Trump has not endorsed any candidate in the Republican primary, but his influence looms large.On Monday, Trump praised McSally as "terrific" at a bill signing event at Fort Drum in New York.
In TV ads, radio ads, mailers, stump speeches and town halls, the Republican candidates are tethering themselves to his policies and politics and, at times, adopting his combative style.
Ward has been trying to land the president's endorsement since the earliest days of her campaign. The National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman, meanwhile, asked the president during a recent phone call to endorse McSally in the race, fearing that Ward could win the GOP primary but lose the general election, according to a report by Politico.
Joe Arpaio, the former Maricopa County sheriff, has said he has not asked for Trump's endorsement, keeping with his style to never ask people to support him.
Arpaio, who had not seen Ward's mailer until he was contacted by the newspaper, weighed in Tuesday.
"That's not being fair," he said of the edited Trump tweet.
The president's tweet is featured over a photo of Ward wearing a doctors coat, and a photo of herself standing alongside Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
When the picture was taken — in December 2017 — Trump specifically asked that the photo not be shared, according to a White House official who witnessed the brief exchange but was not authorized to speak publicly about it.
Subsequently, a person familiar with the operations of Trump's campaign said in a written statement that the president likes all of the candidates.
"President Trump has not endorsed anyone in the GOP Senate primary in Arizona and any photos or other general expressions of support shouldn't be read as such," the person wrote in a statement to The Republic in late July. That person had no immediate comment on Tuesday about Ward's new mailer.
Ward's spokesman said Tuesday that the campaign had not heard from the White House or Trump's campaign about its use of the photo.
The mailer landed in Liz Dreckman's mailbox a couple of days ago.
It sent the Tempe Republican to investigate online to see if Trump finally had thrown his support to Ward. Dreckman declined to say whom she intends to vote for, adding that she is considering Ward.
But she's no fan of deceptive political advertising, she said.
"It seems like people on both sides are taking things out of context to serve their own purposes and it's kind of an abuse of the public trust," she said. "You can't take a sentence that someone says and take it out of context to twist what its meaning is."
Deceptive advertising can cost candidates votes, particularly with undecided voters. In such a hotly contested race, every vote matters.
"Those undecideds are looking for someone they can trust," said Bert Coleman, Republican political consultant who is not representing any of the GOP candidates. "They're looking for reasons to vote for someone and they're also looking for reasons to not vote for someone. She can be close to Trump without ... doctoring up tweets."
The Republican nominee faces the winner of the Democratic primary. That race pits Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, a three-term congresswoman, against progressive activist and attorney Deedra Abboud.
The well-funded Sinema is widely expected to win her party's nomination.


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import React, { Component } from 'react';
import zaryaImg from '../img/zarya-square.png';
import dvaImg from '../img/dva.png';
import reinhardtImg from '../img/reinhardt.png';
import orisaImg from '../img/orisa.png';
import roadhogImg from '../img/roadhog.png';
import winstonImg from '../img/winston.png';
import anaImg from '../img/ana.png';
import mercyImg from '../img/mercy.png';
import lucioImg from '../img/lucio.png';
import zenyattaImg from '../img/zenyatta.png';
import symmetraImg from '../img/symmetra.png';
import genjiImg from '../img/genji.png';
import tracerImg from '../img/tracer.png';
import pharahImg from '../img/pharah.png';
import mccreeImg from '../img/mccree.png';
import soldier76Img from '../img/soldier76.png';
import reaperImg from '../img/reaper.png';
import doomfistImg from '../img/doomfist.png';
import sombraImg from '../img/sombra.png';
import meiImg from '../img/mei.png';
import junkratImg from '../img/junkrat.png';
import torbjornImg from '../img/torbjorn.png';
import hanzoImg from '../img/hanzo.png';
import widowmakerImg from '../img/widowmaker.png';
import bastionImg from '../img/bastion.png';
import '../App.css';
import {
  Link,
} from 'react-router-dom'

class HomePage extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      message: null,
      fetching: true
    };
  }

  render() {
    return (

Curating contents on your favorite Overatch Heroes

Check it out:

            <Link className="active" to="/tanks">
Tank
</Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/zarya"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/dva"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/reinhardt"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/orisa"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/roadhog"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/tanks/winston"></Link>

            <Link className="active" to="/supports">
Support
</Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/supports/ana"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/supports/mercy"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/supports/lucio"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/supports/zenyatta"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/supports/symmetra"></Link>

            <Link className="active" to="/offenses">
Offense
</Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/genji"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/mccree"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/soldier76"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/reaper"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/tracer"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/pharah"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/sombra"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/offenses/doomfist"></Link>

            <Link className="active" to="/defenses">
Defense
</Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/bastion"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/junkrat"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/widowmaker"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/hanzo"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/mei"></Link>
            <Link className="active" to="/defenses/torbjorn"></Link>

    );
  }
}

export default HomePage;

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An Interactive Group Activity (IGA) is one of several data collection strategies used during the action research phase of the Connecting Curriculum, Connecting Learning project (2010–2011) focusing on arts-based curriculum integration.
The present article concentrates on the IGA tool as a means of uncovering children's meaning making following an extended period of learning.
Of particular note is the use of an arts pedagogical device to introduce the IGA to children, a device that frames the purpose of the task.
In effect, the IGA acts as a group assessment device underlining the socially mediated nature of children's learning.
This paper describes how the IGA tool evolved, gives its form and structure, argues for its affordances and suggests possibilities for its wider use.


Tidewater Virginians have long relied on the water for sustenance. Narrators recount how their cooking has roots in Native settlements along marshes and rivers, seventeenth-century English occupation at Jamestown, lively nineteenth-century trade up the bay to Baltimore, and twentieth-century beach and yacht club tourism.
A short film about Mac's 1 Stop gas station in Birmingham, Alabama. The film premiered at the 2019 Winter Symposium in Birmingham.


Claiming not to be a Metroidvania type game but a classic title that pays homage to Amiga action adventure games, comes the title Exile's End. The 2D action game is set to come out later this month for PS4 and PS Vita.
You might remember Exile's End on PC via Steam. Publisher Marvelous and developer Magnetic Realms launched their 2D action adventure game for Steam back on August 31, 2015. In addition to the game's Steam launch, the game currently holds a rating of Mostly Positive.
Most of the negative reviews for the game list that Exile's End has some parts that feel unfinished, and level designs that aren't anything to write home about. They also note that the game's music can get a little annoying while playing through the campaign, but I think that depends on your taste of music and how much tolerance you have for a genre.
Although the above issues are currently relegated to the PC version of Exile's End, publisher XSEED Games announced that they will bring the game over to both PS4 and PS Vita on October 25th, which will sport a price tag of $9.99. I'm not sure how much will change (like the music and so on) when the game is ported over to other platforms, but we'll see how fans will receive the game when it drops for PS4 and PS Vita later this month.
XSEED Games also noted that they will later release information regarding a WII U version of Exile's End, but that is said to come much later. For more information on the game you can head on over to Steam or exilesend.com.


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Q: Driver for new Canon ink-tank printers? I would be tempted by the potential economy of the new Canon ink-tank printers, particularly the Pixma G5050.
But as far as I can see, there are no Linux drivers available on any of the usual Canon sites (Europe, USA, Asia...).
I can't find any reference to it on any of the CUPS sites I have tried...
Does that mean no way to use these printers with Ubuntu?
Thanks for any confirmation (or preferably for a solution!).

A:
there are no Linux drivers available

yes there are
canon-europe.com > support > drivers > pixma g5050 > linux 64 bit
IJ Printer Driver Ver. 5.90 for Linux, Release date: 10 September 2019
PPD file is cnijfilter2-source-5.90-1/ppd/canong5000.ppd
in CUPS the driver is Canon G5000 series
in arch-linux the driver package is cnijfilter2
the driver fails to remove temporary files after use
as workaround i use
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# remove canon printer temp files older than x minutes
# run this script as root
minutes=5
# temp_path: folder with the cnij* temporary files
temp_path=/var/tmp # arch linux
#temp_path=/var/tmp/*cups*/tmp # nixos linux
while true
do
  date
  find $temp_path -maxdepth 1 -name 'cnij*' -mmin +${minutes} \
    -exec rm -v '{}' \;
  sleep ${minutes}m
done

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text:
@interface ECContactListCell ()
@property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UIImageView *headImageView;
@property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet UILabel *showNameLabel;
@property (strong, nonatomic) UIView *lineView;

@end

@implementation ECContactListCell

- (void)awakeFromNib {
    // Initialization code
    [self.headImageView radius:self.headImageView.width/2 color:nil border:0];
    self.lineView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, self.bottom - 0.3, self.width, 0.3)];
    self.lineView.backgroundColor= ECCELL_LINE;
    [self addSubview:self.lineView];
}

- (void)layoutSubviews{
    [super layoutSubviews];
}

- (void)setSelected:(BOOL)selected animated:(BOOL)animated {
    [super setSelected:selected animated:animated];
}

-(void)setContactModel:(ECContactModel *)contactModel{
    _contactModel = contactModel;
    [self.headImageView sd_setImageWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:_contactModel.headImagePath]
                          placeholderImage:_contactModel.placeholderImage?
     _contactModel.placeholderImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"chatListCellHead"]];
    self.showNameLabel.text = _contactModel.showName;
}

@end


Computer users are often faced with the dilemma of a missing run command window in the Windows XP start menu and need to restore the run command to it's usual place. This is also a common problem in Windows Vista as the run command has to be added to the start menu manually as it is not there by default. Here is a tutorial explaining how to add a run command window shortcut to the Vista Start menu. This is a basic tutorial and the details are also included below.
The run command window is very important as it lets you type commands in to execute programs and change settings. For example to edit your registry or to get to a dos command window the run window comes in very handy.
There are several reasons why the run command window could be missing from the start menu. Two top causes can be that your computer has had a virus or someone has accessed your computer and changed settings in the Local group policy.
If you get an error message saying "This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator" this means that someone has tampered with your computer settings and disabled the run box access.
1. Right click your mouse on the start menu icon.
2. A menu will appear. Choose properties from the menu.
3. Go to the start menu tab.
4. Click on the customize button. For Windows Seven skip the next step and go to step 6.
5. Then click on advanced.
6. Now browse for run command and make sure there is a tick in the box next to it.
Another way to bring back the run box window?
Warning: playing with the registry can cause your computer to fail.
Explorer. See how to search the Windows registry to find what you want quickly.
If you know of any other ways to restore the Run Command Window to the start menu please let us know by commenting below.


DAYTONA BEACH -- Jimmy Huger's memory reaches back far enough to recall the Daytona Beach that had homes west of the railroad tracks with outdoor toilets, local government officials with only white skin and a Peabody Auditorium that didn't let black people walk through its doors.
Huger has spent most of his 97 years turning those kinds of realities into bad memories, and later this week he'll be honored with a three-day celebration of his accomplishments.
Dubbed The Legacy Celebration, Huger's college fraternity has planned a weekend full of events that will include a golf tournament, a church worship service and an oceanside hotel dinner with live music and dancing.
The Beta Delta Lambda chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity is holding the events both to honor Huger and to try to raise $30,000 for college scholarships in his name for local high school seniors.
"That's really been a passion for my dad, getting young people to go to college," said 54-year-old John Huger, who's helping to organize The Legacy Celebration.
After becoming a sergeant major in the Marines during World War II, the elder Huger's years at Bethune-Cookman University, West Virginia State College and the University of Michigan catapulted him to a professional career that included nearly 20 years as Daytona Beach's director of community development, a life of annihilating racial barriers and service for so many organizations that it takes two pages of the resume he still keeps to list all of them.
Huger is probably best known as the first black to serve on the Daytona Beach City Commission and the Volusia County Council. He's also known for pushing to integrate a city golf course and the Peabody, and finding a spot in the circle of people who worked with Martin Luther King Jr. to fight for civil rights in the 1950s and 1960s.
Huger and King were both members of Alpha Phi Alpha, and when Huger was the fraternity's general secretary he signed King's membership card. Huger remembers first meeting King when he spoke at a fraternity meeting in the early 1950s.
During an interview one afternoon last week, Huger proudly showed a picture of himself with King in 1956, when the fraternity was giving King a check to help him continue his work. Huger got to know King well enough to convince him to visit Daytona Beach.
In 1967, the year before King was assassinated, Huger got to know Larry Kelly, who was Daytona Beach's mayor from 1974 to 1993. The two have become good friends, as have their sons, and have worked together in local organizations such as The Arc of Volusia, which provides services and programs for Volusia County residents with developmental disabilities.
"Not only did he give good political leadership, he did so much in the nonprofit area," Kelly said. "There's people who serve in politics, but they don't cover the bases like he did. He did things in the community."
Huger still helps out some local organizations, religiously goes to a fitness center at Halifax Health Medical Center three times per week, still drives and regularly eats at the clubhouse restaurant of the golf course he helped integrate.
As the weekend for Huger to be honored approaches, he said it's difficult to articulate what it means to him.
"It's hard to put into words," Huger said. "You go along in life and do things you have to do without the thought you'll be rewarded. God has blessed me to be able to do the things I've been able to do, and to help the people I have helped."
Huger doesn't take all the credit for what he's accomplished over the past century.
"There's an unknown being who guides all of us," he said looking skyward, "and we have nothing to do with it."


about what we see in the media to make this world more tolerant of the differences between races, sexes, and religions. Prejudice effects everyone. It has improved since the Holocaust, when the Nazis controlled Europe, but still exists. Preserving the memory of the Holocaust not only supports Jewish education but shows what tragedy and destruction can come out of prejudice. Simply to survive the prejudice of the Holocaust is a victory of the human spirit.


This is a super busy Saturday for me and I need to make sure that things are organized so I won't forget anything!
I work with an event planner and I was supposed to help with an event this morning but that was cancelled.
I also give driving lessons to my friend on Saturdays depending on my schedule. Since that event was cancelled, I was able to do the driving lesson with her. She was super happy because it's been a while since we've had a lesson due to my busy schedule!
Right now I'm on my way to Pennsylvania, about 2 hours away from NYC. My uncle (in-law) is having BBQ at his home so that's going to be a lot of fun with games, food, drinks, and fun! It's always a good time when I spend time with my family!
My cousin (in-law) is having her birthday celebration at a nightclub back in NYC so after the BBQ, hubby and I are heading back home to get ready for that outing!
For the event, we're supposed to wear all white and I'm one of those people who don't own a lot of white clothing lol. I hate wearing white because I get so paranoid about getting it dirty! You should've seen me yesterday! I was literally searching all over to find an all white outfit and didn't really have that much luck!
I did find a white bodysuit so I'll probably pair it with something that's not white LOL! So we'll see what happens!
Doesn't sound as if any one else is busy as you! You've got the whole world beat. Well, except your husband cause he's got to keep up with you! Hahaha!


Our Handbook for the 2018-19 season is now available for download online.
The Handbook provides useful information on a variety of subjects such as Membership Rules, County Cup Rules, Safeguarding Children Regulations, and Disciplinary Procedures and so on.
Hard copies of the handbook are no longer produced, a copy of the e-handbook, with individuals' addresses and contact details included (password protected), has been emailed to the relevant stakeholders.


To Find a Reliable Auto Mechanic in Olympia Ask These Questions!
I have used Kohout Automotive for my vehicles for over 30 years. They are very knowledgeable and honest. My vehicle is always fixed correctly the first time. Their employees are friendly and helpful.
Sometimes its not about price, or the prettiest waiting room. Sometimes for the few auto places the work they do stands out above facia that make look awesome, but leads to a promise never fulfilled. Id estimate Ive been a Kahout's customer for probably 10-12 years. They've taken care of our CRV, both Frontier pickups, our F250, and the newest HRV. I take our vehicles here even under warranty because its the repair that matters most to me, not vacuuming my floor or spraying new car smell. All this is fine, but if you're back in a month with the same problem its a hard sell for me. Kahout's is local, reliable, convenient timely, and professional. This leads me back again and again. Strongly recommended especially if, like me, you like to take your vehicles to the people who know what they're doing. Kahout's is my choice, the first time and every time.
Excellent auto repair and wheel alignment service. They've been doing it for a long, long time - and it shows. Real pros!
Copyright © 2019 Kohout's Automotive & Alignment Center All Rights Reserved.


Karnataka bus strike hits city life without BMTC, KSRTC buses.
As Karnataka is beset with transport strike for over three days with no signs of relief, many schools have decided to go ahead and open on Thursday. Even the deputy commissioners who issue holiday have decided to let schools open and see the situation.
To begin with many Bangalore schools with their own private bus service have decided to pick up students, while those which depend on BMTC-chartered buses to bring and drop students will have to make alternative arrangements or leave it to students and parents to make their own arrangements.
The Karnataka government has, meanwhile, prepared the ground to invoke Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) under which it is obligatory for striking employees to resume service or face disciplinary action, including dismissal from the service.
The indefinite strike called by employees of KSTRC and BMTC, NEKRTC and NWKRTC causes about Rs.17 crore daily. Government is likely to accede demand for a hike of up to 12.5%.
In a unique experiment, students of Shri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain University were provided classes online via Twitter on Monday and Tuesday, making use of Periscope, the live video broadcast app by Twitter.
The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has increased the frequency of trains to every 5 minutes, instead of 15 minutes.
"The strike should be an eye-opener to those in the government and bureaucracy for the need to finish the Metro project as early as possible, to lessen the dependency on city buses," said a woman employee.


text:
"use strict";

const _ = require("iotdb-helpers");

const assert = require("assert");

const AWS = require("aws-sdk");

const util = require("./util");

/**
 *  Requires: self.dynamodb_client, self.table_name
 *  Acepts: self.pager, self.query_limit
 *  Produces: self.json, self.jsons, self.cursor
 */
const all = (_self, done) => {
    const self = _.d.clone.shallow(_self);
    const method = "dynamodb.all";

    assert.ok(self.dynamodb_client, `${method}: self.dynamodb is required`);
    assert.ok(_.is.String(self.table_name), `${method}: self.table_name must be a String`);
    assert.ok(_.is.String(self.pager) || _.is.Nullish(self.pager), `${method}: self.pager must be a String or Nullish`);
    assert.ok(_.is.Integer(self.query_limit) || _.is.Nullish(self.query_limit), `${method}: self.query_limit must be an Integer or Nullish`);

    const initd = {
        TableName: self.table_name,
        Limit: self.query_limit ? self.query_limit : null,
    };

    if (self.pager) {
        initd.ExclusiveStartKey = _.id.unpack(self.pager)
    }

    self.dynamodb_client.scan(initd, (error, data) => {
        if (error) {
            return done(error);
        }

        self.jsons = []
        self.json = null;

        if (data.Items) {
            self.jsons = data.Items;

            if (self.jsons.length) {
                self.json = self.jsons[0];
            }
        }

        self.cursor = null;

        if (self.query_limit) {
            self.cursor = {
                current: self.pager || null,
                next: null,

                is_first: self.pager ? true : false,
                is_last: null,
                has_next: null,
            }

            if (data.LastEvaluatedKey) {
                self.cursor.next = _.id.pack(data.LastEvaluatedKey);
                self.cursor.has_next = true;
            } else {
                self.cursor.next = null;
                self.cursor.is_last = true;
            }
        }

        self.aws_result = data;

        done(null, self);
    })
}

/**
 *  API
 */
exports.all = _.promise.denodeify(all);


New Family Violence Intervention Program Rules are effective Jan. 1, 2019. The Rules update the certification process for Programs and create certification for Facilitators.
If you need to talk because you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship, call Georgia's 24 hour hotline at 1-800-33-HAVEN (1-800-334-2836) V/TTY (se habla español) or the National hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233).
All Certified Facilitators are required to attend the Commission-provided FVIP Rules Training before their next recertification.
This training has been approved by the Georgia Commission on Family Violence for 6 FVIP hours.
Sign up for Regular Updates from GCFV!


text:
ECrown 0.8.2 BETA
====================

Copyright (c) 2009-2013 ECrown Developers

Distributed under the [MIT/X11 software license](http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php).
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the [OpenSSL Toolkit](http://www.openssl.org/). This product includes
cryptographic software written by Eric Young ([eay@cryptsoft.com](mailto:eay@cryptsoft.com)), and UPnP software written by Thomas Bernard.

Intro
---------------------
ECrown is a free open source peer-to-peer electronic cash system that is
completely decentralized, without the need for a central server or trusted
parties.  Users hold the crypto keys to their own money and transact directly
with each other, with the help of a P2P network to check for double-spending.

Setup
---------------------
[ECrown-Qt](http://ecrown.org/en/download) is the original ECrown client and it builds the backbone of the network. However, it downloads and stores the entire history of ECrown transactions; depending on the speed of your computer and network connection, the synchronization process can take anywhere from a few hours to a day or more.

### Unix

You need the Qt4 run-time libraries to run ECrown-Qt. On Debian or Ubuntu:

	sudo apt-get install libqtgui4

Unpack the files into a directory and run:

- bin/32/ecrown-qt (GUI, 32-bit)
- bin/32/ecrownd (headless, 32-bit)
- bin/64/ecrown-qt (GUI, 64-bit)
- bin/64/ecrownd (headless, 64-bit)

### Windows

Unpack the files into a directory and run ecrown-qt.exe.

### Need Help?

* See the documentation at the [ECrown Wiki](https://en.ecrown.it/wiki/Main_Page)
for help and more information.
* Ask for help on [#ecrown](http://webchat.freenode.net?channels=ecrown) on Freenode. If you don't have an IRC client use [webchat here](http://webchat.freenode.net?channels=ecrown).
* Ask for help on the [ECrownTalk](https://ecrowntalk.org/) forums.

Building
---------------------
- [ECrown-Qt Readme](readme-qt.md)
- [OSX Build Notes](build-osx.md)
- [Unix Build Notes](build-unix.md)
- [Windows Build Notes](build-msw.md)

Development
---------------------
- [Coding Guidelines](coding.md)
- [Multiwallet Qt Development](multiwallet-qt.md)
- [Release Notes](release-notes.md)
- [Release Process](release-process.md)
- [Source Code Documentation (External Link)](https://dev.visucore.com/ecrown/doxygen/)
- [Translation Process](translation_process.md)
- [Unit Tests](unit-tests.md)

Other Pages
---------------------
- [Assets Attribution](assets-attribution.md)
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Maud Worcester Makemson (Center Harbor, Nou Hampshire, 16 de setembre de 1891 - Weatherford, Texas, 25 de desembre de 1977) fou una especialista en arqueoastronomia. Va dirigir l'Observatori Vassar College durant el període 1936-1957, càrrec en el qual va succeir Caroline Furness. Es va interessar pel coneixement astronòmic no occidental, tema sobre el qual va escriure una sèrie de monografies, i va col·laborar també amb Robert M. L. Baker Jr.. A més, va treballar en selenografia i va desenvolupar un sistema perquè els astronautes situessin amb precisió la seva posició sobre la Lluna.Durant els seus 86 anys de vida va aconseguir amb èxit la transició de mestressa de casa a professora d'astronomia i posteriorment a consultora per a la NASA.Durant una època, fou professora d'astronomia de Vera Rubin, astrònoma estatunidenca pionera en el mesurament de la rotació de les estrelles dins d'una galàxia.

Biografia
Va néixer amb el nom de Maud Lavon Worcester el 1891 a Center Harbor, New Hampshire. Era filla d'Ira Eugene i Fannie Malvina (Davisson com a cognom de soltera) Worcester. Va estudiar els clàssics a la Boston Girls Latin School, on es graduà el 1908, i posteriorment al Radcliffe College. Es va familiaritzar amb el llatí, grec, francès, alemany, castellà, italià, japonès i xinès. Després de passar un any a Radcliffe, va començar una etapa en la qual es va dedicar a ensenyar en una escola rural d'una sola aula a Sharon, Connecticut.

El 1911, es va mudar amb la seva família a un ranxo a Pasadena, Califòrnia, on va conèixer el granger Thomas Emmet Makemson, amb qui es va casar el 1912, amb qui posteriorment es traslladaria a Arizona. En els primers anys de matrimoni, la parella va tenir una filla (Lavon, nascuda el 1913) i dos fills (Donald, nascut el 1915 i Harris, nascut el 1917). Es va aventurar en una carrera com a escriptora, i va treballar com a periodista a Bisbee el 1918, al mateix temps que el seu marit s'unia al Cos de Marines dels Estats Units. En aquest any, va publicar dues obres originals. El 1919, ella i Thomas es van divorciar.

El seu interès per l'astronomia, i el canvi en la seva vida, va sorgir el 1921, quan Maud va presenciar una rara exhibició d'aurores a Arizona, la qual cosa la portaria a començar els seus estudis d'astronomia.

Va tornar a Califòrnia i va ensenyar A l'escola mentre feia cursos de correspondència i classes d'estiu per obtenir l'admissió a la Universitat de Califòrnia. Va obtenir el títol de batxiller per l'UCLA el 1925, seguit d'un doctorat per la Universitat de Califòrnia a Berkeley el 1930.

De 1930 a 1931 va treballar com a instructora d'astronomia a la Universitat de Califòrnia, i de 1931 a 1932 va estar ensenyant matemàtiques i astronomia al Rollins College, a Winter Park, Florida. Posteriorment, entraria a la facultat del Vassar College com a professora assistent d'astronomia, i més endavant es convertiria en presidenta del departament d'astronomia i directora de l'observatori. Va romandre un quart de segle al Vassar College i fou la primera persona membre de la facultat d'astronomia que no havia estat estudiant de Maria Mitchell.

Fou directora de l'observatori de centre des de 1936, presidenta del departament d'astronomia des de 1941 i professora titular des de 1944. Es va retirar el 1957.

En jubilar-se com a professora, va tornar a Califòrnia, i va ensenyar astronomia i astrodinàmica a l'UCLA i el 1960 va ser coautora, amb Robert M. Baker, del llibre "Introducció a l'astrodinàmica". La col·laboració amb Baker va portar a Maud (ja professora, periodista, astrònoma, directora d'observatori i antropòloga) a una altra carrera més: investigació espacial amb els Laboratoris d'Investigació Aplicada de Dinàmica General a Fort Worth, Texas. Com a consultora del programa d'exploració lunar de la NASA, Maud va ajudar a resoldre un problema crític per als astronautes, publicat a la revista internacional "The Moon", amb el nom de "Determinació de posicions selenogràfiques" el 1971. Era un mètode aproximat per determinar la latitud i longitud selenogràfiques a partir de les altituds de les estrelles observades des de la superfície de la Lluna. Una troballa la necessitat pràctica de la qual semblava remota, però que amb el temps es va convertir en un factor essencial en cada estudi selenodètic.

A Vassar, Maud va manifestar un gran compromís amb el seu alumnat. Van calcular les òrbites d'una dotzena de planetes menors, un dels quals rebé el nom de "Vassar" i un altre "Maria Mitchell". Una de les seves alumnes, Vera Rubin, àmpliament reconeguda com la formuladora del concepte de matèria fosca, la recordava com "una mestra molt minuciosa, que exigia un treball d'alta qualitat a canvi. Podia ser molt franca si el treball no estava a l'altura dels seus estàndards". A més, Vera Rubin reconeixia que Mauda realitzava un gran esforç per conèixer al seu alumnat, amb una sèrie de reunions en el seu departament durant tot l'any, en les que els jocs de paraules i els jocs de números jugaven un paper destacat. En una ocasió va portar Vera i un company d'habitació al circ.

Makemson va morir el dia de Nadal del 1977, a Weatherford, Texas. El seu fill Donald E. Worcester (que va utilitzar el cognom original de la seva mare) va ser un autor i professor d'història a la Texas Christian University.

Makmeson fou membre de lAmerican Astronomical Society, lAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) i lAmerican Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO). També fou membre de lAmerican Association of University Professors (AAUP) i de les Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).

Principals contribucions
El 1935 va abordar un dels misteris astronòmics existents mentre era a Hawaii. Segons la llegenda local, en 1736, la nit en què va néixer el rei Kamehameha I de Hawai, una nova i misteriosa estrella, més tard coneguda com a Kokoiki, va escombrar el cel. Maud, treballant a partir dels relats precisos transcrits de fonts no escrites i contradient la llegenda just quan els hawaians preparaven el bicentenari de l'esdeveniment, va concloure que l'estrella era, en realitat, el cometa de Halley, que hauria estat visible exactament des de la ubicació anotada l'1 de desembre de 1758. La Societat Històrica de Hawaii va publicar "La llegenda de Kokoiki i l'aniversari de Kamehameha i" de Worcester en el seu informe anual de 1935, tot i que la data de naixement del rei segueix sense resoldre's.

Durant els anys 1941-1942, Maud va realitzar una beca Guggenheim per a l'estudi de l'astronomia maia. Les taules astronòmiques dels maies van ser publicades en 1943 per la Carnegie Institution for Science de Washington DC. La seva publicació "The Maya Correlation Problem", de 1946, va demostrar la correlació entre l'antic calendari maia els calendaris julià i gregorià. El 1948, va seguir el tema a la Universitat de Florida i a la Universitat de Califòrnia. Amb "El llibre del sacerdot Jaguar", de 1951, va presentar la seva controvertida traducció del "Llibre de Chilam Balam de Tizimín" del , un dels únics registres supervivents de la vila itza de la península de Yucatán, Juntament amb una discussió dels descobriments de l'astronomia i la mitologia maia.

El 1954 va publicar un article al "Journal of Bible and Religion" anomemant "Astronomy in Primitive Religion",
en el qual estenia la seva especulació sobre el poder de l'astronomia primitiva en la creença antiga. En aquest treball, explica una història d'un passat llunyà quan la religió incloïa l'adoració dels cossos celestes, amb evidències a la Xina, Mesopotàmia, l'antiga Roma, Grècia i Egipte. Maud es va basar en el treball de l'arqueòleg pioner francès Marcel Baudouin en analitzar un mapa de les estrelles de l'Ossa Major i de la constel·lació del Bover, inclosos en un amulet d'eriçó de mar fossilitzat, que data de l'edat de pedra del nord d'Europa. Maud afirmava que la representació de l'Ossa Major a l'amulet era notable per dues raons: primer perquè les posicions relatives de les estrelles apunten a una antiguitat molt gran per a l'amulet; i segon, perquè el gravador s'havia esforçat per indicar la diferència en la brillantor de les estrelles, en variar la mida de les cavitats.

Maud va ajudar a resoldre un problema crític per als astronautes, publicat a la revista internacional "The Moon" amb el nom de "Determinació de posicions selenogràfiques", el 1971. L'esfera estel·lar lunar, amb un gir imperceptible, proporciona un sistema de referència sempre disponible i que mai no es fa fosc per les pertorbacions atmosfèriques o per la llum solar difusa. Però els astronautes de lApollo van informar que, en estar sobre la superfície de la Lluna no podien veure les estrelles, excepte amb una mica d'ajuda òptica. La solució que va plantejar Maud al problema (en 1964-1965) es va convertir en una forma perquè els astronautes determinessin les seves posicions a la Lluna quan no podien fer servir la ràdio o radar. Podien introduir les coordenades de tres o més estrelles en un ordinador i un programa convertiria les coordenades geocèntriques o centrades en la Terra en un mapa selenocèntric o basat en la Lluna.

Publicacions
Va escriure monografies sobre el coneixement astronòmic no occidental:

 "The Morning Star Rises: An Account of Polynesian Astronomy" el 1941
 "The Astronomical Tables of the Maya" el 1943
 "The Maya Correlation Problem" el 1946,
 "The Book of the Jaguar Priest" el 1951 (una traducció d'un text de segle XVI).

En col·laboració amb el físic Robert ML Baker, Jr. va escriure la monografia "Introduction to Astrodynamics" (1960).

Referències

Astrònoms estatunidencs
Alumnes de la Universitat de Califòrnia a Berkeley
Alumnes del Radcliffe College
Persones de Nou Hampshire

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ESP of 319 series with bypass system was successfully installed in a well with casing OD 7", oil field Copa B3, Colombia in November 2012.
Equipment is designed upon specified requirements of Colombian customer – company Petromagdalena (Pacific Stratus). Besides the main function of equipment (oil production by means of electric centrifugal pump) the customer requested an access to space below the ESP in order to activate/de-activate packer system with a special fishing tool. Equipment design developed by our company complies with customer's requirements. It allowed to successfully conduct all required operations with packer system and perform well logging for determination of fluid-movement profile in this well.


Our toddler rooms are a bustle of independent activity as toddlers struggle "to do it by myself". They need thoughtful teachers who are close by and who encourage this new phase of development. They are learning new skills and changing each day. We support their fine and gross motor coordination, taking care of their belongings and themselves, and most importantly being a friend and making friends. Your child's social and emotional development and health is our top priority and an integral part of our curriculum.
What do we do with toddlers all day?
We engage them in conversations; we listen; we share our feelings; we jump and dance; we play outside; we explore water, sand, and other sensory materials. We read stories and sing songs every day. We follow their emerging interests in the classroom environment and offer appropriate materials and activities: puzzles, building, doll play, and painting are some favorites. We provide opportunities for them to explore and express their emotions in a classroom which is loving, safe, understanding and consistent. And we offer a hug whenever it is needed.


"You light my fire, let this Lamborghini light your fire, baby." So said Pastor John Gray when he gave his wife a Lamborghini Urus last Sunday—a gesture that sparked some criticism of his spending habits, the Houston Chronicle reports. But Gray, an associate pastor at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church in Greenville, SC, is defending the $200,000 buy.