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"Wonder Woman 1984" confirms new release date
"Wonder Woman 1984" has been moved from its June 2020 release date.
25 Mar – A couple of days ago, Warner Bros. debunked rumours of "Wonder Woman 1984" making its premiere on digital platforms instead of in cinemas but did not reveal if it was still releasing this June.
The studio has finally confirmed that the movie will be postponed, according to its statement to Variety.
The highly anticipated sequel has been moved from its 5 June slot and will now open in North American cinemas on 14 August 2020.
"When we greenlit 'Wonder Woman 1984,' it was with every intention to be viewed on the big screen," said Toby Emmerich, Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman, when announcing the new date.
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Prior to landing the June 2020 slot, the "Wonder Woman" sequel was originally slated to open in cinemas last December, before being moved forward a month to November. It's remained on its June release date until now.
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ASU psychology professor honored with Outstanding Doctoral Mentor Award
In his human development theory, the late psychoanalyst Erik Erikson called the seventh of eight life stages the generativity phase, a term he coined to describe the drive to impact society and future generations. For Linda Luecken, a professor in the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University, it's also the way she sees her role as a mentor.
Since joining ASU in 2000, Luecken has ushered more than 15 doctoral students through the clinical program. Last year, those mentorship responsibilities expanded to faculty when she joined the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Since 2000, professor Linda Luecken has mentored over 15 researchers working through rigorous doctoral tracks in ASU's Department of Psychology. Download Full Image
"Linda Luecken has extensive clinical research experience to help students navigate their own doctoral tracks, and the energy she brings to that role has been a vital guiding force for students at the graduate level for almost 20 years," said Patrick Kenney, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. "We were particularly proud to welcome her into a similar mentorship position as associate dean of faculty for our college."
This January, Luecken will be honored with an Outstanding Doctoral Mentor Award from the ASU Graduate College Mentoring Network. She was nominated last November by four students currently working toward doctorates in her Health and Coping lab.
"We have all had really positive experiences under Linda's mentorship," said Jennifer Somers, a doctoral student in her fourth year. "So we were all very much on the same page about her nomination."
Located in the Department of Psychology, research in Luecken's Health and Coping lab examines how developmental, cultural and cognitive factors impact the mental and physical health of children and families. Luecken's mainstay project, Las Nuevas Madres, follows 322 low-income, Mexican-American women recruited during their pregnancies from neonatal clinics across Maricopa County in 2008. She and fellow investigators, Department of Psychology Foundation Professors Nancy Gonzales and Keith Crnic and, most recently, Associate Professor of psychology Marisol Perez, have spent over a decade examining biological and environmental factors in both mother and child spanning obesity, postpartum depression and behavioral health.
The expansive project has garnered over $10 million in grants from the National Institutes for Health and published 19 research papers since its inception. Over a dozen graduate students and hundreds of undergraduate research assistants have gained valuable research experience on the project.
That was the case with Somers, who conducted a study last year looking at how certain biological traits affect babies' reactions to postpartum depression symptoms in their mothers.
"In parenting, we sometimes talk about leading from behind, and that also kind of describes Linda's mentorship style," Somers said. "I was able to craft a niche for myself, while still being scaffolded by her experience."
Las Madres Nuevas is unique not only for its longevity, but also because of the community it focuses on. As Luecken explains, low-income and ethnic-minority women are disproportionately affected by postpartum depression, but the reasons are understudied. Mariam Hanna Ibrahim is a fifth-year doctoral candidate whose dissertation focuses on Middle Eastern and North African communities, a similarly underrepresented group. She says Luecken's commitment to filling those research gaps has inspired her to do the same.
"As a minority student, the goal of working in an academic-medical institution at times seemed unreachable," she said. "Dr. Luecken's consistent support and encouragement has made it a feasible goal."
The clinical psychology doctoral program is a highly competitive track. Students typically spend five-to-six years completing lab and course work before entering clinical internships. Faculty mentorships last throughout that time and often, far beyond. From current researchers to lab alumni, mentees consistently praised the individualized attention Luecken gives to students, both professionally and personally.
"Linda is a mentor who absolutely cares about my development as both a clinical psychologist and also as a person," said Sarah Curci, a second-year graduate student and Luecken's latest mentee. "She has done a great job of knowing when to help guide me and when to let me figure things out on my own."
Luecken says the work, like anything else, is a learning process.
"Mentoring is one of the things I love about the job," she said. "But it's about investing time into thinking through what each student is looking for, and matching what they bring to the table with what you can offer."
Jenna Gress-Smith arrived as a doctoral student when the Las Madres Nuevas project was in its infancy in 2007. She says Luecken helped her juggle two pregnancies during the seven years she spent at ASU. Now leading research, treating patients and managing a staff of psychologists as acting chief of health psychology at the VA Hospital in Phoenix, she still draws on Luecken's lessons.
"There are so many nuances to being a woman in leadership that I haven't really experienced before," she said. "I benefited both from Linda's mentorship itself and by watching her manage funding, navigate difficult project elements and bring together a range of different perspectives for Las Madres Nuevas."
The benefits are reciprocal. Luecken says graduate students invigorate research by bringing fresh perspectives to long-running studies.
"Sometimes you get the best ideas from people who are most naive about an area, because they aren't restricted by what they've already been taught about it," she said. "The mentoring, the teaching and the research — it's all intimately connected."
With many fields still dominated by men, Luecken says graduate tracks in science often seem unwelcoming to female students. She sees part of her job as helping women see how they can fit in and contribute to the field.
"If you don't see your mentor as a strong role model, you're probably not going to stay in academia, and we risk losing so many women scientists that way," she said. "I think a large part of the mentor's role is to show them that this is a great career for women."
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What does black achieve with 1.d4 c6?
I have faced 1...c6 as a reply to my 1.d4 quite a few times recently, and this makes me wonder why people play this as oppose to 1...d5.
In addition to playing the Slav with 2.c4, I have an option of playing the Caro-Kann with 2.e4, so I have an extra option and black has nothing in return that I can see.
1...c6 happens at top level, but fairly rarely (9th most popular response, behind 1...Nc6 according to lichess database).
Why do some players choose this move order?
opening caro-kann slav-defense
AkavallAkavall
Of course you must be ready to play the Caro-Kann if you answer 1. d4 with 1. ... c6. But that is a sound opening - so why not, if you already play it against 1. e4? You will probably be better prepared for the Caro-Kann than your opponent, who after all started with 1. d4. If I was a d4 player, I surely would play 2. c4, hoping to enter the Slav. In that case, blacks most popular choice is 1. d5, but other moves are also possible. Black might play for a setup with d6, g6, Bg7, with or without Nf6.
There is also the interesting Malinoise defence, 1. d4 c6 2. c4 b5!?, which has been played by GM Rogers from Australia and IM Jadoul from Belgium. This should at least be a nice surprise weapon.
Playing 1. ... c6 might also be an idea against London system players, e.g. 1. d4 c6 2. Nf3 Qc7!? has been played a few times - not the best of course, but at least it is a nasty surprise for any white player who planned 3. Bf4. Might be worth a try against certain opponents (especially among London system players, there are some who don't know how to play without their beloved Bf4) The accelerated London system 1. d4 c6 2. Bf4 could be answered with 2. ... Qb6!?, when white has to decide whether or not to sacrifice the pawn on b2.
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You're right that players who choose 1...c6 must be fine with the Caro-Kann, which is one reason why it's not that popular. However, there are some people who are fine with the Caro-Kann, and so the move gets played occasionally. In the case of 2.c4, there aren't many benefits I can see for Black. He has the option of playing a la King's Indian with ...Nf6, ...d6, etc, but it wasn't necessary to start with 1...c6 to do this.
There may be some minor benefits to 1...c6, but they're not obvious to me. This is why the move isn't played often.
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+1 It would certainly limit Black's options on the King's Indian since c6 might be rendered useless in lines that white tries to avoid d5, or at least postpone it, and just leave him with less space. For the record, other than the one answer I took issue with, I think your answers are excellent, and I upvoted a lot of them while getting that electorate gold badge recently.
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@PhishMaster Yes, playing ...c6 is optional in most lines and could be played later. After thinking about what you said for that question, I can see your side of things more clearly. Two answers getting to the same general point(s) don't do much to help the community (if the explanations are also similar), though I can assure you I'd never copy someone else's work.
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No problem... ancient history already. Still, I think you also explain well, and have an excellent understanding, and it shows.
@PhishMaster Same to you, your answers have done a lot to benefit the SE chess community.
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I would add one little thing to Inertial Ignorance's answer: The reason it is so unpopular is probably that the Caro seems more passive than the Slav, and I say this as a long-time Caro player. E4 openings, being more open games, give white more chance to pressure black is what I mean. Still why let your opponent dictate what line you will play when you can be the one to choose?
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That's a good point - even if you played both, you'd have to prefer playing the Caro at least as much as the Slav to give White the option of 2.e4. And if White plays 2.c4, it's not like you gain anything really.
Right, otherwise you are also heading into an area that you do not have so much experience, which would not make sense.
..c6 may be appealing to folks looking for a single response to d4, e4, Nf3, etc. But I don't think it works as a universal system as caro and slav usually lead to different structures.
– Michael West
At low/medium level
Convenience.
At sub-master level, most people don't have a broad opening repertoire, they will always play one specific defense against 1. e4 and one against 1. d4. Most of them will also try to reduce the amount of theory to learn.
Some will pick both the Caro-Kann and the Slav as these two defenses for some transpositional synergy. Then the idea behind 1...c6 is that if you always play that move anyways, either on move 1 or move 2, you might as well always play it at move 1, since you are fine with either 2. c4 or 2. e4. By not occupying d5, you are actually in a way daring White to play one of these moves - instead of some weird Queen's Pawn system that you are not as comfortable with.
At top level
To throw off your opponent.
At GM level, giving away your intentions to play only very specific openings can be seen as close to a mistake - you allow your opponent to freely choose the opening they have prepared better, which on average will probably not help you. But it's a strong psychological message: "I am confident I can beat you anyways", which can work in its own completely different ways. Sometimes, people like Carlsen even open their game with strange things as 1. Na3 and still win - 1...c6 can be seen as something between this and a "normal" opening.
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Fritz Käser (* 9. April 1921) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballspieler und -trainer. Der Torhüter absolvierte von 1945 bis 1957 bei seinem Verein 1. FC Schweinfurt 05 in der damals erstklassigen Fußball-Oberliga Süd 278 Ligaspiele.

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Der vormalige Torhüter vom VfR Schweinfurt 07 schloss sich nach Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs zur Debütsaison der Oberliga Süd, 1945/46, dem Lokalrivalen FC Schweinfurt 05 an. Die Nullfünfer aus der unterfränkischen Industriestadt belegten den siebten Rang. Käser spielte an der Seite der damaligen Leistungsträger Andreas Kupfer, Albin Kitzinger, Jakob Lotz, Paul Gorski, Karl und Molli Kupfer. Auch der spätere Rekordspieler der Nullfünfer, Ludwig Merz, gehörte ab der Startrunde der Oberliga Süd, zu den Mannschaftskameraden von Fritz Käser. In der zweiten Oberligasaison, 1946/47, kam auch noch Ex-Nationalspieler Robert Bernard vom VfR zum FC.

Die Abwehr entwickelte sich über Jahre zum Glanzstück des FC 05. Im damaligen WM-System waren in erster Linie der Torhüter, das Verteidigerpaar und die Läuferreihe für die Defensivarbeit verantwortlich. Käser war ein sachlich agierender Torhüter mit gutem Stellungsspiel und der Gabe, die Abwehr organisieren zu können. Das Mittel der Taktik, gehörte zu seinem Torwartspiel.

In den Anfangsjahren der Oberliga Süd gehörte das Defensivspiel der Schweinfurter zum Besten der Liga. Im Debütjahr stellten die Nullfünfer die drittbeste, 1947 die zweitbeste, 1948 die viertbeste und 1950 gemeinsam mit dem FSV Frankfurt die Abwehr mit den wenigsten Gegentoren. Auch in der Erfolgsrunde 1954/55 als Schweinfurt den dritten Rang belegte, waren die erhaltenen 44 Gegentore die drittwenigsten der Liga. Bekam Schweinfurt über Gebühr Gegentore, war die Platzierung dementsprechend: in der Saison 1951/52 waren es 56 Gegentore und die Nullfünfer standen auf dem 14. Platz; im letzten Jahr als Aktiver, 1956/57, erzielten die Gegner gegen die Schweinfurter Defensive 68 Tore und der FC beschloss die Runde auf dem 12. Rang.

Der 35-jährige Torhüter absolvierte in der Hinrunde 1956/57 nochmals 13 Spiele und beendete seine Spieleraktivität in der Oberliga Süd mit dem mit 0:4 verlorenen Heimspiel am 9. Dezember 1956 gegen den Karlsruher SC. Der KSC-Angriff mit Oswald Traub, Kurt Sommerlatt, Antoine Kohn (vierfacher Torschütze), Heinz Beck und Bernhard Termath war an diesem Tag von Käser und den Mitstreitern von Abwehrchef Ludwig Merz, nicht zu stoppen. Nach Ende der Hinrunde belegte Schweinfurt mit 9:21 Punkten den 15. Platz. In der Rückrunde stand Willi Geyer im Tor. Der dritte Torhüter, Ernst Scheurer, kam am Schlusstag, den 19. Mai 1957, beim Auswärtsspiel in Karlsruhe zu seinem einzigen Rundeneinsatz. Die Elf vom Wildparkstadion setzte sich mit 8:1 durch.

Nach zwölf Runden in der erstklassigen Oberliga Süd beendete Fritz Käser nach der Runde 1956/57 mit 278 Ligaeinsätzen für Schweinfurt 05 seine Spielerlaufbahn. Es schloss sich nahtlos der Übergang in den Trainerjob an, er übernahm das Training bei den Nullfünfern zur Saison 1957/58.

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In der Oberliga Süd trainierte Käser von 1957 bis 1960 und im letzten Jahr der alten erstklassigen Oberliga, 1962/63, sowie in den ersten zwei Jahren der neuen Fußball-Regionalliga Süd – 1963/64 und 1964/65 – den FC Schweinfurt 05.

In seiner ersten Trainersaison stand ihm der Spielerkader der Vorsaison, wo er noch selbst Spieler war, zur Verfügung. Die beiden ungarischen Neuzugänge Sandor Turi und Istvan Nemeth spielten im Verlauf der Runde keine Rolle. Käser entschied sich in der Torhüterfrage auf Ernst Scheurer und startete seine Trainerlaufbahn am 11. August 1957 mit einem 3:2-Heimsieg gegen den VfB Stuttgart. Lediglich mit Rechtsaußen Turi hatte er zuvor nicht noch selbst in der Oberliga Süd zusammen gespielt. Am Rundenende belegte er mit seiner Mannschaft mit 51:48 Toren den achten Rang. In den folgenden zwei Runden wurde der Spielerkader finanziell wie auch sportlich nur im bescheidensten Rahmen ergänzt. Aus den eigenen Reihen machten Torhüter Günter Bernard und Mittelstürmer Rolf Schweighöfer die ersten Gehversuche in der Oberliga Süd. Im letzten Jahr des alten erstklassigen Oberligasystems, 1962/63, erreichte Käser mit Schweinfurt den elften Rang. Jetzt waren auch noch Rolf Kupfer der Sohn von Vereinslegende Andreas Kupfer, Gert Brunnhuber, Helmut Kraus und Günther Masurek im Team.

Die ersten zwei Runden in der damals zweitklassigen Regionalliga Süd, 1963 bis 1965, setzte Käser seine Arbeit als Trainer bei Schweinfurt 05 fort, ehe er sich aus dem Vertragsfußball zurückzog.

Im Bund Deutscher Fußball-Lehrer (BDFL) war Käser von 1972 bis 1978 Vorsitzender der Verbandsgruppe Süd.

Literatur
 Hardy Grüne, Lorenz Knieriem: Enzyklopädie des deutschen Ligafußballs. Band 8: Spielerlexikon 1890–1963. Agon-Sportverlag, Kassel 2006, ISBN 3-89784-148-7.
 Werner Skrentny (Hrsg.): Als Morlock noch den Mondschein traf. Die Geschichte der Oberliga Süd 1945–1963. Klartext-Verlag, Essen 1993, ISBN 3-88474-055-5.
 Uwe Nuttelmann (Hrsg.): Der deutsche Ligafußball 1903–2010, Nuttelmann-Verlag, Jade 2010.

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One day, one of the parents (of a 10-year old client) mentioned about getting a new book-bag for the client because, "They carry so much weight that the last one ripped out and it cost more to repair it than to get a new one." I began to wonder about the connection of the book-bags and IBS.
As I questioned each of my young clients and their parents, I found that every one of them were carrying excessively heavy book bags which was an assault on their growing bodies. This theory was further supported when I spoke to Dr. Dave Lemons, a local chiropractor and associate, who told me he had been seeing young children as a result of the damage the heavy book bags were causing.
I called the Superintendent of Schools in Oxnard, CA. I asked her about the book-bags and was told that there had been so many complaints that they were now recommending pushcarts for the books and would be discontinuing the backpack type of book-bag. During the transition, I noticed a decline in the clients between 9-11 years old.
I now focused on finding out if all my clients had encountered any kind of Body Trauma just prior to the onset of IBS. In each case, this proved to be a valid concern.
Beverly, has three grown daughters who sent her to me after I worked with one of the daughters to reduce her weight. When she discovered that Hypnotherapy could help IBS, she got very excited and wanted me to help her mother.
These are just a few of the IBS case studies I have worked with. With each client, an obvious Body Trauma was present shortly before the onset of IBS symptoms charge! A Hypnotherapist is a great tour guide but he/she must have the client's cooperation for this to be successful.
Does stress cause IBS? Or, as Dr. Bunny Vreeland has found, does body trauma have a significant role in Irritable Bowel Syndrome?
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Supreme Court of Canada Affirms That State Cannot Undermine Duty of Loyalty to Client
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The Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") in Canada (Attorney General) v. Federation of Law Societies of Canada, 2015 SCC 7, has affirmed that some provisions of Canada's anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing duties unreasonably impedes the lawyer's duties to both keep their clients' confidences and to act with the commitment to serving and protecting their clients' legitimate interests. In doing so, the SCC has held that it should be recognized as a principle of fundamental justice that the state cannot impose duties on lawyers that undermine their duty of commitment to their clients' causes.
The SCC's decision contained the following key passages:
The duty of lawyers to avoid conflicting interests is at the heart of both the general legal framework defining the fiduciary duties of lawyers to their clients and of the ethical principles governing lawyers' professional conduct. This duty aims to avoid two types of risks of harm to clients: the risk of misuse of confidential information and the risk of impairment of the lawyer's representation of the client (see, e.g., Canadian National Railway Co. v. McKercher LLP, 2013 SCC 39, [2013] 2 S.C.R. 649, at para. 23).
The Court has recognized that aspects of these fiduciary and ethical duties have a constitutional dimension. I have already discussed at length one important example. The centrality to the administration of justice of preventing misuse of the client's confidential information, reflected in solicitor-client privilege, led the Court to conclude that the privilege required constitutional protection in the context of law office searches and seizures: see Lavallee. Solicitor-client privilege is "essential to the effective operation of the legal system": R. v. Gruenke, [1991] 3 S.C.R. 263, at p. 289. As Major J. put it in R. v. McClure, 2001 SCC 14, [2001] 1 S.C.R. 445, at para. 31: "The important relationship between a client and his or her lawyer stretches beyond the parties and is integral to the workings of the legal system itself" (emphasis added).
The question now is whether another central dimension of the solicitor-client relationship — the lawyer's duty of commitment to the client's cause — also requires some measure of constitutional protection against government intrusion. In my view it does, for many of the same reasons that support constitutional protection for solicitor-client privilege. "The law is a complex web of interests, relationships and rules. The integrity of the administration of justice depends upon the unique role of the solicitor who provides legal advice to clients within this complex system": McClure, at para. 2. These words, written in the context of solicitor-client privilege, are equally apt to describe the centrality to the administration of justice of the lawyer's duty of commitment to the client's cause. A client must be able to place "unrestricted and unbounded confidence" in his or her lawyer; that confidence which is at the core of the solicitor-client relationship is a part of the legal system itself, not merely ancillary to it: Smith v. Jones, [1999] 1 S.C.R. 455, at para. 45, citing with approval, Anderson v. Bank of British Columbia (1876), 2 Ch. D. 644 (C.A.); McClure. The lawyer's duty of commitment to the client's cause, along with the protection of the client's confidences, is central to the lawyer's role in the administration of justice.
We should, in my view, recognize as a principle of fundamental justice that the state cannot impose duties on lawyers that undermine their duty of commitment to their clients' causes. Subject to justification being established, it follows that the state cannot deprive someone of life, liberty or security of the person otherwise than in accordance with this principle.
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Sarkodie & Stonebwoy to Perform at the "Beale Street Music Festival 2020"
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Sarkodie and Stonebwoy are set to perform at the Beale Street Music Festival 2020 alongside Lil Wayne, Nelly, Lumineers, Weezer among others.
Recognized as one of America's premier heritage music festivals, the award-winning Beale Street Music Festival enters its 44th year in 2020. The kick-off event to the annual month-long Memphis in May Festival, the Beale Street Music Festival is held in picturesque Tom Lee Park, a river bluff park overlooking the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis, TN at the foot of historic Beale Street.
Past headliners include Dave Matthews Band, Post Malone, Cardi B, Kings of Leon, Ed Sheeran, The Black Keys, The Killers, Logic, G-Eazy, Tyler the Creator, Shinedown, Neil Young, David Byrne and more, the annual event features 60+ artists on four stages over its three-day run.
Ghana has been included in this year's line-up. Representing Ghana are BET Award winners – Stonebwoy & Sarkodie.
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Through sequences of fragmental scenes, Midnight Tweedle explores the diversity of Chinese collective memory from a personal perspective. Either narrative or random, conscious or unconscious, those images seem potentially connected, coincidentally, which is the way that how memory works.
Employs varies medium forms, from documentary photography, collage, poster to staged imagery, Midnight Tweedle aim to introspect human kind, especially the Chinese, and symbolize the dilemmas within the context of cultural and political history of China.


Ever find yourself in a place that matches your dreams? I've visited twice and I'm still trying to figure out a way to live there. Less humidity than Costa Rica, better beaches than Puerto Rico, way chiller than the continental 48 divided states and closer to nature than you ever imagined. Sheila figured it out; I got some lessons to learn.
Once again, redevelopments have been in the works. Maybe they fall on silent eyes but hopefully the energy keeps expanding and reaches some curious souls in the future. This is still and will be my little plot of space in the infinite and vast interweb so, keep coming back for new developments.
I understand I've never been good at keeping in touch, I've never been consistent with updating, and everyone knows I ain't too good at socializing but things are changing in my life and my goal is to let more people in on the magic. So, if you don't know, I'm proud of my life, my work, my wife, my kid baking in the oven, my fig tree, Won Tee & Two Tea, my family and everything in between because for real, I ain't a fighter, I'm just a lover trying to survive in a hateful world.
Carey Primeau fine art and creative wedding photography based out of Chicago. It's what I do, it's who I am, it's what I love. It's as simple as that.


As its first official act of 2019, the Holy Trinity Parish Leadership Council approved the formation of a new Parish commission. For the past few months, a small group of parishioners has been meeting to discern a meaningful path forward for the Parish, following the revelations of additional abuse cases and leadership failures in the Roman Catholic Church.
For over 15 years, Holy Trinity Parish has complied with the safe environment protocols established by the Church and the Diocese, but these times call for deeper engagement.
Demonstrating commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable adults through Parish education and enforcement.
An official announcement and call to action will be made at all the Masses later in February.


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A variety of cartoon animals in colourful boxes, with the initials of each cute animal spelling out the message "congratulations".
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This original design by Kim Onyskiw is printed on a 105mm x 210mm (4.1" x 8.3") DL card and comes with a white envelope.


Everything has a place. Things last longer when we take care of them. Respect, responsibility, and stewardship are concepts that even young children can relate to—because they have things they value. This book encourages children to pick up after themselves, put things back where they belong, and ask permission to use things that don't belong to them. Read-along edition.


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Federal Court upholds landmark compensation order for Indigenous children
Kristy Kirkup
Clothes and shoes represent victims of the residential school system ahead of an event on the eve of Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, honouring the lost children and survivors of Indigenous residential schools, their families and communities on Parliament Hill on Sept. 29.BLAIR GABLE/Reuters
Ottawa's request for a judicial review of two Canadian Human Rights Tribunal rulings concerning First Nations children has been rejected, a decision released on the eve of the first federal National Day for Truth and Reconciliation that could leave the federal government liable for billions of dollars in compensation.
In 2019, the tribunal found that Ottawa had wilfully and recklessly discriminated against Indigenous children on reserve by failing to provide funding for child and family services. It also ordered in its ruling that the government must provide up to $40,000 to First Nations children who were unnecessarily taken into care on or after Jan. 1, 2006. It added that its orders also cover parents or grandparents and children denied essential services.
A second tribunal decision, made last year, focused on who is eligible among First Nations children to access services.
Federal Court Justice Paul Favel said in his ruling on Wednesday that the federal government had not succeeded in establishing that the compensation decision by the rights tribunal was unreasonable.
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"The tribunal … reasonably exercised its discretion under the CHRA [Canadian Human Rights Act] to handle a complex case of discrimination to ensure that all issues were sufficiently dealt with and that the issue of compensation was addressed in phases," he wrote.
The tribunal can legally decide whether a person or organization has engaged in a discriminatory practice.
First Nations child advocate Cindy Blackstock, who along with the Assembly of First Nations launched the original complaint before the human-rights tribunal, told The Globe and Mail on Wednesday that she was "overjoyed."
The survivors of the schools will "finally be honoured" on Thursday and the court's decision "helps end the injustices to their grandchildren and makes those calls to action real."
Ms. Blackstock, executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, said the federal government should not appeal the decision. Ottawa now needs to "put down their sword and actually do the right thing and end this fight against these kids and their families."
RoseAnne Archibald, the AFN National Chief, said it is a "victory for our children and families that the Federal Court of Canada has dismissed Canada's application for judicial review.
"We have repeatedly made a reasonable and fair request that Canada stop fighting our kids in court not only for the sake of truth and reconciliation but also for the healing path forward," Ms. Archibald said.
At the time of the decision, the AFN said that more than 54,000 First Nations children could be eligible for compensation.
In its legal application for a judicial review, Ottawa said it acknowledged the finding of systemic discrimination and it did not "oppose the general principle that compensation to First Nations individuals affected by a discriminatory funding model can be made in appropriate circumstances."
But it said the government saw grounds for the application based on its belief that the tribunal erred in its decision, including on the order of monetary compensation to First Nations children, parents and grandparents under the Canadian Human Rights Act.
The federal government has 30 days to determine if it will appeal.
In an interview, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller said Wednesday that officials in his department and the Justice Department are carefully reviewing the decision from the court. He also said that the Crown advanced a number of legitimate arguments and it is clear that the court has disagreed.
Mr. Miller also said there are opportunities to keep moving forward to achieve compensation for children who were removed as a result of a broken, discriminatory child-welfare system.
The minister said officials at his department have moved forward with a model that would seek to compensate those who would have suffered that discrimination within the context of the tribunal's decision. He highlighted that two class-actions lawsuits have been filed as well on providing compensation.
The government has told the parties it will engage in discussions, out of the public eye, to compensate children and not re-traumatize them, Mr. Miller added.
A second order from the tribunal, in 2020, related to Jordan's Principle, named after five-year-old Jordan River Anderson, who died in hospital in 2005 after a lengthy battle between the federal and Manitoba governments over home-care costs. It is designed to ensure First Nations children can access services and supports when they need them. It requires that children get access to services without delays caused by jurisdictional issues.
Last year, the tribunal found that criteria for Jordan's Principle could include a child who is registered or eligible to be registered under the Indian Act, a child who has a parent or guardian registered under the Indian Act, a child recognized by their community for the purposes of Jordan's Principle and a child who is ordinarily a resident on reserve.
Justice Favel said he also found that the federal government "has not succeeded in establishing that the eligibility decision is unreasonable."
Justice Favel, a member of Poundmaker Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, used a personal touchstone from his own community to reflect on reconciliation. He cited the words of the late Chief Poundmaker, on how trails that aren't nurtured become grown over and impossible to find. Chief Poundmaker was charged with treason in 1885, accused of fomenting violence in the Northwest Rebellion involving First Nations and Métis peoples, and convicted and jailed. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pardoned him in 2019.
Ketty Nivyabandi, the secretary-general of Amnesty International Canada's English-speaking branch, said the decision handed down a day before the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation signals a step toward justice for First Nations children.
Amnesty International intervened in this case at the request of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society, arguing that the CHRA must be interpreted consistently with Canada's international obligations.
"We urge the federal government to act without delay and properly compensate the First Nations children, youth and families who Canada has harmed," she said.
In June, members of all parties passed a motion in the House of Commons that called for the federal government to end legal actions on the two human-rights tribunal orders.
The motion, put forward by the NDP, said the government should also accelerate implementing the calls to action from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued in 2015, including to provide "immediate funding for further investigation into the deaths and disappearances of children at residential schools."
Its passage, by a vote of 271-0, was seen as an expression of opinion from the House but not binding.
Ontario NDP MP Charlie Angus said in a statement Wednesday that the court's findings were "an absolute victory" for First Nations children.
He also said it is imperative that the federal government takes clear steps toward truth, justice and reconciliation for all Indigenous people given that Thursday is the first ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Jamie Schmale, an Ontario Conservative MP, said Indigenous peoples have been waiting for the Liberal government to deliver on promises of support and progress on reconciliation but that the government has instead engaged in a "a shameful court battle against Indigenous children."
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Wolfpack was a proud 'Gold Paw Sponsor' of this year's New York Pet Fashion Show held at the prestigious pet-friendly Hotel Pennsylvania in Manhattan. The annual charity event was themed as 'Global Couture for Animal Rescue' and was a tribute to fashion from around the world to 'save our animals and honor our planet'. Wolfpack's represented 'Africa' on the catwalk with black miniature poodle Rosa wearing a Luxe Bordeaux Leather Dog Jacket. Proceeds from the evening supported Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals www.animalalliancenyc.org.


Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking. a. Demonstrate beginning cursive writing skills. b. Explain the function of nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in general and their functions in particular sentences. c. Form and use regular and irregular plural nouns. d. Use abstract nouns (e.g., childhood, friendship, courage). e. Form and use regular and irregular verbs. f. Form and use the simple (e.g., I walked; I walk; I will walk) verb tenses. g. Ensure subject-verb and pronoun-antecedent agreement. h. Form and use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, and choose between them depending on what is to be modified. i. Use coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. j. Produce simple, compound, and complex sentences.
Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. a. Capitalize appropriate words in titles. b. Use commas in addresses. c. Use commas and quotation marks in dialogue. d. Form and use possessives. e. Use conventional spelling for high-frequency and other studied words and for adding suffixes to base words (e.g., sitting, smiled, cries, happiness). f. Use spelling patterns and generalizations (e.g., word families, position-based spellings, syllable patterns, ending rules, meaningful word parts) in writing words. g. Consult reference materials, including beginning dictionaries, as needed to check and correct spellings.
Use knowledge of language and its conventions when writing, speaking, reading, or listening. a. Choose words and phrases for effect. b. Recognize and observe differences between the conventions of spoken and written standard English.
Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning word and phrases based on grade 3 reading and content, choosing flexibly from a range of strategies. a. Use sentence-level context as a clue to the meaning of a word or phrase. b. Determine the meaning of the new word formed when a known affix is added to a known word (e.g., agreeable/disagreeable, comfortable/uncomfortable, care/careless, heat/preheat). c. Use a known root word as a clue to the meaning of an unknown word with the same root (e.g., company, companion). d. Use glossaries or beginning dictionaries, both print and digital, to determine or clarify the precise meaning of key words and phrases.
Demonstrate understanding of word relationships and nuances in word meanings. a. Distinguish the literal and nonliteral meanings of words and phrases in context (e.g., take steps). b. Identify real-life connections between words and their use (e.g., describe people who are friendly or helpful). c. Distinguish shades of meaning among related words that describe states of mind or degrees of certainty (e.g., knew, believed, suspected, heard, wondered).
Acquire and use accurately conversational, general academic, and domain specific words and phrases as found in grade appropriate texts, including those that signal spatial and temporal relationships (e.g., After dinner that night we went looking for them).
Engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. a. Come to discussions prepared, having read or studied required material; explicitly draw on that preparation and other information known about the topic to explore ideas under discussion. b. Follow agreed-upon rules for discussions (e.g., gaining the floor in respectful ways, listening to others with care, speaking one at a time about the topics and texts under discussion). c. Ask questions to check understanding of information presented, stay on topic, and link their comments to the remarks of others. d. Explain their own ideas and understanding in light of the discussion.
Demonstrate fluid reading at an understandable pace, adding visual displays and engaging audio recordings when appropriate to emphasize or enhance certain facts or details.
Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons. a. Introduce the topic or text they are writing about, state an opinion, and create an organizational structure that lists reasons. b. Provide reasons that support the opinion. c. Use linking words and phrases (e.g., because, therefore, since, for example) to connect opinion and reasons. d. Provide a concluding statement or section.
Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly. a. Introduce a topic and group related information together; include illustrations when useful to aiding comprehension. b. Develop the topic with facts, definitions, and details. c. Use linking words and phrases (e.g., also, another, and, more, but) to connect ideas within categories of information. d. Provide a concluding statement or section.
Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences. a. Establish a situation and introduce a narrator and/or characters; organize an event sequence that unfolds naturally. b. Use dialogue and descriptions of actions, thoughts, and feelings to develop experiences and events or show the response of characters to situations. c. Use temporal words and phrases to signal event order. d. Provide a sense of closure.


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Die Scheitergasse ist eine in der Stadt Zürich (Schweiz) gelegene Altstadt-Gasse.

Die Scheitergasse verbindet den Hechtplatz (bekannt durch das Hechtplatztheater) mit der Oberdorfstrasse. Die Gasse hiess ursprünglich Schiterligasse (1509) und wurde benannt nach dem Schiterlihuus (Scheitergasse 2). Das Haus wurde um 1470 nach Klewi Schiterli benannt.

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Scheitergasse 1/ Schiffslände 14: Haus «Zum goldenen Löwen». Die Geschichte des Hauses geht bis ins 14. Jahrhundert zurück und war die meiste Zeit im Besitz von Bäckern und wurde einige Male umbenannt. Der heutige Name trägt es seit 1790. Der Kellereingang in der Scheitergasse trägt die Jahreszahl 1600, während im ersten Obergeschoss ein Fenstersturz die Jahreszahl 1545 trägt.

Scheitergasse 2/Schiffslände 12; Haus «Zum Bilgerischiff». Das Haus war ein Erblehen der Abtei und diente Pilgern nach Einsiedeln als Absteigequartier. Der Name des Hauses ist erstmals 1539 belegt.

Scheitergasse 5; Haus «Zum schwarzen Kreuz». Jahreszahl im Türsturz 1659.

Scheitergasse 10; Haus «Zum schwarzen Stiefel». Jahreszahl im Türsturz 1710.

Literatur
 Paul Guyer; Guntram Saladin: Die Strassennamen der Stadt Zürich, Verlag H. Rohr, Zürich, 1984.

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Innerortsstrasse in Zürich


Hundreds of hopeful ladies lined up on Saturday, April 14th at the Miami Dolphins Training Center in Davie to tryout for spot on the Fins Cheerleading Team for this season.
They were taught dance routines by several members of the cheering team and a select group will move on to the next step in getting closer to earning a spot on the team.
Photos by 560 WQAM Photojournalist Ron Elkman.


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Home Uncategorized 'Blue Caprice' killers make a twisted world
'Blue Caprice' killers make a twisted world
Robert Denerstein
Blue Caprice is loosely based on the lives of real-life killers: John A. Mohammad and Lee Boyd Malvo. Mohammad and Malvo, you'll recall, were the duo who in 2002 terrorized the Washington, D.C. area with a three-week spate of shootings that was as cruel as it was random.
Director Alexandre Moors concentrates on the events leading up to those murders — or, more precisely, on the warped relationship that spawned them. John (Isaiah Washington) increasingly takes control of Lee (Tequan Richmond), an abandoned young man he met in the Caribbean.
After a brief prologue that's set in Antigua, Lee joins John in Tacoma, Washington. There, the two forge a weird alliance in which John becomes an impromptu father figure to the impressionable Lee.
Under different circumstances John's approach might have made for a mutually satisfying relationship, but John, we soon learn, has enough anger and resentment to undermine any connections he might make.
Some of John's fury derives his belief that his former wife robbed him of rights involving his children. He sees himself as a victim, someone deprived of an essential part of his manhood. He thinks his fatherhood has been stolen.
For his part, Lee — perhaps fearing another abandonment — clings to John, following him on a path of violence that begins in Washington state and culminates in the area around D.C.
In Tacoma, John and Lee stay with one of John's old army buddies (Tim Blake Nelson) and his wife (Joey Lauren Adams). Nelson and Adams may not be portraying an ideal couple, but they represent the last contact with any sort of normalcy for John and Lee.
Washington's John is all the more dangerous because he's learned how to justify his cruelty. At one point, he leaves Lee tied to a tree in the woods, a test of the young man's resourcefulness and determination that easily could have turned fatal. You get the impression that John believes he's acting in the young man's best interests by forcing him into such dubious character-building exercises.
Hindsight makes John seem like a lost cause, but we can imagine an alternative future for Lee had he not been so badly in need of a male authority figure. Too bad he found the wrong one.
Those familiar with the real-life events that inspired Blue Caprice (the title derives from the car that John buys and which is used in the killing rampage) know how the story concludes…
Read more at Denerstein Unleashed.
Longtime film critic at The Rocky Mountain News, now also a filmmaker and teacher. bdeners@gmail.com | denersteinunleashed.blogspot.com


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Moanda este un oraș în  provincia Bas-Congo, Republica Democrată Congo. În 2012 avea o populație de 90 812 de locuitori, iar în 2004 avea 74 397.

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Models with luscious Afro-style hair walking on Costello's runway showcasing trends of couture-esque wardrobes that were still true to his vision, from extravagant and dramatic sleeves and capes, to sheer-lace gowns, to deep v-neck metallic retro dresses and jumpsuits. Each piece was unique in its own way, but all still held sensuality and elegance at the same time.
Three major colors that popped from Costello's FW17 collection are white, black and silver, all in range materials of silk, laces, and metallic. I would bet money that his high-end clienteles, such as Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, or Bryce Dallas Howard, will wear some of the pieces from the runway to red carpet glitz or award shows this year.
The vibe of the event was pretty hopping despite of the snowstorm hours prior. Front-rowers included the always-so-stylish-and-adorable Care Bears (!), extraordinaire runway coach and #ANTM judge Miss J Alexander, quirky and fun fashion writer Eila Mell, and super trendy model Shaun Ross.
At the end of the presentation, the handsome Costello himself, wearing a fitted black suit, walked the runway to close the event.
I honestly did not want the show to be over; I did not want the guests to leave the venue. It was such an honor and fun experience that I will always be looking forward to Michael's upcoming projects.
Visit Michael Costello's Instagram page or get his collections at http://www.shopcostello.com/ .


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Harpa articularis, common name the articulate harp shell, is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Harpidae, the harp snails.

Description
The size of the shell varies between 50 mm and 110 mm.

The rather thin shell is ovate and ventricose. The spire is conical, indistinctly muricated.  The ribs are pretty narrow, distant and slightly flattened. They are marked by transverse brown lines, articulated and winding like light festoons. Between these lines appear white and violet spots. The interstices between the ribs are grayish. The longitudinal waved lines which are there seen, are strongly arched, and very contiguous to each other. They form species of transverse bands, at the origin of which exists a triangular brown chestnut-colored spot. The sharpest angle of this spot is continued sometimes into the interstices, in the middle of the narrow and white bands formed by the bars to the number of twelve upon the body whorl. The brown bars are less conspicuous. The large aperture is ovate, of a violet color upon the edge, and reddish within. Through these colors are perceived the transverse brown bands. The columella is polished, covered over its whole length by a large brown chestnut-colored spot.

Distribution
This species occurs in the Indian Ocean off the Mascarene Basin to the West Pacific, as far as Fiji; also off Australia (Northern Territory, Queensland, Western Australia)

References

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Netflix's Fyre Documentary: Ja Rule Says He Was 'Scammed' In Twitter Defence
Netflix's Fyre documentary exposed the disastrous island festival and Ja Rule has been defending himself after being shown be at the centre of the scandal.
Rapper Ja Rule has been defending himself on Twitter after Netflix's Fyre Festival documentary went behind the scenes at the disastrous island event that saw people scammed of their money and it's founder, Billy MacFarland sentenced to six years in prison.
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Ja Rule with Fyre's founder Billy MacFarland on Netflix's documentary. Picture: Netflix/Fyre
Ja Rule co-founded the festival that hired the world's most famous supermodels including Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and Hailey Baldwin to promote the luxurious festival that saw all of it's line-up pull out and people scrabbling around to sleep in disaster relief tents.
He's tweeted that he was also a victim of the scam, saying: "I too was hustled, scammed, bamboozled, hood winked, lead astray!!!"
Ja Rule says he was also 'scammed' despite being one of founders of Fyre Festival. Picture: Twitter
As people tweeted him to call out the fact islanders he employed to run the festival were never paid and the entire event basically fell to pieces, Ja couldn't help but clap back at them, protesting his innocence.
He wrote: "Come on your smarter than that... I feel bad for those ppl... but I did not and would never scam ANYONE... period!!! And I don't care if anyone sympathises with me or not those are the FACTS!!!"
Ja Rule defends himself after damning Fyre Festival documentary. Picture: Twitter
Since the documentary dropped on Friday, a GoFundMe page has been set up for the event caterer, Maryann Rolle, who forked out $50,000 of her own savings to pay employees who were unpaid by the festival organisers after her heartfelt interview aired.
A GoFundMe for Maryann Rolle has already had thousands of dollars donated. Picture: Netflix/Fyre
It's safe to say Ja Rule is feeling pretty remorseful right now, but the people of Twitter really aren't here for it at the moment after seeing how many people were scammed out of money.
So, if you haven't seen the doc everyone is talking about, give it a watch and decide for yourself if Ja's deserving of all this backlash!
My heart goes out to this lovely lady... MaryAnne Rolle we've never met but I'm devastated that something that was meant to be amazing, turn out to be such a disaster and hurt so many… https://t.co/16ld7ePlvQ
— Ja Rule (@Ruleyork) January 21, 2019
I had an amazing vision to create a festival like NO OTHER!!! I would NEVER SCAM or FRAUD anyone what sense does that make???
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The Pharisees and scribes had an outward righteousness. They taught that one must obey God's Word. Their words and deeds were good. However, their motives were wrong. They did good things because they wanted the approval of man and the power and prestige that comes through position. Jesus declares that His disciples must have a greater righteousness of doing things that please, glorify, and honor God. They must say and do good things but with the right motive. The thesis for the whole Sermon on the Mount is that righteousness goes beyond the action to the attitude (the motive), beyond the conduct to the character (the heart).
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Sunday letters: High-speed rail, MetroRail, pro football
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Copyright 2017: Houston Chronicle Feb. 10, 2017
The planned Texas Central high-speed rail line between Houston and Dallas would use its own separated tracks to shuttle riders between the two metro areas, through mostly flat, rural land where it is opposed by many landowners.
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High-speed rail
Regarding "High-speed rail project needs closer scrutiny," (Page A17, Wednesday), Rep. Byron Cook's assertion that the Japanese high-speed rail is unacceptable because it is incompatible with existing rail in Texas is so outrageous. That is comparable to saying Chinese-made smart phones are to be rejected because they are incompatible with 1940s-era, rotary-dial phones made in America.
Equally ridiculous is the assertion that because the Japanese high-speed rail is incompatible with existing railroad tracks, connecting transportation will be required in Dallas and Houston.
One can only speculate what "Texas values" he is supporting as a proud public servant of this great state. Possibly he is offended that the high-speed rail will be electric-powered rather than being dependent on fossil fuel for propulsion. This clean, efficient transportation project is truly representative of Texas values for the 21st century and it coincides with Texas' position as the nation's leader in wind power, creating thousands of jobs for local communities and the state.
Kenneth Meyers, Houston
MetroRail and traffic
Regarding "Two deaths, days apart, put spotlight on MetroRail" (Page A1, Tuesday), here's an idea for helping to reduce pedestrian/cyclist train collisions: Seems to me that with the advancement in LED technology it should be possible to embed lights in the pavement at intersections one would have to cross before reaching the tracks.
Traffic lights can be overlooked in all the clutter. But flashing lights a cyclist had to ride across? Not so much.
David Kelly, Spring
Regarding "Cruz, Sanders clash over Obamacare" (Page A1, Wednesday), forget the Christian precept "as you have done it unto the least among us, you have done it unto me," or the unalienable rights granted by the Declaration of Independence to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" or any moral reason for providing health care for everyone.
Instead, focus on economics. Sick children can't learn and sick adults can't work to earn money and pay taxes. Providing medical care for the poor and uninsured with hospital charity write-offs and through expensive emergency rooms increases taxes and the cost of health care insurance premiums for everyone. Routine medical treatment becomes acute or chronic because the patient couldn't afford to go to the doctor when the illness or problem first surfaced.
Counterbalance the cost to society for not having a rational, efficient universal health-care system against having one, and we come out ahead financially by providing medical care for all.
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But the very purpose of the NFL is to provide entertainment that discriminates on the basis of gender. How many women's NFL teams are there? Zero. How many women play for NFL teams? Zero. When the NFL stops being a mens-only football league, maybe they will gain some moral credibility to preach to Texas's legislators. Until then, stick to football.
T. Kyle Bryant, Houston


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What's new in Risk of Rain Returns? All new content in Risk of Rain Returns
What's old is new again.
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In recent years, Risk of Rain 2 may have stolen the limelight from its 2D predecessor. But an announcement from developer Hopoo Games indicates that the first Risk of Rain will get an encore of its own with a remake titled Risk of Rain Returns, arriving sometime in 2023. But with a gap of 14 years between Risk of Rain and this remake, what kind of overhauls and additions can we expect to see?
Related: Risk of Rain Returns reimagines the classic roguelike from Hopoo Games and Gearbox
New Survivors and abilities
Risk of Rain Returns will feature a total of 15 playable Survivors to unlock and use. This means the game will have three more when compared to the original Risk of Rain, but one of those seems to be a returning character from Risk of Rain 2, as the Steam page states that Risk of Rain Returns will feature "two entirely new Survivors." Neither of the new Survivors has been revealed yet, but if it's anything like new characters arriving in Risk of Rain 2, we should expect to see them teased a bit before release. All of the game's Survivors, new and old, will also be receiving new, unlockable abilities.
Visual and audio overhauls
Image via Gearbox Publishing
Hopoo's announcement trailer of Returns was entirely a cinematic trailer that didn't give a good look at proper gameplay. However, the game's new Steam page does have a few screenshots showing off a fresh coat of paint that retains the original's pixelated style, but with a more airy, layered aesthetic that should add some texture to the areas you'll be exploring. The game will also receive new SFX, as well as some brand-new music tracks.
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One point about "new ways to play" is the most general (and most overlooked) tidbit that the Steam page and accompanying dev announcement mentioned in regard to Returns. We do at least know that the game will receive a bunch of new enemies and items, some of which are returning from Risk of Rain 2. It will also get some new stage variants, although what exactly that entails is still up in the air.
Multiplayer update
The heart of Risk of Rain has always been its co-op mode. This mode was fun, but also a bit of a shame — while local multiplayer for the original was fairly straightforward, online co-op was a hassle that involved using third-party software to emulate a LAN connection. Thankfully, Risk of Rain Returns is addressing this issue by finally fully integrating online multiplayer, meaning it'll be easier than ever to experience the game the way it was always meant to be played: together.


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MacBook Air launched with a new design, many strange colors
As one of the first Mac computers to use the M2 chip, the MacBook Air ditched the traditional wedge-shaped design in favor of a flatter design. However, Apple's new laptop is still 11.3mm thick and weighs 1.22kg. Apple says that the weight of the device has been reduced by 20% compared to its predecessor.
The new 13.6-inch MacBook Air is equipped with a Liquid Retina notch screen similar to the iPad Pro 2021 or MacBook Pro 2021. Webcam upgraded to 1080p quality. Apple offers 4 different color options: Silver, gray, gold and black. Magic Keyboard now has a larger row of function keys.
The port area has been updated, with two Thunderbolt ports, a 3.5mm headphone jack and the return of the MagSafe charging port. Regarding battery life, Apple said that the new MacBook Air battery is enough to play videos for 18 hours. The device supports fast charging to charge 50% within 30 minutes if using a 67W USB-C charger; supports high-quality audio, with a 4-speaker, 3-microphone sound system as well as an advanced beamforming algorithm (signal processing for radio waves).
Apple first used the term beamforming when it introduced the HomePod. Beamforming will change the sound based on the user's environment.
MacBook Air M2 sold from July for $ 1,999, the maximum configuration can be up to 2TB memory and 24GB RAM. Meanwhile, the MacBook Air M1 still holds the price of $ 999.
Regarding the MacBook Pro, Apple only upgraded the M2 chip and kept other hardware elements unchanged. Built on the 5nm process, the M2 chip improves on the M1 chip in every aspect, including 18% faster CPU, 35% more powerful GPU, 40% faster Neural Engine.
With 8 CPU cores and 10 GPU cores, RAW image processing in applications like Affinity Photo using the M2 chip is nearly 40% faster than the previous generation and 3.4 times faster for current users. Macs don't use Apple Silicon chips. Thanks to ProRes encoding and decoding support, users can play up to 11 4K streams and up to 2 8K ProRes video streams, and convert video projects to ProRes almost 3 times faster than before.
MacBook Pro 13-inch M2 for up to 20 hours of video playback on a single charge. Computers will be pre-ordered from next month, starting at $1,299.
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Perfecting one's golf swing is one of the most difficult skills in all of sports. Golfers spend hours upon hours practicing their swings and trying to develop the habits of pros. But without a pro standing beside you and analyzing your every swing, how can you ever be sure that you are actually improving your swing?
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What is the SkyPro Swing Analyzer?
1 What is the SkyPro Swing Analyzer?
2 How Does the SkyPro Swing Analyze My Swing?
3 What Other Features Are Included with the SkyPro?
4 Will the SkyPro Swing Analyzer Make Me a Better Golfer?
The SkyPro Swing Analyzer is a small, lightweight device that attaches directly to the shaft of your club with an easy tightening knob. Once attached to your club, the SkyPro will sync with your smartphone via Bluetooth. At less than one ounce, you won't even feel the difference on your club.
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Your app will store all your swings so that you can replay and analyze them at any point in the future and from almost any angle.
How Does the SkyPro Swing Analyze My Swing?
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Will the SkyPro Swing Analyzer Make Me a Better Golfer?
It is certainly true that "practice makes perfect." But this only holds when you practice things correctly. If you practice your swing a thousand times the wrong way, all you are doing is training yourself to swing badly.
By using the SkyPro Swing Analyzer you get immediate feedback for each and every swing. And with its High Definition and 3D imaging, you can see just how your swing matches up to what it should look like.
Of course, none of this guarantees that you will take strokes off of your game. There are too many factors involved to make that promise. However, by understanding how you are doing things incorrectly and seeing when you do things right, you have a much better chance of improving your score than without this analysis. ally this to a gps to record your distances accurately and there really isn't any excuse left for playing below your potential.
When it comes to mastering golf, nothing beats having a professional giving you advice on each and every swing. Short of having a golf pro with you as you play a round of golf, the SkyPro Swing Analyzer is one of the best devices for analyzing and understanding your swing. Using the SkyPro Swing Analyzer will give you a perceptive on your swing that cannot be accomplished in any other way.


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