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President Obama Wants a Second (Socialistic) Bill of Rights
Rand Paul said the following about what he believes are President Obama's real political ambitions:
"I think the President understands the Constitution enough to know that he would prefer a different type of constitution. [Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader] Ginsberg said she admired the South African Constitution. So, I think that's more of where the President is coming from."
I checked to see what the economic conditions are like in South Africa. "According to official estimates, a quarter of the population is unemployed; however, unofficial estimates put the real unemployment rate as high as 40%. A quarter of South Africans live on less than $1.25 a day." The people of SA are becoming more equal, equally poor.
Former Obama administration regulatory czar Cass Sunstein published an opinion piece following the inauguration. He is calling for a "second Bill of Rights" first proposed by Franklin Roosevelt.
Sunstein claims that this Second Bill of Rights would emphasize "the importance of free enterprise" while firmly rejecting "equality of result" while simultaneously being "committed to ensuring both fair opportunity and decent security for all."
This can't be done unless more power and authority are given to the State. Such a Bill of Rights will produce an "equality of result." Everybody will eventually be impoverished.
Sunstein harkened back to FDR's 1944 State of the Union address where the four-time president argued "that true individual freedom cannot exist without economic security and independence." He insisted that that "these economic truths have become accepted as self-evident. We have accepted, so to speak, a second Bill of Rights under which a new basis of security and prosperity can be established for all regardless of station, race or creed."
Who would determine what this "new basis of security and prosperity" consisted of? How would the implementation take place?
Here are FDR's proposals:
The right to a useful and remunerative job in the industries or shops or farms or mines of the nation.
The right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation.
The right of every farmer to raise and sell his products at a return which will give him and his family a decent living.
The right of every businessman, large and small, to trade in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition and domination by monopolies at home or abroad.
The right of every family to a decent home.
The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health.
The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident and unemployment.
The right to a good education.
"All of these rights," Roosevelt said, "spell security."
Sunstein knows that these proposals are the bedrock of socialist and Marxist political theory. That's why he had to write that FDR "had no interest in socialism." FDR was all about socialism. His Social Security program was modeled after Germany's socialistic social security system that went back to proposals made by German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898). It was his policies that gradually made the German people "value security over political freedom and caused them to see in the State, however conservative, a benefactor and a protector."1 Between 1883 and 1889 Bismarck put through a program for social security far beyond anything known in other countries at the time. It included compulsory insurance for workers against old age, sickness, accident and incapacity, and though it was organized by the State it was financed by employers and employees. Sound familiar? This is American-style Social Security!
Adolf Hitler took full advantage of the German state of mind and Bismarck's progress in turning the nation into a model of socialist reform. Hitler wrote the following in Mein Kampf: "I studied Bismarck's socialist legislation in its intention, struggle and success."2
FDR followed Bismarck's socialist agenda. Bismarck said that "the State must take the matter in hand, since the State can most easily supply the requisite funds. It must provide them not as alms but in fulfillment of the workers' right to look to the State where their own good will can achieve nothing more."3
Roosevelt and his supporters agreed. P. J. O'Brien, writing in Forward with Roosevelt, links Bismarck's social policies with those of Roosevelt. The above quotation by Bismarck "might have been lifted out of a speech by President Roosevelt in 1936, but the Iron Chancellor uttered it in 1871."4
Sunstein is counting on the fact that a majority of Americans are not aware of this history. Actually, it doesn't matter. The people will trade their freedom for the promise of security.
William L. Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960), 96, note. [↩]
Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, 96, note. [↩]
Quoted in P. J. O'Brien, Forward with Roosevelt (Chicago: John C. Winston Co., 1936), 84. [↩]
O'Brien, Forward with Roosevelt, 85. [↩]
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Q: Linearized map of rivers - what is this called? I am looking for a "linearized overview" map (as in the figure below) of the Brahmaputra river. I don't know the exact name of this type of map. Do you have any suggestion on what I should look for, and where?

A: Your one liner river map looks like a simplification of complex hydrological flow of water. In power engineering that type of map sometime referred as single-line diagram/SLD. You can even add map after the words.
At present, mapping of electricity transmission and distribution lines is generally described in the form of this type diagram. SLD itself is just a schematic picture of the circuit (three-phase power system) from electricity source (generator) to the final load / user. These diagrams are certainly very helpful for knowing the logic of electrical circuits through its forming components.
One important thing: elements on the diagram do not represent the physical size or location of the electrical equipment as also described in this wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-line_diagram

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1389. Serbian people's movement
http://1389.org.rs/movement-1389.html
Serbian Orthodox Church (Balkans, Serbia and Montenegro). Official website
Statute of movement. Learn about your fatherland. National interest. Projects of 1389. Orthodox religion. About sects. Serbian songs in mp3 format. Vidovdan pilgrimage. For the prohibition of abortion.
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YES – Youth Equipped to Serve. A Ministry of Focus North America
http://www.yesnorthamerica.org/
North America, USA). Official website
Provides opportunities for junior high and high school students to participate in formative weekends of service, with the ultimate purpose being to raise up a generation of Orthodox Christians who lead others in living out the true mission of the Church - to love and serve our most needy neighbors.
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Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia (ROCOR) (North America, USA). Official website
The mission of the ROYC is one of enlightenment. Its books, pamphlets and calendars are produced for educational purposes. Their content is chosen to promote popular interest in Russian Orthodoxy, its culture and philosophy, in Christian spiritual thought, and in sacred writings of the Holy Fathers of the Church – all to gain a deeper understanding of Orthodoxy and its place in Russian history and culture.
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The aim of the Balkan Orthodox Youth Association is to create and strengthen the relations and to promote the co-operation among Orthodox youth movements, initiatives, Theological/Church Schools in the Balkan Peninsula and the Balkan people in general. The B.O.Y.A. is to develop active solidarity and practical assistance in their work, as well as to encourage co-operation between the sister Churches.
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Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh
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Romanian Orthodox Church (Balkans, Romania). Official website
A youth NGO founded in 1992. Programs and activities for young people, encouraging them to be active on local and national level.
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Syndesmos. The World Fellowship of Orthodox Youth
http://syndesmostemporary.blogspot.com/
Western Europe, France). Official website
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Ukrainian Orthodox Youth Fellowship
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Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Diocese of Lvov (South-West, Ukraine). Official website
Art-musical therapy, prayer, ECO-logical youth activities, schooling-events, pedagogy, psychological correction trainings for orphans and families.
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Woskresenie (Resurrection). Orthodox Christian Youth Association, Moscow
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Russian Orthodox Church, Diocese of Moscow (Moscow City) (Moscow and Moscow region, Russia). Official website
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FOCUS. Fellowship of Orthodox Christians United to Serve, Pittsburgh
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A national movement of Orthodox Christians, united in faith and joined by a desire to provide action-oriented and sustainable solutions to poverty in communities across America— offering job training and placement, housing, and feeding programs.
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http://www.metyouth.ca/
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Young Adult Ministry of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
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Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople (North America, USA). Official website
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Romanian Orthodox Church (North America, USA). Official website
Atlanta Chapter of the Romanian Orthodox Youth in the Americas. Activities, news, photo gallery, and contacts.
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Office of Young Adult Activities, Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania
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Orthodox Church in America (North America, USA). Official website
Services the young Orthodox Christian community with a wealth of useful information regarding annual events and programs throughout the year.
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Central Youth Committee of New South Wales
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Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople (Australia and New Zealand, Australia). Official website
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"Appalling. Inhumane. It Needs to Stop." Trump Policy Has Ripped 2,000 Kids—47 Per Day—From Parents in Just Six Weeks
The president continues to lie about his responsibility for the so-called "zero tolerance" policy
By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams 15 June 2018
Theme: Intelligence, Law and Justice, Police State & Civil Rights
In the six weeks that President Donald Trump's "heartless and cruel" family separation policy has been in effect, nearly 2,000 immigrant children have been separated from their families, according Department of Homeland Security (DHS) data obtained by the Associated Press and published on Friday.
The staggering figure—which averages out to 47 children ripped from their parents' arms each day—comes as Trump and the Republican Party continue to lie about the White House's responsibility for the so-called "zero tolerance" policy that made family separation a consistent practice.
According to the DHS figures, "1,995 minors were separated from 1,940 adults from April 19 through May 31," the AP reports.
Appalling. Inhumane. It needs to stop. #FamiliesBelongTogether! https://t.co/v8uFKETyt3
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) June 15, 2018
2000 children in *six weeks*. Think about the scale of the crime being perpetrated here. https://t.co/z10uzkklds
— Zack Beauchamp (@zackbeauchamp) June 15, 2018
When Trump was asked about his administration's family separation policy during a press gaggle on the White House lawn on Friday before the DHS numbers were made public, the president claimed to "hate" that children are been taken from their families and stated falsely:
"Democrats have to change their law. That's their law."
The crowd of reporters tried repeatedly to explain to Trump that his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, is responsible for the family separation policy and that he could change it at any time—but Trump pressed on, unphased by the facts.
"I hate it," Pres. Trump says of administration's policy of separating children from parents at the U.S. border, claiming he has no ability to alter the policy without votes from Democrats. https://t.co/FaycODDn27 pic.twitter.com/zEJT1XgxKk
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TORRANCE, South Bay–For the past three years, Torrance High School has been giving students in the South Bay area a unique opportunity to peer into the history of the Armenian Genocide through presentations from local members of the Armenian Youth Federation.
This year, members of the South Bay's AYF "Potorig" chapter visited the high school on April 20 to present to some 800 students on the denial of the Armenian Genocide and how Turkey's ability to escape culpability for its crime continues to fuel the cycle of genocide.
The annual educationals began after Marine Karapetyan, a member of the Potorig Chapter, approached her alma mater with a simple proposal to help the school teach its students about the evils of genocide. Since then her AYF chapter has been actively working with the school administration to organize its April 24 commemorative events.
This passion and drive to help educate others on the history of their people has not gone unappreciated at the school, where many in the faculty have expressed their eagerness to organize more presentations on the topic of genocide.
Speaking to six separate class periods throughout the day, "Potorig" members covered the gamut of issues related to the Armenian Genocide, from the historic presence of the Armenian people on the Armenian Plateau to their struggle for civil rights in the Ottoman Empire and how their movement for change was met by massacres, deportations and annihilation.
"We were hoping the students would appreciate our presentation and the significance of it if they were introduced to the people and the culture of Armenia," said Karapetyan, noting how an understanding of where the Armenian people came from and where they were in their historical and cultural development at the time of the genocide helps place the true destruction of the killings into perspective.
Throughout this year, members from the Potorig chapter have been organizing presentations on the Genocide at local highs chools and colleges. Recently, they presented to students at the University of Southern California studying to become history teachers.
"What we accomplished during these presentations is only an example of what can be done at every school," said Hasmig Karagozian, Potorig's chairwoman.


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Bain, S. A. , Plaisier, H., Anderson, F., Cook, N., Crouch, K. , Meagher, T. R., Ritchie, M. G., Wallace, E. W. J. and Barker, D. (2022) Bringing bioinformatics to schools with the 4273pi project. PLoS Computational Biology, 18(1), e1009705. (doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009705) (PMID:35051174) (PMCID:PMC8775354)
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Over the last few decades, the nature of life sciences research has changed enormously, generating a need for a workforce with a variety of computational skills such as those required to store, manage, and analyse the large biological datasets produced by next-generation sequencing. Those with such expertise are increasingly in demand for employment in both research and industry. Despite this, bioinformatics education has failed to keep pace with advances in research. At secondary school level, computing is often taught in isolation from other sciences, and its importance in biological research is not fully realised, leaving pupils unprepared for the computational component of Higher Education and, subsequently, research in the life sciences. The 4273pi Bioinformatics at School project (https://4273pi.org) aims to address this issue by designing and delivering curriculum-linked, hands-on bioinformatics workshops for secondary school biology pupils, with an emphasis on equitable access. So far, we have reached over 180 schools across Scotland through visits or teacher events, and our open education resources are used internationally. Here, we describe our project, our aims and motivations, and the practical lessons we have learned from implementing a successful bioinformatics education project over the last 5 years.
Funding: The work was supported by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) under Grants STFC ST/R000328/1 (including salary to S.A.B., D.B., H.P., T.R.M. and non-salary costs) and STFC ST/T000872/1 (including salary to S.A.B., D.B., K.C., T.R.M. and non-salary costs), the Darwin Trust of Edinburgh (https://darwintrust.bio.ed.ac.uk; including salary to S.A.B. and H.P. and non-salary costs), the Wellcome Trust-University of Edinburgh Institutional Strategic Support Fund under Wellcome Trust Grant number 204804/Z/16/Z (salary to H.P.), a Public Engagement with Genetics Tier 2 Grant from the Genetics Society (https://genetics.org.uk; non-salary costs), the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) under Grant NE/P000592/1 (including salary to N.C. and M.G.R. and non-salary costs), the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) under Grant BB/S018506/1 (including salary to F.A. and non-salary costs), the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Edinburgh (https://www.ed.ac.uk/biology; including salary to S.A.B. and H.P. and non-salary costs) and its Institute of Evolutionary Biology (https://www.ed.ac.uk/biology/evolutionary-biology; non-salary costs), the Access for Rural Communities project (ARC) at University of St Andrews (https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/study/access/projects/arc; non-salary costs) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) under Grant EP/V52038X/1 (including salary to S.A.B. and non-salary costs). E.W.J.W. is supported by a Sir Henry Dale Fellowship jointly funded by the Wellcome Trust and the Royal Society [208779/Z/17/Z] (including salary to E.W.J.W.).
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There are a lot of people freaking out about the chances of Golden Tate being traded. RELAX, he is not going anywhere at this point. Should be more worried about him testing the waters in FA.
As we know, that tweet did not age well and plenty of people were kind enough to point that out to us!
With just a couple of hours remaining before the NFL trade deadline, I hopped on Twitter at the exact moment that Tate tweeted out the following message.
As you can probably imagine, I nearly jumped out of my chair with excitement! But before celebrating I quickly wrote up a piece and published it so Lions fans could be made aware of the trade.
Then I started to browse social media for reactions and I was shocked to see how many people actually were hating on the Lions for trading Tate for a third-round pick.
I am here to tell you that those writers (and fans who agree) could not be more wrong.
NEWS FLASH…. THE 2018 DETROIT LIONS, WITH OR WITHOUT GOLDEN TATE, ARE NOT A SUPER BOWL CONTENDER AND THEY ARE NOT CLOSE!!!
That is a load of garbage!
Sure, it is sad to see Tate leave. He was not only a team leader on the field, but he was even a bigger leader off of the field.
But this is a business and EVERY player in the Lions locker room knows that. They understand why Tate was traded and they certainly will not be quitting on this season because of it.
I will not lie, I have not been a big fan of Bob Quinn's GM skills up to this point. I have disagreed with many of the moves he has made (or not made) up to this point, but trading Tate was 100% the right decision.
By making this trade, coupled with the trade last week for Damon "Snacks" Harrison, Quinn has proven to me that he does not care about just winning the NFC North or a playoff game, he has a bigger goal.
If you are a fan (or beat writer)(or blog writer) who is satisfied with winning a bad NFC North division, that is your choice. But for those of you who will never truly be happy until the Lions hoist the Lombardi Trophy, this is a trade for you to applaud.
By the looks of it, the majority of you are on the same page as me! For the 32% of you who disagree with the trade, what is it that you enjoy about being mediocre?


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George Vincent Brickley (July 19, 1894 – February 23, 1947) was professional athlete that competed in baseball and American football. In baseball, he played as an outfielder in the majors for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1913. He later played football as a tailback for the Cleveland Tigers and the New York Brickley Giants of the American Professional Football Association, which was later renamed the National Football League.

Athletic career

Baseball
Brickley made his debut with the Athletics on September 26,  at the age of eighteen, making him one of the ten youngest players in the league that year. He appeared in a total of five games and played four in right field, making no errors in two chances. As a hitter, in thirteen plate appearances, Brickley collected two hits (a single and a triple), struck out four times, and was hit by a pitch once.

Football
After professional baseball, Brickley went on to Trinity College in Connecticut, where he played football. His status as a former professional athlete did not sit well with opposing schools. Columbia University requested that Trinity keep Brickley out of a game between the two schools, a request that Trinity denied. Columbia cancelled the game as a result.

Brickley later appeared in a total of seven professional football games in 1920 and 1921. Five of those games were for the Cleveland Tigers, and the other two were the only two league games ever played by the New York Brickley Giants (no relation to the current NFL team).

Later life
After his athletic career ended, Brickley served as athletic director and head football coach at Everett High School from 1922 to 1925. He then served as head football coach at Woburn High School.

Family
Brickley was the brother of Charles Brickley, an American football player and coach, for whom he played on the New York Giants in 1921. His grandson is former National Hockey League player and current Boston Bruins television analyst Andy Brickley.

References

External links
 George Brickley Statistics – Baseball-Reference.com
 George Brickley Statistics – Pro-Football-Reference.com

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Major League Baseball broadcasters
New York Brickley Giants players
Philadelphia Athletics players
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Guide to Thorpe, Norfolk ancestry, family history, and genealogy: parish registers, transcripts, census records, birth records, marriage records, and death records.
THORPE, BISHOP'S (St. Andrew), a parish, partly in the county of the city of Norwich, but chiefly in the hundred and union of Blofield, E. division of Norfolk, 2 miles (E.) from Norwich.  It should not be confused with Norwich St Andrews which is inside the city of Norwich on St Andrews Street, just north of Norwich Castle and south of Blackfrairs Halls.
Thorpe St Andrew or Thorpe next Norwich is an Ancient parish in the Diocese of Norwich. The title Thorpe Episcopi is also applied to the parish. The parish, which originally included Thorpe Hamlet, was once a part of Mousehold an area of forest and heathland, which during the Middle Ages, extended from Norwich to Wroxham. The principal roads in Thorpe St Andrew, such as Plumstead Road East and Telegraph Lane (now in Thorpe Hamlet) were once tracks through the forest and heathland.
At the time of the Doomsday Survey (1085 - 6) the principal landowner in Thorpe was the King who had seized the land from Stigand the Archbishop of Canterbury. In 1095 Bishop Herbert de Losinga moved his bishopric from Thetford to Norwich creating the Diocese of Norwich. The cathedral, was founded in 1096. In 1101 King Henry I gave the Manor of Thorpe to the Bishop of Norwich and his successors (hence the title Episcopi). The earliest recorded priest in Thorpe was the Rev'd Thomas de Middleton in 1200. He was Vicar but all his successors have been Rectors. A summer palace for the Bishop was built in the parish beside the River Yare during the 1300s, and the present day Old Thorpe Hall is built on its foundations.
Episcopi. As Lord of the Manor the Bishop of Norwich was the patron of the living of Thorpe St Andrew and the last priest to be presented by the Bishop was the Rev'd Bartholomew Holt in 1531.
In 1537 King Henry VIII deprived the bishop of his Thorpe manorial rights. A free school was founded in 1587 in the parish.
In 1814 St Andrews Hospital was founded. It was known formerly as The County Asylum and was situated at the eastern end of the parish. The Hospital closed in 1998 and the original listed building and the chapel have been converted into private dwellings.
The present church, constructed between 1864-6, is a listed building. It replaced the earlier one which was demolished in the 1880s. The faculty for the new building stipulated that the medieval church must be left "to form a picturesque ruin". The ruin is also listed.
The earlier church was only 25 yards long and seven yards wide with a thatched roof and a tower A parapet was added to the tower in the mid 15th century. It was known as the Thorpe Wonder because it was the same height as the ridge of the nave roof. The tower formed the entrance to the church (as does the tower to the present Church) and contained one bell, dated 1708, and possibly a second one. On the exterior of the south facing wall there is a sundial dated 1694, with the initials of the then churchwardens, J E and E K (John Ellis and Edward King).
The growth of Thorpe in the nineteenth century led to the establishment of Thorpe St Matthew, (next Norwich), Norfolk.
In 1859 an Independent Chapel was established in Chapel Lane, Thorpe St Andrew. When the Independent Chapel closed it was purchased by the Rector (in 1883) who later sold it to the parishioners (in 1897). The building was enlarged in 1910 and was used as a church and parish hall for many years. It was sold in 1966.
1597 Subsidy Taxes courtesy of the Norfolk Transcription Website.
Blofield Poor Law Union - after 1834 Thorpe St. Andrew became part of the Blofield Union and the workhouse was at Lingwood.
The Smith Collection The Thorpe History Group. Inventory of holdings.
↑ Lewis, Samuel A.,A Topographical Dictionary of England(1848), pp.343-346. Date accessed:16 July 2013.
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Q: Nativescript building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64 We recently updated our project my-ns-project from NS 6 to 7. Our project depends on a custom plugin our-custom-plugin (upgraded from NS 6 to 7 also) that is written by ourselves. Within this custom plugin we depend on these 2 pods. When we build our project my-ns-project that launches an iOS emulator, we get the error message in the title. However if we launch the .xcworkspace file and build within xcode, it builds fine on the iOS emulator. Can anyone share some good ideas to resolving this issue? Thank you!

our-custom-plugin, /src/platforms/ios/Podfile

source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
pod 'GoogleMaps', '~> 4.1.0'

# If comment out the following line, we don't get the error message anymore
pod 'Google-Maps-iOS-Utils', '~> 3.4.2'

Build Env
NS CLI: 7.0.11
Xcode: 12.2
iOS Emulator: iPhone 12, 14.2
Saving metadata generation's stderr stream to: /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/metadata-generation-stderr-i386.txt
~/my-ns-project/platforms/ios
ld: warning: ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/TKLiveSync.framework/TKLiveSync, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/NativeScript.framework/NativeScript, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64

ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/BEMCheckBox/BEMCheckBox.framework/BEMCheckBox, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/PromisesObjC/FBLPromises.framework/FBLPromises, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseABTesting/FirebaseABTesting.framework/FirebaseABTesting, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseCore/FirebaseCore.framework/FirebaseCore, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseCoreDiagnostics/FirebaseCoreDiagnostics.framework/FirebaseCoreDiagnostics, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseCrashlytics/FirebaseCrashlytics.framework/FirebaseCrashlytics, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseInstallations/FirebaseInstallations.framework/FirebaseInstallations, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/FirebaseRemoteConfig/FirebaseRemoteConfig.framework/FirebaseRemoteConfig, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/GTMSessionFetcher/GTMSessionFetcher.framework/GTMSessionFetcher, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/GoogleDataTransport/GoogleDataTransport.framework/GoogleDataTransport, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/GoogleToolboxForMac/GoogleToolboxForMac.framework/GoogleToolboxForMac, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/GoogleUtilities/GoogleUtilities.framework/GoogleUtilities, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/IQKeyboardManager/IQKeyboardManager.framework/IQKeyboardManager, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/MDFInternationalization/MDFInternationalization.framework/MDFInternationalization, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/MaterialComponents/MaterialComponents.framework/MaterialComponents, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/Protobuf/Protobuf.framework/Protobuf, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
ld: warning: ignoring file /Users/myusername/my-ns-project/platforms/ios/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/nanopb/nanopb.framework/nanopb, building for iOS Simulator-i386 but attempting to link with file built for iOS Simulator-x86_64
Undefined symbols for architecture i386:
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  "_GULLogInfo", referenced from:
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      -[APMMonitor isLoggableLevel:] in GoogleAppMeasurement(APMMonitor_2e7ec8093ee95400a0175bdb2180a3bc.o)
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  "_kGULNetworkHTTPStatusOK", referenced from:
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  "_kGULNetworkHTTPStatusCodeNotFound", referenced from:
      -[APMMeasurement networkRemoteConfigFetchCompletionHandler:data:error:] in GoogleAppMeasurement(APMMeasurement_bb2d23c2eed19b2d092e1d9b92482203.o)
  "_GULLogWarning", referenced from:
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      objc-class-ref in GoogleAppMeasurement(APMAnalytics_1c32bf47ceea74a2420a74a5a6ebdc08.o)
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      objc-class-ref in FirebasePerformance(FPRGDTCCLogger.o)
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      objc-class-ref in FIRAnalyticsConnector(FIRAnalyticsConnector_abbf040ca2e41b3e7e127706182b4c49.o)
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      -[FPRClient logTrace:] in FirebasePerformance(FPRClient.o)
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  "_OBJC_CLASS_$_GTMLogLevelFilter", referenced from:
      _OBJC_CLASS_$_FPRGTMLogLevelFilter in FirebasePerformance(FPRGTMLogLevelFilter.o)
  "_OBJC_CLASS_$_GULNetwork", referenced from:
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  "_OBJC_CLASS_$_FIRRemoteConfig", referenced from:
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      ...
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      ...
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Anyway, try this, it worked for me:
Specify IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = 11.0 in <App_Resources>/iOS/build.xcconfig , this way Xcode will build it only as 64bit and run on the simulator. The con is that it wont work on less than ios 11.


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I keep getting Messenger POP Up windows when surfing?
Is Modem-On-Hold (MOH) supported in your V92 locations?
What are the dial-up DNS server IP's?
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1. I keep getting Messenger POP Up windows when surfing?
You can prevent WinPopUPs by disabling the Messenger service, however, this may leave you exposed to other security issues so this approach by itself is not recommended.
Note: Some applications: Anti-virus, SQL Job Scheduler, UPS systems, etc.. use Messenger alerts to notify you are critical system events. If you use such products, then you should leave Messenger enabled and use a firewall/router to block the PopUPs.
2. Is Modem-On-Hold (MOH) supported in your V92 locations?
Yes, modem on hold is supported in many areas, to view what areas, please contact us to see if it is available in your area.
To use MOH the user must have a V.92 Modem, Callwaiting on their phone line, and the NetWaiting or a MOH software applet. Most V.92 modems include the applet with their CD.
3. What are the dial-up DNS server IP's?
4. What's my dial-up username?
If your name was John Smith, your username would be jsmith@ctechinternet.com, and your password would be whatever you initially set it up as.
5. How do I setup my e-mail account?
6. How can I change my dial-up password?
If you need to reset your dial-up password, click here.
You will need to install winsock 2.0 and RAS(Remote Access Service) package on the windows NT.
Winsock 2.0 can be downloaded from microsoft website (www.microsoft.com). And RAS will be in the installation CD for Windows NT.
9. How do I uninstall Web Accel Manually?
You should run the uninstall.exe file in C:\Program Files\SlipStream Web Accelerator\uninstall\uninstall.exe.
Your web accelerator may be located in a directory other than SlipStream Web accelerator based on the name that you use for the accelerator program.
"Start" menu, "Run", then type "regedit"
Delete the entire key called "SlipStream"
Remove all shortcuts via the "Start" menu, "Programs", "Startup" and then right-click on SlipStream Web Accelerator (or the name of the branded client) and then delete this shortcut.
Any other shortcuts can be removed in a similar manner.
10. When I uninstall Web Accel or disable it I can't surf?
The easiest thing is to have them select TOOLS, INTERNET OPTIONS, CONNECTIONS in IE then remove the proxy checkmark under the dial-up settings box and LAN box.


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Brian Katz resigns as coach of men's basketball in Sacramento State. That is why
Sacramento State basketball coach Brian Katz kneels next to his team during a game between Sacramento State and UC Davis at the Causeway Classic at Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento on Wednesday, November 21, 2019.
Daniel Kim
dkim@sacbee.com
Finally, Brian Katz can sleep. Take the alarm clock and jump on the back fence.
When we spoke on the phone Friday afternoon, Katz calmed down with his decision to retire as coach of men's basketball in Sacramento State, citing health concerns. He does not resign. He is not burned. He is pulling away from a quarrel that has been equal rewarding and meeting parts for mind, body and soul.
Katz left after 14 seasons, days before the start of the season, and he bowed as the most winning Division I coach in program history. He was always reflective, emotional, profound and funny in all our conversations for over 25 years.
Long-time assistant coach Brandon Laird will be the interim coach this season.
"I'm not dying," Katz said with a laugh. "I am retiring. My health will not allow me to train anymore. I have had an ongoing health problem over the last two and a half years that I need to take care of, any doctor who recommended me to withdraw from the coach would be fine for me. I really haven't said much about this to a lot of people because I don't want to shock anyone who cares about me. I do not want people to worry. "I'm not sure if I'm going to get used to it."
This includes extra sleep time. Katz is a wake up early. He arrived regularly at his office in Sac State, with coffee in hand, before sunrise, before the birds woke up, and not long after caretakers cleaned the place. Katz got himself into this because that's what Katz does.
It is a local product, graduated from Casa Roble High School and graduated in 1980 from Sac State. No one worked harder or cared more. He has earned his chance to exhale. He will not return to training, but could get into media work, spoiling matches. And he will watch the sun rise from his window as he and his wife Lori realize what life has in store for them now. Road trips for one. And they have five grown children.
"We are a little upset that we do not have grandchildren yet," Katz said with a laugh. "It would be strange for that alarm not to ring at 4 every morning, or for me to wake up at 3:50. For 45 years in training, starting when I was in 7th grade, I went like hell and tried to give every energy in every conversation with the players and staff, and I gave every effort in every practice, every meeting. , every game – from personal conversations sitting down, to grades, to life problems, to work on your dancer. "
As for media work, Katz said: "People tell me, 'You're so natural!' Well, we're talking about basketball. I love him. If you ask me about economics, I will stutter. Or if the topic is global warming or foreign policy, I would be nervous. "
Katz did not win a series of conference championships, but that does not depend entirely on him. Sac State last won a men's basketball conference crown in 1977. That Sac State has the poorest basketball facilities of all Division I programs in the country served as a constant barrier to recruitment, but the Katz charm brought lots of precious stones. His teams competed. They were well represented and graduated. Ninety-eight percent of Katz players graduated during the 14 seasons. Moreover, Sac State was the only public school in California to win NCAA Public Recognition honors for academic excellence. The team achieved this success four years in a row (2017-2020).
This is all a wonderful reflection on Katz's character and message that for as much fun as it is to shoot 3-pointers or dance, the goal is to graduate.
"Very proud of that," Katz said. "Every decision I made at Sac State was based on what is in the best interest of the player, and we lived by that. You can not look a child in the eye and expect him to respect you, play hard for you and love you if he does not feel this from you. Once a player said at a home meal at our house that he had never had so much food for a meal. He was taught to be hungry. It made my daughter cry. We wanted to show what a happy home looks like, or if a player knew what it looked like, this has been reaffirmed. "I tried to be a role model for our players."
Katz has an excellent regional reputation among area preparation coaches, for his courtesy, personality and influence. Said Rob Richards, former Antelope High boys coach, "(Katz) took an underfunded, under-run program and turned it into a winner on the field and in the classroom."
Katz praised wife Lori for her support. It is not easy to train and balance a home life.
"Oh, she's amazing," Katz said. "There is no way I could have done this for as long as I did and as hard as I did without her support, all the sacrifices, the stress, everything from A to Z. I tell new coaches when they ask what the key is. great Success in training is, and I say, 'It will be your wife. Find that balance. "
Katz said his farewell to the players and staff on Friday was emotional. Tears everywhere, from everyone.
"I'm tired of crying," he said. "I did it early in the morning. "I feel good knowing that people care."
Katz is pleased that Laird, his longtime assistant, is leading the program. This made his decision to retire much easier.
"An extraordinary coach, an extraordinary person and a coach as good as he is in the country," said Katz. "He has invested. He is extremely smart, extremely hardworking and has an excellent relationship with the players. His character and integrity are insurmountable. The program is in the best hands they can be. "
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El vi francès es produeix a tota França, en quantitats entre 50 i 60 milions d'hectolitres per any, o 7 i 8 milers de milions d'ampolles. França és un dels productors de vi més importants del món. La història del vi al país es remunta al segle VI aC, quan moltes de les regions de França van començar-ne la producció durant el període romà. La gamma de vins produïts va des de vins d'alta qualitat venuts internacionalment a vins més modestos que en general es beuen només a França, com els vins Margnat en el període de postguerra.

Dos conceptes notables dels vins francesos d'alta qualitat són els terroirs, que enllacen l'estil dels vins amb llocs concrets on creix el raïm i es produeix el vi, i el sistema d'appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC), reemplaçat pel sistema d'Appellation d'Origin Protégée (AOP) el 2012.

França és la font de moltes varietats de raïm (cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, pinot noir, sauvignon blanc, syrah) que actualment es conreen arreu, i altres països productors han adoptat les pràctiques de producció franceses i els seus estils de vi. Malgrat que alguns productors s'han beneficiat del creixement de preus i demanda per alguns vins prestigiosos de Borgonya i Bordeu, el descens en consum domèstic de vi ha afectat la indústria francesa, que internacionalment ha hagut de competir amb el creixent èxit de molts vins del nou món.

Història
El vi francès va començar el segle VI amb la colonització grega del sud de la Gàl·lia. Amb la fundació de la colònia grega de Marsella, la viticultura va començar a créixer. El vi ha estat als països mediterranis durant milers d'anys, però França el va incorporar a la seva cultura i ha considerat la producció de vi una art durant més de dos milers d'anys. Els gals, a més de cultivar la vinya, la sabien podar, fet que crea una diferència important entre vinyes salvatges i el raïm destinat a la producció de vi. En poc temps, els vins produïts a la Gàl·lia eren coneguts arreu del món. L'Imperi Romà va llicenciar regions al sud per produir vins. Sant Martí de Tours (316–397) va estar involucrat activament en l'expansió del Cristianisme i en la plantació de vinyars. Durant l'edat mitjana, els monjos cuidaven els vinyars i van conservar el coneixement de vinicultura. Els monestirs tenien els recursos, seguretat i motivació per produir quantitats estables de vi tant per celebrar misses com per generar beneficis. Durant aquest període, els millors vinyars eren propietat de monestirs, i es considerava que els seus vins eren superiors. Al llarg dels anys, la noblesa va desenvolupar vinyars extensius. Tanmateix, la Revolució Francesa va portar a la confiscació de moltes plantacions de l'Església i altres.

L'avanç de la indústria francesa del vi es va aturar abruptament quan primer el míldiu i posteriorment la fil·loxera es van escampar pel país i Europa. Més endavant, una crisi econòmica i les dues guerres mundials van frenar la recuperació de la indústria durant dècades. Mentrestant, els competidors s'havien pogut desenvolupar i amenaçaven les marques franceses com Xampany i Bordeu. Aquest fet va portar a l'establiment de lAppellation d'origine contrôlée el 1935 per protegir els interessos francesos. Grans inversions, la recuperació econòmica després de la Segona Guerra Mundial i una nova generació de vignerons van donar resultats a partir la dècada de 1970, creant els vins francesos que es troben actualment.

Nivells de qualitat i sistema de denominacions
El 1935 es van aprovar nombroses lleis per controlar la qualitat del vi francès. Van establir el sistema d'Appellation d'origine contrôlée, dirigit per una junta supervisora (Institut national des appellations d'origine, INAO). Així, França té un dels sistemes de denominació d'origen protegida més antics del món, i lleis estrictes pel que fa a la producció del vi. Altres països han fet servir el mot "appellation", de vegades amb un significat més vague. Diversos altres sistemes europeus són basats en el model francès, i com que les lleis vinateres de la Unió Europea es van fer seguint l'exemple de França, és probable que aquesta tendència continuï amb l'expansió de la UE.

La legislació francesa divideix el vi en quatre categories, dues de les quals sota la categoria de Vi de Taula de la Unió Europea i les dues restants sota l'etiqueta Vins de Qualitat Produïts en una Regió Determinada (VQPRD). Les categories i les seves contribucions a la producció total francesa a la verema del 2005, excloent-hi el vi destinat per conyac, armanyac i altres brandis, van ser de:
 Vin de Table (11.7%) – només porta el productor i la designació que és de França.
 Vin de Pays (33.9%) – porta una regió específica de França (per exemple, Vin de Pays d'Oc del Llenguadoc-Rosselló o Vin de Pays de Côtes de Gascogne de Gascunya), i és sotmès a regulacions menys restrictives que els vins AOC. Per exemple, permet als proveïdors distingir vins fets segons varietats de raïm o procediments diferents dels de les regles AOC, sense haver d'emprar la classificació de vins de taula simple no viable comercialment. Per tenir la distinció de Vin de Table, els proveïdors han de sotmetre els vins a anàlisi i tast, i s'han de fer a partir de certes varietats o barreges.

VQPRD:

 Vin délimité de qualité supérieure (VDQS, 0.9%) – Menys estricta que AOC, generalment es feia servir en àrees més petites o com a "sala d'espera" per a AOCs potencials. Aquesta categoria es va abolir a finals del 2011.
 Appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC, 53.4%) – Vi d'una zona concreta amb diverses restriccions, incloent-hi varietats de raïm i mètodes de producció.

La producció total de França per la verema del 2005 fou de 43,9 milions hl (amb 9,4 milions hl addicionals destinats a diversos brandis), del qual un 28,3% era blanc i un 71,7% era negre o rosat. La proporció de vi blanc és lleugerament superior en categories més altes, amb un 34,3% del vi AOC essent blanc. En anys amb veremes menys favorables que el 2005, la proporció de vins AOC acostuma a ser lleugerament inferior. La propoció de vin de table ha decrescut considerablement les últimes dècades, mentre que la proporció d'AOC ha crescut lleugerament i els Vin de Pays ho han fet considerablement. El 2005, hi havia 472 vins AOC a França.

Reformes
El sistema de classificació de vins francès es va començar a reformar el 2006, i el nou sistema es va implementar a partir del 2012. Consisteix en tres categories:

 Vin de France, una categoria per a vins de taula que reemplaçava Vin de Table, però permetia que la varietat de raïm i verema s'indiqués a l'etiqueta.
 Indication géographique protégée (IGP), una categoria intermèdia que reemplaçava Vin de Pays.
 Appellation d'origine protégée (AOP), la categoria més alta, que substituïa els vins AOC.

Els canvis més substancials van ser a les categories de Vin de France i VDQS, que haurien de rebre la qualificació de vi AOP o sinó passar a la categoria inferior d'IGP. Per als antics vins AOC, el trasllat a AOP només comportà canvis menors en la terminologia de l'etiqueta, mentre que els noms de les denominacions no es va canviar.

Estils de vi i varietats de raïm

Tots els estils comuns de vins - negre, rosat i blanc (sec, semidolç i dolç), escumós i generós - es produeixen a França. En la major part d'aquests estils, la producció francesa engloba des de versions simples i barates fins a vins cars coneguts arreu. Una excepció és el vi generós francès, que es relativament desconegut fora de França.

En molts aspectes, els vins francesos tenen més identitat regional que nacional, tal com s'evidencia en les diferents varietats de raïm, mètodes de producció i sistemes de classificació segons la regió. Els nivells de qualitat i preus varien enormement, però la major part de vins francesos comparteixen que són fets per acompanyar menjar. Així, quan es beuen separadament, acostumen a rebre el nom de "vins de bar".

Varietats de raïm
Es cultiven nombroses varietats de raïm a França. La major part de "varietats internacionals" de raïm són d'origen francès, o es van donar a conèixer gràcies al seu cultiu a França. Com que les regles de denominació de França generalment restringeixen els vins de cada regió, districte o denominació a una varietat reduïda de raïm, en principi no hi ha variants plantades a tota França. La major part de varietats de raïm s'acostumen a associar amb una regió concreta, com el cabernet sauvignon amb Bordeu i el syrah a Roine, malgrat que hi ha varietats que es troben en dues o més regions, com el chardonnay a Borgonya (incloent-hi Chablis) i Xampany, i el sauvignon blanc al Loira i Bordeu.

A la collita del 2007, les varietats de raïm més comunes eren les següents:

Referències

Begudes de França


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Birzeit University celebrates 2018 summer commencement
President of Birzeit University Dr. Abdullatif Abuhijleh expressed hopes for the future of the graduates in his address during Birzeit University's 2018 summer commencement ceremony, held on August 30, 2018, in the Naseeb Azeez Shaheen Auditorium.
The university conferred bachelor's and master's degrees upon 238 graduates, the last batch of students from the 43rd cohort. The students represent the faculties of Art; Science; Law and Public Administration; Engineering and Technology; Pharmacy, Nursing and Health Professions; Business and Economics, and Graduate Studies.
Abuhijleh welcomed the university's new students and noted the spirit of Birzeit University that permeates each successive generation of graduates. "Each generation paves the way for the next one. Yesterday, Birzeit University's first-year students sat in your seats, and today, you are leading what they will be learning: freedom of speech, student activism, and openness," Abuhijleh said addressing the graduates.
Abuhijleh also mentioned Birzeit University's rising academic stature, citing the recent QS World University Rankings, which rated the university as one of the top 2.7 percent among 26,000 higher education institutions in the world.
"Birzeit University is the only Palestinian university to be ranked by QS World University Rankings, and we continue to launch new bachelor's and master's programs that meet the needs of the students and the Palestinian community," he remarked.
As part of its efforts, Abuhijleh commented, the university established a new faculty, the Faculty of Art, Music and Design, which includes three programs: Arabic Music, Contemporary Visual Art, and Design. The design program, he noted, concentrates on design and visual communication skills, and offers a unique learning experience for students.
Salwa Shkokani, who gave the valedictory speech, said that students of Birzeit University came with high expectations, both academic and extra-curricular. "Standing here giving this speech, I can say that these expectations were met and even exceeded," she commented, congratulating her fellow students and hoping that the positive impact the university had had on them would extend to the broader Palestinian community.
At the end of the ceremony, graduates were handed their certificates after they professed their commitment to the graduates' oath, which was read by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Henry Giacaman.


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MarineMax acquires Fraser Yachts from Azimut Benetti Group
Fraser has an international presence in locations including Fort Lauderdale, Spain, Seattle, Kuwait, Sydney and Hong Kong. Shown here is the Monaco location.
MarineMax entered into an agreement to acquire Fraser Yachts Group from the Italy-based Azimut Benetti Group.
The transaction is expected to be accretive in its first full year.
Additionally, MarineMax strengthened its relationship with the Azimut Benetti Group by expanding with Benetti Yachts, through a multiyear dealership agreement, to become its exclusive dealer for the Benetti Class of yachts in North America.
Fraser, founded in 1947, is based in Monaco and operates through 20 offices around the world with more than 160 team members.
Fraser offers yacht brokerage, yacht chartering, yacht management, crew placement and new build consultation.
Its presence in Monaco and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., provides the organization with a base from which to operate and provide its services worldwide, according to MarineMax.
The entire Fraser team is remaining in place and will continue to operate and manage activities. Additionally, directors Paolo Vitelli and Roberto Giorgi will remain with Fraser in an advisory capacity.
Azimut, founded in 1969 by Paolo Vitelli, acquired Benetti in 1985. MarineMax has represented the Azimut brand in the United States since 2006.
"The acquisition of Fraser is significant for MarineMax as it dramatically increases our presence and strength in the strategically important superyacht category," said MarineMax president and CEO Brett McGill in a statement. "Second, it expands our international capabilities and footprint, unlocking other potential future opportunities. We are happy that Paolo and Roberto will remain with Fraser as their years of experience are invaluable.
"We are also very excited to add the Benetti Class of yachts to our luxury motoryacht offering," McGill added. "The history and product of Benetti separates the brand from other yachts and will allow for a great migration for many of our customers who are seeking larger and more luxurious yachts."
Paolo Vitelli, CEO and chairman of the Azimut/Benetti Group, stated, "MarineMax has been a valued partner of the group. MarineMax's unrivaled success through many years makes it the best possible owner of Fraser for the future. Strategically, becoming independent from the group will favor the development of the commercial relationship of Fraser around the world."
The acquisition is subject to the customary completion of certain legal requirements in Europe and is expected to be completed in stages over the next few weeks.
MarineMax will provide an update to its fiscal 2019 guidance in its June quarter 2019 earnings release.


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YEAR IN REVIEW: You can quote them!
by Dave Mason December 31, 2020 0 comment
Here are 10 of 2020's memorable sound bites
Quotes took a mix of twists and turns this year.
Starting with a contortionist.
Lila Woodard, who was 14 when she talked to the News-Press last winter about her flexibility, was among people with a lot to say in 2020. They varied from a man who collects typewriters — remember those? — to a saxophonist living a double life in the Santa Ynez Valley.
Here's a look at 10 quotes and the people who said them in this year's Life stories.
News-Press staff writer Marilyn McMahon contributed to this story.
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"People are intrigued by the dated technology, the value of communicating from the heart. They find it's a better way of expressing their emotions. It's immediate, and there are no distractions like spell check or advertising or emails flashing on screens."
— Simon Kiefer, aka The Typewriter Guy. The Goleta resident has collected more than 100 vintage typewriters and founded the Santa Barbara Public Typewriter Project.
Local contortionist Lila Woodard is definitely flexible.
"It took me several months to learn the bow and arrow, and now my goal is to hit the bullseye on the target every time."
— Contortionist Lila Woodard, whose talents include shooting arrows from a bow with her toes while doing a handstand on canes high off the ground. She is the daughter of Lindsay Woodard, a teacher at Laguna Blanca School, and Bill Woodard, principal at Dos Pueblos High School.
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Sir "Putty" Mills, 96, of Santa Ynez plans to keep riding motorcycles.
"I loved riding my motorcycles so much that I became the youngest member of the Santa Barbara Motorcycle Club. I still ride all the time. I'll quit when I'm 100, maybe."
— Sir "Putty" Mills of Santa Ynez, 96. Rutledge Alexander "Putty" Mills designed and built the lunar rover prototype used by the Apollo 17 astronauts during their training.
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Lindsey Leonard of the Alzheimer's Association.
"I was very attracted to working for this organization because the cause is so critical. Right now, the number of Alzheimer's cases across the U.S. is 5.8 million. That number is projected to increase to 16 million by 2050 … I'm very proud of the work that the dedicated staff at the Alzheimer's Association do. They are in many ways angels."
— Lindsey Leonard, the new executive director of the California Central Coast chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
Lotusland Executive Director Rebecca Anderson stands in front of the site's Japanese Garden.
"Like everything with COVID-19, we're discovering some of these adaptations are pushing us into places that are really innovative and new and important."
— Rebecca Anderson, Lotusland's new executive director, about changes that needed to be made at the Montecito garden during the pandemic.
"Part of my role, I think, is to help people deal with the grief of loss. Whether you have lost an individual to a pandemic or not, we're all in this together. We are all feeling a loss, whatever that loss is."
— Rav Debi Lewis, commenting this summer about her work as the new spiritual leader of the Santa Ynez Valley Jewish Community.
"Our ages range from the 40s to the 70s, and we all live in Buellton, Solvang, Los Alamos and Lompoc. We're having a blast. We practice on Mondays at a storefront in Buellton, which is large enough for us to practice social distancing during the COVID-19 crisis. … Music has always been therapeutic for me. I can't wait to start performing again when the pandemic crisis is over."
— Greg Gorman, who began playing the saxophone in high school. The Solvang resident lives a double life as a saxophonist in the Soul Cats, a 12-piece band based in the Santa Ynez Valley, and the owner of Screenmobile, installing and repairing screens on site for homes and businesses.
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"We lived in West Anaheim, a few miles from the Matterhorn at Disneyland. There was no money for college. I needed a part-time job while I went to school. I applied to Disneyland and became a soda jerk at Cafe Orleans. Then, I was promoted to the Earl of Sandwich restaurant and then, to Club 33, the private club for members."
— Chef Michael Hutchings, talking to the News-Press before leaving Santa Barbara for his new home in Charleston, S.C.
"Just to be able to introduce a wine like this to people who might be reluctant to try a white wine … We were really stoked about that."
— Santa Barbara County winemaker Doug Margerum after Margerum M5 White Rhône Blend won the No. 30 spot on Wine Enthusiast Magazine's top 100 list.
"We all had a common goal of making the best product and contributing technically the best and making sure it all works. They become your family."
— Diane Sova, author of "Santa Barbara Research Center: A Tribute and a Legacy."
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In August 2001, whilst on a short tour of Europe with Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins was admitted to hospital following a suspected drug overdose in his London hotel room. Hawkins was in a coma for several days but after coming around quickly made a recovery and with the rest of the European tour dates cancelled, was admitted to a rehab facility in the United States.
Whilst Hawkins was getting treatment Michael Aloi, a friend of his that had helped him build a studio at his property had been left in the position of house sitter and looking after his dog at the house. With Hawkins still in rehab Dave Grohl would also start visiting the house and whilst there on one occasion decided to quickly set up some equipment and continue working on ideas and demos for the next Foo Fighters album, taking his mind off the problems Hawkins was having.
The first track Grohl recorded at the house was an early version of 'Halo'. The overall structure of the song was largely identical to the version released on One By One with only a few notable differences such as a simpler bass line that followed the guitar parts, a drum track missing a few fills later added by Hawkins and simpler guitar parts with fewer overdubs. The track was also slightly faster in tempo at this point in its life.
Next was 'Come Back' and naturally this very early version was structurally similar to the 'Million Dollar Demo' (MDD) version of the song recorded in January, rather than the later reworked version featured on One By One, reworked at a later session. The only real difference in this version was a palm muted guitar track present during the intro and being shorter overall by a few seconds.
At the time of the recording session the third track Grohl put down was not given a title however it was actually a very early version of what would later become the song 'She's Giving In', released by Jackson United, a side project of Foo Fighters guitarist Chris Shiflett on their 2004 album 'Western Ballads'.
The original Grohl composition recorded at this session was much more barebones in comparison to the Jackson version, a much slower tempo and the feel of the track more relaxed in general. The guitar parts recorded by Grohl were simple and clean, no frantic leads as found in the Jackson version. Drums were similarly light and basic although it did feature more pronounced hi-hat work during the intro. The bass was again much simpler, a straightforward walking bass line throughout most of the track.
Like 'Come Back' the next track recorded by Grohl, 'Lonely As You', was similar in structure to the MDD version of the track rather than the final version released on One By One. Details on how those versions differ can be found in the relevant articles below. This version differed slightly from the MDD version with the intro featuring rhythm guitar as well as the main riff and the guitar solo towards the end of the track not present, added by Shiflett in the later recordings.
The fifth track was again an original Grohl composition that later became a Jackson United track, 'Only Shadows'. At the time of Grohl recording it the track was again untitled and whilst the structure of the song was generally the same like the first untitled song it was much simpler and a lot more relaxed than the later Jackson United version. The drumming on the track was much more subdued as was the guitar, featuring only a very simple rhythm track throughout with no heavy riffs or overdubs.
Finally at this session Grohl recorded an early version of the track 'Burn Away' which differed from later versions in several ways. First of all the opening in this version was vastly different, a relaxed guitar intro with basic piano keys heard faintly in the background. The track then explodes into life with heavy drumming by Grohl, only then does the main riff kick in as later versions began. Throughout the track the drum parts varied a lot from the later version as did the guitar, the palm muted guitar section of that version not present during the verses. The bridge section of the song was also longer on this version, as was the song overall by nearly a minute.
According to Aloi who recorded the session as well as creating rough mixes Grohl played on all instruments but did not record vocals for any of the tracks. The session was mixed directly to DAT and CD from the Makie console and they would have likely been taken back to the whole band to be worked on further once Hawkins had left rehab and they'd reconvened at Studio 606 in Virginia.
Four of the tracks would go on to be recorded several times and eventually included on their 2002 album One By One but the two untitled tracks would, as noted above, be dismissed as Foo Fighters songs and instead given to Shiflett and reworked into songs on debut Jackson United (Then just Jackson) album 'Western Ballads', released in 2004. None of the recordings from this session have ever been publicly released.


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