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Support needed to prevent violence against women
byJENNIFER WAGMAN, VERNA GRIFFIN-TABOR & ANITA RAJ
One in three women in the United States has been physically assaulted, raped and/or stalked by a husband or boyfriend, meaning more than 475,000 women in San Diego have experienced intimate partner violence. This number expands to more than 40 percent when we include victims of other forms of violence against women, such as psychological partner abuse, nonpartner sexual violence, or sexual exploitation and trafficking. This means you know at least one woman who has experienced abuse. She may be your mother, your friend, your daughter, or she may be you.
Violence against women is a serious public health problem and violation of human rights. It can negatively impact a woman's physical, mental, sexual and reproductive well-being. Abused women are twice as likely to be depressed and/or have alcohol disorders. Close to 40 percent of all women murdered globally are killed by a male intimate partner. Children, too, are deeply impacted by witnessing their mother be abused. They have increased health risks and are more likely to engage in criminal activity and/or experience violence in their own relationships.
The impact violence has on individuals extends to larger negative consequences throughout society. Intimate partner violence alone costs the U.S. $5.8 billion per year. Being abused by a partner compromises a woman's ability to meaningfully participate in her own life, let alone the lives of others, and results in lost employment and productivity, as well as capacity to be a fully present parent, caretaker, friend and employee. Violence also depletes resources from social services, the justice system, health care agencies and employers.
To reduce the burdens of partner violence, stalking, sexual assault and other forms of abuse, Congress passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) in 1994. In 1995, the Department of Justice established the Office of Violence Against Women (OVW) to provide technical assistance and administer grants to communities developing programs, policies, and practices aimed at ending all forms of violence against women. OVW's work over the past two decades has led to significant achievements, including national expansion of violence prevention programs and establishment of rape crisis centers; improved services for abuse survivors; partnerships between law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges; transitional housing for violence victims and legislation to hold perpetrators accountable.
Unfortunately, OVW and the grants it administers are at grave risk for being eliminated because of shortsighted plans to reduce federal spending. Many politicians argue against OVW's continued support due to misguided beliefs that family or relationship violence is a personal matter. It has been further suggested that legislation protecting women from abuse provides loopholes whereby immigrants can fraudulently claim violence victimization and be given easy access to the U.S. The science and evidence do not support these claims. To the contrary, research confirms that these protections contribute to healthy families and safer communities. Nonetheless, empirical findings are often discounted or challenged by decision makers, including our new Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who heads the Department of Justice. He was one of the senators who voted against reauthorization of VAWA in 2013 and has publicly opposed support for gender-based violence programs.
We have been working in the field of intimate partner violence prevention for more than 20 years and are deeply concerned about the potential direction our country is heading. Eliminating federal programs to prevent violence against women will take San Diego and the entire nation many steps back. However, it is not too late to do something to prevent this from happening. Your voice and opinion matter and we suggest you do the following to support those impacted by violence against women:
Call your representatives in Congress and ask them to maintain OVW funding to ensure San Diego and the U.S. continue to prioritize the importance of preventing violence against women and providing services to those victimized.
Support your local rape crisis centers and domestic violence service organizations, such as the Center for Community Solutions, through donations of money or volunteer time or by getting involved with the organization.
If you, your mother, friend, co-worker or child were experiencing violence, wouldn't you want to know that needed, quality services were available? You can make a difference to ensure they are maintained.
Wagman is assistant professor of medicine and global public health, associate director of the Center on Gender Equity and Health, UC San Diego; deputy director of the UC Global Health Institute's Center of Expertise on Women's Health, Gender and Empowerment. Griffin-Tabor is CEO of Center for Community Solutions, San Diego's largest agency serving victims of partner violence and sexual assault. Raj is professor of medicine and global public health, director of the Center on Gender Equity and Health, UC San Diego; board member of the Center for Community Solutions.
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All documents for Ukrainian visa should be submitted in original along with 1 attached copy of each document (copy of application form is not required).
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Covering Letter * A covering letter per individual/family/ company addressed to The Visa Officer, The Consulate General of Ukraine.
Purpose of Travel / Accommodation * Letter of invitation from a legal person registered in Ukraine, presented on the official letterhead, containing indication of the number assigned in the Unified State Registry of legal entities, individual entrepreneurs and citizens' associations, registration number, date and signature, full name of the invited person, information about his/her date and place of birth, nationality, passport details, place of residence, purpose of visit, duration of intended visit to Ukraine, number of entries and place of stay in Ukraine, legal person's obligations towards possible costs related to the invited person's stay or departure from Ukraine.
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*The invitation shall be appended by copies of a hosting person's passport and temporary or permanent residency permit in Ukraine (for a foreigner or stateless person).
* If the Applicant is holding a blank passport than urgent visa cannot be processed by the Embassy. To apply for the urgent visa it is recommended that Applicant should had traveled to countries like Schengen, USA, Australia, Uk, Canada etc.
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In a desperate attempt to save their land from tax foreclosure, Delphus Fraley and his daughter open a camp for at-risk kids, with the goal of building character through experience in the Appalachian Mountain outdoors.
But a strange infection contaminating the camp's mess hall soon triggers a violent rampage. As the isolated camp turns into a bloodbath, camp counselor Jenny Usher first fights to save the children, and then finds she must fight to save herself.
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'True Blood' & 'Veronica Mars' Stars Anna Paquin, Kristen Bell Join Cast Of 'Scream 4'
By The Movie God | @ | August 26th, 2010 at 12:21 am
Two more impressive actresses have been added to the cast of Wes Craven's return to the Scream franchise. True Blood's own Sookie Stackhouse, Anna Paquin, and Veronica Mars and Forgetting Sarah Marshall star Kristen Bell have both signed on for roles in Scream 4 (er, SCRE4M, but we hope if we ignore that it'll go away).
The two new additions join an already huge cast including returning stars Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox Arquette, and David Arquette, as well as newcomers Emma Roberts (Nancy Drew), Hayden Panettiere (Heroes), Marielle Jaffe (Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief), Rory Culkin (Signs), Nico Tortorella (Make it or Break It), Erik Knudsen (Scott Pilgrim vs. The World), Anthony Anderson (The Departed), Adam Brody (The O.C.), Marley Shelton (Grindhouse), Alison Brie (Mad Men), and Mary McDonnell (Battlestar Galactica).
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'Battlestar Galactica: Complete Series' DVD & Blu-ray Release Date + Box Art
By Empress Eve | @ | April 29th, 2009 at 6:17 am
Universal Home Entertainment will release Battlestar Galactica: The Complete Series on DVD and Blu-ray on July 28, 2009.
This 20-disc Blu-ray set and 25-disc standard DVD set contains every episode of the popular SCI FI Channel series, along with extensive bonus materials, and is now available for pre-order.
Created and executive-produced by Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, the series starred an ensemble cast led by Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Katee Sackhoff, Jamie Bamber, James Callis, Tricia Helfer, and Grace Park.
The last half of the show's final season — Season 4.5 — is also now available for pre-order and will also be released on DVD and Blu-ray on July 28, 2009 with loads of extras.
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Rainham man jailed for sexually abusing girls in the 1970s
Published: 3:13 PM November 9, 2012 Updated: 12:12 PM October 13, 2020
A 48-year-old man has been jailed for a year by a judge at Basildon Crown Court after being convicted of sexually assaulting two young girls over 30 years ago in Great Wakering.
Philip Everest, of Rothbury Avenue, Rainham, denied raping one girl and was cleared by the jury. However, he was found guilty of indecently assaulting her on November 24, 1978.
He had also denied offences of indecent assault and indecency with a child committed in 1980 but was found guilty of both.
Judge Ian Graham declined to impose a sexual offenders prevention order because of the age of the offences.
Prosecutor Jacqueline Carey had told the court that the case related to incidents involving two girls aged under 10 back in the late '70s and early '80s.
One complainant said she had been indecently assaulted and the other said she was assaulted a couple of years after the offences on the other girl took place.


Dr. Altha Stewart talks with the media about assuming leadership of Defending Childhood Shelby.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center assumed responsibility Thursday for a community initiative aimed at improving the lives of all children in Shelby County.
The Defending Childhood Initiative, which is aimed at reducing the impact of violence and trauma on children in the community, was transferred from Shelby County government to UTHSC during a morning press conference in the Student-Alumni Center.
Altha Stewart, MD, associate professor of psychiatry in the College of Medicine and director of UTHSC's Center for Health In Justice Involved Youth, will lead the federally funded initiative that has been operating in Shelby County for roughly five years. Dr. Stewart, a psychiatrist and nationally recognized expert on the effects of trauma and violence on children, will direct Phase II of the initiative, which will now be called Defending Childhood Shelby.
The initiative will expand its mission to include creating a trauma-informed culture in the community that focuses on preventing violence and trauma to children; providing help to children exposed to violence; training educators, law enforcement, health providers and families in strategies for reducing childhood violence and offering peaceful options for resolving conflict; and creating a climate that supports children and fosters collaboration among service providers.
Shelby County is one of eight sites nationwide chosen by the U.S. Department of Justice for the initiative when it was created to address the impact of violence on children. The first phase laid the groundwork for the program in Hickory Hill and the Raleigh-Frayser area, getting those communities involved in prevention and connecting families to professionals for help.
A new public education campaign focuses on reducing childhood exposure to trauma in our community.
A new public education campaign was unveiled at the gathering. It includes public service announcements, literature, signage and outreach to encourage the community to get behind the effort to reduce violence and trauma experienced by youth.
After the press conference, Dr. Stewart hosted more than 200 mental health providers, community advocates and service providers for "Trauma Through a Lens of Culture," a daylong conference at UTHSC focused on childhood trauma and its impact on mental health and behavior in later years.
Keynote speaker was Isaiah B. Pickens, PhD, a licensed clinical psychologist and assistant director of the Service Systems Program of the National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.
Melanie Funchess, Director of Community Engagement for the Mental Health Association of Rochester, also spoke at the conference.


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Hailing from Santa Barbara, California, Rebelution has developed into the front runner for grassroots, independent, and touring-driven music groups representing the Cali-Reggae scene. Originally formed in 2004, members Eric Rachmany (vocals / guitar), Rory Carey (keyboards), Wesley Finley (drums), and Marley D. Williams (bass) met in college while residing in Isla Vista, a popular beachside community in Santa Barbara. It was there that the seeds to Rebelution's future would be planted-- and would instill their kick-back "worry free" vibes, catchy refrain, and optimistic, inspiring, and engaging music that would leave their listeners with the sense that they have the power to make this world a better place.
Tell me about how you originally got into your craft, Eric.
We all met in college and we all were very motivated to start a band. We would set up stages in our backyard or driveway and play on Friday nights for the people in Isla Vista. We all just really love playing music and performing and people started enjoying it, showing up with more friends and more friends and we kept rolling.
How do you describe your music to people?
We usually tell people that Reggae is the foundation but we mix it up. We add rock guitars, hip hop, synth, funk and jazz aspects.
Lately it's been Croquet. Anything active really. It's important to keep moving. We like to exercise, stay healthy, eat good food hang out with friends, the same stuff we do on the road.
I think we're gone from close friends and family for a long period of time. Sometimes it's hard to be away from them but it's all worth it to be doing this for a living. We miss hanging out with the people we love but we always get to come back to them. At times we're on the road for months and then off the road for months so it kinda balances it out here and there.
I always knew I was going to be a musician. I didn't know I would sing though. Some of the guys were born to play their music. Wes has been playing drums for a long time and he is so precise. Marley grew up in the woods and going to reggae concerts and festivals his entire life. He is named after Bob Marley so it was kinda his destiny.
In what way has your community impacted your development as a musician?
Really just playing in Isla Vista set the pace for us. It helped us train for downtown shows and then ultimately touring around the country and world. Santa Barbara is also a great mixture of people from the north and south and you can sense a lot of diversity which we translate into our music and overall vibe.
We love a lot of different artists and styles of music. My personal favorite is Don Carlos. I got into Reggae because of him. Collie Buddz, Alborosie, Seeed, and west coast hip hop and rock is what were all into right now.
We're going to be making a lot more genre bending songs in the future. I think people will see the progression from Courage to Grow (2007) to Bright Side of Life (2009). Who knows what the next cd will sound like. Definitely very exciting.
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Tilgham Tales: Building Boats, Lives and Memories airs on WSKG TV at 8pm on June 8, 2016.
Tilghman Island may be a long way from the rest of the world, but its remarkable residents, past and present, have forged a history and legacy that reaches far beyond its shores. Independent, innovative, and idiosyncratic, they fuse intuition, experience, and sheer determination to achieve whatever they set out to accomplish. Whether in building race winning log canoes, or overcoming taboos about women working on the water, their can-do attitude never wavers. Tilghman Tales shares the stories of a few of the island's notables recounted by colorful storytellers, local experts, self-taught historians, innovative boat builders, "jacks-of-all-trades," self-reliant women, and indefatigable octogenarians. Through them we meet several generations of legendary Tilghman boat builders and some intrepid women who love the water and the waterman's life as fiercely as the men.
An Aubrey Bodine photograph from the Baltimore Sun, circa 1950: watermen holding oyster tongs in front of the Lee House, one of Tilghman's distinctive W houses now the home of the Tilghman Watermen's Museum.
WSKG Science sat down with the Directors of Tilgham Tales, Peter Carroll and Jennifer Shea. Peter Carroll is an Ithaca based filmmaker and Jennifer, previously of Ithaca, now resides between Washington, DC and Tilgham Island.
Special thank you to the Ithaca Yacht Club for providing filming location.


Hope is still alive for our Brangelina hearts after the "Maleficent" actress suggested that she would be willing to call the divorce off.
A reconciliation between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt is still possible, according to a Hollywood Life source.
Just a few days ago, the "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" pair were rumored to have called off their divorce a year after they announced they were separating. An insider claimed that the two "haven't done anything to move it forward for several months," which has caused the people around them to think that the celebrity couple have no plans of making progress with the split.
Are Brad and Angelina getting back together?
The rumor has also given a glimmer of hope to Brangelina fans who, until now, are still hoping that the actors will change their minds and give their marriage another chance.
Brad Pitt, however, reportedly thought that there was no chance for him to get back together with Angelina Jolie after all that has happened since the separation was announced last year.
He felt like "there's no going back now" that they have been leading their separate lives. Despite the unfortunate turnabout in their marriage, the estranged couple could only promise to maintain a friendly relationship in order to co-parent their children.
Unlike Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie is reportedly not ruling out the possibility of reconciling with her estranged husband.
A source claimed that the "Changeling" actress would be willing to call the divorce off if the "Fight Club" alum would beg to have her back.
"Angelina misses Brad a lot more than she ever thought she would. She feels really lonely without him," the insider said. "Brad was Angelina's best friend, as well as her husband. They talked about everything and totally had each other's back."
The source, however, added that the actress would never admit that she made mistakes during their marriage no matter how much she misses her estranged husband. "Angelina definitely has regrets about splitting from Brad and about the end of their marriage," it continued.
On August 23, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were supposed to celebrate their third wedding anniversary had they not separated in 2016. The former couple said their vows in the French hamlet of Corenns nine years after they first met on the "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" set.
The "Moneyball" actor was then married with Jennifer Aniston, while the "Salt" alum just got out of her marriage with Bob Thornton. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt seemingly confirmed their relationship a month after the latter separated from his wife.
The celebrity couple were blessed with their first biological child, Shiloh, in 2006 before they welcomed the twins, Knox and Vivienne, two years later.


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Q: Find the orthonormal basis for the subspace $U$ of $M_{2,2}(\mathbb{R})$ spanned by Consider the real inner product space $M_{2,2}(\mathbb{R})$ (the space of 2 x 2 matrices with real entries), with inner product:

(a) Find the orthonormal basis for the subspace $U$ of $M_{2,2}(\mathbb{R})$ spanned by

I understand that to find the orthanormal basis for the subspace I have to use the Gram-Schmidt process, however, Im not quite sure how to do this. I have only every used this process with vectors and I'm not sure to do it in this case.
Now, for the orthogonal projection (part b) I am also confused. I think I am supposed to do the following:
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We believe that the most important institution to our Father is the family. Within the family, the most important element is the marriage of husband and wife...One man to One woman. As these two join to form One flesh, from them will come many...one family, one body, one church. (Genesis 2:22-24)
Our aim is to strengthen communities by building families in the love of Christ Jesus, by the Leading of the Holy Spirit, and with the Grace of the Heavenly Father.
Our mission with Restoring God's Family Network is to be the largest exclusively online believers network that's dedicated to inspiring, informing, educating, and maturing Christian families in the Word of God and its practical application in all aspects of a family's life.
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Since 2005, the Moffett's have been working with families, gaining tools and techniques, that are being shared with families through Restoring God's Family. RGF Network (RGFN) was launched in 2016 as daily, ten minute live broadcasts on Periscope and from that ten more shows emerged, as well as yearly marriage retreats, bi-monthly couple intensives, daily counseling sessions, speaking opportunities, books, a premarital course, and several more broadcasts were born - all designed to strengthen and connect individuals to God. RGF nurtures a thriving community who joins them on their daily broadcasts. In 2018, RGFN had 100,000+ Periscope views (with over 7 million hearts) and we're just getting started!
Before graduating from Baylor University ('96/'97) Herb and Kennisha eloped. After a few weeks of marriage, they struggled to get along and considered divorce. But their desperation to save their marriage led them to take the advice of a Godly wife. She told them to pray and read their bible together daily. As they obediently invited God into their marriage everyday, He came in and taught them how to love each other - sacrificially. Eventually their simple daily prayer and bible study grew their desire to learn as much as possible about relationships and God's heart for families. Together, they've read hundreds of books about marriage and relationships.
In a few years, they were prophesied over by their pastor who declared that they were called to help families and were also a sign to families of God's heart for them. In 2003, they were asked to teach at their church's annual marriage retreat which was the start of RGF. Since then the Lord has ushered them to the front lines of fighting for families to succeed. Their greatest weapon has always been prayer. They believe that through prayer the Lord comes in to do the impossible for families. As the Lord works to transform the heart of family members, Herb and Kennisha disciple them in order that their minds might be renewed with the keys to sacrificial love, communication, conflict resolution, and heart transforming intimacy.
The Moffett's also served as international missionaries, spreading the gospel in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and France. They discipled families, established house churches, led spiritual warfare teams, and enjoyed glorious hours in prayer to benefit the Lord's plans for Europe. While missionaries, Kennisha authored her first book, Dying To Become One. Her fifth book, "Lord Teach Me How to Love My Kids" releases February 28, 2019.
In 2015, they officially founded Restoring Gods Family Ministry (RGF). A year later, the RGF Network was launched . This live broadcasting platform makes it possible for the RGF team to impact an ever increasing number of families with the Gospel several times daily through twelve different broadcasts. With missionary hearts, their goal is to become the largest live broadcasting church for believers.
The Moffett's' live in Austin, Tx. They are the proud parents of two young adult kids who attend their alma mater Baylor University. Kennisha currently serves on Baylor's Board of Advocates and Chairs the DEI committee.
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Design Days | Nov. 2-3
Are you a designer who didn't get enough of High Point at the big show in October? Are you a design enthusiasts eager for a peek behind the curtain and access to some of the furniture capital's most storied showrooms? Either way, Design Days are for you. HPxD showrooms are open Nov. 2-3 in two distinct channels. Many member showrooms are open to all. Others are just for trade pros. Peruse the map of showrooms to craft a plan!
As for what's inside … trend spot for new styles, colors, textures and finishes. Find out what rang the bell at High Point Market, and fads whose stars may be waning. See what's available to specify in the here and now, and what's waiting in the wings. Meet the showroom teams and like-minded design aficionados and fans. Two days in November. See you there!
Reminder: Indoor masking is required for the safety of all.


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Art in New York and Washington DC 2015
I never need a special reason to visit New York—the city offers countless attractions for me. But this visit was to attend the auction at Sotheby's of a painting I own and to participate in Asia Week, a celebration of Asian Art. I did the circuit of auction houses, galleries and museums, attended lectures and receptions, but left space to see a couple of plays, meet friends and try restaurants.
View of Central Park West
The sheer amount of art on display, ancient and modern, mostly from China and India, but also from the rest of Asia, was stunning, especially in the auction houses. In this forest it was difficult for any one object to stand out, but the Buddha statues in marble from Myanmar were exquisite. The texture and smoothness of the stone shrouded Buddha in the deep meditative serenity I imagine he attained.
In the receptions, lectures and auctions I found myself among curators, dealers, auctioneers, art academics and collectors, professionals I do not usually meet. The old guard was decrying the rise of commercialism and decline of genuine interest in art. Academic lecturers read out their papers in a soporific monotone, but the photos of art they displayed on screens kept me awake. I learned that collectors are a profession, of which I am apparently a member, considered custodians of art for the future, a heavy responsibility.
I met a person who made money at Apple and Microsoft and now sits on the Board of a museum in Seattle advising on South Asian art, his post-wealth career. I had similar short conversations with collectors whose knowledge and resources way outstripped mine. But I learned most from Natvar Bhavsar, an accomplished artist of Indian origin who lives in Soho. I went to his studio to see his large canvases that were painstakingly layered with fine pigment powder, varying hues of one color, a technique based on Indian sand painting. He has gained recognition in the US, won several awards, but craves the same attention from India.
Each participating auction house held several auctions every day divided by kind of art and period of the work. I attended one a day before my painting was to be auctioned to get a feel for the process. It was held in a large room with the auctioneer in front and banks of people taking bids on the telephone and online on two sides of the podium in competition with bidders with paddles in the room. Most items, including very expensive ones, were transacted quickly, either sold or passed, in a matter of seconds. Occasionally, there was a series of counter bids that went well beyond the price range in the catalog. The next day, sadly, bids on my painting did not achieve the reserve price.
In breaks from Asia Week, I met friends with whom I went to plays, visited museums for the first time and had meals. The "Lives of Saints", a series of skits, was billed as piquant and pleasurable, sometimes daffy. Not for me though, barely laughed. In contrast, "Rasheeda Speaking" was a well constructed and acted play about race relations at work. An African-American secretary, herself likely bigoted against Latinos, is the butt of criticism and suspicion because she does not fit in when she behaves stereotypically, but is accepted as she morphs into "white" behavior.
I had not visited the Rubin Museum or the Frick Collection, The Rubin is cozy gallery displaying a substantial collection of Himalayan art—painting, sculpture, textiles and photographs–on six floors with a connecting spiral staircase. An exhibition of a French photojournalist wandering around the mountains, including Darjeeling, was the highlight of my visit. The Frick exhibits a large collection of masterpieces of Western art in a stately mansion that include landscapes by Constable and portraits by Rembrandt displayed in galleries adorned with 18th Century French furniture, Italian bronzes and Chinese porcelain.
Walks in Central Park are an integral part of my visits to New York even in a seriously chilly wind. I watched the St. Patrick's Day parade of militias and bands marching by that got monotonous after a while, and walked to the Conservatory at the north end of the park to see the Untermeyer fountain, an obsession of Wally in my writing class and the subject of his research.
Untermeyer Fountain
My go-to place for meals was a chain named "Hale and Hearty" that offers hearty soups, as the name suggests, to ward off the cold, and good sandwiches. On one occasion, I had a delicious curried cream of cauliflower and apple, a Daniel Bulud recipe. I also had good meals with friends. Red Farm is a popular pan-Asian restaurant on the West Side. The starters we ordered, Katz's Pastrami Egg Roll and Shrimp with Snow Pea Leaf Dumplings were innovative and tasty, especially the deep-fried pastrami and the flavor of pea leaf on shrimp. The mains, Wok Sauteed Sea Bass with Black Bean and Basil and Mixed Vegetable Fried Rice, however, were OK, but not memorable. We had an almost dry rose from Greece, a far cry from the Retsina of my youth, which paired well with the mildly spiced food.
Recette, located deep in West Village, sports an "Urban American" menu of small plates designed by young chefs with great pedigrees. Perhaps we did not select well, but our order did not live up to the hype, although it was just fine. The lightly sautéed mixed veggies with nuts served in a small iron bowl had their natural flavors enhanced and a plate of olives, some fruity and others acidic built an appetite that was further developed by a wild arugula salad with navel orange, mint hazelnuts and ricotta. But my main dish, a shrimp dumpling soup, was disappointingly bland. Ah well. Towards the end of the meal, I wondered out loud if I could teach again at NYU after an absence of 35 years. It turned out, yes, it was possible. An intriguing prospect that brought with it the chance to live in New York for three months.
In contrast to New York, I always need a reason to visit Washington DC. I lived there for 15 years, but never took to it. The city's dominant population is US bureaucrats, many walking around with eyes glazed, made comatose by the drudgery of mindless work for years on end, numbing the senses for good art, music or food, accommodating low standards in everything.
The reason for this visit was to explore teaching economic development at NYU because a good chunk of the research is done in Washington, and conversations with my former colleagues and others who are up to date with the literature, would help me assess if it was feasible for me to become current. That mission was accomplished and visit turned out to be an unexpected and welcome pleasure mainly because I reconnected with friends and colleagues and enjoyed greatly their intelligent conversation and insight into world developments. Also, and unexpectedly, Washington showed signs of vibrant life and the restaurant offerings have improved in variety and quality.
The few weeks of Spring and Fall offer the best weather in the city. On this visit, it was all over the map, hot and humid and in the 80s one day, cloudy and cold the next. I walked to the Tidal Basin hoping to see the Cherry Blossoms in bloom, but I was late by a few days. Still, large, colorful flowers remained on some trees there and in other parts of the city. A run along the towpath from Georgetown to Fletcher's Boathouse reminded me of the contrast between verdant the vegetation of the East Coast and the already-turning-brown hills of California.
I spent a good part of a day wandering around art galleries. The Phillips Collection, in a much-improved building and presentation, had some paintings by virtually all the great European and American masters, including a room with large Rothkos with simple titles like Green and Tangerine on Red, each evoking a different visual and emotional response. Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party caught my eye for its festive ambiance and lush colors.
The East Wing of the National Gallery of Art was closed, except for the Atrium that had a huge untitled colorful Calder hanging mobile, its size dominating the other exhibits. The West Wing had an eclectic collection, but the special exhibit of the Three Wise Men by Rubens, Jackson Pollock's Lavender Mist, and several by Rembrandt were especially noteworthy. I walked through my favorite museum, the sculpture garden of the Hirschhorn with its many Henry Moores and few Rodins, notably King and Queen by the former and Burghers of Calais by the latter.
Burghers of Calais
Further down the Mall, I walked into the WW II Memorial for the first time. The 56 huge granite pillars, one for each State and Territory, arranged in a semicircle around a plaza with a fountain in the middle and two triumphal arches on opposite sides, a fittingly grand memorial for the 16 million soldiers that served and 400,000 that died.
Most of my meals were with friends, in and around the World Bank for lunch, at restaurants or in their homes for dinner. My go-to chain restaurant on my own was Shop House, a Southeast Asian Kitchen. It has a small menu, but complicated to assemble a dish because of the many add-on options. For example, my choice was organic tofu with ginger, tamarind and cilantro on top of Jasmine rice, with corn with garlic and sesame added and garnished with green papaya slaw and splashed with red curry sauce. It was head-sweatingly spicy, closer to Thai food than any other South East Asian country, but great value for under $10.
My best restaurant meal was at Estadio, which serves Spanish tapas on 14th Street N.W., now the liveliest area of the city. Three of us started with a boat of marinated olives, wild mushroom croquetas with roasted red peppers, Brussels sprouts with caramelized onions and pine nuts and a baby arugula salad with peppers and hard boiled eggs. That left room for just two mains—scallops with roasted cauliflower and spice grilled chicken with cabbage slaw, rice and salsa. For me, the scallops stood out, perfectly succulent, edged with a crunch of smoky cauliflower. To accompany the food, we had an Albarino from Rias Baixes, a grape derived from reisling, but a fuller, drier wine and a Garnacha from Navarra, abundantly fruity, one of my favorite grapes.
Meals at family and friends homes ranged from Iranian kebabs, to Thai, Vietnamese, French and Indian Punjabi and Bengali. I took a slow boat-ride on Lake Barcroft situated in a forest in Falls Church, a community surrounded by mansions with a beach or two where people were sunbathing on a sunny afternoon. Much more important was the time spent with them, feeling their warmth and enjoying the free-ranging discussions about everything, a critical aspect of life I lack in California. Signs of vitality in the city—a Sunday farmers' market near Dupont Circle and young people dancing to swing within the circle, the buzz on 14th street and the air of Spring allowed thoughts of spending more time there to waft through my mind.
Swing in Dupont Circle
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Glady Me's creative history is that of its creator, Randy Mauger, as many people know him. Many others know him as Randall Mauger in a different context. Which version of his name, or multiple new versions that would eventually be used, never crossed his mind when he was first "wowed" by music as a child. From the 4th grade on, when Randy began to play the alto sax, it was assumed by all (including Randy) that he would go on to become a professional musician, even though he was never prodigy material. Not even close. It was just what he seemed to do best at the time.
Just within the music layer of experience, Randy Mauger has performed for ages pre-K through senior citizens. He's performed commonly popular music and a large catalogue of completely original compositions, ranging from children's music to adult contemporary to solo fingerstyle guitar. He's been a teaching artist and a guitar teacher, and he's about to publish two guitar books. Recently, "Randall Mauger" has begun to develop his skills in the world of voice-overs.
The thought of sticking to a simple one category of creative endeavor is just creative anathema to Randy. It'd be like an ice cream "brain freeze". "Variety is the spice of life!" is no idle saying to him. It is a catalyst for multifaceted creativity. Keeping life interesting by following his innate sense of curiosity is a must!


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31 Days of Halloween: Every Other Day is Halloween (2010) Documentary
In C.W. Prather's documentary Every Other Day is Halloween, viewers are taken on a nostalgic and whimsical trip back in time to the golden age of television horror hosts, a time when local TV's witching hour was ruled by ghouls and boils introducing old black and white movies for a generation of delighted fans. Prather focuses on one of the most well-known and longest running horror hosts, Count Gore De Vol, played by Dick Dyszel, as we are given a glimpse into his wacky world.
Though Count Gore De Vol is a very recognizable horror host and still makes regular appearances at conventions and hosts his own online horror show, I wasn't that familiar with the character's creator, Dick Dyszel. This documentary does a wonderful job at connecting the audience to the kind man behind the well-known cape! From his beginnings as playing Bozo the Clown and Captain 20 for local kid's shows on Channel 20 in Washington D.C., we see Dyszel's growth and desire to do something for the adults – hence Count Gore De Vol's first show in 1973!
We are shown lots of vintage footage of Dyszel as his different characters, with the focus of course on the Count. We also see interviews with people Dyszel's show, Creature Feature, influenced, including writers like Steve Niles (30 Days of Night), filmmakers such as Jeff Krulik (Heavy Metal Parking Lot), Scream Queens Leanna Chamish (Stakes) and Eleanor Herman (Night Beast) as well as a new generation of horror hosts including John Dimes ("Dr. Sarcofiguy") and Jerry Moore II ("Karlos Borloff"). There are also lots of nostalgic recollections from regular old horror fans who watched his show when they were kids as well as from the man himself, Dick Dyszel. In one touching segment Dyszel recalls having Forrest J. Ackerman on the show and we are treated to rare footage of the interview.
Much of the footage shown in this documentary is rare or has never been seen before, adding to the deeply nostalgic feel of the documentary. Though I was too young to recall Count Gore De Vol's long-running TV show Creature Feature, I still deeply appreciate the era of horror hosts and especially pioneers such as Dick Dyszel. When horror hosts seemed a thing of the past in the early '90s, Dyszel resurrected Count Gore De Vol and decided to host his show on the Internet (and this was back when people were still on dial-up). He is considered the first ever Internet horror host!
Nowadays, we are seeing a resurgence of horror hosts, many who claim Dyszel and his Count Gore De Vol character were huge influences on them. Many of these modern horror hosts are interviewed, including Penny Dreadful, The Bone Jangler, Karlos Borloff and more! It's amazing to see what a gigantic impact horror hosts like Dyszel made on today's performers and it's pretty heartwarming to see such a great guy like Dyszel still getting adoration from fans!
Hard-working horror hosts like Dyszel basically reared a generation of horror fans and influenced a whole new breed of horror hosts to go on and inspire another generation of horror fans. Since many horror fans have horror hosts to thank for introducing them to the genre, it's quite a treat to watch this documentary and get a behind-the-scenes peek at Dick Dyszel's long (and still going strong) career as Count Gore De Vol!
If you are looking for a superb documentary that takes you down memory lane, check out Every Other Day is Halloween. It's a fascinating and fun look at horror host Dick Dyszel's life and will make you nostalgic for the golden years of horror hosts as well as make you excited for the horror hosts in years to come!
(Ed. note: This was originally posted on Fatally Yours May 19th, 2010.)
Posted by Sarah E. Jahier at 8:00 AM
Labels: 31 Days of Halloween, documentary, film review, Halloween, Halloween 2011, horror, horror host, movies
Sounds great! I'll definitely have to give that a watch.
Rook Wilder October 19, 2011 at 10:19 AM
Being a creature feature groovy movie horror show host is really the job I most wanted to do in life. Audible sigh, pouty face...
Morphine October 19, 2011 at 10:30 AM
I have this documentary 9and it's signed) I LOVE it.
Mantan Calaveras October 19, 2011 at 1:23 PM
Sweet! I grew up watching Zacherle's "Horrible Horror" and these days I'm a big fan of. Mr. Lobo.
I'd definitely like to check this out. I got "American Scary" for xmas one year, heh heh, that's a pretty good one too.
dragonmamma October 19, 2011 at 3:56 PM
I'm a Southern California girl, so my Saturday afternoon Creature Features were presided over by "the master of the macabre, the epitome of evil, the most sinister man to crawl the face of the earth...SEYMOUR!"
Shortly after he died of cancer, he was replaced by Elvira.
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QUILCENE — Quilcene and Crescent ended up with similar offensive numbers, but in the end, it was three punt returns for touchdowns that was the difference as the Rangers football team won an Olympic Peninsula rivalry game with Crescent 52-22.
The Rangers' Olin Reynolds had five touchdowns, two of them on punt returns, and 264 all-purpose yards in Saturday's win. Crescent's workhorse, Noah Leonard, had 17 carries for 178 yards himself, but the Quilcene defense limited Leonard to two touchdowns.
Quilcene got another 75-yard punt return for a touchdown from Isaac Dugdale.
Quilcene coach Trey Beathard gave much of the credit to his defense for the win as the Rangers started the season 2-0.
While Leonard gained 178 yards, Beathard said the Quilcene defenders did what they could to make him work for it.
"The kids played with a lot of intensity. They swarmed the ball and gang tackled [Leonard]. He had to really earn those yards," Beathard said.
Crescent coach Brian Shimko said the defensive play among the linebackers broke down for the Loggers.
"Our defensive backs were turning them back to the middle, but the middle linebackers weren't stepping up to plug the holes," he said.
Shimko also gave credit to Quilcene for being a well-coached team.
"Quilcene fundamentally works very well as a team," he said.
Reynolds finished with 144 yards rushing and 120 yards on punt returns, with TD runs of 81, 40 and three yards and punt returns of 80 and 40 yards. Quilcene had 187 yards rushing and 48 passing for 235 yards of offense. Crescent had 273 yards rushing and 42 passing for 315 yards of offense. In addition to Leonard's usual big game, Braden Emery had 67 yards on seven carries for the Loggers.
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Quilcene finished the game with 187 yards rushing and In addition to Leonard's 178 yards, Braden Emery had 67 yards on seven carries, including a 40-yard TD run. Robert Comstock III had a 39-yard touchdown catch for the Rangers.
Quilcene (0-0, 2-0) has a very interesting game coming up Friday evening against Neah Bay (0-0, 1-1). Despite these two teams being on the Olympic Peninsula, Beathard said this is the first time he's faced the powerhouse Red Devils, who are coming off their first win of the year against Taholah. That game will be played at 6 p.m.
Crescent (0-0, 1-1) plays Lyle-Wishram (1-0), a 2B school, at 2 p.m. Saturday. This school is located near The Dalles, Ore., and last week beat Oakville 76-6.
Rushing—Q: Reynolds 5-144; Elkins 1(-3), Alejo 3-10; Smead 2-23; Kieffer 1-9; Williams 1-4. C: B. Emery 7-67; Lee 8-28; Leonard 17-178.
Passing—Q: Elkins 2-5-48, TD, INT; Kieffer 1-1-12. C: Buchanan 4-12-42.
Receiving—Q: B. Budnek 1-9; Comstock III 1-39; Filmer 1-12. C: B. Emery 1-8; Dalton 3-34.


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(OTTAWA) Canada's government will make it tougher for many homebuyers to get mortgages this year as it grapples with an overheated property market, according to analysts in a Reuters poll, who also see prices stabilising this year but no dramatic collapse.
Ten of 14 economists and strategists surveyed last week in Reuters' first poll on the Canadian housing sector answered 'yes' when asked if they thought Ottawa would tighten mortgage rules within the next 12 months.
They expect home prices to stall with a mere 0.1 per cent climb in the year to December 2012, and the same in 2013. That is down from a 0.9 per cent year on year increase in December 2011.
The results were similar to another Reuters poll last month that suggested the five-year slide in US home prices would end this year, followed by a weak recovery in 2013.
If Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tightens requirements for government-backed mortgages, it would be his fourth intervention in the real estate market since 2008.
Mr Flaherty could raise the minimum down payment to buy a home from the current 5 per cent or reduce the maximum amortisation period from 30 years.
Any move would likely come before the prime spring real estate season, analysts said. 'Sometime between now and the next budget,' said Benoit Durocher, senior economist at Desjardins in Montreal.
The budget is expected in late March.
The poll respondents see the housing market as moderately overvalued, particularly in Toronto and Vancouver.
'There is some genuine concern that the housing market and households have been overstretched,' said Mazen Issa, economist at TD Securities.
'But in the absence of several triggers for a housing market decline, which are not likely to be forthcoming until at least the middle of next year, the underlying theme is of gradual moderation,' he said.
Possible triggers would be a rise in mortgage rates or a sharp rise in unemployment.
Canada's robust housing market helped pull the economy out of the 2008 recession. Prices dipped briefly during the downturn, but quickly resumed the climb that characterised the previous decade.
But that effervescence is now a headache for policymakers, as historically low interest rates tempt more and more people to take out mortgages for increasingly unaffordable homes.
Household debt levels are approaching those in the US before the 2008-09 housing meltdown there. Canada's debt-to-income ratio hit a record 153 per cent last year and is expected to rise.
The Bank of Canada, which has fanned the flames by holding its benchmark lending rate at one per cent for an unprecedented 17 months, has made it clear that rates are likely to stay unchanged for at least this year.
Of the nine forecasters who answered a question on how far prices would fall before stabilising, the median decline was 5 per cent, with four predicting prices won't stabilise until after 2013.
The economists see a moderation in housing starts to 190,000 units in the first quarter of 2012, compared with a seasonally adjusted annualised rate of 197,900 units in January.
Housing starts should ease to 181,000 by the second quarter, they said.
A clear majority think that housing prices are overvalued, but not extremely so. Analysts placed prices as a 'seven' on a scale of one to 10, with five being fairly valued and 10 being extremely overvalued. None saw them as undervalued.
But the national average is skewed by extremes in Toronto and Vancouver, where foreign investment has helped push up prices. Excluding these centres, Mr Durocher rated prices as a 'five' on the scale.
Doug Porter, deputy chief economist at BMO Capital Markets, agreed. 'I would say aside from those two cities, there's really little evidence whatsoever that the market has gotten ahead of itself,' he said.
Vancouver prices have already started sliding. The outlook of the half-dozen analysts who ventured a forecast on that city was for a 3 per cent drop this year and 4.8 per cent fall next year.
(OTTAWA) Strip malls – once anchors of postwar North American suburban neighbourhoods – are doomed, with thousands across Canada and the US already derelict and eyed by land developers.
But at least one Canadian academic sees value in maintaining the ubiquitous local retailing plazas, and has amassed proposals such as adding community gardens or toboggan slides, or morphing them into giant bee hives or parking lots for food caravans.
'Strip malls were once the economic hubs of new suburbs,' said Rob Shields, a sociology professor at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, who received a government grant to rethink strip malls to benefit communities around them.
For more than 50 years, retailers favoured the rows of boxy single-story shops opening onto a common parking lot facing major roadways bringing commuters driving between their suburban homes and downtown workplaces.
But they are losing favour due to rising fuel prices, traffic congestion and city planners' demands to make cities denser as part of a drive for more 'walkable' cities.
More than 11 per cent of strip malls in North America are derelict, representing 300 million square feet of vacant retail space, according to the Washington- based Urban Land Institute. The rest are arguably in decline.
City planners such as Winnipeg's Jeff Palmer view strip malls as 'retail relics'. 'They reflect a time and a place that is no longer environmentally sustainable or economically viable. They do nothing to add to the vibrancy of a neighbourhood and they don't encourage walking, communicating or socialising,' he said.
They once housed banks, dry cleaners, pharmacies, post offices and video stores all in one convenient location.
But retailing has changed. Video stores lost out to online downloading while superstores now sell groceries as well as other goods and services all under one roof.
'If they're going next door for a product or service, why not keep them in-house,' John Williams, a senior consultant with retail consulting firm JC Williams Group, said of superstores.
Developers, meanwhile, would rather build regional 'power centres' – big strip malls that pack in more stores and two or three anchor tenants locked into 20-year leases providing more stable cash flows.
And owners increasingly view 'not very pretty' strip malls as 'superb redevelopment opportunities', said Ed Sonshine, chief executive of RioCan Real Estate, which owns more than 100 strip malls in Canada and the United States.
Mr Sonshine turned a 23,000 sq ft strip mall in Toronto into a seven-storey condominium building with retail stores on the ground floor and three levels of underground parking.
The main argument for strip malls is that they allow some form of neighbourhood retailing to survive, said Mr Palmer, 'so that we're not all driving five km to buy milk'.
Some have been transformed into restaurant plazas, which proved to be popular. Food retailing is one of the few still strong segments in retailing.
'There's still a demand for local retail services, and these facilities are standing there and so the question is: How can they be reused to make suburbs more vibrant and more sustainable?' Prof Shields told AFP.
Many of the proposals were hashed out by the communities that they seek to change. Prof Shields plans to put on display the finalists at city halls, starting in Buffalo, New York, hoping to generate support for salvaging strip malls.
But Mr Sonshine offers a more sober view. Eventually all strip malls will be redeveloped, he says, 'because the land will become too valuable, and there is a natural limit to what retailers will pay in rent; whereas the redevelopment potential will keep growing'.


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The --checkpoint-action=totals option instructs tar to output the total number of bytes transferred at each checkpoint.
sign and the specifier letter.
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Huawei cancels new phone launch in Taiwan after China row
Tech giant Huawei has cancelled the launch of a flagship phone and watch in Taiwan after Taipei imposed a temporary ban on some of its products for listing the island as part of China.AFP | December 05, 2019, 15:17 IST
Taipei: Tech giant Huawei has cancelled the launch of a flagship phone and watch in Taiwan after Taipei imposed a temporary ban on some of its products for listing the island as part of China.
On its official Taiwan Facebook page Wednesday Chinese company Huawei said the launch of its Mate 30 Pro smartphone and its GT 2 digital watch had been cancelled due to "supply issues" without elaborating further.
"We thank all users who participated in the pre-order event of the products ... and express deep regret for causing you inconvenience," the statement said, adding that users would be refunded.
The cancellations came after Taiwan last month suspended sales of three Huawei models that listed the self-ruled, democratic island as "Taiwan, China" for timezones and contacts.
On Thursday Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) said the temporary ban of Huawei's P30, P30 pro and Nova 5T models was still effective as the company had yet to change the wording.
How Taiwan is described is a hugely sensitive political issue.
Beijing considers Taiwan as part of its territory and has vowed to seize it by force if necessary, even though the two sides have been governed separately for the last seven decades.
In recent years international brands have routinely found themselves bowing to Beijing's stance on Taiwan -- a much smaller market compared to the lucrative mainland.
A growing list of international firms, including luxury brands, airlines and hotels, have been pushed to apologise to Beijing or change Taiwan's classification on their websites to "Taiwan, China" or "Chinese Taipei".
The authoritarian mainland has ramped up diplomatic and economic pressure on Taiwan since President Tsai Ing-wen was elected in 2016 because her party refuses to recognise that idea that the island is part of "one China".
Pressure is building as Taiwan heads towards elections in January, with Tsai seeking to defeat an opponent who favours much warmer ties with China.
Huawei, the world's number two smartphone producer, has previously come under fire in mainland China for the opposite offence -- not labelling the cities of Taipei, Hong Kong and Macau as part of China in some Chinese-language settings.
The company is also fighting legal battles in the United States, saying Thursday it has petitioned a US court to overturn a ban imposed on national security grounds that prevents carriers in rural America from buying its equipment by tapping an $8.5-billion federal fund.
Tags : Devices, huawei, Taiwan, Mate 30 Pro, GT 2, Smartphone, digital watch


Computer analysis says that I should have played Nf3 (exposing my queen being captured by the bishop). In the proposed scenario by the computer, the opponent will play h3 (capturing my knight) and so I can capture his bishop with my queen.
But another scenario could occur, the opponent will capture my queen with the bishop and I can then play Nf7 (something like the fried liver) and the opponent moves his queen and I can capture the rook (Or he can capture my queen and I capture the bishop with the rook but in this case he can then move his queen to prevent the somewhat-similar-to fried liver attack). But In such case, I think the opponent is in a better situation: He got my queen and I got a pawn and a rook (or a pawn and a bishop), He can no more castle but he has much more material so he can do well.
So why does the computer says that this is a better move? I tried h3 to attach the opponent bishops but computer says this is not a good move!
Your description of the computer's suggestions doesn't quite match the position, but if you mean the computer suggests Nxe5, that is correct, as Bxd1 leads to a variation of Legal's Mate.
and white has won a pawn, and has a big lead in development.
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged analysis tactics knights queens pins or ask your own question.
How can one precisely sacrifice a piece for a winning attack?
Is attempting to capture the king advisable in this position?
Is there a way that white can survive for six rounds in this position?


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How to roast a chicken: Climate change and farming in Nigeria
Extreme heat is worsening economic inequality among African farmers - and raising the spectre of future food shortages.
Zimbabwe vote: what are the fraud claims?
Electoral workers empty a presidential candidates ballot box onto a table during counting operations for Zimbabwe's general election at the David Livingston Primary school in central Harare (Marco Longari /AFP)
Zimbabwe death toll now 6 after Wednesday chaos
Zimbabwe's opposition leader continues claiming victory
Zimbabwe tense as election results set to be unveiled
Zimbabwe's opposition has charged the ruling party with rigging the first election since the historic departure of autocrat Robert Mugabe, sparking a deadly crackdown on protesters by troops in Harare.
While the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) insists the election was fair, the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has raised an array of fraud allegations.
International observers praised the largely peaceful conduct of election day itself on July 30.
But an EU mission said it had found an "un-level playing field" in which various factors were stacked towards the ruling Zanu-PF.
'Biased' electoral commission?
The ZEC was synonymous with fraud and bias under Mugabe, when elections were often marred by deadly violence.
The commission has again faced criticism, with European Union observers accusing it of a "persistent lack of inclusivity and transparency".
It also faced claims of bias over the layout of the ballot papers, which - set out in two alphabetical columns - gave President Emmerson Mnangagwa a prominent spot at the top of the page.
The ZEC has furiously denied allegations of bias and rigging.
Flawed electoral roll?
The MDC repeatedly alleged before the election that a new electoral roll - compiled via biometric registration - was riddled with errors.
The electoral roll has long been a contentious feature of Zimbabwean elections, allegedly the rotten core of systematic rigging under Mugabe.
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa also complained that his party struggled to get hold of a copy of the roll to check for evidence of fraud despite repeated requests, when ZANU-PF already had one.
Food handouts?
In a country where entrenched poverty and erratic weather have left more than a million people at risk of hunger, according to the World Food Programme, meals can have a powerful sway.
Mugabe was regularly accused of using food as a political tool to win support in poor rural areas, but Mnangagwa said such behaviour would be a thing of the past.
Yet Chamisa charged during the campaign that officials were withholding food aid from people due to their political affiliation.
Commonwealth election observers said in a report that the ruling party had continued to use their "incumbency to gain undue advantage, including the use of food".
Voter intimidation?
EU observers noted numerous instances of voter intimidation, such as "direct threats of violence (and) pressure on people to attend rallies".
Election monitors from the Commonwealth also said there was evidence of more indirect forms of intimidation, including using traditional leaders to lean on voters.
Traditional community chiefs have traditionally been close to the Zanu-PF, though a growing number have been at loggerheads with Mnangagwa's government.
Media bias?
Both the opposition and independent monitors complained of heavily disproportionate coverage of Zanu-PF in the state-controlled media, which dominates in Zimbabwe.
"State-owned TV, radio and newspapers "were heavily biased in favour of the ruling party and incumbent president in their election-related coverage," the EU observer mission said.
It concluded: "The misuse of state resources, instances of coercion and intimidation, partisan behaviour by traditional leaders and overt bias in state media, all in favour of the ruling party, meant that a truly level playing field was not achieved."
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Elephants such as this one from Samburu National Reserve in Kenya are under great poaching pressure.
Most ivory confiscated in Africa since 2002 came from elephants that had died within three years, with very little "old" ivory making its way into large shipments.
Thure Cerling from the University of Utah and colleagues from the US, UK and Kenya took 231 samples of ivory taken from 14 seizures (of a half-tonne or more) between 2002 and 2014 and, using radiocarbon dating, calculated the lag time between the animals' death and the date of confiscation. They found more than 90% of samples were taken from animals that died less than three years before the confiscation.
African elephant populations are in the midst of a poaching crisis – the worst wave of killings since the 1970s and 80s. It's big business, too – since 2010, more than 70% of all ivory seizures have been bundles of more than half a tonne, and brings an enormous US$597 million per year into Africa.
But no one knew if the tusks on offer were "old" (more than a decade old and sourced from long-term government stockpiles) or freshly poached.
So Cerling and his colleagues used "bomb carbon-14" dating to find out if the ivory was new or old. Carbon-14 is a naturally occurring isotope of carbon and produced by cosmic rays interacting with our atmosphere.
But above-ground nuclear weapons testing in the early 1960s pumped an influx of carbon-14 into the atmosphere which mostly existed in carbon dioxide.
As plants photosynthesised carbon dioxide-14 and were eaten by animals – such as elephants – the carbon-14 made its way into the food web. And as elephants ate and grew, laying layers of toothy material called dentine onto their tusks, so was the carbon-14 locked away.
When an elephant died, carbon-14 was no longer sequestered in its tusks. Measuring carbon-14 levels in an ivory sample and comparing it to carbon-14 levels over time could tell researchers when the animal passed away.
Cerling and his crew found only three specimens from 231 samples with a lag time between death and ivory confiscation of more than five years. A further one was very old – it had a lag time of more than 19 years.
If the ivory came from government stockpiles, they researchers write, they would expect times for 27 years or more. This means poached ivory is the main driver of the illegal trade.
Anti-poaching efforts are expensive, but elephants rake in around 25 million tourist dollars each year – more than enough to cover protection costs.
Given that they weigh in at around three tonnes, you might think African elephants need a lot of sleep, but you'd be wrong.
A pierced antler shows long-distance trade was in full swing 11,000 years ago.


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Q: How to add fill in the blank next to multiple choice question number I'm a new teacher that is trying to make an exam with multiple choice questions. I like having a little fill in the blank spot next to the number of the question for quick grading. I'm not sure how to do this.
I currently have
\documentclass[12pt]{exam}
\begin{document}

\begin{questions}

%1

\question What are the coordinates of point $N$?

    \begin{oneparchoices}
    \choice $(2,6)$
    \choice $(6,8)$
    \choice $(4,2)$
    \choice $(0,7)$
    \end{oneparchoices}
\end{questions}

\end{document}

I'd like to put a fill in the blank or even some underscores before the question number begins.
Thank you for any and all help! I'm very new to LaTeX and I'm learning slowly!


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Q: Understanding Thread.Sleep use in WCF I am doing streaming using nVLC and WCF like a remote control and i have the following doubt. In the StartTransmission() operation, if i call player.Play() and not call Thread.Sleep(0) the method end and nothing happened. But with Thread.Sleep(0) the method end but streaming is functioning now. the answers are.

*

*Has Thread.Sleep a particular functionality inside WCF remote procedure?

*How the Main Thread lifetime work when i use Thread.Sleep(0).

A: *

*No, none.

*There is no main thread in WCF. Maybe the nVLC library has one.

This looks like a race condition. The small time it takes for Thread.Sleep(0) to complete seems to be enough to the nVLC complete it's work.
I was thinking about COM message pumping as well, but Thread.Sleep(0) does not do that.


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Q: Split delimited single value character vector I have a user provided String like "Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri". Please note that this value is user provided input. User may provide something like "Mon,Tue,Wed" and so on.
I want to get this as vector which will be used for plotting and for further analytics.
Since the value provided by user is a single comma delimited value, we need to separate the value in to individual values and then construct vector.
Is there any way to construct vector directly.
i.e I should get a vector from "Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri". As expected, below code returns a single value vector.
> weekdays <- c(days)

> print(weekdays)
[1] "Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri"

But I need something like below
> days <- c("Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri")
> print(days)
[1] "Mon" "Tue" "Wed" "Thu" "Fri"

Note that I am not reading a CSV file. I am just trying to read a user provided single CSV row as vector.

A: You can use strsplit for that:
wkdays <- "Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri"
unlist(strsplit(wkdays, ","))

this gives:

> unlist(strsplit(wkdays, ","))
[1] "Mon" "Tue" "Wed" "Thu" "Fri"

An alternative is to use scan:
scan(text = wkdays, sep = ",", what = character())

which gives the same result.


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Zajeziorce – dawna kolonia. Tereny, na których była położona, leżą obecnie na Białorusi, w obwodzie witebskim, w rejonie brasławskim, w sielsowiecie Słobódka.

Historia
W latach 1921–1939 kolonia leżała w Polsce, w województwie nowogródzkim (od 1926 w województwie wileńskim), w powiecie brasławskim, w gminie Brasław a następnie w gminie Słobódka.

Według Powszechnego Spisu Ludności z 1921 roku zamieszkiwało tu 30 osób, wszystkie były wyznania rzymskokatolickiego i zadeklarowały litewską przynależność narodową. Były tu 4 budynki mieszkalne. W 1938 w 6 domach zamieszkiwało 35 osób.

Miejscowość należała do parafii rzymskokatolickiej w Słobódce. W 1933 podlegała pod Sąd Grodzki w Brasławiu i Okręgowy w Wilnie; właściwy urząd pocztowy mieścił się w Słobódce.

Przypisy

Rejon brasławski
Opuszczone miejscowości na Białorusi

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Norway beats Esky for minors district title
Plays Saturday in Bay City
Adam Niemi
aniemi@ironmountaindailynews.com
Owen Baij, center, holds the trophy and looks on as the Norway Little League minor baseball team poses after beating Escanaba 12-2 in the championship on Tuesday, July 24, 2018, in Norway, Mich. (Adam Niemi/Iron Mountain Daily News)
NORWAY — Norway's offense stayed hot to help bring in the Little League district championship with a 12-2 win over Escanaba on Tuesday.
Norway overcame another early deficit before the offense awoke with a six-run second to grab the lead for good.
"Patience — they jumped out on us 2-0 and we had to come back again," Norway head coach Nate Burklund said. "We hit and we hit in the order where we needed to. Probably not as good as yesterday, but we did what we had to come back and get 10 on them right here at the end. The kids started to wake up — they were kind of dragging in the beginning. It makes us coaches a little bit nervous."
Norway advances to the state tournament with its first game at 5 p.m. EST Saturday in Bay City.
Escanaba scored a pair of runs in the first inning with small ball, but never found a rhythm in the batter's box. Escanaba was kept hitless, despite scoring a pair of runs in the first. The runs came when Gavin Wagner and Brian Boutilier reached base on a walk and hit-by-pitch, respectively. Wagner scored on a sacrifice bunt by Ashton Rymkos. Boutilier scored on an error.
Norway's offensive surge in the second inning was helped along with hits from Owen Baij and Landon Ross. Ross' two-out, two RBI-single tied the game. An error on a grounder by Cole Baciak allowed the go-ahead runner to score.
Norway added four runs in the third and two in the fifth.
"We lost to a good team. I wish Norway nothing but the best of luck downstate," Escanaba head coach Andy Fields said. "They have a great team. The better team won today. We have some more work to do and we'll be back."
Cameron Varda's pitching on the mound stifled Escanaba. As Norway's hardest throwing pitcher, Fields said his team couldn't catch up to Varda's velocity.
"Cameron Varda, he's a great pitcher. He's tough to hit. We struggled hitting him the other day," Fields said. "We got some more bats on the balls today. I thought we did the best we could against a really good pitcher … For us to get where we did is a major accomplishment."
Varda threw his 79th pitch in the fifth inning and was replaced by Beau Maule. Varda's pitch count means he most likely won't be available for Saturday's game, Burklund said.
"Cameron's our hardest throwing pitcher. He's come around to throw the ball hard," Burklund said. "He's intimidating and that's a big difference. Throwing 79 pitches means we can't use him Saturday, but we have some other pitchers we can use. We have shown success with our other pitchers."
Maddex Burklund and Varda scored twice for Norway. Burklund had two singles, including a two RBI-double in the third inning. Baij had a two RBI-single in the second inning and an RBI double in the third. Maule and Noah Wheeler picked up an RBI in the fifth.
Escanaba 200 00 — 2
Norway 064 02 — 12
'Youth Fit' fills Iron County summer


Brig. Gen. Hossein Dehghan told Iran's state news agency IRNA on Thursday that the stories were to spread Iranophobia through fake narratives; however, Dehghan believed that the nation would respond strongly to the claims in the February 10 rallies to mark the anniversary of Islamic Revolution of 1979.
Dehghan was responding to a US official's remarks in speaking to Reuters earlier on January 30. "Iran on Sunday carried out a test launch of a medium-range ballistic missile that exploded after 630 miles (1,010 km), a US official said on Monday. The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the test was carried out from a site near Semnan, east of Tehran. The official added that the last time this type of missile was test launched was in July 2016," Reuters reported.
"No such missile has been test-fired; if even so, it is conventional to our defensive arrangement and seeks to serve purely defensive objectives; the Zionist circles are definitely behind the media propaganda to pit the international community against Iran," Dehghan told a ceremony to honor martyrs of Guilan province on Thursday.
He recommended Persian Gulf Arab countries southern neighbors of Iran not to fall into the trap extended by this sort of propaganda, since the Islamic Republic of Iran had in no time been a threat to them; "the US only seeks to sign lucrative deal to sell its weapons in an arms race to return oil money into their own economy," added the defense minister.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using Epi.Cloud.Common.DTO;
using Epi.Cloud.Common.MessageBase;

namespace Epi.Cloud.Common.Message
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Represents a SurveyInfo response message to client
    /// </summary>
    public class SurveyInfoResponse: ResponseBase
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Default Constructor for SurveyInfoResponse.
        /// </summary>
        public SurveyInfoResponse()
        {
            this.SurveyInfoList = new List<SurveyInfoDTO>();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Overloaded Constructor for SurveyInfoResponse. Sets CorrelationId.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="correlationId"></param>
        public SurveyInfoResponse(string correlationId) : base(correlationId) { this.SurveyInfoList = new List<SurveyInfoDTO>(); }

        /// <summary>
        /// Total number of pages for query
        /// </summary>
        public int NumberOfPages { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Number of Records per page
        /// </summary>
        public int PageSize { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Single SurveyInfo
        /// </summary>
        public List<SurveyInfoDTO> SurveyInfoList { get; set; }
    }
}


Donald Trump real estate quotes. Read through each Donald Trump real estate quote to better understand the Trump formula for success.
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Nobody gets prices [rents] like I get prices.
Nobody loved the World Trade Center until its death… Now that it's gone, everybody loves it.
The World Trade center represented freedom, it represented power and majesty, and it really became a target. One of the things that I feel we have to do is build our buildings stronger so that they can withstand attack if necessary.
What I have done is build the most beautiful buildings in the best locations.
I got the castle for my birthday.
I like tall, skinny buildings. That's what my public likes.
My father was a wonderful negotiator. He was able to build for less money than the guy across the street, faster than the people across the street, and have a better product in the end. And he taught me that.
I think I'm passionate about life. I'm passionate about everything I do.


Dijon mustard - In what supermarket aisle?
Pumpkin Cheesecake Oops! Help please!
Oil - what kind for general use?
Smell of garlic from my fingers!
Using Rum insted of Bourbon in my turkey brine?
Carpel Tunnel and Potato Peeling - Xmas gift for mom please advise!
Too much help in the Kitchen?
ISO help frying up some Jalapenos?
How big is an extra large egg ??
How do I keep the pepper dry?
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Chris O'Dowd denies slamming Michael Bay in a recent interview — but claims the whole Megan Fox getting fired business was definitely sexist.
Remember when Megan Fox got fired from the Transformers franchise for comparing producer/director Michael Bay to Hitler? Chris O'Dowd does — but despite a scathing rant against Bay in an interview last week the Friends with Kids star said the press is to blame, not the director.
But now the actor claims he was totally misquoted. In an open letter to Bay on his website, O'Dowd said his jibe was aimed at the press, not at the producer.
"Please know this, I never called you an a*****e. For one, I don't know you, and secondly, in Ireland, we say Arse," O'Dowd wrote on his website.
"It was naive of me to assume a remark aimed at the sexism in the entertainment press would reach its target in the entertainment press. I'm new to all this and that was stupid of me. You clearly got caught in the crossfire and I'm sorry about that," O'Dowd continued.
Tell us: Is Chris O'Dowd sincere or just covering his rear?