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Ulster Museum Welcomes The Rivals
Theatre director Rosie Pelan wants her actors to 'romp, romp, romp' in post-Restoration comedy
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Rosie Pelan has a nasty dose of the flu, but she isn't going to let that slow her down - not with her production of Richard Sheridan's The Rivals by Richard Sheridan being staged at the Ulster Museum this weekend. 'The director has to have the discipline of turning up week after week,' Pelan says, sitting in the café at the Crescent Arts Centre. 'I had the flu last winter too and still turned up every Sunday.'
Last winter was when 47-year old Pelan and her actors, most of them graduates of her acting classes, started work on The Rivals. It has been something of a slow burn production. Deliberately so. Neither Pelan nor her cast could afford to give up the usual amount of time required to put together a production.
'A few of my regular actors in my Thursday night drama class said to me, "Please direct us in a production",' Pelan explains. She is shedding layers as she talks, starting with her hat and working her way down to her gloves. Beneath the bulk of winter woollens she is a trim, fresh-faced woman with a long pony-tail of salt-and-pepper hair. Bright-eyed too, but that could be the flu. 'I've been saying no to the idea for years because I teach in the evenings.'
In addition to her workshops at the Crescent Arts Centre Pelan, a classically trained actor and graduate of the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (where she shared a room with David Tennant), also teaches in Queen's University's School of Drama and on Queen's Open Learning courses. Teaching is something she took up after she had taken early retirement from acting to come back to Belfast.
'I didn't want to be going on tour and living out of a suitcase in my 50s and 60s,' Pelan explains. 'I ended up coming back here and thought, "If I'm living here and not acting full-time, what else do I love to do?" and I've always loved teaching acting. I didn't want to give that up. And with an amateur or fringe production you have to set aside two or three evenings a week.'
However, when her students dangled the prospect of directing a Restoration comedy in front of her nose, Pelan says it was 'like a little electric light going off in my head'. Partially because she adores Restoration comedies, but also because she wants to share her classical training with her students. She points out that while her training, as a matter of course, incorporated both classical and contemporary skills, a lot of drama schools now offer either/or training.
'Personally I think that if you are only focusing on the contemporary that you miss out. If you train in the classics, and get classical voice training, that is the grounding for everything that comes after. Quite frankly, if you can handle Shakespearean verse structures and Restoration language, which is so dense and complex it requires you to have all kinds of verbal dexterity and breath capacity and so on, then you can handle anything.' She stops and grimaces apologetically. 'Sorry. I can get quite passionate about it.'
With The Rivals Pelan hopes to give her students a chance to experience a bit of what it is like to be a classical actor. Written in 1775 The Rivals isn't one of Pelan's Restoration comedies (she thought that would be a bit too challenging), but is instead what she calls a 'Post-Restoration' comedy. It is playwright Sheridan's first play, it has 'a young man's thrust', according to Pelan, and is a fast-paced, densely written comedy of manners satirising notions of romantic love and chivalric honour prevalent at the time it was written. It's a challenging, but light-hearted play.
The male lead, Captain Jack Absolute, is pretending to be a poor, lower ranking officer so he can woo Lydia Languish, who has notions about how romantic elopement and poverty would be. The usual cavalcade of misunderstandings and hurt feelings lead to Absolute being challenged to a duel with trigger-happy Irish baronet, Lucius O'Trigger. (A character who, on the very first opening night, was hit with an apple from the audience. Sheridan rewrote and recast the role.) 'I am constantly telling my students, "I want to see romping",' Pelan says, slapping her hand on the table. 'The key word of the week is romp, romp, romp!'
With only one week to go Pelan seems confident about the production, saying that the actors, characters and language have finally clicked together. She admits, however, that over the year long rehearsal she's had her moments of doubt. She didn't start with a full cast, some of the actors were forced to drop out over the year and Christopher Kelly, their Jack Absolute, went to England to do a degree in Classical Arts and will only be back in time for the dress rehearsal.
'There were times my spirits were low, but I never allowed myself to believe it wouldn't happen,' Pelan says. 'Somehow I always knew it would come good.'
Some of the problems have even turned out to be opportunities. Lydia Languish's guardian, Mrs Malaprop, played by Enid Crowe, was cast after rehearsals had already begun. Pelan is delighted with the actress. 'She's put an awful, awful lot into the production and she's just marvellous.' In addition to Crowe's skills as a performer she secured the stage in the Lecture Theatre at the Ulster Museum for The Rivals.
'Enid works at the Ulster Museum. She went to the director, Les McLean, and made the suggestion on our behalf. He readily agreed, so we're doing The Rivals in the Lecture Theatre. I'm chuffed to bits and Les McLean has has been very accomodating and helpful. He's quite keen on the idea.'
There are a few logistical difficulties to work around at the location. Entrances have to be performed around an immovable lectern stage left and there's no facility for lighting. Nevertheless, Pelan turns that into a positive. 'It's very Brechtian,' she grins. 'With just one bright light. It's all on a shoe-string and very minimal. So it's very much the actor's medium. It's all about the actors, the language and the audience.'
The Rivals will be in The Lecture Theatre at The Ulster Museum on December 19 at 2pm.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- It has been six-plus weeks since that postseason "no-holds barred" conversation between New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and general manager Dave Gettleman.
And yet, there's still no definitive public decision about whether the two-time Super Bowl winner will return for his 16th season.
Manning has one year remaining on his current deal at $16.2 million. At 38 years old, his future's uncertain.
The Giants said they would embark on an evaluation process spearheaded by Gettleman and coach Pat Shurmur that could lead to someone other than Manning being their starter in 2019. Gettleman said he was going to watch tape until his eyes bled.
All indications are it's heading in that direction. Manning has been in the building working out since season's end. Surely there has been some communication with Gettleman, and several people close to the quarterback have received no indication Manning's time with the Giants is about to end.
The NFL scouting combine begins at the end of February. Free agency is less than a month away. The time for a decision on Manning is coming.
The Giants are in a holding pattern after finishing their internal evaluations amid preparations for free agency and the draft. Gettleman said at the end of the season that it was too early to figure his ideal quarterback situation for 2019. He didn't know "the field."
Since that time: Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins declared for the draft. Oklahoma's Kyler Murray committed fully to football earlier this week, and Case Keenum became likely to move on from the Denver Broncos on Wednesday.
"The field" is almost finalized. The final shoe to drop will be Nick Foles, another former Shurmur pupil. Philadelphia is trying to control that situation by dangling the idea of a franchise tag. That likely would preclude a move to the Giants, if they decided, surprisingly, to move in that direction.
In the meantime, there are strong indications the Giants appear intent on finding their franchise quarterback in the draft -- whether it be this year or next -- rather than via free agency. That increases the possibility Manning will return for another season alongside a high draft pick; New York holds the No. 6 selection in April.
The Giants haven't commented publicly since Gettleman's end-of-season news conference. Manning waits, although his agent, Tom Condon, didn't sound all that concerned during Super Bowl week. He expected Manning to return for another season. There also haven't been any discussions to date regarding changes to Manning's contract.
When will there be a decision about Manning's future?
A final verdict needs to be made by March 17, which is the fifth day of the new league year and when Manning is guaranteed a $5 million bonus if he's on the Giants' 90-man active roster. That would all but cement his status for 2019.
Of course, it's likely a decision will be made before then. The Giants can't afford to be so patient. Free agency begins March 13. Teams can begin negotiating with players March 11. If the Giants elect to dip into the free-agent waters, they'll need to make Manning aware of their intentions. They aren't about to leave the most accomplished quarterback in franchise history dangling while flirting with a potential replacement, especially not with their concerted effort to handle his case carefully after what unfolded with his benching during the 2017 season.
The more likely date to watch is Feb. 26. That is when the combine begins. The combine is where a lot of behind-the-scenes flirting takes place. It's expected that the Manning decision will be made public before that week is over.
Eli Manning's QBR (stat introduced in 2006) and his annual salary throughout his career with the New York Giants.
How much money are the Giants on the hook for?
Manning is scheduled to count $23.2 million against the salary cap in 2019. That ranks 11th among quarterbacks. It's not exactly commensurate with his Total QBR of 51.3, where he was 25th among quarterbacks in 2018.
The deal calls for Manning to be paid $17 million this season. That includes an $11.5 million base salary, a $5 million roster bonus and a $500,000 workout bonus.
The cash value of $17 million places Manning tied for 15th among active quarterbacks this season. That's a more than manageable number.
If they want to lower his number, the Giants have leverage. Manning's value in an open market, where there aren't a lot of suitors looking for a veteran starter, isn't likely to be high.
What the Giants have done in the past with Victor Cruz, Shane Vereen, Dwayne Harris and others is to decrease their base salaries and allow the rest to be recouped with incentives. This also lowers their cap numbers. Going this route allows it to be termed a restructure rather than a straight pay cut.
Considering the Giants are expected to have almost $30 million in cap space this offseason (near the middle of the league, according to OverTheCap.com), it's not mandatory to rework Manning's contract. But it could be helpful.
All indications have been, and remain, that Manning wants to continue playing for the Giants. Remember, this is a player who negotiated a no-trade clause into his contract in 2015. Since then, his family and roots in New Jersey have only grown. Manning recently welcomed his first son, Charlie, to a family that includes three young girls, and their primary residence is in northern New Jersey. Manning's family members and friends even tease about how he has become a Jersey guy.
Manning, born and raised in Louisiana, has made it known that he's lukewarm about the possibility of playing elsewhere.
"It's hard to imagine that," Manning said in an interview after the season.
The second half of this past season -- when Manning threw 13 of his 21 touchdown passes -- reaffirmed his belief that he can still have success as a starter. There's been no indication of retirement talk, according to those close to him or in the organization. Manning still enjoys playing and competing at the highest level, along with the joys of being one of the guys in the locker room.
Sit and wait as the Giants continue to peruse their draft options. The evaluation process is in full swing. That is where their concentration lies.
A decision on the quarterback is on the horizon, whether it is this year or next. But the Giants at least need to head into free agency and the draft with a solidified plan. That begins and ends this offseason with a decision that involves Manning and his successor. He's likely to return, but nothing is finalized yet.


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By Subeksha Shrestha
Kevin Durant Bio, Wiki, Relationship, Girlfriend, Basketball, Salary, and Net Worth
Quick Facts of Kevin Wayne Durant
Kevin Wayne Durant
KD, Durant, The Durantula, K-Dog, The Second Coming
Black American
Christainity
Crystal Renee
109 kg or 240 lbs
Chest – 43 in or 109 cm Arms / Biceps – 15½ in or 39½ cm Waist – 35 in or 89 cm
Wanda Durant and Wayne Pratt
a sister, Brianna Durant, and two brothers, Tony Pratt, and Rayvonne Pratt
Kevin Durant is an American professional basketball player better known for playing in the Golden State Warriors of the National Basketball Association. Also, he is on the list of the highest-paid players in the NBA on and off the court.
Moreover, the guy has also won the Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award, four NBA scoring titles, and two Olympic gold medals. According to Forbes, Kevin's net worth is at soaring heights and continues to rise with Golden State Warriors.
Nevertheless, the famous basketball player seems to be as private as he can be regarding his love life. Further, his richness comes from expensive brand endorsement deals and his NBA salary.
Are you curious to know more about his relationship status, assets, and bank balance? If yes, then read along as we dive into his enormous net worth and private life in the section below:
Early Life And Childhood Of Kevin Durant
The NBA sensation Kevin Durant first stepped onto this planet as Kevin Wayne Durant on 29 September 1988 in Washington, D.C., USA, under the libra zodiac birth sign.
As per nationality, the fellow holds an American nationality and belongs to a Caucasian ethnic background.
From a spiritual point of view, he is a faithful follower of the Christianity religion and always visits the Chapel before every game. And in his spare time, the icon enjoys playing video games, swimming, dancing, and more.
Likewise, he was born to his parents, Wanda Durant and Wayne Pratt. Sadly, his parents divorced when the star was an infant, so his grandmother helped raise him.
Kevin Durant with his family
Source: The Athletic
Furthermore, the handsome hunk is too close to his mom, as he has even tattooed her name on his torso. Also, the star never jokes with his mother and is grateful to her.
Further, his momma Wanda is regular at his games and even guides him to show how important the journey of life is for us. Also, the dude shares a strong bond with his family.
In addition to this, the guy has a sister, Brianna Durant, and two brothers, Tony Pratt, and Rayvonne Pratt. More than that, he respects his older brother, Tony, like his mom. In an interview, the fellow also said that his brother Tony plays a vital role in his life.
Additionally, all of the Durant siblings grew up in Prince George's County, Maryland, on the outskirts of Washington, DC.
Kevin's dad returned to his life when he was only 13 years of age, and together they spent time traveling the country to basketball tournaments.
Kevin, one of the most talented T.V. personalities, initiated his career after getting drafted in 2007. He started playing for Seattle Supersonics, impressing everyone.
Later, the star signed for Oklahoma City Thunders in 2008, and to add to his personal collection, he won the Most Improved Player Award.
After playing at the national level for more than eight years, the NBA superstar marked a deal with Golden State Warriors in the year 2016. Completing two year deal with the Warriors, the athletics became a free agent and soon signed for Brooklyn Nets.
Nowadays, the basketball player plays for Brooklyn Nets. Throughout his career, the dashing guy has displayed excellence in performance; no wonder the star attracts so many fans. Because of that, he signed a deal with so many sponsors giving him more than $135 million so far in his career.
More On His Career
Mr. Durant played in Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) basketball for many teams in the Maryland area growing up and was teammates with fellow future NBA players Greivis Vasquez, Michael Beasley, and Ty Lawson.
In honor of Kevin's original AAU coach Charles Craig, who was murdered at the age of 35, he began wearing the #35 jersey number.
Moreover, the fellow played high school basketball at Oak Hill Academy, National Christian Academy, and Montrose Christian School. A highly sought-after serviceperson, regarded as the second-best high school prospect of 2006, the player committed to the University of Texas before his senior year of high school.
At the end of his senior year, the icon was named the Washington Post All-Met Basketball Player of the Year and the Most Valuable Player of the 2006 McDonald's All-American Game.
Also, Durant's enjoyed a successful college career playing for the Texas Longhorns at the University of Texas at Austin.
For the 2006-07 college season, the dude averaged 11.1 rebounds, 25.8 points, and 1.3 assists per game. So far, the talented person has been recognized as the unanimous national player of the year and won the Naismith College Player of the Year Award, the John R. Wooden Award, and eight other honors plus awards.
After the season, the king declared for the NBA draft, as his #35 jersey has since been retired by the Longhorns.
Kevin Durant's Love Life and Girlfriend
Can you all just believe if we say we are as clueless as you when the matter comes to his personal details? Well, that isn't very certain. Thirty-four years old cool guy is one of the luckiest men on the planet for having an intimate relationship with popular faces.
Durant and his former girlfriend
In 2011, the good-looking guy started dating the R&B singer Letoya Luckett. It appeared publicly when the pair were spotted together while having dinner in Las Vegas.
Although the news was first said as a rumor, it later churned. After one year, the lovely couple began dating each other, and they disclosed their personal details themselves.
Moreover, their relationship went well for a while, but after some time, the two split up for some reason.
Linked With Monica Wright
After separating from Letoya, the dude met his soulmate, and this relationship was like a basketball match made in heaven. He was romantically involved with Monica Wright, who currently plays for the Perth Lynx of the Women's Basketball League. Further, the twosome fell in love with each other so deeply that they were even engaged.
After research, we know that Kent Youngblood of the Star Tribune reports that Kevin's bride-to-be, Monica, declared the rumors of her engagement to the Oklahoma City Thunder star on 7 July.
Unfortunately, their engagement was short-lived when it went down the trough. Yes, you all heard it right. The duo was separated 11 months later after their engagement.
Once in an interview, the talented player stated,
I had a fiancee, but … I really didn't know how to, like, love her, you know what I'm saying? We just went our separate ways.
Dated Jasmine Shine
Soon after, the talented basketball player Durant split up with Monica; he moved on to Jasmine Shine.
Furthermore, the fellow was seen so close to Shine that he was ready to make her his wife. But before we blinked, the icon was on to the next one. Yes, like previously, the partners cannot make their relationships until the last and break down with each other.
Affair With Crystal Renee
After splitting from Jasmine, the athlete commenced his relationship with Crystal Renee in late 2014 and is still going on.
Likewise, Crystal is also a popular actress, model, and singer who knows how to hold a man down, we guess. So we can hope that the queen makes it to the altar with the athlete.
Besides this, the dude's been linked to one of the former Bachelorettes, Rachel Lindsay, and he dated Lindsay when she was in college. Nonetheless, both have not officially admitted their relationship to the public.
As of 2022, sorry guys, Kevin is off the market for good and is yet to be married or has no wife.
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How Much is Kevin Durant's Net Worth and Salary In 2022?
The good-looking man Kevin has garnered a fruitful sum of money mostly out of his basketball career and other professional sources. Even his social media platforms are a good source of passive income.
As per Celebrity Net Worth, the athlete holds a total net value of $200 million, including all his salaries and earnings from social media, his NBA career, and other sources. Further, the player could make such a huge sum of money because of his contract in the NBA.
Moreover, his $42 million NBA salary makes him one of the five highest-paid players in the league, and his multiple lucrative endorsement deals allow him to earn tens of millions more each year.
Between June 2019 and June 2020, the fellow made $65 million from his various endeavors. After spending three seasons with the Golden State Warriors, in 2019, he signed a four-year $164 million contract with the Brooklyn Nets. Also, the player is an active tech investor with more than 40 early-stage technology investments.
During his NBA career so far, the handsome hunk has won four scoring titles, two NBA Championships, the rookie of the year award and is an 11-time All-Star. Additionally, the star earned $270 million in salary alone, another $150 million from endorsements, giving him a current net worth of $200 million.
Outside of his basketball career, the player also works as the co-CEO of a company called Thirty-Five Ventures (a reference to his former jersey number).
Through Thirty-Five Ventures, he just oversaw the public market launch of a Special Purpose Acquisition Company called Infinite Acquisition Corp, also known as SPAC; last week, Infinite raised $275 million in the general markets.
Endorsements and Acquisitions
Besides basketball, the talented person gains much from his endorsement deals. Soon after his NBA draft, the fellow signed an endorsement deal with some popular brands.
Off the court, the star makes $36 million from endorsement deals with companies like Nike, Degree, Gatorade, and more. In a given year, he acquires around $65 million, of which $30 million comes from wages and $35 million from endorsements.
Furthermore, the guy has also made a number of venture capital investments, as he owns small stakes in a number of companies, including Postmates and investment app Acorns. Further, his media company has production deals with ESPN, Apple, Fox, Alaska Airlines, Google, YouTube, and Showtime.
Not just that, the dashing man also created 35 business ventures as part of his diversification. Additionally, the fellow has invested his money well, as his return on investment contributes to building his assets. Also, the star invested in companies like Postmates, Lime, and Rubrik.
In addition to this, he donates to helping the community financially through his foundation and also opened a College Track at the Durant Center in Maryland.
Motorcars and Houses
The affluent NBA Superstar adores sports cars and lavish houses. Like many celebrities and sports stars, Durant's love for expensive cars has filled his garage. However, we don't know what cars and how many he exactly has, but we do have some idea about his vehicles.
Well! The cars in his garage consist of Bugatti Veyron, Mercedes, Ferrari, Rolls Royce, and many more. Kevin's total worth of his luxury and fast cars tally up to more than $5.6 million. Besides this, the dude also has a private Jet, FYI, and it costs millions.
Not just that, the basketball superstar spent $12.05 million on a beachfront home in Malibu, California, in 2018 and later listed the home for sale for $13.495 million in May 2019.
Besides that, the hunk also has a house in Oakland and Oklahoma. Further, it is again a million-dollar mansion that counts on his property list.
Hence, observing all of his income, assets, salary, etc., we can believe that the good-looking, muscular man relishes a luxurious life with his family in Washington, D.C., USA.
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How one of the most inspiring projects in the Middle East has been devastated by NATO's second-largest army
The Turkish army, NATO's second largest, launched an invasion of northern Syria (aka Rojava) in October. Turkey and its extremist allies quickly faced accusations of ethnic cleansing and war crimes. And they displaced more than 300,000 civilians while killing at least 250. They also caused great destruction and misery in communities which had been at the forefront of fighting against Daesh (Isis/Isil) and which had been building a progressive democratic system in the middle of Syria's brutal conflict.
The Canary has previously amplified the voices of civilians who have suffered as a result of Turkey's invasion. Now we've taken a look at the impact the Turkish campaign has had on Rojava's budding progressive projects.
The invasion "destroyed years of hard work" on "ecological and cooperative projects"
Thomas McClure from the Rojava Information Center (RIC) told The Canary that the Rojavan urban centres of Serê Kaniyê (Ras al-Ayn) and Girê Spî (Tell Abyad):
were home to some of the most advanced ecological and cooperative projects in North and East Syria, and their invasion and occupation has destroyed years of hard work. In the weeks before the invasion, our researchers visited working agricultural cooperatives in this fertile region, where poor villagers came together to raise crops or tend to sheep and share the profits equitably, with start-up capital and further support provided by the Autonomous Administration [Rojava's government].
He continued by stressing that:
Plans were underway to revamp and expand the still-incipient reorganisation of the local economy along cooperative lines, putting the focus on agricultural cooperatives established on a village-by-village basis by villagers with no access to land of their own. But these plans were brought to a violent halt by the Turkish invasion.
Our report 'Turkey's war against civilians' documents the systematic seizure and looting of six agricultural cooperatives in the Sere Kaniye countryside, with the loss of hundreds of tonnes of wheat and fertiliser along with agricultural machinery, plus the cooperative Mesopotamia bakery in the city.
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Mentioning Turkey's previous invasion of Afrin (a separate Rojavan region that Turkish-led forces brutally occupied in 2018), McClure said:
This repeats what happened in Afrin, which had been the most productive region of North and East Syria prior to its invasion and occupation. The local economy in the newly-occupied areas is following the same pattern, becoming dominated by Turkish-backed factions looting, cutting down decades-old olive groves to sell the wood for a quick profit, and extorting and blackmailing those locals who do remain in the area.
Moving North and East Syria towards a cooperative economy is a project still in its infancy, and one which needs many years of work to achieve. Turkish threats, invasion and military operations do not only cause material harm. When everything could be destroyed any day in an airstrike and handed over to violent, extremist factions, it is very hard for local people to establish long-term projects in line with the ecological and cooperative principles of the political movement here.
Women's empowerment under siege
Co-operation in Mesopotamia co-ordinator Jo Taylor visited Rojavan cooperatives in 2018. And she also told The Canary about the Jinwar 'women's village' – a place embodying the women's liberation at the heart of Rojava's governing ideology. One of its key aims was to "put power in the hands of women", she said.
The Internationalist Commune of Rojava, meanwhile, explains that Jinwar:
is a space of women who do not want to marry but are looking for an autonomous life; it is a space of women who have lost their husbands and other relatives in the war or who do not have a proper place to stay with their children. It is as well a space for women who have experienced violence – due to war or other patriarchal oppression – and want to break free from that.
The Turkish-led invasion, however, has forced Jinwar to request support from around the world:
JINWAR SOLIDARITY ACCOUNTDear friends, supporters of Women's Free Village In this difficult times we need any support…
Posted by Jinwar – Free Women's Village Rojava on Tuesday, 22 October 2019
And a longtime resident and organiser at Jinwar recently gave a powerful perspective on the Turkish-led invasion to Women Defend Rojava, which explained that:
Although due to the location of the village many more vulnerable residents have moved to other places, life still goes on in Jinwar.
As one Jinwar spokesperson told The Canary:
We are in the village and we continue life and work here, which is part of our resistance against the threat of occupation. But there is always the danger that something could happen. Jinwar is located quite near to the Turkish border and there is increasing activity of jihadist sleeper cells in all the area, so we have to be very attentive.
Keep speaking out
Indeed, the fact that the Turkish invasion and occupation is no longer making headlines in the Western media doesn't mean that everything's fine. It's not. So anyone who hopes for a free, peaceful, and progressive future for the Middle East must keep speaking out in support of Rojava. Because the less the world knows, the easier it is for Turkish-led invaders to keep committing their crimes with impunity.
Featured image via Jinwar Diplomacy (with permission)
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The study found that the Internet can be a cause of family tension, with parents and children each doing things that make life difficult or even embarrassing for the other. In this sense the online world is no different to the real one when it comes to family life. But it's a world that comes with new rules of engagement, particularly for parents.
Most young people aged over 13 are enthusiastic users of social networks – and so are many of their parents.
Global benchmark data for January 2016 shows that around a third of the global population now has at least one active social media account, although social media adoption varies widely between countries.
In the US, for example, higher levels of social media use among adults (six in ten have an active social media account) mean that many parents (76%) are happy to befriend their children online. In Germany, however, where social media adoption is lower (around a third of adults), just 39% of parents feel comfortable doing this. Overall, 58% of parents are friends with their children online.
Connecting with children on social media provides parents with a valuable opportunity, not just to be a part of their growing children's lives, but to be on hand to spot potential risks and protect their children.
Of those parents who are not connected to their kids on social media, one-in-five (18%) says this is because their children would find it embarrassing. This figure rises to 27% in the UK and, not surprisingly, to 34% among those with children aged 14 to 16.
More worrying in some ways is the one-in-eight (12%) parents who don't connect to their children because they want to keep their own social media activities private.
Facing the fact that your adolescent children no longer think you have all the answers, or come to you first for advice and support can be a difficult moment for any parent. The Internet, with its vast repository of information and instant connectivity to friends and others can make this moment come sooner than expected.
One-in-four (23%) of the parents surveyed say that the Internet has resulted in them no longer being the first port of call for their children, who prefer to go online rather than talk to them. This figure is slightly higher for 14 to 16 year olds (26%), and for fathers (25%), and slightly lower for mothers (21%).
This is a natural part of growing up, but it could make young people more vulnerable if it means they don't listen to parental advice about Internet safety, or turn to their parents for help should they encounter distressing or inappropriate content.
Interestingly, this rejection of parents as the primary point of contact is particularly marked among younger parents. 32% of parents aged 40 or younger believe their children prefer to go online rather than talk to them, compared to just 18% of parents aged over 40. These younger parents will have children at a vulnerable age who need help and guidance on how to navigate the online landscape, so the fact that these kids don't feel able to turn to their cyber savvy parents is worrying.
Most concerning of all, around one-in-three parents (27%) believe the Internet isolates them from their family and friends, and 31% have the same concern about their children.
With both parents and young people spending ever more time online, it is not surprising that the Internet often leads to family tension. A fifth of parents (21%) and children (22%) say that the Internet can be the cause of family arguments, rising to 64% among parents who feel they are no longer the primary contact point for their children.
Tensions can be exacerbated by the fact that the devices used to go online are often shared by the family. Computers and laptops, for example, are shared by 64%.
It is not surprising that with high levels of Internet use and devices shared, things can and do go wrong.
31% of parents said that their child had broken something on a device, and 30% of children had infected a device with a virus while online – two things that are particularly annoying if the devices are shared ones. 24% had been obliged to pay for something their child had ordered or downloaded, while 23% of parents said their child had accidentally deleted some of their data, with 16% of children accusing their parents of the same thing.
The study shows that use of the Internet can be a source of family conflict, particularly when devices are shared, or a source of teenage embarrassment when parents want to be friends online. It is vitally important that any potential flashpoints – such as virus infection or damage to shared devices, running up unauthorised costs etc. – are quickly resolved, not just for the sake of domestic harmony, but in order to protect vulnerable young people online.
One way of reducing the risks is through the use of an integrated home Internet security solution enhanced with additional Parental Control software. The first will block unwanted virus infection and more, while the second supports adult supervision by automatically blocking a child's access to inappropriate sites or apps, preventing sensitive data from being shared and managing their device usage.
However, software alone is not enough. Educating a child or teenager is just as important, if not more so. And since using the Internet is increasingly a family activity, staying safe can be a family activity too. Parents should take an active interest in what their children do online. For example, in 'befriending' their child on social media parents can remain a part of their adolescent's online life; set a good example of responsible social media behavior; and quietly monitor their child's activity for potential danger or indiscretion. Such activity should be complemented by an ongoing dialogue with children about how to spot and respond to potential dangers. Parents and children can work together to agree some basic rules and revisit these rules and conversations on a regular basis as children develop and as technology and the online world evolve.
In short, parents need to help children carry over to their online lives the behaviors and values they all embrace as a family in the real world. Then they can all reap the benefits of technology together.


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Q: how to solve a diferential equation of order 1: $(ye^x +y)dx+ye^{(x+y)}dy=0$ I've recently started to learn about differential equations and I am having a hard time solving any of them.
I feel like I'm missing some steps.
Therefore, could I please know how to solve:
$(ye^x +y)dx+ye^{(x+y)}dy=0$
So far, I've looked around the book and some websites that could give the final answer, to at least know what way should I go, but I feel like I'm going nowhere. All I was able to find is that the equation above is something called "an equation with separable variables".
Equation:
here
Thank you very much.

A: Your equation is $(ye^x + y)\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x + ye^{x+y}\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} y = 0$. Note that $y = 0$ is a solution (it gives $0 = 0$ when substituted into the equation). If $y \neq 0$, you can rearrange the equation as \begin{equation*}\frac{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} y}{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x} = -\frac{ye^x+y}{ye^{x+y}} = -\frac{y(e^x+1)}{ye^{x+y}} = -\frac{e^x+1}{e^{x+y}}\end{equation*} Multiplying both sides by $e^y$, this becomes \begin{equation*}e^y \frac{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} y}{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x} = -\frac{e^x+1}{e^x}\end{equation*} Integrating both sides with respect to $x$, we get \begin{equation*}\int e^y \frac{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} y}{\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x} \mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x = -\int\frac{e^x+1}{e^x}\mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x = -\int\left(1+e^{-x}\right) \mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} x\end{equation*} where I have split the fraction on the right hand side. Now, the integral on the left hand side is just $\int e^y \mathop{}\!\mathrm{d} y$ (using "integration by substitution"), so is $e^y$. The right hand side is $-(x-e^{-x}+c)$, where $c$ is the constant of integration. Thus, writing $k = -c$, we get \begin{equation*}e^y = -x + e^{-x} + k\end{equation*} as the solution in the $y \neq 0$ case. (If you had e.g. a specific $x$-value and the corresponding $y$-value, you could substitute those in to find the value of $k$.)

A: Like you said, this is a simple case of variable separation:
$$(ye^x+y)\mathrm{d}x+ye^{x+y}\mathrm{d}y=0$$
$$\Rightarrow (e^x+1)\mathrm{d}x+ e^{x+y}\mathrm{d}y=0$$
$$\Rightarrow(e^x+1)\mathrm{d}x=-e^x\cdot e^y \mathrm{d}y$$
$$\Rightarrow \dfrac{e^x+1}{e^x}\mathrm{d}x=-e^y \mathrm{d}y$$
$$\Rightarrow (1+e^{-x})\mathrm{d}x=-e^y \mathrm{d}y$$
From here it should be easy to integrate.

Do take note that on step 2, we cancelled $y$ throughout.We could only do so iff $y(x) \neq 0$. Thus, we must also include $y(x)=0 $ as a trivial solution to the differential equation.


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A low budget, black and white sci-fi (sorta) thriller from Darren Aronofsky, the film centers on Max Cohen, brilliant mathmatician with a mainframe for a roommate. He believes that all chaos follows certain patterns, and that these patterns can be discerned through mathematical theory. His target is the stock market, although not for the obvious monetary reasons. As he searches for an answer, his work brings him the attention of a Wall Street firm and a Hasidic sect looking for answers to life in the word patterns of the Torah. But what is the real answer?
Relatively Spoiler Free Thoughts
Darren Aronofsky directed his first film, Protozoa, over ten years ago. Hard to believe when he's considered one of the 'hot new talents' in tinsel town. Pi is his second film, which took 6 years to see the light of day. Done on an extremely low budget, shot entirely in black and white, it's certainly not everyone's cup of tea. But unlike most low budget films, the budget itself has little to do with this story driven movie, depending far more on Aronofsky's writing and directing skills than big bangs or car chases, or even nasty looking monsters.
Max (played by Sean Gullette) is a man tormented by migraines and visions, injured as a child by staring into the sun. His vision returned, but with it came a mathematical genius that may not have been the blessing one would assume.
The film hints around enough at Max's background to make it clear that although he lives in a ratty, squalid little apartment, he is very well known in the numbers circle for his published works. With his latest obsession, the stock market, it's pretty obvious that he's going to catch the eye of the Wall Street power types.
Aronofsky has as nice tight story, with very few loose ends, although the conclusion may leave you a bit less than satisfied. He deftly uses camera angles, a great techno sound track, and a gritty film quality to build suspense and set tone throughout the film.
The acting is solid all around, with no big names but some recognizable character actors. Max's old teacher and now mentor, Sol Robeson, is played by Mark Margolis, not a name you'll recognize, but with a face you certainly will. But just as they didn't spend a lot of cash, they didn't spend a lot of time on any of the characters outside Max - it's his film, and Gullette has to carry it on his shoulders.
This is an extremely well done film considering the budget. When you have no money, it can be very difficult to tell your story in a way that's both believable and enjoyable. Aronofsky pulled that off here, and all film students should watch this movie as a how-to in cash poor movie production.
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If you like quirky films, or even quirky sorta sci-fi films, that by all means rent this movie. If you're looking for a slightly different movie, something you can enjoy (and isn't very long, clocking in at only around 80 minutes), than this is for you. And if you consider yourself a student of film, either literally or just metaphorically, than definitely check this out. If you expect big explosions and nasty monsters with your sci-fi, you may not find this one to your liking.
Spoiler Laden Thoughts
There's some stuff here that is definitely spoiler material, so don't read on if you haven't seen the film. Unless you don't mind knowing plot points and resolutions in advance...
Here's my take on what's happened - Max's 'gift' (perhaps given to him by God on purpose, which he begins to appear to believe in his final conversation with the Hasidic Jews) gives him the rare ability to not only find the mysterious 216 digit number but to understand it without it killing him. Poor Sol isn't so lucky.
But finding and understanding this number takes things to a higher level - witness the apparent sentience, however brief, of any computer that happens to crack the code. For Max, this will mean something - what is hard for the viewer to say. What is obvious is that the knowledge gives him great pain, both physical and mental.
At the end, Max begins to recite the number as he destroys his computer. I'm not sure, since I didn't count, but he may have said the entire 216 digits...maybe not. I suspect he stopped just before he did, choosing instead to return to 'normal'. I'm not sure who the mysterious woman that was giving him comfort was, or even if it was a woman - sure, there was long hair and a feminine appearance from what little you saw, but I vote that this was actually God. Besides, God as a female character is certainly not unheard of or even unusual. And then Max makes a decision, destroying that part of his brain that gives him this ability and gift in the first place.
That's what I took away from the film on an initial viewing. I did a little thinking about it later - I like to
ponder such things when I'm out jogging along, fighting the ever advancing beast of middle age. Recently, one of the movie email groups to which I belong was discussing The Last Temptation of Christ, and why or why not that film was blasphemous. As I thought about that, I realized how much Max was like a modern day Christ, one given a gift from God to bring mankind closer to heaven, but one that makes a different choice. While Christ chose to endure the suffering and pain required of him to benefit mankind, Max turns his back on it, taking the other fork in the road of martyrdom.
There were plenty of other similarities - the hooker next door, who did what she could to comfort Max through his ordeal, in ways similar to Mary Magdalene. Jesus had his water to wine - Max has his ability to multiple huge numbers together, much to the delight of his young neighbor. In our world, where science reigns as God, Max seems the likely Messiah. Perhaps Max isn't pure enough, or perhaps it's just that good old free choice thing biting God on the ass. Either way, the knowledge is lost once again, and the world is left to it's own devices.
Pi isn't a fantastic film, but it does show that a solid, well written story can be told without spending millions.


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NEA's Bully Free: It Starts with Me/Food Services ESPs and Bullying Prevention
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The Importance of School Climate
Identify, Intervene, Advocate
Food Services ESPs and Bullying Prevention
School Cafeterias a Common Location for Bullying
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Bullying behavior is a growing concern among America's educators. Bullying is generally defined as repeated aggressive acts intended to do harm, and is characterized by a power or status difference between the students. Bullying includes not only physical aggression such as hitting or stealing, but also verbal aggression, such as threatening, name calling, spreading rumors, socially rejecting and isolating someone, or cyberbullying (where perpetrators can hide behind the anonymity of the Internet).
According to the U.S. Department of Education, in 2006-2007, one- third of U.S. students ages 12 through 18 reported being bullied. Students who have been bullied report feeling depressed, anxious, and isolated. Many have low self-esteem. Their school attendance and performance may suffer. And in some cases, as the nation has seen recently, they are so tormented they take their own lives.
Even though there are many training programs that can pro- vide educators with tools to intervene in bullying situations, bullying often occurs outside the classroom, beyond teachers' reach. Research consistently points to the cafeteria as a prime location where bullying occurs and where students feel unsafe. The unstructured nature of most cafeteria settings contributes to students' feeling that most classroom rules don't apply there. Often, well-intentioned bullying prevention programs don't take into consideration the special context of the cafeteria, and how food service workers and other education staff can contribute to a more orderly cafeteria setting which, in turn, contributes to less opportunity for students to bully one another. Also, since most food service personnel are from the community, they are uniquely positioned to understand local factors that may be affecting students' lunchroom behaviors.
The cafeteria should be seen as a school context ripe for bully- ing prevention and intervention, where staff can curb bullying and promote a positive school climate. A review of research on school connectedness suggests that the quality of students' social interactions with peers and staff in a school setting influences their social behavior as well as academic development. More specifically, research indicates that adding structure to the cafeteria and increasing adult monitoring during the lunch period are associated with decreases in student aggression and increases in pro-social interactions among students.
Nevertheless, in many schools across the country, teachers don't supervise children during the lunch period. Instead food service workers, paraeducators, parents, and volunteer community members with little or no training are recruited to supervise students in the cafeteria. This should alert us to the need to include food service workers in bullying prevention and intervention training.
NEA has long been committed to bullying and harassment prevention and intervention. For decades, members have received training on how to recognize and intervene in student-to-student bullying situations. In order to assess the opinions of education support professionals as well as teachers on issues relating to bullying, NEA conducted surveys in 2010 and 2012. Among the 2,900 ESPs surveyed in 2010, 423 were food service employees. An additional 408 responded to bullying questions as part of an overall ESP survey in 2012.
What Food Services Employees Said
They witness bullying. Food services workers were less likely than other ESPs to report seeing a student being bullied at their school. However, about half of them reported witnessing it as fre- quently as several times a month. Nearly 10% saw bullying daily. They viewed bullying as a significantly greater problem at their school than did other ESPs.
Cafeteria workers are less likely to hear reports of bullying from students and parents than other ESPs. Approximately one in four of the food services ESP surveyed indicated that a student reported bullying to them within the past month. Only 8% reported that a parent has spoken to them about bullying.
They feel it's their job to intervene. A majority of food services workers surveyed—84%—report that it is "their job" to intervene when they see bullying situations.
They need training on bullying prevention and intervention. A significant majority—86%—of the food services ESP reported that their school district has a bullying policy, but only a third of them said they received training on that policy.
They are more likely to say they need training on specific forms of bullying. More than two-thirds of food services workers reported that they need additional training on how to address different forms of bullying—physical, verbal, and relational—and in situations involving children being bullied because of sexual orientation, race, gender, and religion. Training is particularly needed to address bullying in the form of negative remarks about students who are overweight, with more than 70% of food workers express- ing such a need.
They need to be invited/encouraged to join school committees on bullying prevention. Among all ESPs, food services workers are the group least likely to be involved in formal bully- ing prevention efforts in their schools. Only 12% reported being involved in formal school teams, committees or prevention programs dealing with bullying.
Like other EsPs, food services workers report feeling slightly more connected to their school community than teachers, which influences bullying intervention. Connectedness is the belief by adults in the school that they are regarded as individuals and professionals involved in the learning process. Research has shown there is an important link between feeling connected to the school and being comfortable interven- ing with all forms of bullying among all types of students.
They are likely to live in their school community. The 2012 NEA survey found that 81% of food services ESPs live in the school community where they work, a rate more than twice as high as that of teachers. This means they know the students and their families, and can be an invaluable resource when seeking answers to bullying incidents.
Inform Yourself and Your Association
Visit www.nea.org/neabullyfree , a good go-to source for resources about how to help bullied students and how to prevent bullying in your school.
Seek input and collect data from other school staff to whom students go for support.
Request a bullying prevention and intervention training session from NEA at www.nea.org/neabullyfree (there is a training link). Make sure the training is scheduled at a time that is convenient for food services ESPs to attend.
Ask your school district to provide training on the con-tent of current policies for bullying prevention and inter- vention. Work with your local affiliate to ensure these trainings are scheduled at times that are convenient for food services ESPs to attend along with other school staff.
Become involved in bullying prevention teams, committees and other activities at your school or education association.
Initiate meetings with other staff to share concerns about bullying in general or specific students in particular.
www.nea.org/neabullyfree
NEA's official website for the NEA Bully Free: It Starts with Me campaign.
www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/letters/colleague-201010.html
Guidance on bullying from the U.S. Department of Education.
www.pta.org/bullying.asp
National PTA guide on safeguarding children from bullying.
www.nea.org/home/3207.htm
Education Support Professionals website with links to bullying resources, including the 2010 NEA Nationwide Study of Bullying.
www.stopbullyingnow.samhsa.gov
Educator Tip Sheets are available, such as: How to Intervene to Stop Bullying: Tips for On-the-Spot Intervention at School.
Leff S., Power T., Costigan T., and Manz P. Assessing the climate of the playground and lunchroom: Implications for bullying prevention programming. School Psychology Review. September 2003: 32(3): 418-430. Available from Academic Search Premier, Ipswich, MA.
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Reasons why APM Asian Pacific Millennials are included in any world record job creators book linked to The Economist's Norman Macrae
Starting in 1948 Norman Macrae chroniled pro-youth economics happenings for his global village readership at The Economist to celebrate. Consider Japan was his longest running geographical celebration. After Japan had succesfully showed how fast nations grow which (through taxation) dont waste 1+% of their citizens lives on arms; By 1975 celebrating the whole eastern hemisphere impacts on the coming net generation was nauiral to Norman - with more than half the world situated - look east little sister and prevent western big brotherdom has become a "bon mot" of all who celebrate the net generation as worldwide youth's most productive and collaborative time


President Tsai Ing-wen recently sent a letter to Pope Francis of the Catholic Church in response to his message marking the 52nd World Day of Peace.
It was with great admiration that I read your message for the 52nd World Day of Peace in 2019, bearing the theme "good politics is at the service of peace." I strongly identify with your eloquent exhortation, which draws renewed attention to the universal human virtues, commitment to the common good, and attention to youth cultivation that lie at the heart of such politics, and reminds politicians not to forego the sacred mission of advancing peace out of desire for fame, wealth and power.
Your Holiness cites the profound writings of the late Vietnamese Cardinal François-Xavier Nguyễn Văn Thuận, who expected politicians to be consistent, exemplify credibility, be capable of listening, work for unity, and work to accomplish radical change. Persecuted for his religious beliefs in 1975 following the Communist Party of Vietnam's ascension to power, and imprisoned without trial for 13 years, he firmly held on to his faith in times of despair to write books such as the The Road of Hope, which has inspired countless people around the world.
After leaving prison, Cardinal Văn Thuận was appointed to serve as President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. The late Pope John Paul II called him a "witness to hope." He also visited Taiwan in 2000 to deliver a speech. Indeed, his experience has given tremendous spiritual encouragement to the people of Taiwan, as it resonates with our country's predicament and the belief we have maintained in freedom and democracy despite longstanding suppression and isolation in the international arena.
Currently, the Republic of China (Taiwan) is recognized by only 17 countries, among which is the Holy See. Even the World Health Organization (WHO), whose mission it is to advance the health and wellbeing of all mankind, has excluded the 23 million of people of Taiwan due to political factors.
Nevertheless, Taiwan has never taken a vengeful stance in response. On the contrary, Taiwan has actively sought to properly fulfill its responsibility as a member of the international community, responding to calls for international humanitarian assistance and echoing Your Holiness's encyclical letter Laudato Si'. We have promoted environmental protection and sustainable development around the world. Furthermore, we have signed cooperation agreements or MOUs with 18 countries on immigration affairs and prevention of human trafficking, underscoring Taiwan's determination to play a role in matters of universal concern and act in line with international views in an all-out effort to end this immoral practice.
During an interview in June 2018 with Agence France-Presse (AFP), I was asked about my views on China's constant suppression of Taiwan. In response, I said that the best term to describe Taiwan is resilience, not because we have the wherewithal to compete with China in an arms race or a trade war, but because our firm commitment to democracy and human rights will lead us to a prosperous future.
This same spirit was shown by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo (劉曉波). Imprisoned until death for allegedly inciting subversion of state power, he stated in a letter to the court that he had no enemies and harbored no hatred, and expressed optimism that a free China would emerge. These sentiments were based on his belief that no force would be able to impede the people's desire for and pursuit of freedom, as well as his intense hope that the rule of law and human rights would eventually prevail in China.
Experiencing great agony and paying with his own life, Liu Xiaobo gave expression to mankind's humble yearning with regard to politics, hoping that in his own country different values, philosophies, belief systems and political views would compete with each other yet coexist peacefully.
Taiwan has made the arduous journey from an authoritarian system to a democratic one. Because of the sacrifices and efforts of previous generations, we now enjoy democracy and freedom. We deeply cherish these hard-won accomplishments, and are eager to share our democratization experience with others.
In 2018, we marked the centennial of the end of World War I, as well as the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Your Holiness aptly warns against the uncontrolled proliferation of arms and escalation of intimidation. History teaches us that war and violence are never the solution. Politicians should abandon rigid positions of antagonism, demonstrate wisdom, and create conflict resolution mechanisms based on rational dialogue.
As President, I pay close attention to the international situation. It is my urgent responsibility to make sure that Taiwan can survive and develop in a highly volatile global environment. Therefore, I have stated clearly that China must face the reality of the existence of the Republic of China (Taiwan); respect the collective commitment of the Taiwanese people to freedom and democracy; handle cross-strait differences peacefully on the basis of equality; and recognize that negotiations must be conducted by governments or government-authorized agencies. These four elements serve as the most basic and crucial foundation for the positive development of cross-strait relations.
China has not relinquished its threat to invade Taiwan by force. It continues to suppress Taiwan's presence in the international arena, aiming to diminish our status therein. However, similar to the French poet Charles Péguy whom Your Holiness refers to, we believe that the spirit of peace will certainly overcome the law of violence. Charles Péguy's life experience shows us that human freedom, equality and dignity are core values that, in the end, will always supersede the constraints imposed by any political ideology.
Please accept, Your Holiness, the assurances of my highest consideration, as well as my best wishes for your personal wellbeing as you continue your fine work.


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Adrian Peterson's timetable to return? Here's one doctor's opinion
By Michael Rand
September 19, 2016 — 8:03pm
Adrian Peterson tore the meniscus in his right knee during Sunday night's win over the Packers. That's hardly a good thing, but considering what could have happened — and how hobbled he was coming off the field — the injury might turn out to be relatively good news for the Vikings.
Though head coach Mike Zimmer offered no timetable for Peterson's return in his briefing with the media Monday, Dr. Jeffrey Macalena from the U of M's department of Orthopedic Surgery helped explain the injury in a phone interview this afternoon.
To be clear: Macalena is not treating Peterson, nor does he know the specific nature of the tear. But in general terms:
*What is a meniscus, anyway, and how common is this injury?
"The meniscus is the shock absorbing disc between the femur and tibia in the center of your knee," Macalena said. "There's one inside (medial) and one outside (lateral).Meniscus tears are very common. They just about always happen when you twist your knee on a planted foot — like when you are carrying a football and you plant or get tackled. It gets pinched between bones and tears."
*How do you treat a torn meniscus?
Macalena said plenty of civilians are walking around with a torn meniscus right now — in fact, Zimmer said Monday that he has one, too.
"By no means does the presence of a tear mean you have to do surgery or a procedure.What you're treating is a symptomatic tear. But to play professional football a lot of times means it is symptomatic," Macalena said. "I think in general when you treat a meniscus tear it's one of two ways. We can sew it up with stitches … or we trim it out. I'd say maybe 85-90 percent of them are cases where we trim it out."
*What does that mean, exactly?
"Think of it like a hangnail. You're fine but then it catches and it hurts. We trim it off and then it's smooth and it doesn't bother you," Macalena said.
*So what is the potential timetable for recovery/return with Peterson?
"When I do that surgery (trimming the meniscus) I send people home on the same day and people often only use crutches for a day or two. I think realistically you're pretty much fully recovered by 6 weeks or so. With that said, for a high-level athlete to get back to playing sports, I'd say 2-4 weeks has been done. I've had patients who have come back sooner," Macalena said. "Once you trim it out, there's nothing to heal. It's getting the raw edges to calm down. People can play not much longer after surgery. And if there's no surgery, I'd say he can play as soon as he wants."
*What makes sense for Peterson and the Vikings?
OK, we're done with the doctor here. It's just me speculating. The Vikings have three more games before their bye week. So let's say Peterson needs surgery. He could miss those three games, have the bye week and then get to close to five weeks of recovery time by the time the Vikings play at Philadelphia on Oct. 23 — a little short of what Macalena might describe as full recovery time but beyond the 2-4 weeks that he describes as possible.
But … the Vikings are 2-0 and have three big games coming up before the bye: at Carolina, home vs. Giants, home vs. Houston. If Peterson doesn't need surgery or could delay it, it's possible he could play during some or all of those games.
That said, it would seem the way the schedule falls makes it prudent — if he needs surgery — to have Peterson sit the next three games. The way he was putting no weight on his leg coming off the field and using crutches postgame would seem to indicate the tear is "symptomatic," to use Macalena's word.
But worst-case scenario based on what we know would seem to be that Peterson misses three, maybe four games.
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Q: How can I have a multi-bootable USB KEY that has installers for many different OS's? I own 4 different computers which I often shuffle the primary OS's around on.  I specifically use Windows 7 Enterprise (work laptop) Windows 7 Ultimate (my primary desktop) Windows XP (my old laptop) and the Ubuntu distro of Linux (media center).
So, here's the plan, I just got a shiny new 16 GB USB key.  I want to put all 4 of these OS Images onto the key, and then be able to boot from that key, and select which operating system I want to install on the system.
I know how to make a bootable USB key, that's easy for me, but I looked around a little and didn't find any software utilities that can help me composite these operating system images into a multi-bootable installer selection, does anyone have any ideas? I'm sure I could probably do something with bootcamp, but I don't really have any experience there, so before I jumped into something like that I wanted to know if the SU community had any better ideas.
I'd like to point out, I'm also more than happy to listen to advice from the community on better ways to achieve this same, or similar effects!
Another thing I'd like to achieve is fully automated installation (especially if there is an easy way I can select profiles, this is system A's profile, it gets this system name, and has these users, etc.)
One last thought, I know there are many tools that can tweak the installer ISO's to embed the Product Key into a Windows OS Image.  What are some of the best tools for this?

A: This article :
Boot Multiple ISO from USB (MultiBoot USB)
describes doing so using MultiBootISOs.

A: Grub4Dos is a great way to make a multiple boot external drive. I just finished designing the menu for mine the other night. You can change the colors up and even insert a low res splash image into the background. Pretty simple to use. Plus its FREE
As far as your question about embedding a product key. I only know about daz winloader that automatically activates any copy of windows although it doesn't work on windows 8 and Im still looking for an answer to that one.


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Comet Ping Pong art stolen from the White House by unknown assailant
Washington — Comet Ping pong, the iconic restaurant in Washington, D.C., that hosts the annual "pizza party" at which celebrity chefs compete to create the most popular pizza in the nation, has been burglarized, the owner said Thursday.
A restaurant owner told Politico that he and his staff were preparing dinner on the patio of Comet Ping when a man entered the restaurant and removed the artwork from the restaurant's glass walls, including a painting of the fictional Comet Ping, the fictional "pizzeria" that hosts a "punch" contest at the restaurant.
The owner said he contacted the police and called the FBI, but he and other staff members did not know what had happened until they received a call from the owner's girlfriend, who was home and in tears.
"They came to the door, and he said, 'We had a pizza party at Comet Ping.
Someone broke into the place and stole all our art.
The cops were here, but they are not going to be able to find anything,'" the owner told POLITICO."
We were just in the middle of dinner when he said we should call the FBI.
They came to our door, we told them what happened, and they said they were going to investigate it," the owner added.
The restaurant is known for hosting the "possible" "puzzler" who enters the pizzeria to create a "stinky pizza" before the contest.
The art was taken from the Comet Ping restaurant, owner of Comet Pong restaurant tells Politico.
The restaurant has been vandalized.
pic.twitter.com/1Kd6u1yXlF — Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) December 7, 2017The restaurant's owner, James Alefantis, has denied the restaurant was burglarizing, telling the New York Post that he has been told the art was not stolen.
"The people that are doing this are doing a terrible job of hiding it," he told the Post.
"We've been here about three months and I've never seen anything like this."
The restaurant has already been the scene of numerous threats to the restaurant owner's life.
Alefants brother and sister-in-law also posted on social media that they were planning to burglarize the restaurant if the Comet restaurant continued to be the scene.
The man who took the artwork has not been identified, but Alefans brother-in a law firm told Politico he is a 28-year-old black man.
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If you have a Facebook account or 10 other online accounts, you've most likely received an email regarding changes in privacy policies. This is all because of the European Parliament's new law known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Back when there was no GDPR, each of the 28 countries had control as to how exactly it would follow the European Union's (EU) data protection standards. The GDPR is primarily for the welfare of these member states, but it affects pretty much the entire online world.
Simply put, the law makes changes in how data is gathered and utilized. With its enactment, member states can no longer differ from one another in implementing data protection measures. They must all follow the same procedures to keep cyber threats in check.
People who live in member states of the EU can exercise several rights concerning their digital information. They already had data protection back then, but that was implemented way back in 1995 — and a lot of technological changes has already happened between then and now.
People don't have to do anything apart from acknowledging the policy changes sent to their email accounts. With the GDPR in effect, companies cannot prevent users from accessing data concerning themselves.
More importantly, people have the right to know how the data they provide is being used. You can tell companies that you don't want them using your basic information to develop their marketing strategies.
EU citizens also have the right to correct any data inaccuracies. Plus, you have the right to get rid of your data. This seems hard to imagine, but the GDPR gives you the freedom to have your online self completely erased.
Even if the law sounds promising, everyone should still exercise caution online. For one, availing of VPN protection from hackers adds another layer of digital security. After all, laws can only do so much when there are many ill-intentioned people on the Web looking to steal valuable data.
Not all forms of data come with the rights assured by the GDPR. Any information needed for national security or statistical reports are not part of it. But for the most part, most entities have to follow the regulations set by the new law.
Any company that does not abide by the rules will face consequences if they're caught by any Data Protection Authorities, which every EU member state has.
People residing in non-EU nations will still feel the effects of the data protection law. Why? It's because any business that has clients from or operations EU member states have to comply with the GDPR.
The GDPR has brought about many changes toward the betterment of data security. What matters now is how exactly it will be implemented and ensured given the scale.


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"A folyó a város mögött széles és mély."
Translation:The river behind the city is wide and deep.
Would "A város mögötti folyó" also work here and, if yes, which one would be more "correct" or natural?
Both are correct, and none of them are more natural than the other one. But I would use 'a város mögötti folyó".
Yes, that's how it works. The main role of the suffix -i is to turn nouns that refer to a location into an adjective. Amerika -> amerikai (American / of America); Budapest -> budapesti (of Budapest).
This doesn't work with all such nouns, and, as you can see, not only nouns can take it.
Isn't the right name of this famous waltz "An der schönen blauen Donau"?
"behind the city" seems quite unnatural to me. Assuming this is natural Hungarian, does "a város mögött" really mean something like "on the other/far side of the city"?
"Itt lakunk, a széles folyó mellett."