Getting its roots from Hawaiian culture, Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is unlike the traditional form of surfing where a rider will sit until a wave comes. SUP involves an individual standing on a board while they use a paddle to propel them through the water.
Paddling has recently exploded into popularity, quickly becoming a favorite water sports activity across the globe, and we can see why. It's a great workout, enjoyable and even better, anyone can do it.
If someone is wanting to get involved in the SUP world and are looking to purchase their first board, it can seem overwhelming at first. There are many factors to consider when choosing a board, but there are a few critical elements that one should consider when going to select their first board.
One of the most important factors when looking to purchase a first board is the hull, or the body, of the board. The hull can affect how it acts once in the water and depending on what activities are being done, will greatly improve or worsen the ride. If paddling for the fun of it, trying out some SUP yoga or using it for surfing is the objective, a Planing Hull is the best option. Planing Hulls are wide and flat in shape, very similar to a surfboard and are designed to ride on top of the water and be easily maneuvered.
On the other side, a Displacement Hull has a thinner design with a pointed nose, closer resembling a kayak. They are made to slice through water and waves, using the tipped nose to push water around and help improve efficiency and speed. They glide quicker and make for a smooth ride, but are usually more difficult to steer. The speed and sharp design of the Displacement Hull are for those individuals who are interested in fitness paddling or SUP racing.
Prioritizing what the paddle board will be used for is necessary for deciding on whether to buy a Solid or Inflatable. Solid boards offer the best performance out on the water as they skim smoothly and at higher speeds with ease. They are very sturdy and make it easier to feel secure when riding the waves or going through choppier water. There are also more style options with Solid boards, giving more room to get a custom-tailored board based on the individual's wants and needs.
Although the name may seem misleading, Inflatable paddle boards are designed to inflate to 12-15 pounds per square inch and when fully inflated, are very rigid and sturdy. These boards are a great choice if someone travels a lot and needs to have that ease of transporting it from one place to the next. They are also great for SUP yoga due to the softer design, making them more comfortable while going through vinyasa flows and poses.
All Around boards are the most popular style of SUP and can be used across a variety of activities. They are wider to help with stability but also longer which allow for smooth gliding through rougher waters and make great beginner boards.
Surf SUP designs are similar in style to traditional surfboards but are thicker and wider. These are geared towards more advanced individuals.
Yoga SUPs is a newer type that has become popular in recent years. It is designed for tepid, flat water and offers much stability.
Touring boards are also designed for flat water and provide more width than some traditional boards to make them more accessible to all levels of paddlers.
Fishing SUPs are typically a lot wider and have more volume giving them a larger weight capacity to haul more gear.
Racing SUP Boards are typically a hard board or solid SUP with a longer and narrower board size the gives it speed and control to travel in straighter lines.
What Paddleboard Brands Are Best?
We could fill a whole page talking about SUP Brands and we have over on this list of brands. Typically with standup paddleboards you get what you pay for. Not always, but most of the time. Very few times have a found an inexpensive board that has just blown my mind.
SUP Leash: Never leave home without a good one!
Board Bag: Will help protect your board during travel.
Quality SUP Pumps: If you have an inflatable and a cheap pump, go buy a high quality pump.
After Market SUP Fins: Buying some of these can change the whole performance of your board.
SUP Paddles: There are many different types and you might want to experiment to find what you like best.
Life Jackets: You should always have one on or close by at all times.
Car Racks: You may need to buy some to transport your board.
Choosing the perfect board comes down to the individual lifestyle of each person. How they plan to use it, their location and water type they'll be going to, as well as their budget all go into the decision-making process.
When considering buying a SUP board, it's worth considering how you are going to transport it around. There are great options if you want to use your car roof to transport the SUP board.
If there are still questions or a deeper dive into the styles and choices of boards that are needed, our friendly staff at SUP Boards Review will be happy to share their personal experiences and gathered knowledge to give the absolute best and up-to-date information on all things SUP.
We hope you enjoyed our SUP buying guide. We wanted to make a comprehensive guide as many other buying guides seem to just push random boards on people. Please be sure when buying a SUP to take your time, test them if you can, and use your own judgement regardless of what we, or other SUP buying guides might say. Be sure to read our blog for more information on sup boards, sup fitness, and gear reviews.


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Le Museo Nacional Sicán est situé dans la ville de Ferreñafe, près de Chiclayo, sur la côte nord du Pérou. Il est principalement consacré à la culture lambayeque ou sicán, qui s'est développée dans la région entre l'an 700 et l'an 1300, avant de céder à la domination Chimú.

Description
La culture lambayeque est principalement connue pour son travail des métaux, en particulier ses masques funéraires en or et ses couteaux cérémoniels, les tumi, qui sont notamment présentés dans le musée parmi de nombreux autres objets. Les grands complexes de pyramides d'adobe érigés par les lambayeque, comme les centres cérémoniels de Túcume ou de Batán Grande d'où proviennent les pièces présentées dans le musée, se trouvent à proximité de Ferreñafe et peuvent se visiter dans la même journée que le musée.

Le Museo National Sicán a été inauguré en mars 2001. Son édification et son installation ont bénéficié du soutien financier et scientifique du gouvernement du Japon.

Son directeur est l'archéologue José Ignacio Bonilla.

Liens externes

 Sitio web Oficial Municipalidad Provincial de Ferreñafe (español)
 Sitio web Oficial del Museo Nacional Sican (español)
 Sitio Web Oficial de la Municipalidad Distrtial de Pitipo (español)
 Versión del diario español ABC sobre turismo en el Perú (español)

Musée au Pérou
Musée archéologique au Pérou
Musée fondé en 2001

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Tomlin talks training camp
LATROBE, Pa. – During his four previous seasons as the Steelers coach, Mike Tomlin has dealt with a lot of different things at training camp. In 2007, he was the rookie coach taking over a team of veteran players used to doing things a certain way for their entire professional careers. In 2008, he was a coach who maybe had to admit he needed to lighten up a bit from the previous summer. In 2009, he was a coach trying to whip a team into shape to defend the championship it had won just months earlier. And in 2010, he was the coach who had to figure out a way to prepare a team to open a season without its starting quarterback while also preparing that starting quarterback.
If it's true that experience is the best teacher, well, Mike Tomlin finds himself in uncharted territory once again, because nobody has a good idea of what to expect this summer.
With an entire offseason of minicamps, OTAs, learning and getting-to-know-you wiped out by the lockout, the Steelers will be forced to cram months of work into a few weeks, because what has not changed is this: their regular season will begin on Sunday, Sept. 11 in Baltimore against the Ravens.
With the Steelers due to report to Saint Vincent College today, Mike Tomlin took some time to talk about the challenges facing these Steelers during this training camp.
Q. When Art Rooney II spoke to the media on Monday, he used the word "relieved." How would you describe your emotions about the lockout being over and training camp set to start?
A. My word would be "excitement." I love football, I love the process of team building, I love training camp. I'm glad those things are underway.
Q. The process of the team-building is going to be a unique one this year because you haven't seen these players in months. Do you have to do things differently in order to get what you need from this training camp?
A. Absolutely. We have to be more thoughtful about creating opportunities for people to show what they're capable of than we were under normal circumstances, quite frankly, because time is a bigger factor under these circumstances. The "get to know" element that naturally happens over the course of an offseason for some of the new guys is missing – and let's face it, teaching and coaching does not happen in a vacuum. A lot of the things about getting good football out of people is knowing them, getting to know them and understanding them. That makes this increasingly difficult. I acknowledge all of those things because I understand it's going to be a factor. I'm not complaining about those things because they're things everybody has to deal with. So from that standpoint we have the same opportunities that others have, but I do acknowledge that it's new and different and unique, and so we have to deal with it in new and different and unique fashions.
Q. Can you make a plan and follow a plan, or does that go out the window because it's never had to be done like this before?
A. It is a plan. But a better word would be priority. Things that need to get done and prioritizing them and knocking them down based on priority with the understanding that some of the things may not get dealt with in the manner or fashion and the detail you're comfortable with, under the circumstances. So it is plan-oriented, but within the plan you have to prioritize because we acknowledge these unique circumstances are going to create situations where some things may not get addressed, or may not get addressed to a degree you're comfortable with.
Q. What are the priorities, especially early in camp?
A. For us, getting to know the players we don't know. Draft picks, the newly signed guys. Getting to know them not only in terms of what they're capable of from a football standpoint and how they learn the things of that nature, but learning who they are. Where they come from. Their backgrounds. The things that could become a factor in them doing the things we'll need them to do. That is a priority, as is getting a sense of where our veteran players are from a conditioning standpoint, a football conditioning standpoint. That's an element of this thing, because we all go to camp with the emphasis on moving forward and preparing ourselves for the season, but we don't want to take steps backward along the way. Not acknowledging that people may come into camp at different levels of conditioning is an element that could cause us to take a step backwards. Those are the chief elements. The guys we know – how ready are they to proceed. The guys we don't know – gathering the necessary information so we can push them through this process as seamlessly as we can.
Q. What are reasonable expectations to have for the guys you know, as well as the guys you don't?
A. My goal when I check into training camp is almost the same every year – to leave as a unified, hardened team that's ready to compete for a world championship. I like that approach and definition, because it fits this situation perfectly. We may not leave camp with all of the things checked off similar to the way we've done it in the past, but relative to the people we compete against, we need to leave camp as a unified, hardened team ready to pursue a world championship. I still think from that standpoint that everything we want to get done in camp is reachable or attainable.
Q. The Steelers, as usual, are going away for training camp, while other teams have decided under these circumstances to hold their camps at home. Why are you in favor of going away to camp?
A. There are things that occur in a training camp setting that build chemistry and cohesion that you can't necessarily measure. Those things are usually done in contained environments. The ability to spend time together and get close and get to know one another that occur in training camp settings don't always occur when you're not in a training camp setting. People do their work that's in front of them for the day and then they can go their separate ways. In a training camp setting when they're in a contained environment, you do get a chance to build on the art of football – the things that are involved in team-building from a chemistry and cohesion standpoint.
Q. The rookies are going to be seeing the playbook for the first time. Can you afford to wait for them to learn and catch up to where the other players are?
A. This train is moving, because we have a date and that date is Sept. 11. That's when we start playing regular season football, and we need to push forward to that date. The young guys who are suited and booted that day are going to be the ones who showed us they're capable of helping us win. There is a unique pressure on the young guys in terms of stepping up and being able to contribute. But that's going to be happening all over the NFL.
Q. What do you think of the new practice rules, primarily the one prohibiting two-a-days?
A. It's an adjustment. These are unique circumstances, and we'll all probably feel more comfortable with the circumstances next year as we move forward having had ample time to plan. I think we're all going to move forward this year with a level of discomfort regarding those things. We're in uncharted territory, and we haven't had a lot of time to ponder the possibilities.

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When people see Judi's quilting, they often ask, "How does she do that?" Find out from Judi in this informative class as she walks you through both traditional and modern free-motion quilting. One quilt design (included) gets quilted in two different approaches in this amazing class by Judi Madsen. The traditional approach includes feathers that are full of flow and design. The modern approach utilizes straight-line designs filled with fabulous details. Drawing the design is the first step, then marking the quilt so it is ready for free-motion quilting. Judi demonstrates exactly where and how to begin, walking through each step of the quilting. Learn how to make not-so-ordinary feathers, loops, double loops, a circle in a circle, swirls, pebbles, and other fills to enhance your quilts. Create one traditionally quilted piece and then one with a distinctively modern edge…all in one class! Quilting Makes a Difference DVD is the perfect solution for taking the class without having a computer, it makes a wonderful gift, and it is great to have on hand as a hard copy–even if you have taken or plan to take the online class.


Where do you ship coffee to?
We ship coffee to the 50 contiguous United States and to Canada.
We also know that shipping and logistics details can be a bit daunting. But we've been doing this for 35 years, and we have an amazing team of talented, caring people—who you can always use as a resource. Everyone here is happy to talk about any aspect of coffee, with roasters of every size. Really.
1) We can coordinate shipping for you. We work with a host of shipping companies and can pass on our discounted industry rates to you. Please contact a trader for shipping quotes and further details.
2) You can use your own carrier. If you have an account with a trucking company, just let us know.
Coffee that is shipped will be loaded onto wooden pallets and wrapped. If requested, and for a small additional charge, the warehouse can add strapping to your order, which provides added protection to your coffee during its journey. Please alert your trader if you have any specific delivery requirements, such as needing a lift gate, short truck or specific delivery days.
Also, please note that each warehouse has its own deadlines for orders, shipping policies and procedures. More questions? Ask a trader—they're pros at this!
What if I don't have a trader?
Simply visit the Traders page on our site and find someone in the office closest to you (San Diego, Houston or Providence). Or, simply email traders.iacus@nkg.coffee and someone will get right back to you.
Where is your coffee inventory housed?
A. If you are a new customer, please fill out our New Client Form and Credit Application and return them to your broker.
Q. What is a Spot sale?
A. A spot sale is a coffee order comprised of coffee currently in our inventory / warehouses ready for release. For a complete list of our current inventory see our Offer List.
Q. What is a Forward sale?
A. A forward sale is an order that reserves coffee for release at a determined delivery period in the future. Forward sales can either be fixed or unfixed. A fixed sale is comprised of an agreed-upon differential added to the current level of the C-market for the corresponding trading period. An unfixed sale is comprised of an agreed-upon differential that will be added to a level of the C-Market of the corresponding trading period at a time of your choosing (before first notice day of that trading period). Both give the buyer the ability to secure coffee types and market levels in advance.
A. No, we do not have a minimum order. However, shipping rates are most cost-effective when shipping a full pallet.
Q. How many bags go on a pallet?
A. Trick question! Usually 10 but we can fit up to 12 if they are smaller, lighter bags.
Q. Do all coffee bags weigh the same thing?
Q. How do I pay for my coffee?
A. For new customers we accept credit card and wire transfers. Once you have a few orders under your belt we invite you to fill out a credit application for Net 30 terms.


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South Bronx housing projects help struggling residents
By Holly Gilbert on November 29, 2009 at 10:35 pm
A facility on 166th Street in the South Bronx serves as home for women and children seeking emergency or transitional housing. Photo by Holly Gilbert
Landy Acevedo lives in a South Bronx housing project with her three children — ages 10, 12 and 15. When she and her family lost their apartment, she feared what might await her in a facility for the homeless.
"I didn't want to be in a shelter," 34-year-old Acevedo said in Spanish. "I had heard of their conditions and that people were always fighting. I couldn't believe people were living that way."
For a few months, Acevedo and her children stayed with her sister. While the family had a roof over their heads, the apartment was small and extremely cramped.
"It was very uncomfortable," she said. "I slept on the floor with my kids."
Acevedo was struggling to live in the South Bronx, which, according to the New York City Government Web site, is one of 10 neighborhoods in New York City experiencing the highest rate of family homelessness.
Acevedo knew she had to do something to get her children back into the semblance of a home. They left her sister's house and visited the Prevention Assistance Temporary Housing office, which places homeless families in federally funded housing facilities.
After meeting the requirements, including being on public assistance, she and her three children moved into an emergency housing facility on 166th Street, run by the Bronx Parent Housing Network. Much to her surprise, she and her family were comfortable for the first time in months. Their apartment, which they share with another family, is complete with bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchen.
"When I got here, I said, 'This isn't a shelter,' " Acevedo said. "It was a long time that (my children) didn't have a place where they could be calm, where they could eat in peace, where they could lie down in a bed."
The Bronx Parent Housing Network, a non-profit organization, runs four housing facilities in the South Bronx community, each one designed to meet the needs of specific members of the homeless population. Acevedo and her children live in a building specifically for women and children.
Victor Rivera, director of the Bronx Parent Housing Network, enters the facility in the South Bronx for men just getting out of prison. Photo by Holly Gilbert
Victor Rivera, who founded BPHN and serves as its director, does not speak on the subject of homelessness solely from an administrative standpoint. Nineteen years ago, he was among the people without a home in New York City.
"I know what people's perception of the homeless population is," he said. "But (others) actually believed that I had the potential to be someone else when I didn't believe in myself."
Now, Rivera said, he can draw upon his experience in order to help homeless families. According to him, assisting the homeless population means treating them as human beings.
"Just because someone is homeless doesn't mean they don't have dignity or pride," he said. "You can't put everyone under the same roof. Think about the client not as a number, but as someone that has needs."
The needs he refers to are vast, ranging from medical care and legal aide to substance-abuse counseling and post-incarceration programs. According to Rivera, these supportive services are the key to a higher quality of life for his clients.
"If we're not providing a sound environment, then we're defeating the purpose," he said.
Rivera is not the only housing advocate working hard for the city's families living in emergency facilities. Basilio Vega, who works for Catholic Charities of New York, helps Rivera place clients in the BPHN facility on 166th Street. He says housing projects that serve families with nutritional care, job-referral service and other assistance are always in need of financial support to sustain their effectiveness.
"When you find someone that can provide all-around services, sort of like a holistic approach, then you're talking about money," Vega said. "You're talking about hiring people that are qualified to do those particular things."
Because the number of homeless families is overwhelming, Vega said, more emphasis also must be placed on helping them find private housing. In turn, they not only will be off the Department of Homeless Service's list, but they also can become self-sufficient. Without the financial support for the housing facilities, he said, that simply won't happen.
"If you don't have the money to (provide services), then you're just providing a place to sleep, and you're not making a difference," Vega said. "Is there something you can do to assist them with becoming independent again?"
The federal government does provide vouchers for low-income families to pay for private housing through the Section 8 program, run by the New York City Housing Authority. Currently, more than 83,000 New Yorkers participate in the NYCHA Section 8 program, making it the largest in the nation of its kind. To be eligible for the voucher, applicants must meet a list of requirements, such as making a certain income level, and can be denied for having a criminal background or history of drug abuse.
Families living in the Bronx Parent Housing Network facilities are given an allotted amount of time to find and arrange to live in a private residence. More often than not, Rivera said, the residents in his facilities are eligible for the Section 8 vouchers.
"Within in a year, either with the assistance from us or from Catholic Charities, (the families) should be able to get their Section 8 vouchers," Rivera said. "It's valuable because it's guaranteed money from the city New York that's going to be paid directly to the landlord."
If a family is determined eligible for the money, however, they are then faced with the dilemma of finding affordable housing. And it comes as no surprise that the nation's current economic climate has negatively impacted the search for a private residence.
"It really has become very difficult to find affordable housing in New York," Rivera said. "The problem is growing so fast, so there's more demand (for housing)."
Victoria Wolanek, 27, who also lives in a BPHN facility, said the Section 8 vouchers only provide about half of what is really needed to live in a New York City apartment.
"It's hard because they allow, I think, $1,090 for a two-bedroom," she said. "Honestly, where are you really going to find a two-bedroom apartment for that much? And that's with everything included."
In a prepared statement, Mayor Michael Bloomberg acknowledged that many changes must be made to the way New York City deals with programs providing assistance to the homeless. He said more work needs to be done in order to provide families with a more efficient Section 8 program, which has faced financial constraints because of the national economic crisis.
"The New York City Housing Authority, much like every other public housing authority across the nation, has faced extraordinary challenges in recent years, especially as federal and state support has waned," Bloomberg said in a May 13 press release. "NYCHA now more than ever needs sound management and accountability to ensure that its resources are put to the best possible use and preserving the future of public housing for generations."
For Wolanek and her 10-year-old daughter Alyssa, the Section 8 program will provide at least some of what they need to move out of the temporary housing facility. Having a private residence, Wolanek said, is entirely different from living in a facility designed for the homeless.
"It's not the same as going to your own house," she said. "I would just settle on being able to walk into my own apartment."
Author: Holly Gilbert
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Victor M. Rivera says:
Holly This victor Rivera from BPHN I though you would like to know that Landey Acevedo has been place into Perament housing and I though maybe you would like to do a follow up pleae call me 917-445-7200
victoria wolanek says:
hey this is victoria wolanek I ended up finding permenant housing unfortunatly it wasn't in the 5 boroughs I went upstate with my daughter granted not too many programs up here geared for the homeless but I'm sure it will change I am currently in college taking a certified course in drug and alcohol counseling and all is well. People like Mr. Rivera are always needed to encourage support and assist people everywhere so keep up the good work and thanks to the both of you.


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Five COVID-19 deaths recorded outside hospital: Health minister
1 Jun 2020 By SHADDAD AL MUSALMY
Despite Oman having COVID-19 mortality rate of about 0.5 per cent which is one of the lowest in the region and also much lower than several other countries globally, death cases are increasing, with five out of 49 deaths reported outside the hospital.
"Even though the death rate is around 0.5 per cent, it is so unfortunate that cases have increased recently. Five out of 49 COVID-19 related deaths were recorded outside hospital or before reaching the hospital. It is also sad that one of the dead had refused to go to the hospital," H E Dr Ahmed bin Mohammed al Sa'eedi, Minister of Health, said on Sunday night.
"On Sunday alone, seven deaths were reported, taking the total to 49 including – 21 Omanis and 28 expatriates. The death has nothing to do with age. Some die young. The youngest person to die of COVID-19 in Oman was 33 years old," H E Dr Sa'eedi said.
The number of COVID-19 inpatients is now 199, the minister said adding that 43 per cent of them are in ICU. "Those in ICU spend longer than our expectation. Many of them stay there for four weeks as opposed to to our expectation of two weeks," H E Dr Sa'eedi said.
On why the recovery rate is lower compared to other neighboring countries, H E Dr Sa'eedi said, "The reason for the increased number of recoveries in some countries is the change in the definition of the recovery period while Oman has maintained the post-recovery period of 14 days."
On how soon the vaccine would be available, he said that it is unlikely that a vaccine will be developed by the end of the year. "As for now, everyone needs to adhere to preventive measures, particularly social distancing and wearing a face mask in public and crowded places as well as washing hands frequently," he said.
Recently, the number of cases has increased as Oman slowly reopens. However, H E Dr Sa'eedi said there is no indication that allowing some commercial and economic activities was the cause of the rising numbers.


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El condado de Warren (en inglés: Warren County, Tennessee), fundado en 1807, es uno de los 95 condados del estado estadounidense de Tennessee. En el año 2000 tenía una población de 38.276 habitantes con una densidad poblacional de 34 personas por km². La sede del condado es McMinnville.

Geografía
Según la Oficina del Censo, el condado tiene un área total de , de la cual  es tierra y  es agua.

Condados adyacentes

 Condado de DeKalb norte
 Condado de White noreste
 Condado de Van Buren este
 Condado de Sequatchie sureste
 Condado de Grundy sur
 Condado de Coffee suroeste
 Condado de Cannon noroeste

Demografía
En el 2000 la renta per cápita promedia del condado era de $30,920, y el ingreso promedio para una familia era de $37,835. El ingreso per cápita para el condado era de $15,759. En 2000 los hombres tenían un ingreso per cápita de $28,409 contra $20,863 para las mujeres. Alrededor del 16.60% de la población estaba bajo el umbral de pobreza nacional.

Lugares

Ciudades y pueblos

 Centertown
 McMinnville
 Morrison
 Viola

Comunidades no incorporadas

 Bethany
 Campaign
 Daylight (Tennessee)
 Dibrell
 Eastside
 Fairview
 Harrison Ferry
 Hiawassee
 Irving College
 Jacksboro
 Lucky
 Newtown
 Rock Island
 Smartt
 Vervilla
 Wayside

Principales carreteras

  US Route 70 S
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 8
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 30
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 55
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 56
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 108
  Ruta Estatal de Tennessee 136

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Condado de Warren (Tennessee)


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Q: 2008 MacBook (A1181) won't boot from battery I have a 2008 13" (2.4GHz) white MacBook that will only boot from mains power.  If you attempt to boot from the battery it's as if it's not even connected.  Once you get even past the initial startup chime, you can pull the mains and it's fine.
Things I've tried so far

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*Replaced the top case (as I had to replace it anyway)

*Removed the top case and used the power jumper.

*Checked battery status (4/5 lights)

*Checked magsafe light status (Orange initially, green after a short wait)

*Ran diagnostics (which only reported 4SNS/1/4000000 Th1H-128.000... - a temperature sensor error)

I'd appreciate ideas on what's causing this when the battery clearly has (and can supply) power and more importantly how can I resolve it?

A: So the fan doesn't even spin up when attempting to boot from battery?
First thing to try is resetting the SMC:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964
Any chance you can try with another battery? Although from what you've described it sounds fine. You might be looking at the logic board as the fault.

A: You say, the battery status is 4/5 lights and the magsafe status is initially orange and gets green after a short wait, this means that the battery isn't charged after all, although it isn't completely charged.
When you boot with power supply and click at the battery indicator left the clock in the menu-bar, does it say anything about needing to be replaced or so?
(Like this image:
You can reset the P-RAM, this helps sometime with boot problems: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1379

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We'll have mostly cloudy skies and highs in the lower 50s again today.
Winds will start the day out of the east at around 10 mph, shifting south and picking up pace to 10 - 15 mph this afternoon.
Tonight expect mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain as lows dip to around 44.


20/02/2011�� I pull hands full of seedlings every week from morning glories that were planted and reseeded in 2008. They will grow in cracks in the sidewalk, in flower beds, everywhere. If you don't catch them when they're small, they will climb anything they get near, even bushes and other perennials.... Too many morning glories is a fairly easy fix. In the spring, put down old sheets, material, or newspaper and put leaves and straw on it and praises to be the few scattered outside.
All morning glories are beautiful and easy to grow, so it really depends on what color you prefer. A word of warning: the "blue" varieties tend toward purple and the "red" varieties tend toward purple. Hmm, there seems to be a pattern here.... All morning glories are beautiful and easy to grow, so it really depends on what color you prefer. A word of warning: the "blue" varieties tend toward purple and the "red" varieties tend toward purple. Hmm, there seems to be a pattern here.
FYI, morning glories grow with little care. Before transplanting them to their permanent location, it is highly important to assure they will receive good drainage and sun there. These aren�t water lovers and usually aren�t tolerable to soggy soil. To succeed in the growing process, water the plants twice every week during hot and dry periods.... For gourds, you should avoid planting morning glories and potatoes near them. Gourds and potatoes battle over nutrients, and it is said that morning glories will stunt the growth of the fruit of a gourd.
Moonflowers are not considered as invasive as morning glories, but they also grow well in pots. In fact, I would recommend planting some of each (4 to 5 seeds) together in the same pot. When the daytime blooms of the morning glories fade, the moonflower blooms will replace them in the evening.... Growing Morning Glories. Morning glories grow in poor soils, but do best in fertile soils. They thrive in full sun � and heat -- but will tolerate some light shade.
11/07/2014�� We rent. Our neighbors have a wood fence along the property line, with morning glories growing all over their side. The problem is that the roots of the morning glories go under the fence, and grow all over our yard.
How to Grow and Care for Morning Glory Morning glory is sun-loving even though its flowers are shy during the day. So, make sure to choose a sunny location for your morning glory plant.


FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) - Once again, Dominique Davis is the new quarterback in camp, marveling at the work of established starter Matt Ryan. And Ryan is also impressed with the play of Davis.
Davis joined the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted rookie free agent from East Carolina. He began his college career at Boston College, where he was redshirted in Ryan's 2007 senior season.
The Falcons opened training camp with Davis the fourth-string quarterback behind Ryan, Chris Redman and John Parker Wilson. Davis may be pushing up one or two spots on the depth chart.
Davis has surprised some with his strong arm. Ryan says he is not surprised because he remembers the young Davis at Boston College.
Coach Mike Smith on Monday said Davis probably is the most improved player in camp.


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SEM Student News
SEM Student News is a biannual publication of the Society for Ethnomusicology, created and run by students. In cooperation with the SEM Student Union, we aim to voice current student issues and ideas, and to provide useful, relevant information for students conducting research on musicking. Most of all, we provide a forum for students to communicate with their peers and to address the challenges and opportunities that we face together.
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Music and Movement: A Resource List
By Wangcaixuan (Rosa) Zhang (University of Pittsburgh)
The following resource list is a companion piece to SEM Student News Volume 15.1 on music and movement. This list aims to provide a variety of scholarships as well as resources for scholars who are interested in studies regarding music and movement. By highlighting literature regarding movement in various disciplinary contexts, we hope this list will provide a solid bibliographical foundation for researchers to write about music and movement with a "holistic analytic and experiential perspective" (Hahn 2007, 2), and multi-sensorial, interdisciplinary, and media approaches.
This resource list begins with extensive I. Bibliographies that are compiled by communities such as SEM Dance, Movement and Gesture Section. Following the bibliographies, we have II. Selected Publications, divided into two parts, covering scholarship in various disciplinary fields or with interdisciplinary/transdisciplinary methods that explore music-dance/sound-movement in different cultures. Part A. Movement in the Context of Music consists of scholarship investigating i. Sound as Sonic Movement as well as studies on ii. Music and Movement/Choreo-musicology. In B. Movement in Other Disciplinary Contexts, we have included literature in four categories, namely i. Movement in Cultural Studies, ii. Movement in Anthropology, iii. Movement and Cognitive Science/Psychology, and iv. Movement in Ritual and Religious Studies. We also provide a list of online resources regarding communities, programs and institutions about studies on music and movement, separating into four sections: III. Online Communities/Resources, and official websites for A. Programs and Institutions, homepages for B. Societies and Associations and, C. Conferences.
Part I. Bibliographies
SEM Dance, Movement and Gesture Section. "Bibliography on the Relationship between Music and Dance."
(Forthcoming) World of Music Special Issue. "Bibliography of Choreomusicology."
Part II. Selected Publications
A. Movement in the Context of Music
i. Sounds as Sonic Movement
Azize, Joseph. 2012. "Gurdjieff's Sacred Dances and Movements." In Handbook of New Religions and Cultural Development, edited by Carole Cusack and Alex Norman, 297–330. Leiden: Brill.
Butler, Mark J. 2006. Unlocking the Groove: Rhythm, Meter, and Musical Design in Electronic Dance Music. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press.
Feld, Stephen. 1998. "Aesthetics as Iconicity of Style, or 'Lift-up-over Sounding': Getting into the Kaluli Groove." Yearbook for Traditional Music, Vol. 20, 77-113.
Spiller, Henry. 2016. "Sonic and Tactile Dimensions of Sundanese Dance." In Sounding the Dance, Moving the Music—Reconnecting the Reality of the Performing Arts in Maritime Southeast Asia, eds. Mohd Anis Md Nor and Kendra Stepputat, 13-30. London: Ashgate.
ii. Music and Movement/Choreo-musicology
(Refer to the SEM Dance, Movement, and Gesture Section Bibliography for additional resources)
Butterworth, Jo. 2009. "Too Many Cooks? A Framework for Dance Making and Devising." In Contemporary Choreography: A Critical Reader, edited by Jo Butterwoth and Liesbeth Wildschut, 177–94. London: Routledge.
Franko, Mark. 2011. "Editor's Note: The Choreographic Identity in Question."Dance Research Journal 43:1: v-vi.
Jordan, Stephanie. 2011. "Choreomusical Conversations: Facing a Double Challenge." Dance Research Journal 43 (1): 43–64.
Kolb, Alexandra. 2013. "Current Trends in Contemporary Choreography: A Political Critique." Dance Research Journal 45 (3): 31-52.
Lesaffre, Micheline, Pieter-Jan Maes, and Marc Leman, eds. 2017. The Routledge Companion to Embodied Music Interaction. New York: Routledge.
Nakajima, Nanako, and Gabriele Brandstetter. 2017. The Aging Body in Dance: a Cross-Cultural Perspective. New York: Routledge.
Pine, Adam, and Olaf Kuhlke. 2015. Geographies of Dance: Body, Movement, and Corporeal Negotiations. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Skinner, Jonathan. 2010. "Leading Questions and Body Memories: A Case of Phenomenology and Physical Ethnography in the Dance Interview." In The Ethnographic Self as Resource: Writing Memory and Experience into Ethnography, edited by Peter Collins and Anselma Gallinat, 111–28. New York: Berghahn Books. https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt9qd2xw.
Sirotkina, Irina, and Roger Smith. 2017. The Sixth Sense of the Avant-Garde: Dance, Kinaesthesia and the Arts in Revolutionary Russia. London: Bloomsbury.
Morrison, Steven J., Harry E. Price, Carla G. Geiger, and Rachel A. Cornacchio. 2009. "The Effect of Conductor Expressivity on Ensemble Performance Evaluation." Journal of Research in Music Education 57 (1): 37–49.
Trevor, Caitlyn and David Huron. 2018. "Animated Performance: 'Better' Music Means Larger Motions." Music Theory Online 24 (4).
Tsay, Chia-Jung. 2013. "Sight Over Sound in the Judgment of Music Performance." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 110 (36): 14580–5.
Veroli, Patrizia, and Gianfranco Vinay. 2017. Music-Dance: Sound and Motion in Contemporary Discourse. New York: Routledge.
Wenger, Tisa. 2009. We Have a Religion: The 1920s Pueblo Indian Dance Controversy and American Religious Freedom. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press.
B. Movement in Other Disciplinary Contexts
i. Movement in Cultural Studies
Kenner, Andrew N. 1993. "A Cross-Cultural Study of Body-Focused Hand Movement." Journal of Nonverbal Behavior 17 (4): 263–79. doi:10.1007/bf00987241.
ii. Movement in Anthropology
Blacking, John. 1977. "Toward an Anthropology of the Body.," In The Anthropology of the Body, edited by John Blacking, 1-28. London: Academic Press.
Csordas, Thomas J. 1993. "Somatic Modes of Attention." Cultural Anthropology 8 (2): 135–56.
Pink, Sarah. 2011. "Digital Visual Anthropology: Potentials and Challenges." In Made to Be Seen: Perspectives on the History of Visual Anthropology, edited by Marcus Banks and Jay Ruby, 209–33. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
Scaldaferri, Nicola. 2015. "Audiovisual Ethnography: New Paths for Research in Ethnomusicology." In Musical Listening in the Age of Technological Reproducibility, 373–92. Farnham: Ashgate.
iii. Movement and Cognitive Science/Psychology
Gibbs, Raymond W. 2010. Embodiment and Cognitive Science. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Koch, Sabine C. 2013. Body Memory, Metaphor and Movement. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company.
Hamill, Michelle, Lesley Smith, and Frank Röhricht. 2012. "'Dancing Down Memory Lane': Circle Dancing as a Psychotherapeutic Intervention in Dementia—a Pilot Study." Dementia 11 (6): 709–24.
Semin, G. R., and Eliot R. Smith, eds. 2008. Embodied Grounding: Social, Cognitive, Affective, and Neuroscientific Approaches. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Warburton, Edward C., Margaret Wilson, Molly Lynch, and Shannon Cuykendall. 2013. "The Cognitive Benefits of Movement Reduction: Evidence From Dance Marking." Psychological Science 24 (9): 1732–39. doi:10.1177/0956797613478824.
iv. Movement in Ritual and Religious Studies
David, Ann. 2010. "Gendered Dynamics of the Divine: Trance and Possession Practices in Diaspora Hindu Sites in East London." In Summoning the Spirits: Possession and Invocation in Contemporary Religion, Volume 15, edited by Andrew Dawson, 74–92. London: IB Tauris.
Part III. Online Resources
A. Communities/Resources
CID - UNESCO's International Dance Council
http://www.cid-portal.org
Cross-Cultural Dance Resources
https://www.ccdr.org
Dance Studies Association
https://dancestudiesassociation.org
Embodied Cognition Reading Group
http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/embodiedcognition/
European Dance Research Information Directory
http://www.c3.hu/%7Edienesbu/
ICTM Music and Dance in Latin America and the Caribbean
http://ictmusic.org/group/music-dance-in-latin-america-caribbean
ICTM Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe
http://ictmusic.org/group/music-and-dance-southeastern-europe
ICTM Music and Dance of Oceania
http://ictmusic.org/group/music-dance-oceania
ICTM Music and Dance of the Slavic World
http://ictmusic.org/group/music-dance-slavic-world
ICTM Performing Arts of Southeast Asia
http://ictmusic.org/group/performing-arts-southeast-asia
ICTM Sound, Movement, and the Sciences
http://ictmusic.org/group/sound-movement-sciences
Society for Ethnomusicology Dance, Movement and Gesture Section
https://www.ethnomusicology.org/page/Groups_SectionsDMG
B. Programs and Institutions
Dancing and the Brain, Department of Neurobiology, Harvard University
https://neuro.hms.harvard.edu/harvard-mahoney-neuroscience-institute/brain-newsletter/and-brain-series/dancing-and-brain
Dance Studies at Yale, Yale Theatre Studies, Yale University
https://theaterstudies.yale.edu/dance-studies-yale
Mellon Dance Studies
http://www.mellondancestudies.org
C. Societies and Associations
Early Childhood Music and Movement Association (ECMMA)
www.ecmma.org/
International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM)
http://ictmusic.org
D. Conferences
Annual Conference for Dance Studies Associations
https://dancestudiesassociation.org/conferences
ECMMA 2018 Convention
https://convention.ecmma.org/#top
International and Regional ICTM Conferences
http://ictmusic.org/events
Volume 15, Number 1: Music and Movement
We are pleased to announce the publication of SEM Student News Volume 15, Number 1. This issue focuses on a theme of music and movement and features contributions by student and senior scholars on various related topics, including intersections with cognitive science, archival research on movement systems, renegotiations of the terms "music" and "movement," and dance and embodiment studies as decolonizing practices. Additionally, semsn.com will soon host a supplemental resource list on music and movement , further complemented by an external curated music-dance bibliography in partnership with the SEM Dance, Movement, and Gesture Section. You can read the issue here and join the conversation on our Facebook page . Please feel free to forward this message and share the issue widely. Best regards, Eugenia Siegel Conte, Incoming Editor Davin Vidigal Rosenberg, Outgoing Editor
FINAL Call for Submissions - 15.1 "Music & Affect"
Dear Colleagues, This is the FINAL call for submissions for the Fall/Winter 2019 issue of SEM Student News. This new issue, vol. 15, no.2, will focus on the theme of Music & Affect with attention to intersections between affect, embodiment, political engagement, and/or mindfulness and meditation in musical or sonic practices. We are seeking article submissions on any topic but will give preference to those that fit within our theme's area of discussion. Likewise, we will consider submissions from both students and working scholars alike. We particularly seek contributions to our "Dear SEM" column from professional academics and practitioners (see below for more details). We encourage authors to submit pieces in a variety of media. Submissions may be written, photographic, or multimedia (written with visual, audio, and/or video components). We particularly solicit audio/visual contributions to correspond with the theme for this issue. We are currently accepting
The Politics of Personalism
By Brendan Kibbee (City University of New York) *This article also appears in SEM Student News 14.2, Fall/Winter 2018 . As we engage with the world as scholars concerned with music and its political effects, it is important that we not only consider what we think and say, but just as importantly, who we engage and express ourselves with, and how we think and express ourselves with others. Doing so might enable us to establish new repertoires of social action in our personal and professional lives and new ways of creating knowledge in the world. As I have been processing my experiences doing fieldwork in a crowded, working-class neighborhood in Dakar, Senegal, over the past few years, and as I have begun to think about what I hope to achieve with my work, I have become increasingly drawn to an idea of "personalism" as it manifests in the postcolonial city.
Call for Submissions - 16.2 "The Writing Issue"


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1. The common people think that the reciter has a special healing power, thereby turning their minds from the True Healer and His words to the one who recites them. This is a clear source of shirk.
2. We have no reports of any of the sahabah and salaf devoting their time to offer this service. This makes it a bid'ah in the Din.
3. When the devils realize the common people's fascination by a particular person, they do things to cause deviation to him and them. This is clearly expressed in the above discussion that took place between Ibn Mas'ud and his wife.
4. When a reciter finds the people gathering at his door seeking his help, he would imagine that he has a high status before Allah, and would be drawn into vanity and conceit.
5. Most of the reciters have a poor knowledge of the Sunnah, which makes them claim or do things that have no basis in Islam.


With the Israeli elections looming, an artist and Haaretz contributor called Yair Garboz (Garbuz) has been venting his prejudices against 'talisman-kissers' and 'tomb worshippers', an obvious reference to Israel's Sephardim and Mizrahim. Condemnation comes from an unlikely source, founder of the far-leftist 972 magazine Dimi Reider. Reider produces some fascinating data indicating that Israelis still vote along ethnic lines, with the poorer Mizrahim supporting Shas and the more affluent Ashkenazim supporting Yesh Atid and Meretz. The mainstream parties are more evenly divided. The left needs to address Mizrahi grievances if it is to make headway, writes Reider. I would say he is partly right - but the Left also needs to tailor its foreign policy agenda to a constituency hard-bitten by Arab antisemitism.
Garboz's remarks were not merely patronising and prejudiced, throwing such innocuous - and to many, cherished - experiences as pilgrimage into the same category as corruption, genocidal racism and murder. They also highlighted a tremendously important and painful political divide that usually goes unseen by foreign observers: Israeli voters attribute considerable importance to the often unstated ethnic affiliation of a party, almost as much as they do to its political role.
A week before the rally, this overwhelmingly ignored reality was confirmed by a rare survey broadcast by Channel 10 that asked for whom Ashkenazis and Mizrahis intended to vote. The resulting division could not be clearer: 51 percent of the potential voters who support the Zionist Union, which the current standard bearer of Labor Zionism, are Ashkenazi, and only 29 percent are Mizrahi.
Among the voters for the Union's more liberal cousin, Meretz, whose stronghold is among Tel Aviv academics, kibbutzim and professionals, 69 percent are Ashkenazi and 12 percent are Mizrahi. Habayit Hayehudi, product of the historic Ashkenazi Religious Zionist movement, has 46 percent Ashkenazi voters and 31 percent Mizrahi. Yesh Atid, an "apolitical" centrist capitalist party appealing to Israel's urban young professionals, has 51 percent Ashkenazi voters and 29 percent Mizarhi.
Meanwhile, Likud, the original vehicle of Mizrahi electoral awakening, boasts the most equal division between the two communities, with 41 percent Ashkenazi voters and 39 percent Mizrahi. Kulanu, a centrist party led by a prominent Mizrahi, ex-Likud politician Moshe Kahlon, comes close to the Likud balance with 36 percent Ashkenazi voters and 42 percent Mizrahi. Shas, the only party so far to bill itself as a party by Mizrahis for Mizrahis, specifically, ultra-Orthodox Sephardi Jews, boasts 75 percent Mizrahis among its voters and only 5 percent Ashkenazi.
These results are further borne out by the voting data from the 2013 elections, processed into map form by the Madlan real estate portal. Hover over Tel Aviv, its northern suburbs or any of the kibbutzim that dot the map, and you will see overwhelming votes for Labor, Meretz and Yesh Atid.
Look over Tel Aviv's poorer southern suburbs, like Bat Yam and Rishon Letzion, or over the far-flung "development towns" where the original Mizrahi immigrants were shunted, and see the color change to blue, with overwhelming vote for right-wing parties and for Shas.
Israeli left-wingers who like to claim that intra-Jewish discrimination is a thing of the past also like to wonder loudly - and often sneeringly - why the poorest Israelis continue to vote for Netanyahu, even though his ultra-capitalist economic policies hurt them first. The question should rather be who and what they are voting against, and how the left-wing parties can address these grievances, past and present.
Yedioth Aharonoth dedicates a full two broadsheet pages every Friday to a horoscope. Its readers, Mizrahi and Ashkenazi alike, are told how the alignment of the stars and their date of birth will combine to determine the contents of their love life and their economic success. As far as I know nobody has ever suggested that this casts doubts on the level of culture and sophistication of the general public.
Yedi`ot's horoscope section is a very good example to bring up in this context, really. That's because Yedi`ot is on the same side as Garbuz in the election campaign [pro-Labor, pro-Herzog, pro-Livni]. In fact, Yedi`ot is notorious for its constant smearing of Netanyahu. The staff at Yedi`ot probably divides up almost totally between Labor and Meretz, with maybe a few Commies thrown in.
To know what kind of a person Garbuz is, my son in law told me last night that Garbuz once sickked his dog on him. This happened when my son-in-law was a teenager. I think he was mad that some boys were playing ball and the ball went into his yard.
Garbuz sounds like a thoroughly objectionable person..
Yes, he is obnoxious. And the Meretz-Labor crowd thought that he deserved to be one of the speakers at their rally.


The Long March 6 is a small liquid-fuel launch vehicle developed by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology. It is capable of placing a little more than 1,000 kilograms into a sun-synchronous orbit, but has flown only twice, most recently in November 2017.
Each satellite carries two remote sensing payloads. The primary payload is a multispectral camera capable of producing imagery at a resolution of one meter. Once the full constellation is in orbit, Kargieman said the company will be able to provide imagery of the entire globe at that resolution, updated weekly.
The satellites carry a second payload, a hyperspectral imager with a resolution of 30 meters. Hyperspectral imagery is still a new application with limited demand, though, Kargieman acknowledged.
Satellogic raised a $27 million Series B round in June 2017, led by Chinese company Tencent. That funding is sufficient to operate the company through 2019, Kargieman said, but that Satellogic will need to raise additional funding to complete the constellation in 2020.
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6:00AM EST 2/17/2017	 Bob Eschliman
President Barack Obama tried to require states to maintain Title X funding for Planned Parenthood, but the House of Representatives has already voted to repeal the requirement. (Reuters photo)
In the final days of his presidency, Barack Obama's administration enacted a new regulation through the Department of Health & Human Services to require states to provide funding to abortion providers through the Title X family planning services block grant program.
In essence, it was a "backdoor funding" mechanism for Planned Parenthood, meant to counter the many states that were following through with their citizens' demands to defund the abortion giant. But that means of providing taxpayer support for abortionists could soon come to an end.
The House of Representatives voted 230-188 to repeal the regulation. Two Republicans and two Democrats crossed party lines. Rep. Diane Black (R-Tenn.) drafted the House version of the legislation, while Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) authored the Senate companion, which will likely take up the measure soon.
Black and Ernst co-authored an op-ed published in the Washington Examiner to explain the bill. They wrote, in part:
Rarely do the American people benefit when the federal government attempts to subvert the will of the people's elected representatives and substitute its judgment for that of state or local governments. State legislatures around the country have spoken out about their preference for prioritizing more comprehensive primary and preventative care providers for the receipt of Title X funding, and their voice should be respected by bureaucrats in the federal government.
The legislation has more than 130 co-sponsors, all Republicans, between the two chambers. For states that have voted to "defund" Planned Parenthood, this would be the final means by which they can remove all taxpayer funding to the abortion giant.
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Hopes for the next Senedd term – The Trussell Trust
ViewsApril 27th, 2021
Susan Lloyd Selby of The Trussell Trust calls on the next elected government to develop a plan to end the need for food banks and for post-pandemic Wales to be a place where no-one is forced to seek emergency food
On 6 May, voters in Wales will elect new Members of the Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament (SMs) for their communities and a new government for Wales. While ongoing Covid-19 restrictions mean fewer of us will have had aspiring MSs knocking our doors or leaflets thrown into our hands on the high street, these elections are an important turning point for Wales.
While the NHS and re-opening the economy remain top of the political agenda for many, it is a sobering fact that levels of poverty in Wales are stubbornly high. Even before the pandemic struck, almost 700,000 people – almost a quarter of the population- were already trapped in poverty. Right now in Wales, far too many children are growing up in poverty and we know that, since the Covid-19 pandemic hit, more people than ever have experienced destitution, unable to afford the essentials that we all need to eat, stay warm and dry, and keep clean. That is why we are delighted to be a part of the Wales Anti-Poverty Coalition, calling alongside the Bevan Foundation for poverty to be a top priority of the next Welsh Government. In particular, we support the Coalition's call for the next Government to commit to ensuring that no one in Wales should need to use a food bank.
Action on this front has never been more urgent. Last year, Trussell Trust food banks provided 146,000 emergency food parcels to people facing crisis- more than 54,000 of these went to children – that's one parcel every 10 minutes on average. These figures mark an 8% increase on the year before and a 69% increase since 2015/16.
Worryingly, these figures are just the tip of the iceberg with unprecedented numbers of people being helped by other food aid providers and community-based groups that sprang up to provide emergency food during the pandemic.
Hunger in the Wales isn't about food, it's about people not having enough money for the basics and with high rates of unemployment and record redundancies, more people than ever need the social security system to provide a strong enough lifeline to stay afloat.
As Wales comes out of lockdown, we can do things differently. We have the chance to build a better, brighter future for our communities – one where people are not forced to seek emergency food and where everyone can afford the basics.
That is why in these elections, we are running a campaign calling on all Senedd candidates to commit to that goal of working to end the need for food banks if they are elected and for the newly elected Welsh Government to develop a plan to make this happen. We need a plan for change that:
Ensures everyone is able to afford the basics. People are forced to charities for emergency food when there isn't enough money for the essentials. MSs should support a cash-first approach wherever possible, instead of relying on the distribution of emergency food. This means using your powers to improve the sufficiency, accessibility and responsiveness of benefits and cash-based crisis grants available in Wales, in particular the Discretionary Assistance Fund.
Helps local and national services work together to ensure people get the right support at the right time. MSs should invest in the support services that help to address the underlying needs in their communities. They should also commit to helping local and national services work together, to provide support which maximises incomes and ensures people do not fall through the gaps.
Involves people with direct experience of poverty and local food banks in shaping any plan to end the need for food banks. Members of the Senedd should work with people with direct experience of poverty in our community and work with food banks on how to deliver an 'exit plan' for ending the need for emergency food.
We are grateful to everyone who has pledged support for our campaign already, but we still have more to do. And that is why we are asking for your help to contact local candidates and ask them to pledge to work to end the need for food banks.
It will only take a couple of minutes but with your support, we can ensure that ending the need for food banks in Wales is top of the agenda for those lucky enough to be elected to the Senedd next month. Ask your future MSs to make the pledge now.
And finally, if you haven't already done so, you can make a difference by joining our campaign for a hunger free future.
Together, we can make change happen and end the need for food banks in Wales.
Susan Lloyd-Selby is Operations Manager Wales for The Trussell Trust
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Aidan Turner's tricorn hat from the Poldark TV series is now up for auction
Someone is currently willing to pay £1,700 for the famous prop
If you're madly in love with Captain Ross Poldark or you just wish you were him, this might make your wildest dream come true - you can now own the tricorn hat Aidan Turner himself wore.
The iconic black hat has been put up for auction by Mammoth Screen, the television production company that produces Poldark.
It was actually worn by the series' star Aidan Turner as well as signed by him.
So far, seven people have shown interest in the BBC show's prop and the current bid is £1,700.
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A spokesman for Mammoth Screen wrote: "This is a unique chance to own an iconic piece of TV memorabilia exclusively signed by Aidan Turner, the star of the TV's top period drama and one of the foremost actors and heartthrobs of his generation."
The auction, hosted here, will close on December 3.
Last month, Mammoth Screen had its computers broken into by cyber criminals from North Korea.
Watch the moment Poldark actors Aidan Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson share a joke on the set of Poldark which has resumed filming in Cornwall for season 4.
According to the BBC, the company, which is also behind ITV's hit show Victoria, had been due to write a TV series about the authoritarian country.
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Meanwhile, Turner and Eleanor Tomlinson were seen filming Poldark, season four, in Charlestown, near St Austell, and at Porthcurno.
Aidan Turner on set of BBC drama Poldark near Porthcurno (Image: Darren Strick / SWNS.com)
Filming resumed in September with actors and crews being spotted at several locations around Cornwall.
The historic quaint harbour bedecked with a permanent fully rigged historic ship was once again awash with Poldark fever when the cast were spotted filming for the fourth instalment of the BBC hit.
Locals left furious over Doc Martin TV crews filming in Port Isaac
Media and super-fans from across the Tamar and beyond flooded into Cornwall in the hope of catching a glimpse of Irish heartthrob - and the others actors, we're sure.


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Australia's Quadrant Energy is preparing to drill two wells offshore Australia in 2018 with its partner Carnarvon Petroleum.
Carnarvon Petroleum on Thursday said the partnership had had a meeting recently to review progress on the Phoenix project.
"The key work flows presented included preparing for drilling the Phoenix South-3 and Dorado-1 wells in 2018, advancing technical work to improve the understanding of the basin's geology and refining additional drill prospects to pursue in the future, considering potential development concepts and initiating some long lead items for development," Carnarvon said.
Quadrant will first start drilling the Phoenix South-3 well in March 2018.
The well will be drilled using Transocean's Development Driller-1 rig. The rig is about to begin ts voyage to Western Australia where it will drill a number of wells, one of which being this Joint Venture's Phoenix South-3 in 2018 which is scheduled to be the first well in the program.
The Phoenix South-3 drilling is expected to take around 90 days to drill to the target depth of around 5,156 metres (TVDSS). The primary target is the Caley interval that contained oil and gas some 550 metres away in the Phoenix South-2 well in 2017.
Following the Phoenix South – 3 drilling, the partners plan to drill the Dorado-1 well in May 2018. The Dorado-1 well will be drilled with the Ensco 107 jack-up drilling rig. The rig is expected to start its mobilization to Western Australia in April 2018 for multi-activity campaign, with this Joint Venture's Dorado-1 well scheduled to be the first well, too.
The well is expected to take around 45 days to complete as it drills to a total depth of approximately 4,400 meters (TVDSS). The primary target is the Caley interval at 3760 meters (TVDSS), being the same interval that contained oil and gas at the Roc and Phoenix South locations.
Carnarvon Petroleum Limited has a 20% interest and Quadrant Energy (operator) has a 80% interest.
Posted on December 14, 2017 with tags Carnarvon, Quadrant Energy.


A clamour, uproar or commotion.
'Sarah, could you bring me the calendar from the wall over there? Does it say the right date?' 'Two days behind – and small wonder no one tore it off with all the hullaballoo going on. Ever so pretty, isn't it?' said Sarah as she handed the calendar to Jessamy.
Mr. Rigby had been shut up much at his villa of late. He was concocting, you could not term it composing, an article, a "very slashing article," which was to prove that the Penny postage must be the destruction of the Aristocracy. It was a grand subject treated in his highest style. His parallel portraits of Rowland Hill, the Conqueror of Almarez, and Rowland Hill the devisor of the cheap postage, was enormously fine. It was full of passages in italics; little words in great capitals; and almost drew tears. The statistical details also were highly interesting and novel. Several of the old postmen, both twopenny and general, who had been in office with himself, and who were inspired with an equal zeal against that spirit of Reform of which they had alike been victims, supplied him with information which nothing but a breach of ministerial duty could have furnished. The prophetic peroration as to the irresistible progress of Democracy was almost as powerful as one of Rigby's speeches on Aldborough or Amersham. There never was a fellow for giving a good hearty kick to the people like Rigby. Himself sprung from the dregs of the populace, this was disinterested. What could be more patriotic and magnanimous than his Jeremiads over the fall of the Montmorencis and the Crillons, or the possible catastrophe of the Percys and the Manners! The truth of all this hullaballoo was that Rigby had a sly pension which, by an inevitable association of ideas, he always connected with the maintenance of an Aristocracy.
(intransitive) To make an uproar or commotion.
They roared, they danced, they hullaballoed, they pinched one another; they behaved like young savages – but I knew I had got them safe.
Ho, hullaballoing clan / Agape, with woe / In your beaks, on the gabbing capes!
Twitter broke the news, and soon enough, the media hullaballooed over this latest act of art vandalism.
In addition to size, manufacturers hope to attract buyers with added gadgetry despite disappointing sales of 3D televisions, an innovation hullaballooed at CES last year only to flop in stores.


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Q: How to display decimal value from firestore database to android studio I'm trying to show the points from my firestore database unto my android application but it only shows whole number instead of actually including the decimal numbers.
Firestore database: https://imgur.com/J6y9Tsg
Android application: https://imgur.com/5CuBvDW
I have read previous posts about format("#.##") or
DecimalFormat("#,###.####")
but I'm not entirely sure how to apply that to my code.
public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
    private TextView powents;
    FirebaseFirestore fStore;
    FirebaseAuth fAuth;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        Button logout = findViewById(R.id.logout);
        ImageView qrimage = findViewById(R.id.qrimage);
        powents = findViewById(R.id.powents);
        fStore = FirebaseFirestore.getInstance();
        fAuth = FirebaseAuth.getInstance();

        FirebaseUser user = fAuth.getCurrentUser();
        if (user != null) {
            String mail = user.getEmail();
            DocumentReference docref = fStore.collection("Users").document(mail);
            docref.addSnapshotListener(this, (documentSnapshot, error) -> {
                if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.N) {
                    powents.setText(String.valueOf(Math.toIntExact(documentSnapshot.getLong("Points"))));
                }
            });
        }
        try {
            BarcodeEncoder barcode = new BarcodeEncoder();
            Bitmap bitmap = barcode.encodeBitmap(Objects.requireNonNull(FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser()).getEmail(), BarcodeFormat.QR_CODE, 650, 650);
            qrimage.setImageBitmap(bitmap);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        logout.setOnClickListener(view -> {
            FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut();
            Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, "Logged Out!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
            startActivity(new Intent(MainActivity.this, Login.class));
            finish();
        });
    }
}

A: Your code is explicitly asking Firestore for a long (integer) value:
documentSnapshot.getLong("Points")

That's not what you want.  You want a double (floating point) value instead using getDouble():
documentSnapshot.getDouble("Points")

You can then turn that into a string for your TextView.


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Astros: Could McHugh and Peacock head back to pen in June?
By Rob Fontenot
WEST PALM BEACH, FL - FEBRUARY 28: Brad Peacock #41 of the Houston Astros pitches in the first inning against the Miami Marlins at The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches on February 28, 2019 in West Palm Beach, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images) /
Returning to the starting rotation for the Astros in 2019, both Collin McHugh and Brad Peacock have been struggling as of late. Could a call-up in June send one of them back to the pen?
McHugh had a really good start to the season for the Astros but is now currently sporting a 4.97 ERA. In 38 innings he has allowed 22 earned runs on 29 hits. Peacock, who also spent some time in the bullpen, has allowed 19 runs in 30 innings for a lofty 5.28 ERA.
Most experts have been predicting a June call up for the Astros #1 prospect, Forrest Whitley. However, in 2019, he has been struggling as well. After getting rocked for five runs in just two-thirds of an inning of work on Sunday, he now has an ERA of 10.43.
So, if it's not Whitley that Houston calls up in June, who else could it be? There are a couple of pitchers for the Round Rock Express that are having solid seasons, Corbin Martin and Brady Rodgers.
Coming off of Tommy John surgery, Rodgers was rewarded for his hard work during his recovery, by being selected by A. J. Hinch to pitch the first game of Spring Training. Although he did not make the 25-man roster, the door remains open.
This season, Rodgers has a (3-0) record with a 2.75 ERA. He has started six games for the Express, the Astros AAA affiliate, allowing 11 runs in 36 innings with 25 Ks and 11 BBs.
The other candidate, Martin, the Astros #5 prospect, is having an amazing season. He has an impressive 1.40 ERA, allowing only 3 runs in a little over 19 innings.
In order to retain another year of team control, most teams don't call up their top prospects until June. There may not be any moves made at all, but to be safe, McHugh and Peacock have about a month to turn things around.
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Q: Automating postfix installation I have been trying to automatically install postfix in a non-interactive way via startup-script on machine boot up.
After a bit of research I found out some suggestion that I could try to install it manually on a sample machine using desired configurations then obtain the right answers regarding configurations when startup-script will be running by using
debconf-utils package command debconf-get-selections | grep postfix >preseed.cfg

The problem is with one configuration which is the mailname that is due to the fact that my instance machines are generated in a non predetermined manner by the gcp cloud host I can not tell in advance which name to pass as I initially pass the first config selection as:
debconf-set-selections <<< 'postfix postfix/main_mail_type string "Local only"

Now the question is how could just leave the default value? (which one could see had it been an attended  installation and simply click ok to finish up)

A: Thank you Kusalananda! I guess now I understand where the bug is. Before this bug came up I did try to use some expect script and spawn bash subscript within it as a way to indirectly install postifiX interactively via ready made expect-send question and answer pair series. I later decided to change this plan and removed the expect script altogether and turned to DEBIAN_FRONTEND="noninteractive" with debconf-set-selections command. Now the problem as I learned from some posts on this site was obviously due to calling the modified remains of this bash subscript with su command(as you may know that postfix installation supposedly should run with root privilages) within the main startup-script as every time it ran it threw exception upon calling this subscript with message 'ERROR OPENNING TERMINAL: UKNOWN' . After I reviewed some posts in here I found out that I could solve that by modifying the subscript code introducing some code as illustrated below
UID=$(ID -U)
if [xUID != x0]
then
printf -v cmd_str '%q'"$0" "$@"
exec su -c "$cmd_str"
fi
#the rest of the script code
#continues hereunder

After I made changes to the subscript; removing its declaration, its activating chmod, its call via commenting deleting its #!/bin/bash line and including its functional parts procedural-wise to the main startup-script now the script is running as its supposedly should.


I see you. I see how hard you work, how busy you are and how much you worry for the future of your beautiful children. Know that what you want for your child, I want too. Our mutual goal is for your child to be successful in school and to develop into a well-adjusted, productive member of society. With this end in mind, I respectfully ask you this – please stop doing so much for your child.
I am not here to pass judgment and throw out labels such as "Helicopter" or "Lawnmower Parenting". I will call it as I see it – loving behavior of a parent who wants the best for their child. You see, I'm a parent too. I get it. You want the best for your child. You believe your job is to make sure their childhood is a cherished time with minimal hardships. But doing too much for your children can be detrimental. It can hinder their independence. It can rob them of the confidence that comes solving their own problems.
There is a fine balance between doing enough for your children, and doing too much. Here are three simple ways you can "do less" and help your child develop the skills they need to thrive in school and life.
Actions have consequences. As with many things, children learn this best through experience. If a child breaks rules at school that result in consequences (loss of recess, detention, not being allowed on a field trip), most parents know well enough to back the teacher up. Few teachers enjoy giving consequences (trust me, it involves paperwork) and do so as a last resort, not as a whim. Allowing your child to take responsibility and learn about consequences to their actions is an important lesson. But what about natural consequences? When your child leaves their lunch, homework, instrument or sports equipment at home do you make an extra trip to school to bring it to them? If your child breaks a school dress code rule and the school calls home do you bring them a change of clothes or shoes? These actions fall into the "doing too much" category. Powerful lessons can be learned through natural consequences. If your child has to sit on the bench during a sports game, or find appropriate clothes to wear in the "Lost and Found" bin, they will be less likely to make the same mistake twice.
I cringe when I see homework that has obviously been completed by a parent. Worse yet, a note asking that their child is excused from last night's homework because they sport practice until late. That parent just robbed their child of an opportunity to learn about time management and setting appropriate priorities.
Parents should advocate for their children. If a child is a victim of bullying and has not been successful in resolving the issue through their teacher then parents must get involved to ensure their child's physical and emotional safety. Bullying is a terrible thing. It involves a repeated and deliberate misuse of power to intimidate, shame or hurt someone. That's a very different situation from two children being mean to each other and not getting along. Learning to negotiate social situations on the yard and work with students who aren't their friends are important lessons for students to learn. I mean, do you like all the people you have to collaborate with at work? If you ask a teacher for a meeting to "resolve" minor social disagreements, or make a request that your child move seats to not engage with a child they don't like, you are denying your child the opportunity to practice and learn these skills. They will also not gain self-confidence they can handle their own social situations.
Parents, thank you for all you do. I love spending my day with your children! I know we both want the best for them. If you skipped to the end of this letter, let me summarize and lovingly tell you the things you can stop doing for your children. Not doing these things will help them be more successful in the long run. Stop running their forgotten items to school. Stop doing their homework. Please drop the excuse notes. Finally, stop fighting their minor battles for them.
Remember, it's not our job to fix all your child's problems, but to teach them the skills and confidence to fix them by themselves.


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Fall Into Art returns for 8th year
By Peg Gill	 Last updated Aug 9, 2018
Art enhances our lives in many intangible ways. But for one weekend this month, it will help enhance the lives of countless Columbians in a very tangible way, thanks to the Fall Into Art showcase.
Free and open to the public, Fall Into Art combines art, music and education with fundraising for The Food Bank For Central & Northeast Missouri. Each year for the past two years, the event has donated more than $2,000 to The Food Bank.
According to event organizer Farrah Nieuwenhuizen, 52 artists were selected to participate this year from a pool of 72 applicants through a juried selection process. The judge was award-winning watercolorist and Stephens College instructor Kate Gray.
The artists work in a wide variety of media including jewelry, sculpture, drawing, painting, ceramics, fiber and more. Many are local, but there are some from surrounding areas and out of state. In addition to displaying art of theirs that's for sale, each artist is asked to donate a piece of art for a silent auction. This year, the auction items will be displayed together, instead of at each individual artist's booth.
In addition to raising funds through the silent auction, showcase attendees are encouraged to bring in non-perishable food items or to donate via personal check. For every $1 donated, The Food Bank is able to purchase 10 cans of food. There will be a donation box located at the entrance.
The event is family-friendly, featuring a host of kids' activities, such as face painting, art projects and demonstrations. Guests can enjoy free cider and cookies. Live musicians will be on hand to entertain the crowd, which numbered nearly 2,500 last year. Both of the Parkade restaurants will be open on Saturday, and the Sub Shop will be open Sunday as well for hungry patrons. Nieuwenhuizen hopes visitors will make a day of it.
She acknowledges that Art in the Park is Columbia's oldest and most well known art showcase, but says Fall Into Art is gaining prominence. Event co-organizer, Kay Foley, agrees, "I had one woman tell me she actually found more things at our show than she did at Art in the Park last year."
"It's becoming pretty well known in the mid-Missouri area," Niewenhuizen says. "The good part is that it's located in a place where there's a lot of parking and it's indoors in case the weather is bad," she says. "It's also just before Thanksgiving and Christmas when a lot of people are looking for gifts."
"We have a really, really terrific slate of artists this year," Foley says. "Quite a few new artists. We had to turn away some really fabulous new jewelers. It just gets better every year."
Nieuwenhuizen and several other artists founded Fall Into Art because they felt Columbia artists needed more avenues to showcase their work. She says the city used to have a large art show near the courthouse, but it was discontinued, so there was a void. She and Foley feel Fall Into Art helps fill it.
"Come and see all the talent you'll find on display," Nieuwenhuizen says. "It's really wonderful."
The showcase runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Parkade Event Center at 601 Business Loop 70 W. You can find more information at www.fallintoart.org
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