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These types of struggles are Dear parents your expectations of teachers should match your commitment as a parent shirt. They are shared in age-appropriate ways and not as a means of venting, gossiping, or unloading on the child. They are shared with the emotional maturity of the child in mind. While one of my daughters has an insatiable thirst for information and yearns for the difficult details, the other one has nightmares from sensitive subjects, so I keep this in mind when I decide how and what to share with each of them. When I am directly in the midst of a struggle, having a hard time managing my emotions, and feel like I might lose control, I will tell my children this: I'm having trouble talking right now, and I can't talk right now because I feel very frustrated.
If I am able, I might even briefly tell them why: Dear parents your expectations of teachers should match your commitment as a parent shirt, and I feel stressed when I am running late, or I am feeling really upset because I just erased a fourth of the book I am writing. It is knowing someone so deeply that we know what will nourish their nervous system. Gentleness this is what heals. My daughter had begun spending her mornings in the backyard before school. One day I looked out and saw a little garden right there in the middle of the yard. I believe this is another benefit of sharing our struggles in a healthy, responsible way.


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TV in the USA: A History of Icons, Idols, and Ideas
Author Vincent LoBrutto
Publisher Greenwood Publishing Group
Vincent LoBrutto
Greenwood Publishing Group
9th Grade - College Senior
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This expansive set covers television from 1950 to the present day, addressing shows of all genres, well-known programs and short-lived series alike, broadcast on the traditional and cable networks. All three volumes lead off with a keynote essay regarding the technical and historical features of the decade(s) covered. Each entry on a specific show investigates the narrative, themes, and history of the program; provides comprehensive information about when the show started and ended, and why; and identifies the star players, directors, producers, and other key members of the crew of each television production. The set also features essays that explore how a particular program or type of show has influenced or reflected American society, and it includes numerous sidebars packed with interesting data, related information, and additional insights into the subject matter.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Guide to Related Topics.
List of Television Programs by Network.
Introduction: The Emergence of Television.
The 1950s.
1: ABC (American Broadcasting Company).
2: The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (1952–1966).
3: The Adventures of Superman (1952–1958).
4: Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955–1960, CBS) (1960–1962, NBC); The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962–1964, CBS) (1964–1965, NBC).
5: Allen, Steve (1921–2000); The Steve Allen Show (NBC, 1956–1960; ABC, 1961; Syndication, (1962–1964).
6: American Bandstand (1950–1956, WILF); (1956–1989, ABC); Syndication USA Cable Network (1989).
7: Amos 'n' Andy (1951–1953).
8: The Andy Williams Show (1957, NBC); (1958, ABC); (1959, CBS); (1962–1967, 1969–1971, NBC); (Syndicated, 1976).
9: Army-McCarthy Hearings.
10: As the World Turns (1956–2010).
11: Ball, Lucille (1911–1989).
12: Berle, Milton (1908–2002).
13: Beulah (1950–1953).
14: The Bob and Ray Show (1951–1953).
15: Bonanza (1959–1973).
16: Boxing.
17: Burns, George (1896–1996).
18: Caesar, Sid (1922–2014).
19: Candid Camera (1948–2004).
20: Captain Kangaroo (1955–1984).
21: CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) (1928–).
22: Charlie Chan.
23: Clark, Dick (1929–2012).
24: The Code of Practices for Television Broadcasters.
25: Coe, Fred (1914–1979).
26: Colonel Bleep (1957).
27: Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
28: Country Music.
29: Cronkite, Walter (1916–2009).
30: Crusader Rabbit (1950–1959).
31: Death Valley Days (1952–1970).
32: Ding Dong School (1952–1956).
33: Disney, Walt (1901–1966).
34: Divorce Court (1957–1962).
35: The Donna Reed Show (1958–1966).
36: Dragnet (NBC, 1951–1954) (ABC, 1967–1970)

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Woman Reconnects With Daughter After Losing Custody But Doesn't 'Trust' Her To Meet Her Younger Kids
By NyRee Ausler — Written on Jan 01, 2023
Photo: De Visu / Shutterstock
One woman found herself in a sticky situation when mistakes from a past love tainted her future with her daughter and left her with the fear of losing the life she built for herself.
She decided to write to the subreddit "r/AmItheA--hole" (AITA) to get some input on her situation.
The 46-year-old starts by explaining that she has three children: a 24-year-old daughter from her first marriage, and two adolescent boys, 12 and 10 years old, from her second.
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She lost touch with her daughter after her marriage failed.
During her first marriage, the happy couple struggled through financial troubles. Her husband rarely worked but came from a wealthy family.
So, when they were going through their divorce, her ex was able to hire a good lawyer.
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When her ex moved on, she said that he and his new wife alienated her daughter and that by the time the girl turned 14, she was referring to her mother by her first name and her stepmother as "mom."
"I tried my best to hold on to my kid, I went to all the events I could go to, I planned fun days with the limited funds I had, even when I couldn't afford to turn on the heat, I still made sure to get her a Christmas gift," she said.
By the time her daughter reached 16, the relationship had completely deteriorated — her child wanted nothing more to do with her.
"I took them to court, but they did nothing. And the last time I saw her, she said some very awful things to me. I was defeated, but I decided that I no longer had a daughter, since that is literally what she wanted."
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She eventually moved on and started a new family of her own.
Just when she had accepted that she would never have the type of connection she wanted with her daughter, the young woman reached out last year.
She apologized for what had taken place years ago when she cut her other off and asked if they could start to build a relationship.
Because of what she had experienced in the past, the woman was cautious and still held resentment over the callous way her daughter, her ex-husband, and his new wife had treated her.
Her daughter reached out and asked to spend Christmas with the woman and her new family — she never met her brothers and really wanted to get to know them.
She lashed out, telling her long-lost daughter, "We are not in a stage where I could allow that."
When her daughter fought back, she told her that she didn't trust her around her new family.
She even went as far as admitting she wasn't sure she even wanted a closer relationship with the girl, for fear of being hurt and rejected once again.
Her daughter asserted that she is being punished for her father's deeds.
She alleges that the way she treated her mother was a result of the way her father manipulated her, something that she could not control as a child.
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Opinions were mixed on who was right and who was wrong in this situation.
The first commenter placed the blame solely on the detached mother.
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They posted, "You were able to snap out of it and work hard to make a life for yourself. Your daughter, who hurt your feelings when she was literally a child, seems to have snapped out of it as well. But you offer her no grace."
Others simply empathized with the poster and her daughter.
One person stated, "This is just sad for both of you. Your daughter is an adult now and is trying to connect with you. Please don't throw that away."
They added a final note on who they thought had created all of the dysfunction in this family saying, "The real [a—holes] here are your ex, the stepmom, and the grandfather."
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NyRee Ausler is a writer from Seattle, Washington, and author of seven books. She covers lifestyle and entertainment and news, as well as navigating the workplace and social issues.


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TELLURIDE FOUNDATION AWARDS $135,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
TELLURIDE, Colo. (June 6, 2019) –
Most families are feeling the pinch of the soaring cost of college. The average in-state tuition and fees at public schools increased from $6,468 in the 2007-2008 academic year to $10,691 in 2017-2018 – a 65 percent jump, according to an annual U.S. News survey of 300 ranked national universities. In comparison, the average tuition and fees at a private university rose by 49 percent, and the average out-of-state tuition and fees climbed 55 percent during that same period. Local scholarships in the Telluride region contribute a significant source of financial support for college-going students and help ease the financial burden.
This year, the Telluride Foundation awarded a total of $135,000 in scholarships to twenty-three high-achieving students, from the five regional school districts that make up the Telluride Foundation's service area. Scholarships this year included four new Chang Chavkin Scholar awards totaling $60,000, $14,000 in Chang Chavkin Scholar finalist awards, a $20,000 Neil Armstrong Scholarship, a $12,000 Neil Armstrong Merit Scholarship, two $2,000 Neil Armstrong Prize Awards, five $5,000 Strokes of Genius Scholarships, and five $1,000 Telluride Foundation Scholarships.
At the May 21st Ridgway senior awards ceremony, graduating senior Ty Kraft received the sixth annual $20,000 Neil Armstrong Scholarship. Kraft, the second Ridgway graduate to receive the award, was selected from a very competitive pool of applicants from the Telluride, Norwood, Ouray, Ridgway, and West End school districts; the scholarship committee based their decision on his outstanding academics, strong interest in science, dedication, perseverance, and financial need. This year, the scholarship committee, which includes the late Neil Armstrong's wife, Carol Armstrong, also awarded a Neil Armstrong Merit Scholarship for $12,000 to Telluride graduate Karla Carias Carracciole, as well as two Neil Armstrong "Prize" awards to recognize the high STEM academic achievement of two Telluride High School graduates, Wynton Brown and William Jansen.
The friends and family of Neil Armstrong created the Neil Armstrong Scholarship Fund to honor the achievements and character of the late American hero and astronaut who died in 2012. The Neil Armstrong Scholarship is awarded each year to a regional high school student pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM). The Chang Chavkin Scholars Program, in its second year, awarded four $60,000 scholarships. Two of the scholarship recipients were Ridgway seniors James Northey, who will attend Cornell University, and Johnathan Bruss, who will attend the University of Denver; the other two scholarship recipients were Telluride seniors Macy Desmarais, who will attend the University of Washington, and Mike Ambriz, who will attend the University of Colorado at Boulder. In addition, seven seniors from four area highs schools received $2,000 Chang Chavkin Finalist Scholarships.The Chang Chavkin Scholars Program is made possible by Telluride Foundation donors Laura Chang and Arnie Chavkin. The goal of the Program is to increase the success of rural first-generation college students. The Program selects scholars at the end of their junior year, supporting them through the college application process, during their high school senior year, and then until they graduate from college. The Chang Chavkin Scholars Program selects scholars who are high achieving, have the ability to develop supportive relationships, take advantage of opportunities that come their way, and persevere through challenges. The Program will expand next year to include the Montrose School District.
Now in its 25th year, the Strokes of Genius Scholarship has become a proud Telluride tradition, and this year, five scholarships were awarded at the Telluride awards ceremony for graduating seniors. It is the largest and longest running local scholarship available for Telluride's graduating seniors, awarded to students who demonstrate financial need, academic excellence, exceptional character, community involvement, and leadership potential.
The Scholarship Committee was comprised of Lars Carlson and Kevin Holbrook, from the Strokes of Genius Committee; Sara Kimble, Principal of Telluride High School; Alex Jones, a THS faculty member; and Katie Singer with the Telluride Foundation. The committee received 15 applications and selected scholarship recipients based on several criteria, including applications, essays, personal interviews, and financial need.
The Strokes of Genius Fund was established originally as the Benchmark Fund by the Benchmark Partners, a generous group of individuals that included Ron & Joyce Allred, Forrest & Maria Faulconer, Nancy and Tom McNamara, Ock & Joanie Peterson and Jim & Sheila Wells, who identified the need for a college scholarship fund for Telluride High School students.
Since its inception, Strokes of Genius has distributed over $395,000 in college scholarships to 99 Telluride graduates. The 2019 recipients include: Marcos Mendoza ($4,000), attending Western State Colorado University; Jessica Pack ($4,000), attending Hope College; Maddie Regrut ($4,000), attending The University of Nevada, Reno; Caitlyn Regrut ($4,000) attending Colby-Sawyer College; Jackson Tharp ($4,000) attending CU Boulder.
The Telluride Foundation also provides $1,000 scholarships, recipients for which are selected by the school administration, to each five regional school districts. Seniors receiving the Telluride Foundation scholarship include: Zoey Truelock (Norwood), Taryn Sickles (Nucla), Alec Bridges (Ouray), Emily Bernstein (Ridgway), and Quinn Beere (Telluride).
"The Foundation Board and its donors believe that one of the best investments we can make is in education," said Paul Major, President & CEO of the Telluride Foundation. "We are thankful to our generous donors who believe in the importance of post-secondary education and in recognizing these local kids who are such a great reflection of our community and are the future of our country." The Telluride Foundation is committed to enriching the quality of life of the residents, workforce, and visitors of the Telluride region. It is a nonprofit, apolitical community foundation that makes grants and runs programs in arts, education, health and human services, community development, and social enterprises. The Foundation strives to achieve excellence for the community through its mission and core values of inclusion, self-reliance, and innovation. Our work is funded through the generous support of hundreds of donors as well as grants from state and national foundations. For more information on the Telluride Foundation visit www.telluridefoundation.org.
Photo 1: Neil Armstrong Scholarship Recipient with Valene Baskfield, Director of the Chang Chavkin Scholars Program
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August was an eventful month. We had escalating nuclear tensions with North Korea and Hurricane Harvey that will likely go down in history as the costliest natural disaster.
The Dividend Growth portfolio finished the month down slightly, giving up 0.28% after fees and expenses.
Year to date, the Dividend Growth portfolio was up 6.7% compared to 10.4% for the S&P 500, according to data calculated by Interactive Brokers as of August 31. (Remember, past performance is no guarantee of future results].
I made several moves in August to better position the portfolio for the remainder of 2017.
To start, I took partial profits in oil and gas tanker operator Teekay Corporation (TK).
Teekay's stock price has been volatile in 2017 (along with energy prices), and I have been adding to the position when it reaches the lower end of its wide trading range and taking partial profits when it reaches the upper end of that range.
While I expect Teekay to go much higher from current levels, I also intend to continue opportunistically trading the shares as conditions allow.
Following the announcement of a major dividend hike, I added shares of Citigroup (C) in August. I think the financial sector stands to benefit from several very favorable trends in the coming years.
To start, while I don't expect the Federal Reserve to be particularly aggressive in raising short-term interest rates, I do expect rates to go at least modestly higher.
All else equal, higher interest rates and stronger economic growth mean higher profits for banks.
But beyond this, the large banks are one of the few true remaining pockets of value in a market that seems to get more expensive by the day.
Citi trades for just 90% of book value and at a modest 11 times expected 2017 earnings.
Additionally, I sold three positions – Prospect Capital (PSEC), Main Street Capital (MAIN) and GameStop Corp (GME) – and have decided to keep the proceeds in cash for now.
While I do not believe a major stock-market correction is imminent, we are entering the September – October window when the market tends to be a little more volatile, and I felt it prudent to keep a little more cash on hand than usual.
Assuming no unexpected developments, I will look to redeploy this capital within the next two months.
Prospect Capital's performance has been below expectations in my opinion for the past two quarters and, expecting a dividend cut, I decided it made sense to sell the shares. Prospect Capital did ultimately cut its dividend, vindicating my decision to sell.
My decision to sell Main Street was based less on fear and more on opportunity cost.
In my opinion, Main Street trades at a large premium to its peers in the business development company space.
At current prices, I don't see a lot of upside left in Main Street in my view, so I decided to sell and keep a little extra cash on hand to take advantage of any buying opportunities in September and October.
And finally, I believe that GameStop's recent subpar performance is mostly due to negative sentiment towards brick-and-mortar retailers – negative sentiment that I consider extreme and overdone.
Nevertheless, I see no immediate catalyst to send the stock higher.
So, for now, I'm comfortable selling the stock and reevaluating it a few months from now.
Disclosure: For the period discussed, AAPL, ETE, OHI GM and F contributed most positively to the performance of the portfolio and TK, BX, KKR, PSEC and OAK contributed most negatively to the performance of the portfolio. Upon request, I will provide a list of all recommendations in the portfolio over the past year. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. It should not be assumed that recommendations made in the future will be profitable or equal the performance of the securities discussed herein.


On 02-25-2013, approximately 1:00 p.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Community Response Unit served a Humboldt County Superior Court Search Warrant at the Englewood Industrial Park located at 26459 Highway 254 (Avenue of the Giants) in Redcrest. When deputies served the search warrant they located four marijuana grows inside buildings on the property. Deputies seized three of the marijuana grows for a total of 839 marijuana plants which ranged in size from 2' to 3' tall. One of the marijuana grows was determined to be medical marijuana and within state guidelines so it was not removed. Deputies have identified suspects on the other grows and arrest warrants are being sought for their arrest for cultivation and possession for sale of marijuana.


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Since its publication, Foundations of Databases has been the reference book for database theory. This ICDT/EDBT, we will be celebrating the (approximately) 25th birthday of Alice, the book's heroine, and at the same time the (approximately) 65th birthday of the esteemed authors - the pillars of database theory.
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This recipe tops all the pesto recipes out there! It is a MUST for the upcoming spring. Your friends, vegans and omnivores alike, will absolutely fall in love with this avocado pesto, I promise you. The best thing is, you can serve it in so many ways that you can make a full batch of the pesto, and keep reusing it with different dishes. Whether it's adding the avocado pesto as a sauce for pasta or using it as a spread, the avocado pesto always impresses at any occasion!
Pesto is defined as crushed basil leaves with garlic and pine nuts. You can do it manually, use a hand blender or a classic food processor to mix the ingredients together along with Parmigiano-Reggiano. Don't worry, blend as much as you want! The more you blend, the smoother the consistency of the pesto.
Pesto originated in Italy. Basil pesto is usually known by the name of Pesto alla Genovese. Why you might ask? The herb came from the Italian town called Genoa. The latter is the sixth largest city in Italy located in the Gulf Coast of France. If you visit Genoa nowadays for holidays, make sure you have pasta with basil pesto. It will blow your mind and you might actually start to consider making your own pesto. In fact, it's not difficult at all!
There is no doubt that the Romans used to eat pesto. Perhaps it wasn't avocado pesto, but they definitely had their own ancient version. In the ancient roman times, they used to eat a paste called "moretum". This recipe called for crushed garlic, cheese, herbs and vinegar. Did you know that the pesto recipe is so old, that in fact it was used in the medieval times? At that time, they defined pesto as crushed walnuts with garlic. Would you dare to try it? The first ever introduction towards the addition of basil was in the late 1800's. In terms of popularity, canned pesto only made it to North America in the late 1900's. What a shame, right?
Why make your own Pesto?
The number one reason I can give you is that its super easy! You just throw in the desired ingredients and press the button. That's doesn't sound too hard, does it? Why should make avocado pesto? The number one reason I can give you is that it's delicious! It's green, it's healthy and it's great! It takes less than ten minutes to prepare. It's also very new. People don't usually consider including avocado into pesto, so if you have a dinner party, you will surprise your guests.
Can I buy avocado pesto anywhere?
Avocado is something that should be enjoyed fresh. Of course, you can buy the Pesto Alla Genovese in the supermarket. Some cans' contents are greener that others. In terms of avocado pesto, I have never seen a can in Waitrose or any other supermarkets. I wouldn't recommend buying a pre-made sauce, especially since it takes less than ten minutes to prepare. Commercial sauces contain preservatives most of the time, which aren't good for you.
Why avocado pesto instead of normal pesto?
It's vegan! Instead of using cheese, I used avocado, which makes this version healthier in terms of fat and calories. I tried sticking to the authentic recipe as much as possible though! If you are lactose intolerant, this is for you too!
Add lemon juice to the avocado pesto, which prevents it from browning. I have one more excellent tip for preventing the browning of the avocado pesto. Don't throw away the avocado stone! I know this sounds crazy, but it works. This trick also works with guacamole. Simply, keep the stone with the mixture and refrigerate. It won't brown as fast!
Why does my basil always die?
Give the plants at least six hours of sunlight every day.
Keep the soil moist. Don't overwater! Just make sure you water enough to keep the soil a little wet.
You should buy a liquid fertiliser, this will keep the plant alive longer.
Don't feel guilty if you use the plant. It's good for the plant!
You need to make sure that you have a container with bottom drainage.
A lot of people these days include avocado in their diet due to its "good" fats. Did you know that avocado contains more than 20 vitamins? It is rich in vitamin B, C and E. The fruit is also a source of potassium, lutein and folate. Avocadoes don't have a high sugar content, therefore it will keep you fuller for longer.
Chives – fantastic if you are using avocado pesto as a spread.
Cumin – a little bit of cumin always adds a nice flavour. Don't use too much! Easily overdone!
Chili – this is great for you metabolism! Chili speeds up your metabolism and adds that certain kick we all love.
Black pepper – the obvious seasoning!
Avocado pesto can be used for so many things! I recommend to use avocado pesto with freshly made pasta. Nothing sounds better than fresh pasta with fresh avocado pesto. Yum! Top it off with some cherry tomatoes. In fact, you can make a cherry tomato salad.
You can make a really quick party snack with this recipe! Simply slice bread, use the avocado pesto as a spread and place an olive on top. Your guests won't be able to resist. You can use avocado pesto as a dip for fresh veggies as a party snack, which vegans would love.
Serve this avo pesto as you would any pesto. In the photos I served it with pasta and crostini, topped with black olives. Easy!
This looks very intriguing, particularly switching cheese for avocado. I can't quite imagine that in my head so must try some time!
Pesto and avocado are some of my favourite food, so I really need to try this, yummm!
I love pesto, and I love avocados – what could be better! A really great way to get a creamy tasty sauce for pasta – love it!
Avocado is one of my favourite things, and this looks delicious as well as really simple.
This looks delicious – I love the texture, too and lots of great avocado tips!


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Matisse in Space -- and Switzerland
by John Maynard
ON EXHIBIT: "Henri Matisse: Figure Color Space" at the Beyeler Foundation in Basel, Switzerland
WHY GO: French master Henri Matisse liked to break the rules when it came to perspective and space, through his revolutionary use of color and the ever-present figures in his paintings.
For that, the entire art community is grateful. "His openness and open-mindedness is extremely appealing," says Ulf Kuester, a curator of the Matisse exhibit at the Beyeler Foundation, an eight-year-old museum with more than 200 modern paintings and sculptures accumulated by master collectors Hildy and Ernst Beyeler. "He is an extremely influential artist, even for many artists today."
The exhibit -- which homes in on how figures and color in Matisse's works pushed the concept of space to its limit -- comprises more than 160 paintings, sculptures, drawings and prints from throughout his career and collected worldwide.
The unique countryside setting of this museum, designed by acclaimed architect Renzo Piano and situated just outside downtown Basel, adds yet more flavor to the exhibit. The show's works cover his early years -- when quiet interiors dominated his work -- to his exquisite cutouts from the 1940s onward.
DON'T MISS . . . the iconic "Blue Nude I," one of the artist's cutouts. Depicting a crouching woman, the 1952 work is a study in erotic contemplation. While nudes were certainly not an original subject matter by the time Matisse came along, his depiction of them based primarily on the use of color was something entirely new.
Local art lovers may be familiar with 1935's "The Pink Nude," because it's on loan from the Baltimore Museum of Art and is considered a 20th-century masterpiece. "The Portrait of Olga Merson" (1911) depicts the Russian woman who was deeply in love with Matisse in real life. Her unfinished face suggests a complex person whom Matisse found enigmatic.
EXTRAS: Time your trip for mid-June, when the annual international art show Art Basel ( http://www.artbasel.com/ ) takes place. The event overtakes Basel, a city of nearly 200,000 on the Rhine River in northern Switzerland. It runs June 14-18 and features contemporary works from more than 2,000 artists from 300 art galleries in 30-plus countries.
Every other Friday night beginning April 7, visitors can take an exclusive evening tour of the Matisse exhibit, including a four-course dinner at the foundation's Berower Park Restaurant ($68 per person). The museum also offers a similar brunch package on selected Sundays.


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A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Alberto Washington excelled academically in both finance and engineering. He holds a dual degree with The Wharton School and The School of Engineering and Applied Science. Alberto also holds Master of Science in Engineering, majoring in systems engineering with a focus on financial engineering and operations research.


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var __decorate = (this && this.__decorate) || function (decorators, target, key, desc) {
    if (typeof Reflect === "object" && typeof Reflect.decorate === "function") return Reflect.decorate(decorators, target, key, desc);
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import { MessageBus } from "angular2/src/web_workers/shared/message_bus";
import { print, isPresent, DateWrapper, stringify } from "angular2/src/facade/lang";
import { PromiseWrapper, ObservableWrapper } from "angular2/src/facade/async";
import { StringMapWrapper } from "angular2/src/facade/collection";
import { Serializer } from "angular2/src/web_workers/shared/serializer";
import { Injectable } from "angular2/src/core/di";
import { StringWrapper } from "angular2/src/facade/lang";
export { Type } from "angular2/src/facade/lang";
export class ClientMessageBrokerFactory {
}
export let ClientMessageBrokerFactory_ = class extends ClientMessageBrokerFactory {
    constructor(_messageBus, _serializer) {
        super();
        this._messageBus = _messageBus;
        this._serializer = _serializer;
    }
    /**
     * Initializes the given channel and attaches a new {@link ClientMessageBroker} to it.
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        this._messageBus.initChannel(channel, runInZone);
        return new ClientMessageBroker_(this._messageBus, this._serializer, channel);
    }
};
ClientMessageBrokerFactory_ = __decorate([
    Injectable(),
    __metadata('design:paramtypes', [MessageBus, Serializer])
], ClientMessageBrokerFactory_);
export class ClientMessageBroker {
}
export class ClientMessageBroker_ extends ClientMessageBroker {
    constructor(messageBus, _serializer, channel) {
        super();
        this.channel = channel;
        this._pending = new Map();
        this._sink = messageBus.to(channel);
        this._serializer = _serializer;
        var source = messageBus.from(channel);
        ObservableWrapper.subscribe(source, (message) => this._handleMessage(message));
    }
    _generateMessageId(name) {
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        var iteration = 0;
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        while (isPresent(this._pending[id])) {
            id = `${name}${time}${iteration}`;
            iteration++;
        }
        return id;
    }
    runOnService(args, returnType) {
        var fnArgs = [];
        if (isPresent(args.args)) {
            args.args.forEach(argument => {
                if (argument.type != null) {
                    fnArgs.push(this._serializer.serialize(argument.value, argument.type));
                }
                else {
                    fnArgs.push(argument.value);
                }
            });
        }
        var promise;
        var id = null;
        if (returnType != null) {
            var completer = PromiseWrapper.completer();
            id = this._generateMessageId(args.method);
            this._pending.set(id, completer);
            PromiseWrapper.catchError(completer.promise, (err, stack) => {
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            });
            promise = PromiseWrapper.then(completer.promise, (value) => {
                if (this._serializer == null) {
                    return value;
                }
                else {
                    return this._serializer.deserialize(value, returnType);
                }
            });
        }
        else {
            promise = null;
        }
        // TODO(jteplitz602): Create a class for these messages so we don't keep using StringMap #3685
        var message = { 'method': args.method, 'args': fnArgs };
        if (id != null) {
            message['id'] = id;
        }
        ObservableWrapper.callNext(this._sink, message);
        return promise;
    }
    _handleMessage(message) {
        var data = new MessageData(message);
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        if (StringWrapper.equals(data.type, "result") || StringWrapper.equals(data.type, "error")) {
            var id = data.id;
            if (this._pending.has(id)) {
                if (StringWrapper.equals(data.type, "result")) {
                    this._pending.get(id).resolve(data.value);
                }
                else {
                    this._pending.get(id).reject(data.value, null);
                }
                this._pending.delete(id);
            }
        }
    }
}
class MessageData {
    constructor(data) {
        this.type = StringMapWrapper.get(data, "type");
        this.id = this._getValueIfPresent(data, "id");
        this.value = this._getValueIfPresent(data, "value");
    }
    /**
     * Returns the value from the StringMap if present. Otherwise returns null
     * @internal
     */
    _getValueIfPresent(data, key) {
        if (StringMapWrapper.contains(data, key)) {
            return StringMapWrapper.get(data, key);
        }
        else {
            return null;
        }
    }
}
export class FnArg {
    constructor(value, type) {
        this.value = value;
        this.type = type;
    }
}
export class UiArguments {
    constructor(method, args) {
        this.method = method;
        this.args = args;
    }
}
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Support Grows to Control Plastic Waste in International Trade Treaty
by Basel Action Network September 6, 2018
GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. 6, 2018 – The 11th Meeting of the Open-Ended Working Group of the Basel Convention, the world's only international treaty on waste control, concluded with widespread and growing support for a proposal by Norway to add plastic waste to the list of wastes subject to the trade controls under the convention. The proposal is seen as a key mechanism to stem the tide of marine debris and plastic litter. It would add plastic waste to Annex II, a list of wastes for "special consideration" under the Convention that requires notification by exporting countries and consent by importing countries prior to export.
As a result of the growing volume of plastic waste now being produced and the new plastic scrap import ban in China, plastic wastes, primarily from Europe, Japan, and North America are now adrift on the global market and have been arriving in the ports of countries, such as Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia, in alarming amounts. The plastic scrap is often contaminated and mixed in ways that makes it difficult or impossible to recycle, and thus ends up being dumped or burned openly in the recipient countries, creating toxic emissions and terrestrial and marine pollution. By June, Thailand had already seized 30,000 container loads of plastic scrap in their ports this year, and was forced to impose an emergency import ban.
"Southeast Asia is already being hit hard by a tsunami of plastic waste," said Von Hernandez, Global Coordinator of the Break Free from Plastic movement. "The Norwegian proposal to place plastic scrap under Basel controls will be a significant first step to protect Southeast Asia and developing countries everywhere from becoming the trash bins of the developed world."
Many countries voiced their support for the Norwegian proposal on the floor of the meeting, including: China, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, El Salvador, Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, Libya, Maldives, Malaysia, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Panama, Senegal, South Africa, State of Palestine, Switzerland, Togo, Tunisia, and Uruguay.
While there was broad support for the proposal, some actors, including the EU, Canada, Japan, and Australia are wishing to block, delay or water-down the proposal.
"The severity of the plastic pollution problem and its impacts on human health and the environment are undeniable and require urgent action. We cannot let a few countries or industry sectors prevent much-needed and in fact overdue action from the global community," says David Azoulay, Senior attorney for the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL).
The meeting also recommended the creation of a multi-stakeholder global partnership on the minimization of plastic waste. Both proposals (partnership and trade control) will be forwarded to the 14th Conference of the Parties of the Basel Convention for a decision in April of 2019.
"The Basel Convention is uniquely positioned to take a leadership role in stemming the flood tide of plastic waste now engulfing the entire planet," said Jim Puckett, Director of the Basel Action Network (BAN). "They can do this not only by controlling unwanted trade, but by promoting steps to minimize the production of single-use and other unsustainable plastic products. We are thrilled that this week's meeting has clearly signaled a turning of the tide.
Founded in 1997, the Basel Action Network is a 501(c)3 charitable organization of the United States, based in Seattle, WA. BAN is the world's only organization focused on confronting the global environmental justice and economic inefficiency of toxic trade and its devastating impacts. Today, BAN serves as the information clearinghouse on the subject of waste trade for journalists, academics, and the general public. Through its investigations, BAN uncovered the tragedy of hazardous electronic waste dumping in developing countries. For more information, see www.BAN.org.


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Q: didReceiveRemoteNotification not called I'm getting crazy with apns problem.
I'm testing apns push notification. I could get push messages well.
But now something is big problem. I'd like to tell my circumstance like below.

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*When my app is running, didReceiveRemoteNotification is called well.

*When my app enter background, and got a push message, and then if I touch my app,

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*didFinishLaunchingWithOptions NOT called.

*didReceiveRemoteNotification NOT called.

*ONLY applicationDidBecomeActive is called.
So, how could I display arrived push message under circumstance like this?
I couldn't access (NSDictionary *)userInfo object in applicationDidBecomeActive method.
I couldn't find any API for accessing userInfo.
It's nonsense that I can't access to arrived push messages when become foreground from background.
So should I retrieve the message from my server again? If I should do like this, why does push message architecture exist? It's unreasonable.

A: Opening the app by tapping the icon will never give you information about previous notifications.  It's only if you actually open the app via a notification that you will be able to access the notification data.
If you tap the icon, how would the app know which notification you are responding to, if there were multiple recent notifications?  How would the app know the user is even responding to a notification at all, and not just opening the app for another reason?  Notifications are not designed to do what you want.
See iOS Push Notification - How to get the notification data when you click on the app icon instead of notification for more discussion.

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Q: Could someone give an example to illustrate why it is greatest when n = m where draws number m from n numbered tickets? this wiki page says

Consider a case where n tickets numbered from 1 to n are placed in a box and one is selected at random; thus, the sample size is 1. If n is unknown, then the maximum likelihood estimator $\widehat {n}$ of n is the number m on the drawn ticket. (The likelihood is 0 for n < m, 1⁄n for n ≥ m, and this is greatest when n = m.

there are 3 cases.
case_1: 0 for n < m means this case never happens, which is reasonable.
case_2: n ≥ m, 1⁄20 for n ≥ m is reasonable since the numbers follow the discrete uniform distribution.
case_3: n = m, "this is greatest". what does that mean?
Could someone give an example to illustrate this?

A: The likelihood, a function of the unknown parameter $n$, has turned out to be $1/n$ for $n \geq m$ and zero elsewhere. This is maximized at $n=m$, so the MLE is $m$. For example, had you picked 5, the probability of you picking 5 is higher assuming $n=5$ (probability 1/5) than, say, $n=20$ (probability 1/20).


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Cold, cramped, filthy: Migrants describe border centers
Posted 6:48 pm, June 27, 2019, by AP Wire Service
Migrant children who have been separated from their families can be seen in tents at a detention center in Homestead, Florida on June 27, 2019. - Public outcry over Trump's handling of the border crisis has increased dramatically after a migrant rights group revealed alarming detention conditions of migrant children in Texas, where children were deprived of showers and clean clothes for weeks. (Photo by RHONA WISE / AFP) (Photo credit should read RHONA WISE/AFP/Getty Images)
EL PASO, Texas — At night, the teenage girl from Honduras wraps a thin foil blanket around herself and her infant son as they lie on a floor mat in the cold. The lights are glaring and sleepless children are crying. It's so crowded inside the caged area that there isn't space for her baby boy to crawl.
This is the 17-year-old's account, one of dozens filed in federal court this week by advocates for children locked away in the immigration system.
Every five days, she is given a shower and can brush her teeth. Her baby boy already had a fever and cough but she didn't dare ask to see a doctor, for fear it would prolong their detention at the Ursula facility in McAllen, Texas. She said she has been there nearly three weeks.
"He feels frozen to the touch," the girl said. "We are all so sad to be held in a place like this."
Her declaration was filed with a court in Los Angeles that oversees a long-standing settlement agreement over custody conditions for migrant children caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Teens and children, detained days or weeks by U.S. border authorities, described frigid cells where flu-stricken youngsters in dirty clothes ran fevers, vomited and cried with no idea when they would be getting out.
Some of the children traveled alone to the U.S. Others traveled with siblings or other relatives and were separated because the government only allows them to stay with parents or legal guardians.
Doctors and lawyers encountered several teen mothers at the detention facilities — some with newborn babies in a fragile state. Five infants were admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit at a local hospital after a doctor visited the McAllen facility, according to the court documents.
Advocates are seeking an emergency order to require immediate inspections of the Texas facilities, access for doctors and the prompt release of children to parents or other close relatives in the United States.
A spokesman for U.S. Customs and Border Protection declined to comment on the litigation.
The advocates have pressed the U.S. government for years to comply with the 1997 settlement agreement that set minimum standards for the detention of child migrants and the process for their release. A judge previously found the government kept children detained too long and in harsh conditions, and ordered an independent monitor to report on facilities.
The Trump administration is facing growing backlash over its handling of a surge in immigrant families and children at the border, many fleeing gang and domestic violence in Central America. Five children have died since late last year after being detained and lawyers who visited a Border Patrol station near El Paso last week described children being held in squalid conditions with little care and inadequate food, water and sanitation.
In a court declaration, Dr. Dolly Lucio Sevier, a pediatrician who visited the McAllen center earlier this month, said she saw many teenage mothers and parents unable to wash baby bottles or get enough water to drink to adequately breastfeed their babies. With its cold temperatures and bright lights, she compared the center to a torture facility.
"It is obvious that the dignity and well-being of children is not even an afterthought in the design of the center," Sevier said.
At another Customs and Border Protection center in Clint, Texas, children said no adults took care of them, so they tended to each other. They said they were always hungry, the water tasted horrible and there was no soap or water to wash their hands after using the bathroom. The flu was widespread and children who got sick were sent to a special cell.
A 12-year-old girl from Ecuador said she was being held there with her 8- and 4-year-old sisters after they were separated from their grandmother. The guards told the girls it could take as long as two weeks for them to be reunited with their mother in Massachusetts.
"Every night my sisters keep asking me, 'When will our mommy come get us?'" she said in her declaration. "I don't know what to tell them. It's very hard for all of us to be here."
The children are not named in the declarations provided to the court. Attorneys interviewed the children over the past few weeks as part of monitoring under the settlement.
U.S. agencies have been scrambling to find adequate facilities for migrants streaming across the border with Mexico, and the Border Patrol has been detaining some children for weeks as opposed to 72 hours, because the U.S. Department Health and Human Services said it doesn't have the capacity to take them.
Advocates have complained the department has delayed releasing children to sponsors who are willing to care for them in the United States and take them to immigration court hearings to determine whether they can stay in the country. They said that's why kids are being kept in crowded border facilities for too long.
In court filings, doctors said the filthy conditions lead to the spread of flu and other disease and show a lack of respect for the children's humanity. Peter Schey, president of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, said the children's deaths might have been prevented had the government promptly released them from custody.
Warren Binford, an attorney who visited the Clint facility, said the Border Patrol lied about giving a shower to a 4-year-old girl who was extremely dirty and whose hair was so matted she thought it might have to be cut off. Two 7- and 8-year-olds who were caring for the younger child did their best to convince her, she said, but the girl, who was nonverbal, refused a shower after the attorney instructed agents to give her one.
A 14-year-old Guatemalan girl said she fled with her sister, mother and niece to the United States because her father was abusive. She said she wasn't allowed to shower for five days and was denied a toothbrush. Guards yelled at her, she said, when she tried to go to the bathroom.
"The food here is not enough," she said. "The food is not good, and I feel hungry."
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Richard wrote: ...Dissenters might prefer sid. They offer an upgrade path for alphas.
That's because sid is in essence a perennial alpha.
That's said a bit tongue in cheek though; I used Semplice (sid-based) for 4+ years and liked it.
My experience of a4 so far is good.
*What I have noticed is that my USB wifi dongle does not get detected reliably during boot, such that it does not power on (LED stays dark). Unplugging and re-plugging does not seem to help. No problem tethering with android phone, by comparison.
The new wifi icon does look a bit unusual with the reddish accent that hints at 'not working', even when it is..
Much work and bigger issues I'm sure for the development team. The wifi component is the only real concern here in testing.
Thanks. We are addressing the installer issue but it hasn't made it into the repos yet.
Hi, I am new on the forum. I am presently running MX17a5 in live USB mode and just want to help you with testing. As far as I can see it feels good enough to install on this Asus EeePC 1000h netbook. I have used MX 14 on previous occasions with great success so I will check in with a report from time to time. Thank you.
Thank you. Certainly worthy of an install and runs quite nicely. It is an alpha, however and as you probably know there is no upgrade path to final. Having said that your testing on hardware will be appreciated.
We should close any threads for deprecated testing releases now that newer ones are out.
Stevo wrote: We should close any threads for deprecated testing releases now that newer ones are out.
Yes, I have been mulling that over for some time. Only the current should be open. It shall be done.