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Load Monitoring Equipment
Crosby Acquires Straightpoint
Dallas, Texas-based The Crosby Group LLC, the largest lifting, rigging, and material handling hardware company in the world, has completed the acquisition of Straightpoint UK (SP), a leading manufacturer of load cells and force measurement equipment. The value of the transaction is not disclosed....
Products | 3 years ago
DLM expand their offering in Singapore
DLM's distributor in Singapore, Talurit Pte Ltd, now has the capacity to calibrate load cells from 0-50t in tension and compression, and 75t-300t in Tension in Singapore. The news comes after a surge in DLM products being purchased across Asia, and an increasing demand for calibration service wit...
Gaylin Installs 600t Load Cell Calibration Machine in Singapore
Gaylin, a specialist supplier of lifting, rigging and marine equipment, has recently built and installed a custom 600t calibration machine at Singapore headquarters that calibrates tension and compression load cells to its full capacity. Integral to the Gaylin Group of companies' (of which Rigmar...
Interviews | 4 years ago
DLM: specialists in providing load cells and load monitoring equipment
At last year's OSEA show in Singapore, we made time to sit down with Martin Halford, Managing Director of Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd. (Hereinafter referred to as 'DLM'), to learn more about their load monitoring equipment and sales network. LRW: Please give us a brief introduction to DLM. M...
Chant Engineering Partners with DLM
Chant Engineering Co. Inc. is pleased to announce a valuable new partnership with Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd, with Chant becoming the exclusive distributor for DLM in North America. Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd. specializes in the design, manufacture, repair, and calibration of load cel...

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The potential of metabolomics for Leishmania research in the post-genomics era.
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Piazza Tasso is a central place and square in Sorrento in the south of Italy. The square is named after the poet Torquato Tasso (1544–1595).

In the main square, well known as Largo of the Caste, is the yellow-painted Baroque Carmelite Church del Carmine, holding within its interior a painting by Onofrio Avellino of the Virgin Mary with Saint Simon Stock and angels. On the square stands a statue of S. Antonino Abbate. The shopping street Via San Cesareo leads off the square to the west.

Also near Piazza Tasso is the Palazzo Correale, now also a museum, Museum Correale.

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Thousands of families cross southern border despite "zero tolerance"
In July, 9,258 family members were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, according to Customs and Border Protection data released today — not quite 200 fewer than the month before and a record high for July since at least 2012.
Why it matters: The Trump administration's family separation policy does not seem to have had its intended deterrent effect. The numbers highlight the desperation of many migrant families, risking family separation to escape their plight at home. And while the overall number of arrests along the border were lower, they're in line with past years — with the exception of 2017's statistical anomaly.
What they're saying: DHS press secretary Tyler Houlton lauded the drop in overall numbers in July in a statement, giving credit to the Trump administration policies. But he later admitted that the number of families apprehended is still high "and their percentage of total crossings has increased as court decisions prevent us from detaining and prosecuting family unit adults. The inability to apply consequences to any law breaker ultimately threatens the safety and security of the nation and its communities."


Matthew Virtue's second-half goal rescued a point for Liverpool as they drew 1-1 with West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League Cup.
Kyle Edwards put West Brom ahead when he picked up the ball and ran at the Liverpool defence before finishing into the bottom corner.
But Virtue gave Liverpool only their second point of the PL Cup campaign when he lofted the ball over the goalkeeper from distance on the hour mark.
Liverpool remain bottom of Group C, two points behind West Brom, who would have gone above Burnley into second place if they had won.
Swansea City are top of Group E after a 2-0 victory over Oxford United.
Jordan Garrick opened the scoring on 38 minutes with a header that went in off the bar while Joel Asoro made sure of the win 12 minutes from time when he rounded the goalkeeper to slot home.
Swansea are top on seven points, two clear of Wolverhampton Wanderers having played a match more, with Oxford a point further back in third.


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Stripe launches Stripe Capital to make instant loan offers to customers on its platform – TechCrunch
January 5, 2023 Aftab ShaikhLeave a Comment on Stripe launches Stripe Capital to make instant loan offers to customers on its platform – TechCrunch
A year ago we broke the news that payment giant Stripe was quietly making its first move into business finance by testing a service for advancing cash to existing customers. Now, nearly 12 months on to the day, the company is finally unveiling an official product: today, starting first in the U.S., it is launching Stripe Capital, a service for advancing cash to customers that in turn gets repaid out of their future sales made through Stripe's payment platform, with loan amounts and repayments based on the customer's transaction activity on Stripe itself.
The launch of Stripe Capital is coming at a key time for the company: We understand that Stripe is gearing up for a bigger push to diversify into other financial services, specifically with the launch of its first business credit card product (akin to Brex, from what we understand). The company is holding its Sessions user conference in San Francisco next week, which is likely to bring more product news.
Stripe Capital is being made available both to direct customers of Stripe's, and to business customers of platforms and marketplaces that use Stripe Connect. (In other words, the platform and marketplace customers will have access to Stripe Capital themselves, and they in turn can also offer Stripe Capital-based cash advances to their customers.)
In an interview, Stripe co-founder and president John Collison noted that the financing for cash advances in both cases was coming via a single banking partner that the company was not making public at this time.
Although loans can potentially stretch into six-figures (no specific limit has been set), he added that Stripe expects the typical amount — based on financing issued so far — to be more in the region of $10,000-$20,000.
As with credit cards, the idea behind Stripe Capital is to give the company's customers quick (next-day) access to funds to help both with daily liquidity as well as to invest in growth.
Cash advances more generally have been a lucrative area for competitors like PayPal and Square, which have used the service to complement their payments businesses, provide more touch points to customers and diversify revenue streams. (And more competitors are coming around the corner: Kabbage, which makes loans to small businesses, is moving into payments.)
Square in its last quarterly earnings report noted that Square Capital facilitated 78,000 loans totaling $528 million, up 36% over the year before, and that it had overall loaned more than $5 billion across 800,000 loans since the service launched in May 2014. (Indeed, it looks like Square Capital will stick around for a fair bit longer than other business forays, such as Square's move into food delivery, with Caviar now sold off to DoorDash.)
Stripe is best known for its slick payments platform — by way of a simple API, e-commerce and other businesses can integrate the ability to take payments into a site or an app. That service has helped to catapult the startup from more modest beginnings to a valuation of $22.5 billion earlier this year.
But as it continues to grow and possibly(?) inch closer to a potential public listing — zero comment on that front from Collison this week — it has gradually been diversifying its business, offering companies, for example, incorporation services, fraud management and more. Stripe Capital has something in common with the fraud protection: it's building on Stripe's big data analytics and algorithms to intelligently deduce who might be ripe to take a loan, and how much that customer might be able to pay back.
Stripe and companies like it — startups that are disrupting financial services — are also making this move for another reason. More traditional banks are apparently lending less and less money to small businesses, with Stripe claiming that the amount loaned in the last decade declining by half. Tapping into their trove of customer data and systems that are already tightly integrated with their customers' finances, Stripe is not only stepping in to provide loans, but to do so in a more efficient way than the banks do.
"We use our data to underwrite the loans," Collison said. "In the past you had to wait weeks or months while a loan officer reviewed an application, but we can see a customer's historical performance on Stripe and apply our machine learning models to do the work, analysing with no human intervention."
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Montana NEW Leadership is a program hosted by the University of Montana's Mansfield Center to educate, empower, and encourage college women to become politically active and to take on leadership roles.
The Montana NEW Leadership summer institute is a non-partisan, five-day residential program that will take place June 23-27, 2019 at the University of Montana, in Missoula Montana. During the summer institute, 15 students meet women leaders, learn about women in American politics, and develop and practice leadership skills through panel discussions, workshops, and hands-on projects. After the summer institute, participants are encouraged to continue to develop their leadership skills.


Few historical figures are as revered as Abraham Lincoln, and few director-star pairings embody classic American cinema as perfectly as that of John Ford and Henry Fonda. In Young Mr. Lincoln, their first collaboration, Fonda gives one of the finest performances of his career as the young president-to-be, struggling with an incendiary murder case as a novice lawyer. Compassionate and assured, this is an indelible piece of Americana.
It is so unfortunate that this movie was released in the same year as Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz and Goodbye Mr. Chips and consequently was completely overlooked by the Academy, only garnering a single nomination for Writing. As much as I love Robert Donat's performance in Goodbye Mr. Chips, I think Fonda's performance in this movie really deserved the Oscar. Aside from the historical significance, this is a downright great mystery story and a great court room drama. Henry Fonda is terrific as the laconic Abe Lincoln in his early days as he starts his career as a lawyer. It is quite remarkable how much they were able to make him resemble the real man physically, before all of today's fancy make-up techniques. As usual Criterion has done a great job restoring this great film.
I disagree with the comment about winning the Oscar over Donat. If you watch the film I posted, you'll see that Raymond Massey was even better at playing Lincoln.
I have heard many people say that after watching Goodbye, Mr. Chips, that they thought it was two separate actors playing the title role. That's the mark of a truly remarkable performance.
Seriously, though, Donat's was a great performance.
I've put your suggestion in my wishlist! Thanks.


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Sustainable community development: from what's wrong to what's strong | Cormac Russell | TEDxExeter
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Reviewer: Saskia Clauss Thank you. The question: "can I help you?"
is a question that millions of people ask millions of other people
every single day. What does it actually mean
to help another human being? Or indeed to help an entire community. I believe that helping is a powerful
and often beautiful human impulse, but I also believe that helping
has a shadow side, that certain styles or forms of helping,
are actually doing more harm than good. Rosabeth Moss Kanter,
the Harvard academic, puts it beautifully when she says
that when we do change to people, they experience it as violence, but when people do change for themselves,
they experience it as liberation. Today, I want to present
a very simple idea and the idea is this: if we want to help people in a way that does no harm to them
and their capacities in their communities, then the best place to start is with what is strong within them,
and within their communities, and not with what's wrong. There is an abundance of evidence
that calls us to this way of helping, including the 75-year study
on 'what makes happiness possible?', the longitudinal study from Harvard which reminds us that it's best
to lean into our relationships and to create community, rather than lean
into ourselves and money. And the work of the Kettering Foundation, which studies what happens
when democracies work as they should. And indeed here in the UK,
the work of the New Economics Foundation, which has helped us to see
the five ways to wellbeing. Still, despite the fact that thousands and thousands of
pieces of evidence call us to the idea that we should start with the capacities and the abilities in people
and in communities, we see this great preponderance in governmental and non- governmental
programmes alike, around the focus and the obsession
with the starting on what is wrong, what is broken, what is pathological within people. Sadly, that focus has caused huge harm
to millions of people around the world, especially poor people
and especially communities. And it has created four harms,
unintended as they may be in particular, the first of which is that it actually takes people
who we are trying to help, and it defines them not
by their gifts and capacities, and what they can bring to
the solution, but by their deficiencies
and their problems. The second unintended consequence of this top-down obsession
with what's wrong, is that money which is intended to go
towards those that need the help, doesn't. It actually goes to those who are paid to provide the services
to those who need help. The third unintended consequence is
that active citizenship, the power to take action
and to respond at the grassroots level, retreats in the face
of ever increasing technocracy, professionalism and expertise. And finally, entire neighbourhoods, entire communities
that have been defined as deficient, start to internalise that map, and believe believe that the only way
that anything is going to change for them, is when some outside expert,
with the right programme and the right money,
comes in to rescue them. These are unintended harms. No caring professional
wants these things to happen, but it is also clear that no community
needs these things to happen. Fortunately, there's another way
of thinking about helping. We can begin to actually reflect
on a form of helping which starts with a focus
on what's strong, not what's wrong, and literally turns our traditional ideas
of helping inside out. John McKnight and Jody Kretzmann, two professors at
North-Western University, in the late eighties brought
this idea into sharp focus, when they spent
over four years travelling, almost like an Odyssey, across 300 neighbourhoods
in North America, some 20 cities. And as they went into these neighbourhoods which were largely known by others
as backwaters of pathology, known by the sum of their problems, John and Jody started
a different conversation. They invited people to tell them stories about how change happens
from their point of view. They invited people to share stories about
a time when they and their neighbours came together to make things better. And the stories they shared, some three thousand stories in all
across those four years, they brought a focus,
they brought a way of seeing what actually is used by citizens,
and by people in neighbourhoods, to create change. They helped us to see
the raw ingredients that people use to make change happen from inside out. These are the six building blocks
that those communities said are the building blocks
that make change happen, when it's sustainable and it's endurable, and it respects the assets
that exist already in communities. Over the last thirty years
we've travelled across the world, and from communities
in Tallahassee in the USA, to Torbay in the UK, we have heard the exact same report
from the mouths of indigenous communities. People telling us that
these are the assets that must be identified,
connected and mobilised, if we are going to see
real change happen in our world. Imagine what would happen if our traditional ways
of helping people were flipped. If instead of focusing on
what was wrong with individuals, and indeed with entire communities,
we started with a focus on what's strong, and then we figured out
how to negotiate a new relationship, a more respectful relationship. I think what would happen
is that we'd see transformation in a way that we could never
have imagined. Fortunately it's already happening. We are doing some work
and we've had the privilege of coming alongside
some community builders in Leeds. Leeds is a city, as you know, in the UK, and over the years we've trained
a number of community builders in the city council, but also in the neighbourhood networks. In Leeds one of the things
they cared deeply about, is how older people can live well
and age well close to home, and also how they can ensure that those who are aging, do not die with
an experience of loneliness and feelings of uselessness. One of the things that they've also
come to understand, is that there is no programme
and there is no service for loneliness. The only way that we
can address loneliness, is by building community,
by building deep relationships and so traditional models,
which take older people and put them together
with other older people in programmes for older people,
will not be sufficient to end loneliness. Today in Leeds, their focus
is not on building a bridge between older vulnerable people
at the centre of their services, but on building a bridge
between older people, and the centre of community life. Take Robin. Robin was in his mid-seventies
when he first came in contact with the community builder
that we trained in Leeds. He had just lost his wife,
and he was experiencing all of the challenges, and the traumas, that you experience with bereavement. But the community builder
that engaged with Robin, didn't just listen to those emotions,
though she listened. She also asked Robin
what his passions were, what he cared about enough to act upon, what made his eyes dance in his head. And what Robin said
when she asked those questions was, he was passionate about
making walking sticks. That was his great passion, taking branches from fallen trees
and carving them into walking sticks. Today Robin is a leader
of a group that he set up, made up of all age groups, who are learning
how to make walking sticks and sharing those walking sticks
with people in the community. The significance of the story is this: Robin is not a client in a service. Robin is a citizen at the centre
of his community, using his gifts, along with the gifts of his neighbours, to make a better community
and a more inclusive community. So often when we label
people as vulnerable, or as deficient, or as problematic,
what we actually do is define them out of community,
and redefine them, not as friend and as neighbour,
but as client in a service system. And I think that when we do that, we take some of the soul
away from the person, all in the name of helping them. Sometimes, we don't just
do that to individuals. In many communities around the world, we've actually done it to entire villages, in some cases entire continents. We have to figure out a way
of lifting those labels, which obscure the gifts of communities,
the resources, the capacities, the untapped reservoir of possibility,
and creativity, and invention that exists in every single community, if only we could focus on
what was strong within them, so that they could use that strength
to address what's wrong. Well one of the places
where we're learning a lot about how to make
those invisible resources more visible, is in a place called Wirral,
another place in the UK. One of our community builders
has been working across the Wirral to find the hidden treasures
that exist in that community, and one of the people
that we've discovered is Frank. Frank is a community artist
who has such a driving passion for changing his community and for seeing the strength
in every single individual. He believes that there is nobody
whose gifts are not needed to create the kind of Wirral
that he believes is possible if we include everybody's gift. Frank is an artist, so he sees things
through the eyes of an artist, and one of his passions is making sure that the environment looks as well
as it possibly can in the Wirral for those who live there,
and for those who visit. New Brighton beach is
one of his recent projects, and he was really disturbed by the fact that there was so much litter
and detritus on the beach. He decided that he wanted to mobilise,
so he got his community involved. Most people when they see litter, what they do is
one of two things typically: either they organise
a litter-pick with volunteers, or else they lobby the council to try
and get them to do something about it. Frank had a different idea. Frank's idea was to create a pirate ship. This is the Black Pearl. The Black Pearl today stands as one of the biggest
tourist attractions on the Wirral. But it is also a beacon
of civic engagement, because Frank didn't just build
that boat or that ship himself, he invited people, many people
who felt exactly like the driftwood that was coming onto the shore,
forgotten and cast aside. He invited them to bring their gifts. To bring their gifts, to create
this icon of impossibility, this tribute to the possibility that comes
when you invite people from the grassroots to identify the solution
in their own words, and to create the solution
with their own hands. You know everywhere I go, I find that when people
create things themselves, they own them in a way
that you can never ever own that which has been created for you. The pirate ship has really effected
a huge transformation in that community, needless to say New Brighton beach
is cleaner than it's ever been, but also thousands of other,
below the radar initiatives that we just don't see
are happening on the Wirral, because community builders are taking care
to identify, connect and mobilise the assets that exist in every community. I'm so heartened to be able
to report to you that all over the world, this back-yard revolution
which is shifting the focus from what's wrong with our people
and our communities, to what's strong within our communities, and how we can build that strength
to create a better tomorrow, is happening everywhere. We spent the last six years in the UK really focusing in on how we could
create demonstration sites across the UK, places that were
living evidence of what happens when you take a theory,
and you put it into practice I am proud to say that in May we are going to be working
with our partners, The Bank of Ideas, to do the exact same thing
across Australia, and there are many other countries
where we are seeing this back-yard revolution
come into reality. Just a few weeks ago I was very privileged
to spend some time in Rwanda. I started my journey in Rwanda
three and a half years ago, training community builders
in the Gasabo district of Kigali, which is the capital of Rwanda, and they've been working
over the last three and a half years with 49 schools
and 484 villages in Kigali. I would love to share
every single one of the stories, because each of them touches
a human emotion within us in a very, very special way, but I don't have time. So let me just share one. This is a school where
the community builder came alongside parents,
people without any credentials, people who had huge self-doubt
in their power to change anything, but the community builder
invited them to identify what they cared about enough to act upon, and then invited them
to take action on those issues. And they identified two things
that they felt really needed to change if their school, and their village,
was to realise its potential. The two issues that they took on, the first was the fact that there were
street children in each of their villages that were not connected to community,
not connected to family, and not connected to school. They didn't gang press
these kids into school, but they came alongside them, and they formed relationships with them, and they found out
what it would take for them to reconnect back into community life and back into school. And the kids said very clearly: 'We do not want to go to school
and learn books, school is boring' Hands up who thought school was
boring? I certainly did. They did not want to go to school, what they wanted to learn was
how they could connect with people who were interesting,
people who knew how to make tables, people who knew how to fix engines. They wanted to connect with people who didn't have any
formal teacher training, but who could teach them the skills that would allow them
to have a life they wanted. Today they're in school, but it's not
like the school most of us have gone to. They are in a school that looks as much
like an economic hub as it does a school, it's a school that is focused
not just on educating people, but also giving people
the skills they need for life. The other challenge they had, was supporting teachers
who lived on meagre salaries, to be able to live with dignity and pride, and have a morale in
teaching their children. What did they do? They sourced local produce, and they created
a supermarket in the school, so that teachers can use their salary to buy the food they need
at reduced prices. These are ordinary people,
uncredentialed people, doing extraordinary things,
and we see this every single day when we start with focus
on what's strong and not what's wrong. Imagine what the world would look like,
if we were able to take those stories, and to proliferate them,
and to look at their significance, and see that the two things
that mattered most was the grassroots actions of citizens,
but also the help of community builders. In each story there was
a community builder, who was supporting
the village and the individuals to identify what was strong within them
and figuring out how to use it to address what was wrong, and make
what was strong even stronger still. Imagine the world if everybody
who was defined as the problem, secured the power to redefine the problem. Imagine how more inclusive,
how more beautiful a world we'd have. how more fruitful a world we'd have. I believe that the solution to the most intractable problems
that we face starts from the grassroots, from inside out, and it starts
with the belief of the fact that there is no two-tiered society, where one group of people
with all of the problems, are rescued by another group
with all of the solutions. There is no them and us, there is only us. Lilla Watson, the great aboriginal elder,
educator and activist, once said: 'If you've come to help me,
you're wasting your time, but if you've come because
your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together'. So as we look to a brighter tomorrow, and as I conclude, let's recognise the fact that we are the people
we've been waiting for, we are sufficient unto the challenge, and we are becoming the change we seek. Thank you. (Applause)
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Really well done. Thanks for this.
Make sure you get to the Illawarra when you come to Australia.
Excellent! When are you coming to the US? California, more specifically.
Thanks Cormac for speaking truth to POWER
This is so right! Thank you for the talk…
This is certainly one of the main reasons why Men's Sheds are gaining such a grass roots following. Thanks for bringing it into the main stream focus.
truly inspirational, i love the picture painted by these words
So loved this… Oh how we could change the world if only more people thought like this… yearning to learn more on how to engage in this at grass roots level… Thank you 🙂
absolutely brillient.i m working on topic ;stimulate development in less developed regions.this gave me a lot of insights.bundle of thanks.greeting from pakistan
Finally got around to listening to this immaculate presentation. Superb on every level.
*raise hand too
Touched…. I am working on women empowerment by applying concept of self help and asset based development and I agreed on the opinion given by Cormac We feel more empower always because we believe on abundant power , potential and ability of community and women . If we just invest in building what the community have , then we can see better, sustainable and self reliant community
fantastic presentation, a reality of my own experience, working over 30 years. Development brought infrastructure, but lost the happiness, prosperity and values.
What a gem of a presentation! I'm busy with a community development research proposal in South Africa and your words gave me a total new perspective on my project and what 'helping' communities should entail.
@Cormac Russell… I really hope many get to see this. It has inspired me to develop a video around the conversation of 'changing a country, starting with individuals bringing forth their talents…you just broadened my view…and magnified tenfold the infinite potential in my community…thank you
Cormac, a really telling presentation. I am doing a Diploma course on Community Developement and you have just knocked my thinking sideways. I am an elder statesman now and how I wish I had discovered this path earlier in life. Thank you is not good enough.
Hi Cormac, this video is so great. Thank you for these words.
I am currently privileged to be living on an eco farm in Ibiza, studying an apprenticeship in Community Development. I played this talk earlier and then again to my fellow students. Really inspiring to us all.
"There is no them and us, there's only us … We are the people we've been waiting for," raised hairs on the back of our necks!
Thanks again, and I look forward to finding out more about Asset-Based Community Development after watching this video 🙂
Wonderful talk. For years I've based my consulting on the fabulous work of Peter Block, Appreciative Inquiry and Strengths based organizations. Cormac nails it.
Great stuff and although you've been in Gt Britain recently the message doesn't seem to be getting to the South. Cambridge and East Anglia for existence. As you know community development theory and practice in this country, perhaps not Scotland, is largely ignored these days. Especially when oldies like myself, and others, are still, around.
Looking for a video that summarizes Asset Based Community Development (ABCD) Approach! Here you go! I totally love this presentation, totally mind blowing
This is good. I teach Diploma students (Community Development) and i think this will be beneficial to them.
Everything about this makes me excited to be alive and get involved. Well done.
yet again love it!
An amazing presentation of simple truths, lost to many through only following political discourse. Hope to engage in useful community activity and development in a Connemara village when I return to my ancestors heartland. Thank you for such thoughtful insights.
We have new state departments that opened, and the focus by title of the departments are to community and personal problems (e.g., substance abuse)…These departments are asked to have hearings about their departments, their services, their roles with the public, and why it is that our taxpayer funds are being invested in that way (i.e., opiod crisis, of prescription medications) as opposed to such basic needs as maintenance or replacement of World War II infrastructure in fields such as transportation (e.g., bridges highways, high speed rail, subway and tramsystems). I refer professionals today to places such as Policy Link and metropolitan development areas to assure that the needs of the "disenfranchised" (that is to be no one today in the US) can be taken into account. Julie Ann Racino, August 2017
Our community groups in the disability fields include Judith Snow from Canada who recently passed (first into the community from the rehabilitation facility approach), John O'Brien and Connie Lyle O'Brien and our community psychologists, "misleading as above" our CEO classes in the community on friendships with children (as opposed to the actual public plan being reviewed as "required by law")…leaders such as Jeff Strully of Kentucky (Seven Counties) and California. Julie Ann Racino August 2017
Fantastic analysis. I have long thought that communities should have a shared vision that starts with basic needs. It's so easy for modern culture to make us feel alien to everything around us. This video was great in proving the importance of the attention to those things in which we can't necessarily put a dollar value on. Bravo
Thank you. You summed up in a short time everything I have been learning and hearing while doing a Post Grad Cert in CD. I live in Queensland, Australia and would be interested in when you will be coming to Australia and where the hubs would be set up. Well done and thanks.
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Excellent TED talk by the brilliant Cormac Russell posted in 2016, I may be late to the party but worth the journey.
insightful. An excellent reference for my recent assignment on community strength
utterly fabulous.
Hands down my one of my favorite TEDx Talks
Thanks for delivering speech on sustainable community development Mr.Russell.
My thought. On all the community talks is: As long as your community is made up of members afraid of the rest of the animals, you have to accept "feaux" community …
perfect speech, and I want to exchange with you. please could you give the chance to be in touch with you
GTFOH! MAGA‼
OMG such wonderful presentation. For sure a gift to the society. It changes everything. Including the way I work. Amazing. Thank you very much.
Cormac, I have searched for Rosabeth Moss-Kanters quote to quote it myself. But whenever I search for her I can only find you quoting her. When and where did she say "When we do change to people they experience as violence; when people do change for themselves they experience it as liberation" ??
kind regards, peter
This touched me it is pure
Government has a small role to play in social change. Of course experts can't solve our problems for us but a smart government knows what it can and can't do.
What is the name of the Harvard accademic?
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what exactly community development you are talking about will not relevent to myanmar's community
A very well done presentation, it has changed the way I look at thing now, thank you 🙂
Start with what is strong, forming an interest group, connect people with the common interest. Leveraging on technologies, is there any app that could connect people with the same aim and interest together? I think that the sustainability of the project/interest group created is a challenge also 🙂
I am working on a community development project for my community in Zimbabwe
Really interesting & extremely eloquent. I shall be quoting you in the charity business plan that I am currently writing, as I try to communicate & embed this approach in our work.
Asset-Based Community Develoment (ABCD)
So many people (including me) are here to get assistance for a project


Let's face it ... It's January. Which means that everyone and their mums are thinking about 'the healthy option' when it comes to our caffeine-filled consumables. There are Zero-Fat Soya-Milk Lattes EVERYWHERE!!
Well, here at RSVP, our staff have been hopped up on some seriously tasty treats from the good folks at Scheckter.
So, raise an organic, low-cal can to the new year! Enjoy!
Thanks again to Gems At Work!


When we revealed details about World of Myths we announced that the Loyalty and the Faction Wars will be a big part of the game. So we thought – why do we wait for the launch? Why don't we start the competition right away? And so we are happy to announce the Prelaunch Faction Challenges.
The Prelaunch Faction Challenges will take place on our Discord server. So if you have not joined it yet – now is a perfect time to do so.
By actively participating in the challenge you will earn points for yourself and for your Faction.
At the end of the 4th week, the players with the most points will be granted access to the game even before the early access. (Kind of super-duper early access).
On the launch date, the players from the Faction with most points will be granted multiple bonuses like increased gold gain (in-game currency for purchasing card packs); increased reputation gain; some card packs etc. The second in place Faction will receive fewer rewards and the third will get just a "participation price".
Of course, the players with the most points will get additional perks that will be announced later.
One of the mandatory actions you need to take in order to participate in the challenges is choosing a Faction/Mythology that you feel you belong to. Once you are on our Discord server you can easily do that by typing "?rank japanese/norse/greek". Those 3 will be the mythologies available at the launch of World of Myths. You can switch mythology at any time but the points you have earned for your previous Faction will not be transferred to your new one. You can also use the "?ranks" command to check out info about the Factions.
As some of you probably know we are quite a small team and this is one of the main reasons why we still have not released World of Myths. We could use some manpower. Since the start of the project, one of our main pillars was to involve the community as much as possible and so far this proves to be working great – the game has improved dramatically. We want to take that one step further.
Most of the challenges will be mini-tasks that our small team never finds time to do – spell checking and wording, visual bugs, social interactions etc.
As everything else, we want to involve you as much as possible so if in the course of the Prelaunch Faction Challenges you came up with an idea for the next challenge – feel free to suggest it – you may get some extra points ;).
There will be some big tasks that need to be done that require more time and efforts. They will be announced separately from the weekly challenges and will grant a huge amount of points because they will not be so easy to do.
We are super excited about the opportunity ahead of us with the Prelaunch Faction Challenges. As we are not some large corporation most of the rules and rewards can change based on your feedback and thus will be dynamic but will follow the common sense. We hope to have some amazing experience during the prelaunch period together. See you all on our Discord server where we can further discuss the challenges.


We paid the gas in Long Ashton by direct debit, and when I checked, the account was £140 in credit after the final reading.
"Oh good", I thought – that'll stand me in good stead for the next hideous bill after all that cold weather, especially as another £120 will have gone into their maw.
But when I looked again today, the credit was still sitting on the Long Ashton address, and there are no additional credits from a direct debit on this address at 90 ramtops road, and WTF no 94 ramtops road is doing on the account, $deity only knows.
I phoned them up, and a very nice man told me that they refunded the £140 back to the bank at the beginning of December, so I'll have to check that (and if so, why does the bloody thing show a credit? – surely it should show a zero balance), and that they don't automatically transfer standing orders from one address to another, even when the transfer went through the house moving team. So instead of being £250 or so in credit with the gas, I'm starting from zero again 🙁 I've set up the direct debit again, but how STUPID is that practice?
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Predictable in places, scenes lifted wholesale from loads of other films, especially LotR, dreadful background music and horrid, horrid closing song, ridiculous plot twists.
And extraordinary and wonderful and a work of utter genius.
Now we live half an hour's walk from a cinema, we shall be going to the flicks more often – this is the first time we've been in *years*, and my word, it was worth the effort.
Visit from Daniel the Polish Builder on Saturday morning, to collect the extension reel and light he left when he was doing the loft ladder. <lj user="perlmonger"> will quite miss these! Pete rewired the extension, as it was distinctly non-safe. Instructed Daniel, upon his request, on the basics of home winemaking.
Pete then decided to wire in the second under-cupboard light in the kitchen, meaning that I couldn't do any of what I'd planned to do, so I spodded for a bit, before constructing bacon sammidges for lunch.
We then went to run some errands – first to Newlands Ave to the only (and not very good) health food shop we've found in Hull that isn't Holland and Barrett, as we needed muesli. Thus far we have failed to locate a scoop shop here, which is very annoying. We popped into a gifty shop called Zebra for a look, and Pete was hailed by the woman who owns it, and who recognised him after about 13 years!, so a long chat ensued. A wander up Newlands to the greengrocer, and some plums on special offer at 2 bags for £1, so I bought four bags to make some wine, then had to go over to the home brew shop in east Hull to get some grape concentrate. And another fermenting bucket and some chemicals … And then to Pets At Home, for cat litter, and a small scratching post for Ron, in the vain hope that he'll now leave the wicker baskets alone, and some cat grass – see upcoming post on the cats' blog for more on that.
Home then, where we chopped loads of veg to make a) soup, b) moussaka and c) a vat of chilli. The moussaka was constructed and consumed for Saturday's supper, and was delicious; we had lamb mince for a change (we usually use lentils for moussaka), and 1 lb of lamb made enough for two moussakas, so a tub has gone in the freezer. We listened to the three CDs from the Phil Beer box set that arrived last week, then had a reply of the most recent Show of Hands album, then stuck the Neuros on random as usual – a TV free evening!
Sunday showed promise of decent weather at last, so we set off for Withernsea. I found a free tide app for the iPhone, which is dead handy, and we had a tramp along the beach, and then a long walk along the promenade, before repairing to a local cafe for steak and ale pie 'n' chips (for me) and a big yorkshire pud with sossidge and onion gravy (for Pete). Home then to make the last batch of chilli, a long and complex process, but well worth the trouble. Supper was muffins with cloudberry jam, followed by the last of the christmas cake, while I caught up with some rubbish TV.
A very nice weekend, all told.
We ventured forth last night to see Shami Chakrabati (director of Liberty) give the Wilberforce Lecture at the Guildhall. Like most councils, the good burghers of Kingston-upon-Hull do not stint themselves; the walk through the Guildhall to the banqueting suite, where the lecture was given, was set about with statues, carved panels, paintings, etc, and involved marble floors and staircases and the like. The banqueting suite chairs, both armchairs and dining varieties, are all embossed with the City's logo. I remarked to @perlmonger that we should enquire as to whether this was on the candidates' manifestoes – "logo'd chairs for councillors!".
When she arrived on the platform, she was accompanied by a chap who looked remarkably like the Home Secretary. This turned out to be because he *was* the Home Secretary – Alan Johnson is a local MP, and had been rounded up to give Shami the Wilberforce Medal, in recognition of Liberty's 75th anniversary. Her speech was excellent, but the question and answer session that follows was far more interesting – now there's somebody I'd like to have at the dinner table. Mr Johnson looked quite discomfited from time to time, as well he might.
We walked down and back – a round trip of about 3.5 miles, I'd reckon – and despite our best efforts, we had failed to eat before we left at 6, so we stopped at a Chinese buffet place, which did all you can eat for £9.80. Perfectly good Chinky fud, with the advantage that it is all cooked ready, so you can be in and out swiftly. We shall use it again.
Today, I am getting my hair cut (hurrah!, except that i hate training new hairdressers), and have clients coming to visit this afternoon. And then it's the weekend. Plans depend on the weather, but will hopefully involve some more East Riding Exploring on Sundya.
Muscle memory is an odd thing. The bannister rail in our former house was on the left as you went up the stairs; in this house it's on the right. I've lived here nearly seven weeks, and I still am not used to it.
Similarly, we had to replace the microwave before xmas, and the start button is on the left, and the cancel on the right. Not only is this the other way round to our former one, but it seems just *wrong* in an user interface sort of way to me.
The blue handled coarse microplane grater. We hunted high and low for this, cursing bitterly, as these are not cheap. I knew we must have brought it because the utensil drawer in which it resided had its tray removed bag and baggage, and placed in a box. It was about four weeks before we realised that the blue handled grater had broken, and had been replaced by one with a metal handle. Badger.
Spare keyboards – located yesterday on the study shelves, which is of course exactly where they should be.
Stainless steel thermos flask. We have the tin cups that normally travel with it, but this remains unlocated.
The shovel. We kept the small garden tools, and sold/gave away the bigger ones, but we decided that we would keep the shovel for inclement weather use, and possible bed digging. I'm almost certain it actually came up in the very first wave, and was put into self storage, but we cannot find it now.
Disappointed to find that the Asian grocers are not very good when it comes to fruit/veg. They don't price anything, and the quality is not all that good. However, I think Walton Street market (Wednesday and Sunday) will do us fine in future, at least when (if?) the weather improves and the stallholders turn up. It's about 15 minutes walk, and I have my trusty trolly.
We've been promising ourselves a trip to Hornsea and Bridlington since we got here, The weather forecast was decidedly ungood, so we loaded the car with blankets, cat litter (in case of getting stuck in snow/ice) and a flask of tea.
While we were scraping the ice off the windscreen, we broke the wiper blade, so the first stop was at a motor factor to buy a new one. £11 from Halfords, £4.50 from this chap – hurray for independent retailers! Then I forgot my camera, so we popped back to pick it up.
Next up was Bridlington, which was looking gorgeous – a sunny day and pristine snow., My DSLR was playing up, so had to use the iPhone – pictures up tomorrow. Walk along the front, walk around the harbour, fish 'n' chips for lunch.
We could see huge snow clouds over Flamborough Head, and thought they might catch us up – oh, for a working camera with a decent lens! Drove home in a gorgeous sunset as pictured. Lovely day out.
Supper was scrambled egg on toast, and am about to have some of the remaining christmas pud – oink. Back to sensible eating tomorrow.
On Sunday, we had a planned visitation from gmul, and a totally unexpected one from purple_peril – they arrived seperately, but in the full knowledge of each others' destination, so that was OK, but it gave me a bit of a turn! We fed them cold goose and red cabbage and new potatoes, and they fed us with ridiculously rich chocolates, which I bitterly regretted the next day! We sallied forth to breakfast at Brimbles at the top of the road, then waved them on their various ways.
Yesterday morning we set out for Spurn Point, somewhere I've wanted to go ever since we got here; sadly, permutations of busyness, a wounded foot, and the weather conspired against us until now. The morning was grey, but no matter – we kitted ourselves out with several layers of clothes, and proper hiking boots, and off we went. What a wonderful place – we battled down the beach on the North Sea side for an hour or so, then walked back along the road. The wind was ferocious, but it was exhilarating nonetheless, and I look forward to revisiting it in more clement weather. I got a bit feeble towards the end, and sent Pete off to get the car – I hadn't done much walking for ages, and the combination of poorly foot and a skeleton unhappy with the winter did for me, but I turned out to be not far from the car, so I'm pleased with how I managed.
We came home and ate chickpeas, spinach and rice – have had far too much rich fud over the past week, and it'll all start again tomorrow as we have guests for New Year. Watched the first part of Triffids, which seems to be Survivors all over again, with special effects from the Dr Who team.
Off to Beverley today for a look round, and then to Waitrose in Willerby.
We stayed up remarkably late (for us) on Xmas Day, as we started watching Bleak House on DVD, and then couldn't stop until we'd finished all three DVDs.
So we wanted a lazy day, but decided to go and see some more of the East Riding first. I made some soda bread with six seed wholemeal and some cream that was turning, ready to bake when we got home, then we set off for a drive.
The snow was almost gone at home, but it was icy out in the flatlands. Pete took me to Hull Bridge first, and then we saw a sign for Tophill Low nature reserve and decided to follow it; the road got ever icier but we persevered, and it will be a lovely place to visit when we are better shod and wrapped. We skirted round Beverley, and Driffield, then headed home to bake the bread – I don't normally bother to leave soda bread to rise, but this one was spectacular, so I think I shall do that in future.
We ate it with smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, followed by some plum pud – we never eat that on 25th, as we're always too full! The rest of the day was slumping in front of the television – Doctor Who, Victoria Wood, and some other stuff. Cold cuts for tea.


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The iconography of St. John the Baptist is manifest in both cyclic representations of his life and in noncyclic representations.
Cyclic. The figure of John the Baptist was represented in Christian art as early as the 2d century. In the first stage he was represented only in relation to Christological scenes, especially to the scene of the Baptism of Christ (sarcophagus from Basilica Petronilla, Rome). As early as the 5th century, artists depicted various scenes of the life of John the Baptist on the basis of Biblical texts as well as apocryphal literature and legends. Consequently there existed a rich narrative cycle of the life of the saint already by the 11th century, and in the 13th century it came to include almost 20 scenes (frescoes of Braun-schweig cathedral). The important scenes of the life of John the Baptist are: (1) the annunciation to Zacharias in the Temple; (2) the Visitation; (3) the birth and the naming; (4) the Circumcision; (5) the flight of Elizabeth, his mother, and young John to the mountain; (6) John the Baptist going into the wilderness; (7) the preaching in the wilderness; (8) the axe laid on the foot of a tree; (9) John the Baptist and the people of Israel receiving baptism from him; (10) John the Baptist bearing witness to Christ;(11) the baptism of Christ; (12) John the Baptist before Herod and Herodea; (13) arrest and imprisonment of John the Baptist; (14) the feast of Herod; (15) beheading of John the Baptist; (16) burial of the saint by his disciples; (17) burning of the bones of the saint; (18) quenching of the ashes; (19) discovery of the head of John the Baptist.
Noncyclic. In the early Church he soon became an object of veneration of the faithful and was ranked with the 12 Apostles and the four Evangelists. In the ivory sculpture on Maximianus's cathedra in Ravenna (6th century) he is represented with the four Evangelists, holding the symbol of the Lamb of God. In middle Byzantine art he was represented in the scene of the Last Judgment as an intercessor side by side with the Virgin Mary (Deësis). In the illustration to the apocryphal Gospel of Nicodemus, he was represented as foretelling the Descent of Christ into Hell. In the Italian Renaissance, artists invented a religious-genre motif of John the Baptist as a young boy dressed in camel fur and holding a cross-staff. Donatello represented the saint as an idealized youth (Museo Nazionale,
Florence) and in a very realistic manner (Siena cathedral). In the 16th century John the Baptist came to be represented as a playmate of Christ. This was a favorite motif in the series of Raphael's Madonna portraits (e.g., the Alba Madonna; National Gallery, Washington). In the baroque period, especially in the areas of Westphalia and the Lower Rhine, there arose a fervent veneration of the saint as a healer of illnesses of the head and neck. The so-called Johannesschüssel, the head of the saint a charger, became a very popular motif of the period (paintings of Pordenone and Luini).
Bibliography: w. haring, "The Winged St. John the Baptist," Art Bulletin 5 (1922) 34–40. h. leclercq, Dictionnaire d'archéologie chrétienne et de liturgie, ed. f. carroll, h. leclerq and h. i. marrou, 15 v. (Paris 1907–53) 7.2:2167–84. g. kaftal, Iconography of the Saints in Tuscan Painting (Florence 1952) 550–560. l. rÉau, Iconographie de l'art chrétien, 6 v. (Paris 1955–59) 2.1:431–463.
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Bear with me if I woffle because I've lost the song titles list, but I will say that for a band called UK Decay this is their first album. Okay? A logical enough extension of their first class singles, one by one creeping up to the explosive quality displayed here. You should know their implosive style by now. If not this is the perfect place to start.
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Katarina and Liz are in Liz's apartment talking about a nanny that Liz is planning on hiring. The Blacklist has concluded its seventh season run on NBC and is now on Netflix in the United States but when will other regions get it and will it come to Netflix elsewhere? The task force investigate a murder that might have a connection to an FBI cold case.
Cooper tells Hutton that it's over, right as more debris falls from the roof.
The whole conversation between Liz and Katarina about Katarina was one more nail in LIz's coffin of stupidity. She loves all things Supernatural and Wayward Sisters. NBC's The Blacklist was renewed for a seventh season on March 11, 2019. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Meanwhile, Rostova looks into the memories of her former partner. Cooper says he won't cooperate with them.
Red is not convinced. Cooper, as a young man, is seen on the laptop, being interrogated about what happened when he and Hutton were ambushed. Cooper says he will not turn a blind eye because he has been carrying this secret for too long. This episode begins in 1989, in Kuwait. Also, Ressler's estranged brother (.
Red tells them that they aren't quite finished yet in their work but finds this situation ironic. Ressler says they need to contact the state department, but Red says he can do it better and faster than them. A case becomes personal for Agent Park when searching for a blacklister that might be involved in the disappearance at the Alaska triangle. Watching the relationship between Red and Harold is always a delight. The task force enlists Aram to go undercover to find a blacklister who seeks to thrill wealthy people with deadly entertainment acts. Liz is on the phone with Katarina, saying that Denora quit by text message. Synopsis: After being abducted by Katarina Rostova, Raymond "Red" Reddington finds himself alone in hostile territory unsure of who, if anyone, he can trust. He could have told the truth about Red on The Blacklist Season 7 Episode 4, the real truth, but instead he told a different truth. Red is still on the line, listening to everything as Cooper says that something isn't right. The final episode is animated due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. The Blacklist Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. Farhad and his men burst through the door, along Red and Dembe as gunfire ensues. [26], In December 2019, it was reported that Joely Richardson had been cast as Cassandra Bianchi. You want a relationship with your daughter. Katarina goes to her apartment and shows her man the pictures she took. They also tell her that Liz's real name is Masha Rostova and her mother is Katarina Rostova, a KGB agent. Liz is never going to figure out who Katarina is no matter how much we might hope she does.
After being abducted by Katarina Rostova, Reddington finds himself alone in hostile territory unsure of who, if anyone, he can trust; with few leads to go on, Liz and the Task Force venture into unknown danger as they race to find him. Red tries to negotiate with a former associate involved in the Townsend Directive. He said that he held out for so long but knew no one was coming. Before attending Agnes dance recital, Reddington travels to a remote location to reunite with an old flame for dinner. Kailey is an editor and writer for Nerds and Beyond, who joined the team in 2018. The task force look for a blacklister who might've been involved in the shooting. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. © 2020 TV Fanatic ---------------------------------------------. She doesn't. [27] Additionally, the plots from the three unproduced episodes are being considered for season eight. The Task Force investigates the unexplained disappearance and sudden re-emergence of a governor. Red is counting down as a drone is heard and suddenly seen flying towards the building.
[25] The producers considered having the cast "read their lines while an old fashioned radio appeared on the TV screen, or just putting voiceover to still comic book frames" before settling on fully animated sequences. Tags: James spadernbcSeason 7The blacklist. Red tells him that he will be waiting for Cooper when he returns. The task force investigates a blacklister who has a long history of using diseases as a dangerous bioweapon. Ressler is forced to confront past trauma and family secrets when his brother takes him back home for a risky job. Katarina agrees and tells Liz not to worry. Cooper wants verification by picture, fingerprints, dog tags, etc. Two men are arguing in a car about money as they are driving down the streets of Kuwait, when the passenger is shot. She's a USF student and a Disney dreamer.
Stars Cooper, looking shocked, asks if it's accurate. It premiered on Friday, October 4, 2019, at 8/7c. "Looks like The Simoon wants a word with you after all.". On The Blacklist Season 7 Episode 4 Cooper's moral compass is tested when an officer whom he served with who was long presumed to be dead, resurfaces as a POW. Liz and Ressler confide in each other. Agnes and Katarina are seen as Katarina has Agnes play a game while she looks through Liz's drawers and takes pictures. What it is is unclear, but it's possible Liz might think that's her mother. Red and his team are looking from afar. Cooper tells them to translate that he is in the FBI on official business, and Hutton says that they know already.
Cooper tells them he tried to bring Hutton home, but he died in the process. Hutton says that he remembers that day in Kuwait and is also surprised at Cooper's survival.
Cooper says that he had Hutton executed, but the captain says he was following orders and suggests Cooper do the same.
Aram's love life becomes increasingly complicated. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blacklist_(TV_series), http://www.thefutoncritic.com/showatch/blacklist/listings/, https://the-blacklist.fandom.com/wiki/Season_7?oldid=46783. You can find her on social media @kaileygross.
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The whole "who is Red" storyline is getting old.
Why is she talking to this stranger about something so personal and dangerous?
It makes you wonder if the bond between them was always there or if it's something new. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly.
Synopsis: With the help of the Task Force, Red tracks a gifted art forger who has thwarted his plans to sell stolen pieces. Harold is a good man in every way possible. After his Imam is kidnapped, Dembe is forced to make a decision on his allegiance with Reddington after the kidnappers ask for secrets about Reddington. Liz and the Task Force take on a cold case that may have some new victims. They soon discover that they are looking for a blacklister who is getting revenge on men controlling the lives of females by surgically putting female organs inside of men.
Liz and Ressler confide in each other.
He tells Cooper that he recommended him for the Navy Cross.
Katarina and her guard stop Liz's newly hired nanny, Denora Mejia, on the streets, posed as FBI agents.
That's the way Red thinks. Related: The Blacklist Season 7 Episode 1 Review: Louis T. Steinhil. Red hopes not because if Hutton plans to tell the world, Red will shut him up. The character has been described as "elegant, charming and ruthless," and is a former lover of Raymond Reddington. These cookies do not store any personal information.
However, that picture she found in Liz's desk seems to be an important clue to something. It's also curious how Red has basically forgotten about Katarina.
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Goldman sees possible OPEC output freeze as self-defeating
NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- OPEC and some producers from outside the group may agree to freeze output during informal talks next month, which could prove "self-defeating" because it would benefit other suppliers, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
A deal would show signs of cooperation from Saudi Arabia's new energy minister after six failed attempts, Goldman analysts including Damien Courvalin said in a report dated Aug. 22. An output cap would likely prove counter productive for the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries if it led to further price gains and an increase in supply from other producers, it said.
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How about your email address? Or your phone number? Your mailing address? A client name, or a judge's name? How often do you mistype those items? How often do you have to correct a typo? All those seconds add up, not to mention the fact that wasting all that time is frustrating.
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How many times a day do you type your entire email address? How often do you mistype it and have to take extra time to backspace, make corrections and double-check that it's correct? That is all an extravagant waste of time.
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Now give it a label like "Email Address" and think of a short, simple, easy-to-remember abbreviation like "bizmail" — make sure it's not something you would not type in your daily workflow. Otherwise, the Snippet would be expanding and inserting text all the time.
From now on, instead of typing your entire email address, just type the short abbreviation — this can be in Microsoft Word, or an email message, a PowerPoint presentation — wherever you have a blinking cursor.
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Q: After upgrade to IntelliJ 2017.1, Class JavaLaunchHelper Error I just updated to IntelliJ IDEA 2017.1 and now I get this error message every time on runtime:
objc[3318]: Class JavaLaunchHelper is implemented in both /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_121.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java (0x107a4c4c0) and /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_121.jdk/Contents/Home/jre/lib/libinstrument.dylib (0x107b144e0). One of the two will be used. Which one is undefined.
Everything works as usual. It's just really annoying to look at. I didn't have this error message before in the older version of IntelliJ.
If there is no fix is it then possible to just tell IntelliJ to not give me this specific error when I run my programs?


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Workers Win Only 1% Of Federal Civil Rights Lawsuits At Trial
A new analysis of employee lawsuits finds a low success rate for discrimination, harassment, or retaliation, and highlights the U.S.'s most-sued employers.
[Photo: Flickr user Giuseppe Milo]
By Sean Captain 7 minute Read
Claims of employee mistreatment are center stage, between sexual harassment and discrimination scandals in the TV business and in Silicon Valley, and now the Trump Administration's retrenchment on LGBT protections in the workplace and banning of transgender people in the military.
But according to a new analysis of employment cases by legal research service Lex Machina, very few employees who file federal job discrimination, harassment, and retaliation claims even make it to court, and only 1% of those claims eventually succeed in court. A majority of cases are settled, employers prevailed on summary judgment roughly 13 percent of the time, and only 192 damage awards out of 72,000 cases included punitive damages.
The Long Road To Trial
Employees who gather the courage to take action against their employer begin by filing a charge with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, typically within 180 days from the time the discrimination took place. Through a fact-finding process, the EEOC decides whether or not a charge is strong enough to take to trial. An overwhelming number of allegations do get the EEOC's Notice of Right to Sue, which is a thumbs-up to proceed.
But few of these cases actually become lawsuits. For fiscal year 2016 (Oct. 1, 2015 through Sept. 30, 2016), employees filed 97,443 charges, and the EEOC issued 81,129 Notices to Sue (83.3%), according to records provided to Fast Company. For that same period, meanwhile, Lex Machina counted only 7,239 cases that went onto lawsuits—less than a tenth of the charges EEOC gave a green light to over the same time frame.
Lex Machina also examined data on the lawsuits themselves, and found an even smaller fraction of victories for plaintiffs.
Over an even longer period—from January 2009 through July 2017—Lex Machina found that of 54,810 cases that were filed and closed, employees bringing the suits won just 584 times in trial, or about 1% of the total. Employers won 7,518 cases, about 14%. Another 3,883 cases, or 7%, were settled on procedural grounds, mostly dismissing the employee's claims.
Most cases from 2009 to the present ended in nebulous settlements.
What happened to the rest of the cases? No one knows for sure why 78% of cases were dismissed by either the employee or both the employee and employer, but Lex Machina assumes that almost all of those 42,742 cases were settled. But there is no legal requirement to file the terms or even publish the existence of a settlement, so it's impossible to know for sure how these cases panned out.
Most settlements probably awarded money to the employee, according to Brian Howard, Lex Machina's legal data scientist. But that doesn't mean the settlement was a win for the employee.
"We don't know how much money, what other terms the employee had to agree to, how much they originally sought, how often personal circumstances force the settlement, whether they got any feeling of vindication, etc.," Howard wrote in an email. "Any settlement amount would likely have to address substantial legal fees, so a plaintiff's actual recovery might be small."
It's not clear why so few employee charges move on to court. One reason may be because the costs of litigation to plaintiffs are often far higher than the actual damages. Plaintiffs, especially those newly out of a job, may be more willing to take a settlement than to pursue a costly and lengthy court trial. Or the cases may not be lucrative enough for an attorney to take on, says Howard.
Only rarely does the EEOC itself bring a case on behalf of the employee–usually for cases that have wide-ranging significance. For instance, the EEOC just sued Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications, charging them with firing an employee over her disability, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
EEOC said its legal staff resolved 139 lawsuits and filed 86 lawsuits alleging discrimination in fiscal year 2016. In total, it recovered $482 million for victims of discrimination, including $347.9 million recovered through mediation, conciliation, and settlements; $52.2 million obtained through litigation; and $82 million for federal employees and applicants.
EEOC has also pursued several LGBT related cases. But the Justice Department's assertion last week that LGBT people are not covered under sexual discrimination laws—the same day President Trump announced that transgender people would be barred from the military—could be just the beginning of changing policies and priorities at the EEOC. Many top posts are being filled with Trump Administration appointees; and while funding has stayed the same, the White House Office of Management and Budget has ordered a reorganization of EEOC that may portend future cuts. (The Commission's Acting Chair Victoria Lipnic described this likelihood in a recent interview.)
The Reasons People Sue
Discrimination claims make up the majority of complaints that go on to lawsuits, at 87%. Several U.S. laws protect employees against discrimination; Title VII of the U.S. Civil Rights Act of 1964, for instance, prohibits discrimination based on six criteria. They are, in order of number of EEOC complaints: race and sex (the vast majority), national origin, religion, and color. Another law, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, prevents discriminating against people over 40 years old. Other laws prohibit discrimination based on criteria like disabilities or being pregnant.
In December 2012, EEOC concluded that Title VII's prohibition of discrimination based on sex includes discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people, and it began tracking the number of cases a month later.
The number of cases based on sexual orientation has grown, up to 1,768 for 2016. Most cases (1,114) were found to not have reasonable cause, and another 282 were dropped for "administrative" reasons, like employees failing to follow through. Just 279 cases, about 17%, had some type of favorable outcome for the employee making the charge, with $4.4 million in awards.
Some of the employees may still have pursued a lawsuit, but Lex Machina doesn't have data on this. "LGBT status is not explicitly protected in the employment context by federal statute, and we track by federal statute," says Howard.
Currently, the Trump administration is at odds over LGBT discrimination. The EEOC filed a brief affirming its LGBT policy on June 23 in the case of a New York skydiving instructor, who claimed he was fired for being gay. It was in this same case that the Justice Department filed its own brief on July 26, writing, "The essential element of sex discrimination under Title VII is that employees of one sex must be treated worse than similarly situated employees of the other sex, and sexual orientation discrimination simply does not have that effect." It's unclear how the rival interpretations between the Justice Department and EEOC will shake out.
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The second largest category of cases, after discrimination, is retaliation, such as getting fired or demoted for complaining to the employer or the EEOC about discrimination: These represented 66% of all claims. Claims of harassment, including sexual harassment, make up 35% of legal cases filed.
If you're wondering why those shares add up to over 100%, that's because many cases fall into more than one category: About half the cases filed since 2009 were for both discrimination and retaliation.
Overlapping claims of discrimination, retaliation, and harassment in U.S. lawsuits filed from 2009 to present. [Graphic: courtesy Lex Machina]
Who Gets Sued The Most
Based on an analysis of cases between 2009 and 2017, Lex Machina has a rough idea of which companies and government agencies have been sued the most. The most commonly named defendants, listed alphabetically, are:
Home Depot U.S.A.
JPMorgan Chase Bank
Life Insurance Company Of North America
Sears, Roebuck And Co
Walmart Stores
Walgreen Co.
Notice the absence of Silicon Valley companies. Despite all the attention on sexual harassment in the tech sector, so far there have been relatively few legal actions brought by its employees. That could be because most tech firms are smaller than the industrial and commercial giants listed above.
Compared with tech company workers, most of the employees of larger American corporations can face a heavier burden when bringing discrimination or harassment suits. For instance, women in lower-paying jobs who are often subject to harassment have a much harder time fighting against it, since they don't have the means to risk leaving or losing a job, as FiveThirtyEight documented.
The most-sued government agencies are:
City Of New York
City Of Philadelphia
Sometimes defendants are listed by the name of the person who runs the company or organization being sued. There may be even more cases against the Postal Service, for instance, since three Postmaster Generals–Patrick R. Donahoe, John E. Potter, and Megan J. Brennan–are also on the most-sued list. (In addition to his tenure at the Post Office, John E. Potter now heads the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.)
The United States Veterans Administration is also probably a major defendant, as Veterans Affairs secretaries Eric K. Shinseki and Robert A. McDonald made Lex Machina's list. The Department of Justice is likely pulled in, given the high number of suits against former Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr, and the U.S. Army is implicated in suits that name Secretary John M. McHugh.
In the end, it's hard to know how well the court system is working to protect employees from unfair treatment. It's hard to know, for instance, of those cases that are ultimately settled, how many do justice to the employee? For all the data the EEOC and Lex Machina have collected, they show how much we still don't know.
Sean Captain is a Bay Area technology, science, and policy journalist. Follow him on Twitter @seancaptain.
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A considerable amount of my time this week was spent arranging for and making decisions about what photographs to include in my local exhibition. Of course, that was tied closely to which photographs I would be including in my Work in Progress portfolio, my Oral Presentation and the Landings on-line exhibition. I was successful in obtaining space in a local cafe/ deli which is also about to begin exhibiting another local artist's work. Her artwork is Scottish themed and tends toward the abstract, but her subject matter and palette are somewhat similar to the work I proposed to exhibit. The owner's of Grace Deli were quite excited by my work and were also keen on keeping some on after the exhibition period. My work would be allocated wall space in and around that of the other artist in three main areas. The idea behind my exhibition is Coul Links: From Above, Beneath My Feet and In Between thematically breaks nicely into the three areas. Final placement and choice will depend on the other artist's installation which is supposed to happen later this week and I have selected a mix of A3 and A4 sized prints to allow for some flexibility in final placement.
I met with a local framer who will be mounting my work on backing with simple white matting. We decided simplicity and uniformity for this short exhibition was prudent. Works to be left after the exhibition for sale will be framed and mounted with matting that is specifically appropriate to the individual piece.
With quite a lot of photographs from which to choose, I had to consider several aspects.
How much space would I have?
How would that space and the things around it affect the perception and context of my work?
What would appeal to the owner's and clients of the café given there is at present a high level of tourist trade as well as local clientele, and how can the presence of my work be beneficial to the owners?
Since the Coul Links story is yet largely unwritten, which pieces of my work would indicate the direction it is heading and showcase the quality of my work to date?
What could I get done in the short amount of time using only local and personal resources without losing sight of the other requirements of this module that must be completed by 24 August?
I hope I have chosen well, but that is what this experience will be about: going through the process, evaluating the outcomes and being better prepared for the next time. This is relatively unplowed ground for me as it is only since beginning this course that I have been showing my work and contextualizing it in various ways. I don't expect this one to be perfect and I do expect to learn from it. I also hope to have a bit of fun along the way.
The exhibition will begin with an opening reception on the evening of 16 August and run from 17 to 24 August at the Grace Deli in High Street, Dornoch. I extend my gratitude to the the owner's, Donald and Lorraine Goldsmith, for their support and generosity in offering their establishment to me.


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Thanks to the continuous advancement in technology, having many of your favorite retro games within a phone that is not much larger than a half deck of cards, is now possible.
A note to the readers of this article: The more specifications your device has, the more emulators and games you can use.
After having made that dimension, we can continue showing you how you can play retro games on your Android devices.
If we are going to play in a portable way, why not start with a system that has allowed you to press buttons from the seat on an airplane or in the back seat of your family car. We all have fond memories of this portable Nintendo console.
Now all those moments can be revived due to the MyBoy Advanced Game emulator! Which you can find in the Google Play store in its Lite and Paga versions, the MyBoy emulator! It works with almost all the games that came to the GBA market, regardless of region restrictions or control settings.
Users of emulators may notice that some ROMs (game files) may have more difficulty in running than others (popular games such as Golden Sun are notoriously fussy when it comes to compatibility with emulators), however, make the game you want to work on your favorite platform is simply a matter of trial and error.
Although it is obvious from the beginning, DS games are practically a perfect match for Android devices thanks to its touch screen compatibility in most titles to its credit. The Drastic DS emulator takes advantage of this by providing DS enthusiasts with all the features that made this console their preferred and also adding better graphics that elevate classic DS games to another level.
But while it is true that these 2 are perfect for each other, it is recommended that you run the games of the DS on a device with a screen of 5.5 inches or more, since the dual screen mode may be a bit narrow for smaller screens.
The Drastic emulator is much more suitable for tablets, since both the graphic power of the device and the size of the screen can make the experience even surpass that of playing in the original DS console. That said, if you take the game seriously on mobile devices and emulators, it is recommended to invest in a special lining with game features such as "GameKlip", which can free up valuable space on the screen and give you a better overall view of the game. Hence you can play retro games free.
The free play bonus plays out a little differently than a basic no deposit bonus in that they have an additional set of rules and criteria that must be met before a cash out is granted.
Yes, the very popular GameCube / Wii emulator is already in mobile version and is better than before.
Directed by a group of passionate gamers who cannot allow some of their favorite Nintendo games to fall into oblivion every time they move away from their consoles, Dolphin is an emulator that will allow you to run any GameCube or Wii game on your tablet or phone easily.
Better yet, just like its desktop counterpart, Dolphin also allows the multiplayer option through an internet connection and supports up to 4 players simultaneously, which means you can play a multiplayer game of Smash Bros even if you're on the internet.
The Dolphin Emulator can be found in the Google Play store for free.
For the rest of your favorite childhood games, we have ClassicBoy.
Classic Boy excavates the tombs of some of the most iconic game systems of the past and joins them all in a buffet all you can eat from retro games. This emulator is armed to the teeth with emulators for Play station 1, Game Boy Color, NES, Sega Genesis, SNES, Nintendo 64 and even NeoGeo for fans of fighting games.
The only reason why we would not recommend Classic Boy as a solution for all games is because there are reports about compatibility problems in the most requested ROMs , specifically in Mario 64 and some other games for Super Nintendo. Keeping this in mind, it's still great as a solution to get our favorite games from different consoles.
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Being a Linux enthusiast, running my HTPC from Windows is somehow disturbing, but, simply put, it works "out-of-the-box" whereas you've to be lucky with hardware and/or expend plenty of time to get a decent, Linux based HTPC.
At kernel level, the card is perfectly recognized and set up, but upon system startup, you'll see ugly cx24116 and cx8800 firmware error messages in the console.
But, to my deception, messages didn't vanished, so it meant that some firmware file is still missing.
I spend quite a while until I finally get a working copy of just this file... so I'm sharing it here, so no more pain in the future with this!.
So, since the card is working at kernel level, once you place the firmware file in /lib/firmware folder, so, you'll end up with the following, absolute path, file /lib/firmware/dvd-fe-cx24116.fw.
Reboot your system, and you're ready to tune in!!!!
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