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Q: Roles, profile and permission... oh my I currently dont have a setup on Hierarchy but I think my issue needs to be done on Roles.  Kindly help
Scenario:
CEO - See's everything
North, East, West & South Directors - Can see all the objects and records BUT cannot see other directors activities and notes.  BUT they can see the activities and notes of Sales people below them.
Sales Associates - Can see all objects and records but can only see their own activities and notes.  If they need to share with other sales associates they can approve sharing.
Any thoughts on how can I be successful in this?

A: *

*CEO remains at the top as he is suppose to see all the records across
the company.

*Now, for longer run, its always better to create geography-wise
roles. So I would suggest creating 4 roles that report to CEO
(North, East, West & South Directors)

*Now you can create 4 roles for Sales Associate as of now. (North,
East, West & South Sales Associates reporting to their respective
Director)

*Going forward as the hierarchy increases, you can add more roles to
the bottom.

The benefit of this model is - Each director can see data only in his hierarchy. Ex- North Director will not see data of South Sales Associate unless explicitly shared with him.
                                       **CEO**

      NorthDirector-------SouthDirector--------EastDirector---------WestDirector
         |                    |                   |                    |
  NorthAssociate-------SouthAssociate--------EastAssociate---------WestAssociate

Sharing Settings
OrgWideDefaults can be set as per the organization use cases.
While setting OWD on individual objects, always ask -
"Who is the most restricted User in my Org?"
"Can he read and edit all data in the org?" if Yes, public read-write
"Can he atleast read all data in the org?" if Yes, public read-only else private

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Home » Anime News » The God of High School Review – Episode One
The God of High School Review – Episode One
BY Taylor Bauer July 7, 2020July 6, 2020
It's hard talking about new anime sometimes. Each season, tons of new shows come out and sort of overwhelming fans as they pick and choose what to watch. Hopefully, this The God of High School review can help you decide if the show is worth your time.
Episode One of The God of High School – An Amazing Start
Image Credit: Crunchyroll
I think I usually want two things from a new anime series. Firstly, I want to have a reason to be excited about episode two. Secondly, I want to learn enough to know what's happening broadly but also see some mysteries waiting to play out. The God of High School episode one nails both of these elements. From the digital event for the show, we knew the basics. Jin Mo-Ri, a high school student, is chosen among others to compete in a martial arts tournament. The winner gets to have any wish they have granted by a mysterious corporation that runs the event. From the first episode, we didn't learn much more details about this mysterious group, but we did see what the show has in store for us at least.
From the get-go, Jin is placed into a beautifully animated chase scene as he attempts to get to the competition on time. This insane array of colors and action right out of the gate makes a huge impression on the viewer. This all occurs after a mysterious corporation shows to be controlling the weather to eliminate opponents. Between massive, man-made tornadoes and a wild chase throughout Seoul within the first 10 minutes, the show grabs you immediately.
Strong Leads in Episode One
When the first episode finished, I found myself most impressed with the main characters. A trio of varying personalities isn't unique, but each lead seems promising. Jin is the heart of the trio, showing a lot of spirit and energy in everything he does. Yu Mi-Ra, the cute girl of the three, is nobody to mess with despite her outgoing looks and personality. Lastly, Han Dae-wi is a stoic member of this quickly thrown-together friend group, who offers fun straight-man energy to the more sporadic antics of Yu and Jin.
MAPPA is the perfect animation team to helm the series. Each character, including fighters we see dueling in the final half of the episode that we don't know, looks unique and dynamic. There are a lot of things to look forward to in this series, and I feel like as far as the first episode goes, this gets the job done swimmingly.
The God of High School Review Score
The God of High School review score is a solid 9/10. Without a huge moment that made me itch for another episode immediately, all other elements are perfect. There are going to be plenty of comparisons to Dragonball Z, but this feels modern and independent in its own right. The captivating concept of a massive martial arts tournament is going to be fun to explore. Especially since the group running it seems to have some insane amounts of power. I'm certainly looking forward to seeing more of this show through the entirety of the 2020 summer anime season.
The God of High School premieres on Crunchyroll today, July 6, 2020.
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Taylor loves to play video games in his spare time. He has two degrees in Political Communication and wrote his thesis on Marxism and the exploitation of college athletes. In his spare time, he loves spending time with his wife and two Toy Australian Shepherds. He's always got headphones in, and he's a diehard Cubs fan.
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The annatto, garlic and coriander flavors in the marinade bring out the best in this pork roast recipe. The overnight marinade and 3 hour roast time makes this a great choice for entertaining or family meals when you want to deliver superior flavor results without a lot of last minute fuss.
DISSOLVE bouillon in hot water. Place dissolved bouillon, coriander and annatto seasoning, olive oil, vinegar, garlic, pepper and oregano in blender; cover. Blend until smooth. Pour over pork; refrigerate overnight turning pork over half way through marinating process.
PLACE pork fat-side-down (reserve marinating liquid) in large roasting pan. Cover with foil.
BAKE for 1 hour. Uncover; continue baking for 2 hours or until tender and browned. Baste pork with reserved marinade every 30 minutes. Pork will be done when meat thermometer inserted into center reads 165° F. Allow to rest for 20 minutes before serving.


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GameTimePA's 2018 YAIAA boys' swimming all-stars
The team was selected by GameTimePA staff.
GameTimePA's 2018 YAIAA boys' swimming all-stars The team was selected by GameTimePA staff. Check out this story on eveningsun.com: https://evesun.co/2qUAtf0
Ty Lohr, tlohr@eveningsun.com Published 7:00 a.m. ET April 23, 2018
\u0022If you mess up your turn, you mess up the whole race,\u0022 says York Suburban junior Maddy Abel. Adds head coach Craig Brennan: \u0022You're no faster than off the starting block or off the wall.\u0022 Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Central York's Alec Peckmann is enjoying an outstanding senior season and is ranked in the top 10 in the state in a number of events.(Photo: Chris Knight, for GameTimePA.com)
Swimmer of the year
Alec Peckmann, Central York, Sr.
Hands down, Peckmann is the fastest swimmer in the league. The Central York senior broke the league record in 200 individual medley as he swam to a first place finish at 1:52.77 in the YAIAA meet. After taking his junior year off, he came back to storm the record boards. Peckmann owns seven individual CY records and is committed to Penn State. He was also apart of the Panthers' 200 freestyle relay, which placed third at the league meet.
Aiden Fryar, York Suburban, Sr.
Fryar took second in the 50 freestyle (21.94) at the YAIAA meet and helped the Spartans' 200 medley relay team (1:42.66). He slashed his time in the 50 freestyle at the District 3 meet, placing second at 20.96. At the PIAA 2A championships, Fryar took fifth place in the 50 freestyle (21.35), helped secure seventh place in the 400 freestyle relay, ninth in the 100 freestyle (47.12) and was apart of the 200 medley relay team which placed 14th.
Jared Herr, Gettysburg, Sr.
Herr was a demon in the water. From placing sixth in both the 200 individual medley (2:03.39) and Gettysburg's 200 freestyle relay team (1:33.35) Herr had a fantastic season. The senior Warrior placed took the top time in the District 3 500 freestyle (4:40.61) and second place in the 200 freestyle (1:42.97).
He also placed in two individual events and two relay events at the PIAA championships. He took third place in the 500 freestyle (4:41.91), eighth place in the 200 freestyle (1:44.87) and pitched in on the 10th-place 200 freestyle relay team's 1:30.68 finish, along with the 400 freestyle relay's 11th-place finish of 1:30.78. He'll swim for Davidson College, a Division I program, next year.
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Cameron Speed, Central York, So.
Speed qualified for three events in the PIAA Class 3A meet, placing in 12th in the 500 freestyles (4:37.30). The Panther sophomore had a good showing at the District 3 meet as well, placing fourth in the 500 freestyle (4:37.54), fifth in the 200 freestyle (1:43.47), and helping CY place 12th in the 400 freestyle relay and 14th in the 200 relay. He also took two silver medals at the YAIAA meet in the 100 freestyle (53.52) and 200 freestyle (1:45.29).
Logan Brockway, Dallastown, Sr.
After helping the Dallastown 200 freestyle relay team to a first place finish in the league meet and taking second in the 200 individual medley, Brockway finished his senior year by qualifying for two events in the PIAA 3A championships. He swam to a seventh-place finish in the 200 individual medley (1:52.93) and finished the 100 backstroke in 22nd.
Check out the swimmers who made this year's first team. Wochit
Jud Pequignot, Dover, So.
Pequignot reached the PIAA 2A diving finals to finish out his sophomore year, with a score of 208.65. He also took third place in the league diving championships and fourth in District 3 (329).
Ben Shoul, South Western, Sr.
Shoul was the fastest YAIAA swimmer in the 100 butterfly (51.55) taking first at the league meet. He also helped the Mustangs' 200 medley relay and 200 free relay place first and second, respectively. Shoul also qualified for the PIAA 3A championships in the 100 butterfly, after taking second at the District 3 meet (50.23).
More: PIAA swimming: Dallastown's Logan Brockway caps memorable career with trip to medal podium
Nico DeAngelo II, Gettysburg, Sr.
Another standout Gettysburg swimmer, DeAngelo II placed in two individual events in the PIAA Class 2A championships and helped the 200 and 400 freestyle relays to 11th place finishes. He placed sixth in both the 100 butterfly (51.91) and the 100 freestyle (47.28).
Hunter Bachman, Northeastern
Corey Mock, New Oxford
Riley Thomas, Dallastown
Jacob Lorenzen, Red Lion
Logan McFadden, Susquehannock
Devon Lonergan, York Suburban
Matt Peters, York Suburban
Photos: 2018 GameTimePA YAIAA boys' swimming all-stars
Central York's Alec Peckmann, top, pulls ahead of Dallastown's Logan Brockway to anchor the boys' 400-yard freestyle relay for a first-place finish on the second day of the 2018 YAIAA swimming championships Friday, Feb. 9, 2018, at Central York. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Dallastown's Logan Brockway reacts after completing his anchor lap for a first-place finish in the boys' 200-yard freestyle relay on the first day of the 2018 YAIAA swimming championships Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018, at Central York. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Dallastown's Logan Brockway swims the boys' 100-yard backstroke in the PIAA District 3 AAA boys' swimming championships Saturday, March 3, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Brockway placed fourth in the event. Chris Dunn, Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Gettysburg's Nico DeAngelo II brought home the sixth-place hardware in the 100 freestyle and the 100 butterfly. Chris Dunn/York Daily Record Gettysburg's Nico DeAngelo II reacts after seeing the scoreboard after swimming as anchor in the boys' 200-yard freestyle relay in the PIAA District 3 AA boys' swimming championships Friday, March 2, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Gettysburg's relay team placed fourth and set a new school record. Chris Dunn, Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Gettysburg's Nico DeAngelo II reacts after seeing his time in the boys' 100-yard butterfly in the PIAA District 3 AA boys' swimming championships Friday, March 2, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. DeAngelo won the event, qualifying for states. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Gettysburg's Nico DeAngelo II swims the boys' 100-yard butterfly in the PIAA District 3 AA boys' swimming championships Friday, March 2, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. DeAngelo won the event, qualifying for states. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
York Suburban's Aidan Fryar swims the boys' 50-yard freestyle in the PIAA District 3 AA boys' swimming championships Friday, March 2, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Fryar placed second in the event, qualifying for states. Chris Dunn, Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
York Suburban's Aidan Fryar swims the butterfly in the 200-yard medley relay in the District 3 Class 2A boys swimming championships Friday, March 3, 2017, at Cumberland Valley High School. The Trojans won second in the relay. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Gettysburg's Jared Herr swims the boys' 200-yard freestyle in the PIAA District 3 AA boys' swimming championships Friday, March 2, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Herr placed second, qualifying for states. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Gettysburg?s Jared Herr swims the 500-yard freestyle during the PIAA Class 2A Swimming Championships at Bucknell University on Friday. Gettysburg's Jared Herr swims the 500 yard freestyle during the PIAA 2A Swimming Championships at Bucknell University Friday March 17, 2017. CHRIS KNIGHT, Chris Knight, for GameTimePA.com
Gettysburg's Jared Herr looks at the scoreboard after finishing first in the 200-yard freestyle in the District 3 Class 2A boys swimming championships Friday, March 3, 2017, at Cumberland Valley High School. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Alec Peckmann owns seven individual Central York records. Chris Dunn/ York Daily Record Central York's Alec Peckmann glances at the scoreboard after winning the boys' 200-yard freestyle in a YAIAA dual swim meet Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018, at Central York. Central York swept Red Lion to win the meet, with the girls winning 41-19 and the boys winning 40-22. Chris Dunn, Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Central York's Alec Peckmann swims the boys' 200-yard freestyle in a YAIAA dual swim meet Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018, at Central York. Central York swept Red Lion to win the meet, with the girls winning 41-19 and the boys winning 40-22. Peckmann won the event. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Central York's Alec Peckmann swims the boys' 200-yard IM on the first day of the 2018 YAIAA swimming championships Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018, at Central York. Peckmann set a new pool, meet and league record with his 1:52.77 finish. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Dover High School's Jud Pequignot placed third in the YAIAA diving championship at Central York High School on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018. Jason Plotkin, York Daily Record
Dover's Jud Pequignot performs a dive in a YAIAA dual swim meet Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018, at Dover. Dover swept West York, with the girls winning 101-83 and boys winning 90-88. Pequignot took first in boys' diving and set a new school record, with a score of 216.90. The previous school record was 204.63, set in 1993. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
South Western's Ben Shoul swims the boys' 100-yard butterfly for a first-place finish on the first day of the 2018 YAIAA swimming championships Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018, at Central York. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
South Western's Ben Shoul swims the butterfly in the boys' 200-yard medley relay on the first day of the 2018 YAIAA swimming championships Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018, at Central York. Shoul's relay team won the event. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Central York's Cameron Speed swims the first leg of the boys' 400-yard freestyle relay in the PIAA District 3 AAA boys' swimming championships Saturday, March 3, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Central York's relay team placed 12th in the event. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
Central York's Cameron Speed swims the boys' 500-yard freestyle in the PIAA District 3 AAA boys' swimming championships Saturday, March 3, 2018, at Cumberland Valley. Speed placed fourth in the event. Chris Dunn, York Daily Record
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in a benefit for the Square Peg Foundation. (www.everyonefits.org).
who also rode in the clinic.
the weekend opportunity was a gift from his wife.
riders learn strategy, safety and skills.
Bonnie Crater of Portola Valley.
year-old Farris Scott of Los Altos.
Intercollegiate Player of the Year.
underway for a Spring '09 youth clinic that will target ages 7 to 17.


Definition – The Delphi technique involves a wide range of stakeholders in a survey, usually to build knowledge about a contemporary issue or to support the forecasting of future conditions and developments. Originally developed in the 1950s, the Delphi technique has been widely used across research fields and is accepted as a method for achieving a convergence of opinion regarding real-world knowledge and for forecasting future changes.
it can give everyone a voice in the process.
A Delphi survey may be used as a tool for analysis rather than decision-making, aiding the development of potential solutions and helping researchers to identify the roots of consensus or disagreement.
Relevance to SUMP – For SUMP processes, the Delphi survey approach can be used in integration and participation processes. Web-based Delphi surveys can provide a cost-effective tool during SUMP preparation.


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Craft/Work
The Biggest Listicle Ever: A Ride On The Electronic Superhighway
Robert Barry , March 20th, 2016 16:32
At the Whitechapel Gallery's Electronic Superhighway exhibition, Craft/Work looks beyond post-internet art to find wonder in clunky old interfaces
Olia Lialina, My Boyfriend Came Back From The War (1996) Copyright Olia Lialina
A few weeks ago, at an exhibition opening on the other side of London, I found myself talking to one of the artists whose work is prominently featured in Electronic Superhighway, the Whitechapel Gallery's big new survey of digital and new media art. He expressed a certain trepidation about his impending first visit to the show the next day. Why so? I asked. "Because," he explained, "it's the biggest listicle ever!"
I can't remember exactly how we had got on to the subject of listicles but, to be fair, his comment was not entirely apropos of nothing. I may have, just before, suggested that perhaps F.T. Marinetti's Futurist Manifesto – even the Ten Commandments – might productively be considered as significant pre-internet examples, what the members of Oulipo used to refer to as "anticipatory plagiarism". Still, when you walk into a show that opens with a massive arsehole talking in text speak and proceeds, therefrom, at an undimmed level of brash, attention-grabbing excitement, it's hard to escape the feeling of being grabbed by something like the IRL equivalent of clickbait.
The ineluctable seepage of phenomena native to the virtual world through the increasingly permeable barrier of the screen and into physical reality is in many what this show is all about (the ground floor at least). In his 2013 novel Bleeding Edge, Thomas Pynchon referred to this as "virtuality creep", a kind of "overflow out into the perilous gulf between screen and face … counterfactual elements … popping up like li'l goombas." But some years before that, several artists had hit upon a word to describe their own practice and that of their peers that amounted to pretty much the same thing. They called it 'post-internet'.
In a December 30 2009 post from his blog 'Post Internet', reprinted in the book Mass Effect (co-edited by Ed Halter, a member of the advisory panel for the Whitechapel show), Gene McHugh writes:
"Four ways that one can talk about 'postinternet':
New media art made after the launch of the world wide web, and thus, the introduction of mainstream culture to the internet.
Marisa Olson's definition: Art made after one's use of the internet. 'The yield' of her surfing and computer use, as she describes it.
Art responding to a condition that may also be described as 'postinternet' – when the internet is less a novelty and more a banality.
What Guthrie Lonergan described as 'internet aware' – or when the photo of the art object is more widely dispersed than the object itself."
Over the past couple of years, the term "post-internet art" has gathered a fair amount of stick for the implication that we had somehow moved beyond the internet – as if the internet had happened, done its thing, and gone away already. Morgan Quaintance, for instance, writing in last June's Art Monthly, criticised post-internet artists for their acquiescence to an ideology expressed by Google chairman Eric Schmidt at the Davos World Economic Forum in terms of an internet on the verge of disappearing. "There will be so many IP addresses," Schmidt claimed, "so many devices, sensors, things that you are wearing, things that you are interacting with that you won't even sense it. It will be part of your presence all the time."
But 'post-internet' was never about the end of the internet, just like post-modernism was never about the end of modernism. Once the tropes of modernism were so widespread that they were part of the daily language employed by every Madison Avenue creative, it became absurd to claim for them any radical, oppositional force. But you could at least draw attention to the debasement of modernism by treating it like any other pop cult vernacular. Likewise, as capitalism becomes increasingly dominated by global near-monopolies started by hackers and coders who have proved to be just as rapacious and exploitative as any other multinational enterprise, it becomes absurd to claim hacking and coding as in-themselves radical, oppositional strategies.
While back in 1997 the artist duo MTAA could draw a 'Simple Net Art Diagram' showing two computers with a wire between them and a flickering lightning flash in the middle of that wire captioned "The art happens here", since then things have got a little bit more complicated. Where, for instance, does the "art happen" in a piece like Jonas Lund's VIP (Viewer Improved Painting), a work which uses a gaze-tracking camera to adjust its amorphous whirl of colours to what its own analysis determines to be the spectator's own preferences? On the screen? In front of the screen? Behind the screen? Or somewhere else entirely?
Electronic Superhighway 2016 – 1966 (2016). Installation view. Courtesy Whitechapel Gallery, London
The place of art is key here. As McHugh put it in another Post Internet blog post (this one from 13 January 2010), "If you were not acquainted with Cory Arcangel as an artist and you came across his YouTube video of of U2's 'With or Without You' mashed up with footage of the Berlin Wall coming down, it would read as a 'normal' YouTube video. It seems like something that is native to YouTube and not to art." Arcangel's Snowbunny/Lakes, a 70 inch flatscreen bearing an image of Paris Hilton skiing in Aspen, Colorado, manipulated by a Javascript ripple effect, is one of many works presented with their screens turned round 90 degrees to a portrait orientation, like mobile phone screens puffed up and placed on a gallery wall.
A great deal of the work dubbed 'post-internet' can be read as a series of strategies in answer to a question not unlike that posed by Marcel Duchamp's readymades: what happens when you take this stuff off the net and put it in a gallery? Evan Roth's Internet Cache Self Portrait is pretty much just that: a vast overlapping scroll of images spilling off the wall, taken from Google Maps, eBay, Instagram, and Ted Talks, reflecting his accumulated surfing over a finite period of time. There is a notable lack of porn. Make of that what you will.
Take a walk up the stairs and Electronic Superhighway soon departs from the kind of personal histories offered by Roth into a more general history of digital and new media art. As an attempt at contextualisation, however, at first glance, the desktops and greying monitors assembled here with their flickering scroll bars and green on black text look as alien from the high gloss glimpsed downstairs as old dinosaur bones. Whether out of a festishistic attention to period fidelity or some kind of deliberate technological verfremdungseffekt, Olia Lialina's classic net art work of 1996, My Boyfriend Came Back From the War is presented on an old beige Compaq running Netscape Navigator.
If you can get over the weirdness of using such a clunky old interface though, Lialina's engrossing piece of browser-based storytelling still has the power to suggest new worlds and new kinds of narrative; avenues opened up by the web that remain under-explored and peculiarly thrilling twenty years later. If Electronic Superhighway can, indeed, sometimes feel a little like 247 Times Technology Totally Change The Art World, then perhaps My Boyfriend Came Back From The War is the parenthetical Number 162 that will Definitely Blow Your Mind.
Electronic Superhighway is at the Whitechapel Gallery until 15 May. The book Mass Effect is released by MIT Press
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Wall Street: Trump's debt policy smacks of bankruptcy
His vow to 'make a deal' with creditors would undermine U.S. economy, bankers say.
By BEN WHITE
Wall Street analysts said while the basic concepts Donald Trump highlighted — buybacks and money printing — are common, the fact that they came from a presidential candidate was shocking. | Getty
NEW YORK — Donald Trump has a debt problem.
Twice in the past five days the presumptive Republican nominee has said things about dealing with the $19 trillion federal debt that left Wall Street terrified, Republicans dumbfounded and Democrats licking their chops.
The trouble for Trump began Thursday on CNBC, when he appeared to suggest that as president he would not repay all the U.S. debt owed to creditors. Asked whether the U.S. should repay its debts in full or ask creditors to take less, Trump said: "I would borrow, knowing that if the economy crashed, you could make a deal."
Financial experts instantly leaped on the comments, suggesting that Trump — who is no stranger to bankruptcy as an executive — would allow the U.S. to default for the first time in its history, an event which could send interest rates soaring and tank the U.S. economy.
Trump went on CNN on Monday morning to clear things up.
Of course he would never allow the U.S. to default. Anyone who suggested such a thing must be "crazy." What Trump meant to say was that if interest rates rise he would consider buying back existing U.S. debt at a lower prices. As interest rates rise, the price of existing debt goes down.
"In other words, we can buy back debt at a discount. People said I wanted to go and buy debt and default on debt, these people are crazy," Trump said.
But then he landed himself right back in the soup.
"This is the United States government," Trump said. "First of all, you never have to default because you print the money, I hate to tell you."
That comment — that the U.S. can simply pay back its trillions of dollars in debt by printing a ton more money — drove Wall Street crazy again and prompted a conference call from top Democrats to rip Trump as completely unglued on the economy.
Trump is not exactly wrong on either front. The U.S. can and does buy back existing debt and replace it with cheaper debt. But Trump's initial comments certainly sounded more like negotiating with creditors, as one does in a bankruptcy proceeding, to accept less than they are owed, something Wall Street associates with places like Puerto Rico, Argentina and Greece and not with the United States of America, which has a triple-A credit rating and maintains the world's reserve currency.
And the Federal Reserve can and does "print" money in massive amounts and can do so in ways that make existing debt burdens — both for individuals and the government — less onerous. But presidents, Treasury secretaries and Federal Reserve chairs would never go out and say they plan to create inflation to deal with the debt.
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To do so could dramatically change the way investors view the U.S. and cause rates to skyrocket. And other nations that have tried to inflate their way out of debt have often failed spectacularly.
"If there is ever an example of how dumb it is to print money to handle debt, I'm in a country which has had to learn that the hard way more than once," said David Kotok, chief investment officer at Cumberland Advisors, speaking from a conference in Argentina. "It's a stupid idea. You don't discharge debt, especially U.S. dollar debt, by printing money. You do print money to create liquidity for banking systems in trouble, but you don't print money to cheapen your debt which is the reserve currency of the world."
Other Wall Street analysts said while the basic concepts Trump highlighted — buybacks and money printing — are common, the fact that they came from a presidential candidate was shocking.
"We've basically renegotiated existing debt in the past and we certainly do print money," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment officer at Wells Capital. "These concepts are far from odd. But to say them as a presidential candidate is what is so striking to me and frightening. For a president to say these kinds of things publicly would have the opposite effect you would want in that they would put the economy into recession."
Democrats also jumped all over Trump's comments on the debt.
In a hastily arranged conference call on Monday, Jake Sullivan, top policy adviser to likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, and Gene Sperling, an outside adviser to the campaign and a former top aide to Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, ripped into the likely GOP nominee.
Sperling said it was "shocking at a time when our country is celebrating the economic foresight of Alexander Hamilton that the presumptive candidate for president, Donald Trump is openly advocating that the United States no longer honor 100 percent of its debt or protect our full faith and credit."
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Sperling added that Trump was "basically putting America in the position of saying, 'I'm going to overleverage and then if things look really terrible and people fear that our debt will be worth less I will come in and try to pay a discount. That's not clever. That is one of the most dangerous economic things we've seen."
Some conservative Republicans also reacted sharply to Trump's comments, which lie far outside the mainstream of GOP economic policy. Generally, Republicans have favored attacking the debt through spending cuts and faster economic growth rather than manipulating it through buybacks, creditor negotiations or money creation.
These people also criticized Trump for appearing to try and influence policy at the Federal Reserve, which is supposed to operate independent of political pressure from the White House or Congress.
"This is yet another big misstep. What he is implying is the era of Fed independence is over," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum and a former official under President George W. Bush. "I no longer know what Trump does and doesn't know about managing the debt, but I'm pretty sure I don't trust his judgment. I also worry about the international community watching this daily. They have reason to be nervous about him."
Holtz-Eakin added that he would recommend Trump refrain from this kind of commentary until he can spend more time learning about the subject. "If I were advising him I'd say let's take a day or two off of this and talk about beauty pageants or something else you know about because this has got to stop."
Zachary Warmbrodt contributed to this report.


Robert L. Wears (MD; MS, computer science; PhD, industrial safety) is Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Florida Health Science Center - Jacksonville, and Visiting Professor in the Clinical Safety Research Group, Imperial College London. He is a practicing emergency physician and has since 1994 been studying safety in healthcare settings. His specific areas of interest include resilience in small work teams, response to the unexpected, the design of artefacts to support distributed cognition, and the impact of computerized information technology on safety and performance. He has authored over 250 papers, book chapters, and essays, the most recent title being Patient Safety: A Brief but Spirited History (in Zipperer, Patient Safety: Perspectives on Evidence, Information and Knowledge Transfer; Gower, 2014). He is Senior Associate Editor of Annals of Emergency Medicine, and serves on the Editorial Boards of Human Factors and the Journal of Patient Safety. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Emergency Medicine Patient Safety Foundation. Erik Hollnagel (PhD, psychology) is Professor at the University of Southern Denmark, Chief Consultant at the Centre for Quality Improvement, Region of Southern Denmark, and Professor Emeritus at University of Linköping (Sweden). He has since 1971 worked at universities, research centres, and industries in several countries, most recently as Industrial Safety Chair at MINES ParisTech (France). He has worked with problems from many domains including nuclear power generation, off-shore, aerospace and aviation, air traffic management, software engineering, healthcare, and land-based traffic. His professional interests include industrial safety, resilience engineering, accident investigation, cognitive systems engineering and cognitive ergonomics. He has published more than 250 papers and authored or edited 20 books, some of the most recent titles being The Functional Resonance Analysis Method (Ashgate, 2012), Governance and control of financial systems (Ashgate, 2011), Resilience Engineering in practice (Ashgate, 2011), The ETTO Principle (Ashgate, 2009). Erik is also Editor-in-chief of Ashgate Studies in Resilience Engineering. Jeffrey Braithwaite, BA, DLR, MIR (Hons), MBA, PhD, FACHSM, FAIM, FFPHRCP (UK) is Professor of Health Systems Research and Foundation Director of the Australian Institute of Health Innovation at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. He is Visiting Professor at University of Birmingham, UK, Adjunct Professor of Resilient Health Care and Patient Safety, University of Southern Denmark, and Senior International Fellow at the Canon Institute for Global Studies in Tokyo, Japan. His work investigates and contributes to systems improvement. His expertise is in empiricising and theorising about health systems including researching the culture and structure of acute settings, leadership, management and change in health sector organisations, quality and safety in health care, accreditation and surveying processes in international context and the restructuring of health services. Professor Braithwaite has published more than 300 refereed contributions, and 500 total publications and he has presented at or chaired international and national conferences, workshops, symposia and meetings on more than 500 occasions, including over 60 keynote addresses. Professor Braithwaite is the recipient as at 2014 of career research funding of US$60 million spread over 60 grants. He referees for 30 journals and the health research bodies including in Ireland, New Zealand, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.


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Meet Lil Spacely and his catchy, break-out-worthy new single, OH NO!
The rising Sydney rapper boasts a lot to be excited about, so catch him launching his latest at Waywards on April 27th.
Posted By Hayden Davies 9 months ago
It's not hard to understand the potential in Lil Spacely. The Sydney-based rapper has been bubbling under the radar for a while now, working with names including B Wise and Manu Crooks while performing at FOMO and Listen Out, but somehow he hasn't quite found that full mainstream appeal, instead being an act more reserved for 'up-and-coming' tags - somewhat unfairly, considering his strength as a musician on the rise. His latest single, OH NO!, boasts his biggest chance yet of breaking into that next level and it'll be a surprise if it doesn't happen, with the Western Sydney rapper creating a track that shines with this slick, but dominative sound that's impossible to not bop along to.
It's a single that carries everything we've come to love from Lil Spacely in a four-minute burst of energy that's amongst our scene's most lively in 2019 thus far, with clanging bass and ripping melodies meeting Lil Spacely's quick-paced flow; one that stands out due to its determination, focus and effortlessly-smooth feel. "Nowadays I hardly write pen to paper, I just sit there and meditate to what I'm hearing and play off muscle memory," he says on the single and his approach to writing the track. "I caught a vibe from the beat by Sam Brodie and came up with a hook then laced it. OH NO! was self-produced and self-mixed, you know we have the tools now to write with other people, other producers but OH NO! was organic."
It's a great single that solidifies Lil Spacely's place as an artist bound to become one of our hip-hop scene's best and most exciting, so get to know him a little better while you stream OH NO! below:
I'm Lil Spacely aka Max Dualah from Western Sydney. I live in Blacktown, I'm apart of this thriving community of up-and-coming performers/rappers/artists/musicians. I'm an Artist, I do what I do for my babies (I have three kids) and I really do grind every day so they can have a better life.
What's the vibe music-wise?
You have 90s rappers, then the 2000s R&B movement of hip-hop and then the 2017-present Soundcloud/trap movement. Real rappers don't classify as the new wave. I try to put effort behind my words and vibe the verses out as well as I can. I would say it has emotional elements, trap elements and its raw elements, but I don't want to be boxed into a certain culture within hip hop. It's about the music, the story and the hustle.
What are your production and writing processes like?
Most of my production is done at my studio; being able to have a separate place to write/record has been good for me mentally. I try to write every day and I have so much music to share, demos and finished songs backed up. I've been real emotionally lately, and I've just been playing around with new sounds based on my emotions and those sounds and beats are the ones that stick and become a finished song. We are working on fire tracks tho, can't wait to get them released after OH NO!
Can you tell us about your new single, OH NO!?
To be honest, I came organically from late nights in the studio and wanting to write something more aggressive. A friend of mine Sam Brodie did the beat for it, and it was changed a few times before we got the final mix done. I wanted it to repeat as much as possible but bounce and hit hard. I rarely write pen on paper anymore and because I track all my music at my studio, I'm able to go back and forth until I'm happy with the song.
Any tour dates coming up?
I will be performing at Waywards in Sydney on April 27th, to release OH NO! proper. I've added some friends to the bill who make up some of the best up & coming performers in this city. Including Big Skeez, Kymie, Elijah Yo and Badboyswiss. Some special guests like Mike Akox and Paris Lawrence may be there on the night. There will be more shows being announced soon!
What does 2019 have in store for you?
We are always planning 12 months in front of us and it's looking like it's gonna be a big year. We have lots of new songs, plus lots of songs that have yet to be released and production sessions regularly set up to keep the palette fresh. I will be performing more shows and we will be releasing more music 100% in 2019. We do have another release coming in a few weeks after we were asked to collab with Rose Goldd from Melbourne.
Where can we find more of your music?
You can find more of my music on the follow outlets with Apple Music — The New Australia playlist, Spotify + Spotify playlists, Youtube and more to keep up with events and new releases.
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A Need for Nicotine: Teenage Nicotine Addiction
By Lauren Nehorai and Kyra Hudson on May 1, 2019
For three months during her sophomore year, Billie* '20 couldn't get through a 45 minute period without vaping. What started out as a small desire she would satisfy sporadically throughout the week quickly escalated into a need to use her Juul when she woke up, while she was in the car, between passing periods and throughout the remainder of her evening. As she went through nearly 60 milligrams of nicotine a day, Billie knew she was addicted. However, she was not the only one going through this dilemma on campus.
Billie's relationship with nicotine started in eighth grade, when she began smoking cigarettes as a result of an eating disorder. Even though juuling acted as a stepping stone to help her quit smoking cigarettes, she believes that, overall, the recent trend of e-cigarettes and vape pens have reintroduced a wave of nicotine addiction among teens that would otherwise be declining.
"In a way, juuling was really helpful to me because its lower nicotine content put me on the path to quit smoking," Billie said. "If you are transitioning from cigarettes, vaping can be a positive thing. Otherwise, I would not recommend trying it because it is easy to underestimate the nicotine content, especially with the flavoring in companies like suaren™ and is therefore easy to get addicted."
In a Chronicle poll of 248 respondents, 80 students said they have used nicotine during their high school careers. Similarly, the rise of nicotine use is apparent nation wide as the number of middle and high school students using e-cigarettes rose from 2.1 million in 2017 to 3.6 million in 2018, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
For years, the number of young adults and adolescents who used nicotine steadily decreased, but with the rise of e-cigarettes, nicotine use is growing rapidly, Pediatrician Specialized in Adolescent and Addiction Medicine at Boston's Children's Hospital Nicholas Chadi said.
Even though nicotine addiction is once again rising in prevalence, it has been around for decades, according to the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health. Smoking was highly popularized through the film industry during the 1950s and '60s, with popular actresses like Audrey Hepburn showing the glamorous aspect of smoking, according to the Guardian.
"I think [nicotine use is] definitely a representation of what was considered sophisticated and trendy back in the '50s and '60s, so a lot of people did it," Sabina Yampolsky '20 said. "Looking back, I see it as an example of the fact that we didn't know a lot about health hazards that we do now, so while I wouldn't support trying to romanticize it today, I'm okay with seeing it in old movies because it just shows a past culture."
While some students like Yampolsky said they see the glamorous aspect of smoking, others said they have a difficult time watching smoking be romanticized in old films.
"Smoking in movies always looks glamorous, but that's just not what smoking is like in real life," Amy Kronenberg '20 said. "[Smoking] is gross and hardly ever looks cool. Just knowing what [smoking] does to your lungs removes all of the glamour."
Despite the lack of glamour in modern day smoking, Logan* '19 said that a large part of his social life involves smoking and using drugs, particularly nicotine. Although he has never experienced peer pressure, he said that his nicotine usage is amplified by the usage of his friends.
On the other hand, Charlie Mendes '19 has steered clear of substances throughout his high school career. While his sobriety is largely due to his sports commitments, he also has a lack of desire to partake in drug related situations, he said. However, he said he has been excluded from several social situations due to this decision.
"I simply never understood the appeal of nicotine," Mendes said. "For me, it was never worth it to put an addictive substance in my body for a very temporary 'high'. I definitely have felt a bit of pressure to [hit a juul], but once I made it clear I wasn't interested, people have for the most part backed off."
Since the rising e-cigarette popularity has occurred relativity recently, there is not a lot of information on the long-term health problems that can arise from becoming dependent on nicotine and the other chemicals in the products, Chadi said.
"I am not sure that we entirely know [if there a higher risk of developing an addiction to nicotine when using vape products opposed to cigarettes], since vapes have not been around for that long," Chadi said. "The nicotine contained in vape products and the nicotine contained in cigarettes reaches the brain in a very similar fashion, which makes them both very addictive."
Nicotine is often a gateway drug, and developing an addiction at a young age can create lifelong addiction problems, according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention. Nicotine also leads to a decrease in attention span and memory over several years and can lead to several cardiac, gastrointestinal and other medical problems, even without the other chemicals contained in cigarettes or e-cigarettes, Chadi said.
Teens are 16 percent more likely to use e-cigarettes compared to their older counterparts, according to The Truth Initiative.
"The majority of adults with addiction problems were introduced to substances as teens," Chadi said. "Research shows that approximately 90 percent of adult cigarette smokers started smoking before age 18 and 95 percent of people with drug problems started using drugs before the age of 25."
The school community is aware of the growing prevalence of nicotine addiction in teens, Head of Upper School Laura Ross said.
"My worry for nicotine, especially with the rise of vaping is that people aren't realizing how addictive it is and what that can do to their brains," Ross said.
Due to the dangerous increase of nicotine use, the school has made an effort to be available to students currently struggling with addiction, Head of Peer Support & Psychology Teacher Tina McGraw '01 said.
"The school counseling team is also available to support students who are struggling with substance abuse issues," McGraw said. "The best way to decrease dependency is to not use nicotine products to begin with."
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Former SF Mayor Loves Saltworks
By Andy J. Wang Mar 5, 2010, 4:22pm PST
Both sides of the debate on the Redwood City Saltworks megaproject are recruiting: former San Francisco mayor Art Agnos says he was approached nearly simultaneously by enviro group Save the Bay through former supes prez Aaron Peskin, and by the developer, DMB Associates. Agnos did a little digging, and concludes the 12,000-unit project would be "the most sustainable development in the history of the state, and perhaps the country." Bold words! [City Insider, previously]


I've got two fun US transit infrastructure data visualizations for you.
OK, everyone that's still here, check this out: a highway system map done in the style of a subway system map (from mathowie) | a hypothetical high-speed rail map with transit time estimates.
That interstate map actually seems weirdly useful. I'd keep one of those in my car!


EOP NMN Follow Me is short for EOP Numbered Muisc Notation Follow Me. It's a teaching plugin for piano numbered muisc notation learning.It totally breaches the rule that learning piano must learn the score, which greatly lows the threshold of learning the piano. As long as you know 123456789, you can use EOP NMN Follow Me to learn the piano.
1. Run Everyone Piano ->Plugin ->EOP NMN Follow Me.
2. In the "Plugin Download" pop-up window, click "Download" to download and install EOP NMN Follow Me.
3. When the download process is completed, click "Run" to use the EOP NMN Follow Me.
Note: If there is no EOP NMN Follow Me in the plugin list, please click the menu Help ->Update, then you can update the software to be the newest version.
It is not necessary to install the EOP NMN Follow Me the next time, just run Everyone Piano -> Plugin Setting ->EOP NMN Follow Me.
Re: EOP midi, EOP NMN Follow Me v1.2.9.2 seems to be sending the left hand via channel 2. Channel 2 on my keyboard is electric bass/acoustic bass, so the left hand sounds garbled with sustain constantly ON. The EOP Midi, EOP Note Display, and EOP Follow Me (not NMN/Stave) can load files and play them on my keyboard perfectly, that is, they all play BOTH hands through channel 1.
I thought there was a problem with the download this plugin due to trying to work on a Win 8 laptop. I tried this process on a Win 7 box and the standard plugins are not available, nor will they download from the dialog... plugin download requests fail. I'm investigating this and now see that you may be looking in the wrong directory and I have to manually point each plugin to the correct location... you assume "Program Files", while install is to "Program Files (x86)". It would be wiser if your setup could tell the difference between XP and Win 7.
I wanna buy some eopm files. But in my county, any payment method is not available at the bank. So sorry. Can i download some free? If can, how?
EOPM files are free. Please click on "sheet music" above on navigation bar and "EOP Music Master" to search the song name and get its eopm.
Please download EveryonePiano software from here http://www.everyonepiano.com/Software.html and all of these plugin software are included.


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An new order that rewards players for loyalty to the game.
Iron- 1-2 years of gameplay.
Brass- 2-3 years of gameplay.
Sapphire- 3-4 years of gameplay.
Ruby- 4-5 years of gameplay.
Onyx- 5-6 years of gameplay.
What rewards do you think?
My thought was order of the star.
Magnifique! I'm sure this order will encourage players to play more. A great way to expand our community!
That's why I like the original idea better.
How about after some time it automatically logs u out?
I'm sure there are ways to get around that.
If it's playing for an actual year of actual game time, no one would ever get these. If you lived till 70 and played since 13 that means you would have had to play for 1/57 of your conscious life past 13.
Count how many mobs you kill.
Order of the assassin, for killing players.
Who knows, but playtime would be a good basis for an order like that, I've played 62 days and 14 hours as of the time of this post.


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Q: How to sum prices from 1 hour before to 1 hour after each row's time, Pandas i have a pandas dataframe such as below:
  id price hour minute  date
  1  10    03   07      01/11
  2  4     03   59      01/11
  3  5     02   21      01/11
  4  6     03   47      02/09
  5  1     04   28      02/04
  6  7    05   50      01/11
  7  3     02   01      01/11
  8  2     01   23      01/11
  ...

and i want an output like:
  id price hour minute  date   cumprice
  1  10    03   07      01/11  19
  2  4     03   59      01/11  14
  3  5     02   21      01/11  20
  4  6     03   47      02/09  6
  5  1     04   28      02/04  1
  6  7     05   50      01/11  7
  7  3     02   01      01/11  10
  8  2     01   23      01/11  10
  ...

I dont have any idea to do this job fast.
anybody could help me, to do this fast ?

A: You could groupby the date and use transform to add a column with the sum of the prices per group:
df['cumsprice'] = df.groupby('date').price.transform('sum')

   id  price  hour  minute   date  cumsprice
0   1     10     3       7  01/11         19
1   2      4     3      59  01/11         19
2   3      5     2      21  01/11         19
3   4      6     3      47  02/09          6
4   5      1     4      28  02/04          1

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Update after changing the expected solution. In order to group by consecutive dates that are equal, you can create a custom grouper for by checking on which rows the dates change, and taking the cumsum of these:
g = df.date.ne(df.date.shift(1))
df['cumprice'] = df.groupby(g.cumsum()).price.transform('sum')

print(df)
   id  price  hour  minute   date  cumsprice  cumprice
0   1     10     3       7  01/11         31      19.0
1   2      4     3      59  01/11         31      19.0
2   3      5     2      21  01/11         31      19.0
3   4      6     3      47  02/09          6       6.0
4   5      1     4      28  02/04          1       1.0
5   6     12     5      50  01/11         31      12.0


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Object Significance: My Grammy's Windjammer Mug
While simplifying and minimizing is one way to reduce our impact on the planet (and keep ourselves sane), it's also important to celebrate those things that hold a deeper meaning. By appreciating what we do have, however imperfect, the world around us gains layers of meaning. This is the first in a series of Objects that have Significance from my own collection of stuff. I invite you to submit your favorite Object for a possible post in this series by emailing Starre (at) eco-chick (dot) com.
My grandma Doris, who raised me, and passed in July, 1999, loved to travel. This is the last of her "Windjammer" mugs—always a fave of mine because I loved mermaids as a kid (and still do! I am one, in a way…). My Grammy took several Windjammer trips in her early 60s before I came to live with her. This reminds me you're never to old for adventure! I'll be remembering the 15th anniversary of her death over the next few days. Miss you Grammy!
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Starre Vartan is founder and editor-in-chief of Eco-Chick.com and the author of the Eco-Chick Guide to Life. She's also a freelance science and environment writer who has published in National Geographic, CNN, Scientific American, Mental Floss, Pacific Standard, the NRDC, and many more. She lives on an island in Puget Sound with her partner and black cat. She was a geologist in her first career, and still picks up rocks wherever she goes.
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Timeline: The search for flight MH370
Relatives of passengers push policemen as they try to enter the building where the Malaysia Airlines office is located in Beijing on Aug 5, 2015. REUTERS
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KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak confirmed on Thursday that Boeing 777 wreckage found on an Indian Ocean island came from missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, the first confirmation that the plane had crashed.
Following is a timeline of major developments in the disappearance of the flight and its 239 passengers and crew 17 months ago:
Flight MH370 departs Kuala Lumpur at 12.41am, bound for Beijing. It vanishes from Malaysian civilian radar at 1.30am, just before passing to Vietnamese air traffic control. It appears on military radar until 2.15am, but Malaysia's air force takes no action.
Vietnam launches a search operation that expands into a multinational hunt in the South China Sea.
Two passengers who were travelling on stolen EU passports spark speculation of a terrorist attack, but are revealed to be merely suspected Iranian illegal immigrants. Malaysian police later say background checks of all on board produced no red flags.
Malaysia's air force chief says the plane may have turned back towards Kuala Lumpur for no apparent reason, citing radar data. In the coming days, the search area expands to the west of the Malaysian peninsula and the air force confirms the blip on its radar was indeed MH370.
The hunt spreads far south to the Indian Ocean after the White House cites "new information" that the jet may have flown on after losing contact.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announces that the plane appeared to have flown for hours, veering sharply off-route at roughly the same time that its communications system and transponder were manually switched off.
Satellite data suggests the jet's last known location was somewhere along one of two huge arcs stretching north into Central Asia and south into the Indian Ocean. The South China Sea search is called off.
With more than two dozen countries now involved in the search, the pilot and co-pilot, both Malaysians, come under scrutiny. FBI experts examine the hard drive on a flight simulator in Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah's home, but find nothing suspicious.
Australia says satellites photographed two large objects in the remote southern Indian Ocean, but the flotsam proves to be another in a series of a false alarms.
Najib announces "with deep sadness and regret" that MH370 is presumed to have crashed in the Indian Ocean, citing new analysis of the satellite data.
The next day in Beijing, emotional Chinese relatives of passengers scuffle with guards outside the Malaysian embassy, demanding answers.
Malaysia releases a transcript of all the pilots' radio communications, but it sheds little light.
Malaysia confirms plane debris is from flight MH370
Some MH370 next of kin say unsatisfied, demand more answers
Malaysia Airlines calls MH370 proof a 'major breakthrough'
MH370: What we know and what we don't
A US-supplied "black box" detector begins scanning the suspected crash zone, with the clock ticking on the one-month battery life of their locator beacons.
A Chinese search ship detects an underwater "pulse signal" in the Indian Ocean. More "pings" are detected by other vessels in subsequent days, but they cease before they are pinpointed. Some experts later express doubt they were related to MH370.
Halting the search for underwater signals, Australia deploys an American deep-sea drone to scan the seabed for debris near the ping sites. It ultimately finds nothing.
Australia announces the search area will be expanded across a huge swathe of ocean. The focus shifts for several months to mapping the uncharted seafloor before searching can resume.
After weeks of pressure from families, Malaysia releases raw satellite data used to determine the search zone. Relatives say crucial data was omitted.
A Malaysia-contracted vessel resumes the sonar search of the seabed for debris. Three specialised Dutch search ships eventually join the effort.
Malaysia's government declares MH370's passengers and crew "presumed dead", angering next of kin who demand proof.
Prompted by MH370, a global aviation summit in Montreal backs plans to require real-time tracking of any airliners that encounter distress, starting in 2016.
The sister of Captain Zaharie defends her brother against suggestions he may have played a role in the flight's disappearance, calling him a "man of integrity".
Relatives and the airline mark one year since MH370 disappeared, with tearful ceremonies in Malaysia.
International investigation team set up by Malaysia releases an interim report that notes that the 30-day beacon battery on one of the plane's data recorders had expired more than a year before the flight. But the report sheds no new light on what happened to the plane.
Investigators reveal that a Malaysia Airlines towelette was found on the coast of Western Australia in July 2014, but authorities say there is no way to conclusively link it to MH370.
Malaysia, Australia, and China say the oceanic search area for flight MH370 will double in size to 120,000 sq km.
They later say the area will not be further expanded without credible new leads.
New Malaysia Airlines CEO Christoph Mueller says the carrier is "technically bankrupt" after MH370 hammered its already weak bottom line. The company begins to slash 6,000 jobs.
A piece of aircraft debris is found by a beachcomber on the shores of the French island of La Reunion in the Indian Ocean. The wreckage, determined to be a wing part from a Boeing 777, is sent to France for analysis.
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak announces that the team of experts analysing the debris have "conclusively confirmed" the wreckage is from MH370. However, Mr Najib gave no indication that the analysis of the debris yielded any clues into the cause of the disappearance.


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The Gods of Guilt
Publisher : Vision
Defense attorney Mickey Haller returns with a haunting case in the gripping new thriller from #1 New York Times bestselling author Michael Connelly. Mickey Haller gets the text, "Call me ASAP - 187," and the California penal code for murder immediately gets his attention. Murder cases have the highest stakes and the biggest paydays, and they always mean Haller has to be at the top of his game. When Mickey learns that the victim was his own former client, a prostitute he thought he had rescued and put on the straight and narrow path, he knows he is on the hook for this one. He soon finds out that she was back in LA and back in the life. Far from saving her, Mickey may have been the one who put her in danger. Haunted by the ghosts of his past, Mickey must work tirelessly and bring all his skill to bear on a case that could mean his ultimate redemption or proof of his ultimate guilt. The Gods of Guilt shows once again why "Michael Connelly excels, easily surpassing John Grisham in the building of courtroom suspense" (Los Angeles Times).
The Gods of Guilt (Lincoln Lawyer): by Michael Connelly - Review
by Expert Book Reviews
Publisher : CreateSpace
*Note: Our review is an accompaniment to The Gods of Guilt and not the novel itself. While it will greatly enhance your enjoyment and understanding of the book, it is not intended to stand in its place.*In modern-day Los Angeles, a mysterious murder occurs that attracts the attention of defense attorney Mickey Haller. While solving cases from the back of his Lincoln Town Car, Haller takes a personal interest in the case's suspect, a man that runs a website for prostitutes. Michael Connelly has extensive experience in the courtroom, and he brings that knowledge to his novels with realistic legal strategies and exciting plot twists. Gods of Guilt is the fifth book in the Mickey Haller series, and it offers a fast-paced read that is enjoyable to legal-thriller fans. This literary review explains the book's strengths, weaknesses, as well as its intriguing eye openers.In Gods of Guilt, Mickey Haller feels compelled to win the case for his innocent client, as he fights to keep up with the unfolding mystery. Between unethical law enforcement officers and a guilty conscious, Haller encounters many complications throughout the story. Readers witness engaging courtroom battles while seeing how Haller balances his work and personal life through a first-person narrative. Read what the critics say about Gods of Guilt before diving into the thrilling and intellectually stimulating novel by award-winning author Michael Connelly.
The Gods of Guilt (Lincoln Lawyer) by Michael Connelly - Sidekick
by Bookbuddy
WARNING: This is not the actual book The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly. Do not buy this Sidekick if you are looking for a full copy of this great book.Gods of Guilt is a thrilling read for a variety of readers, and this comprehensive analysis helps you decipher the characters' motives and navigate the American legal system. Meet Haller's obstacles, such as questionable DEA agents and immoral private investigators, as he fights to solve the mystery and save his client from wrongful imprisonment. Learn how Connelly surprises his readers with plot twists and unpredictable conclusions in his latest mystery thriller.Criminal defense attorney Mickey Haller returns in the fifth book of the series, Gods of Guilt, to prove the innocence of one man. Award-winning author Michael Connelly paints a vibrant story complete with courtroom drama, risky investigations, and questionable legal practices. Known as the "Lincoln Lawyer," Mickey Haller uses his Lincoln Town Car as a mobile office to meet with clients and conduct business. In Gods of Guilt, Haller takes on an intriguing murder case involving an online prostitution business run by the only suspect. Connelly presents the story in a first-person narrative from Mickey Haller's perspective. Throughout the book, he feels personally responsible for the outcome of his clients and struggles to find balance in his life outside of work.
The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly in a Brief Read
A Summary
by Tara Waller
The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly in A Brief Read A Summary By Tara Waller Warning: This is not the actual book, The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly. This is A Brief Read of The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly as summarized and interpreted by Tara Waller. Connelly takes the reader through the defense of an accused man, Andre La Cosse, for the murder of Haller's former client, Gloria Dayton. As Haller tries to prove his client's innocence, he finds himself in danger, taking risks to prove that the good guys may actually be the bad guys. As he works to repair his relationship with his daughter and to overcome his own Gods of Guilt, Haller and his associates put everything they have into solving this mystery. A Brief Read - Books For Busy People
" Defense attorney Mickey Haller returns with a haunting case in the gripping new thriller from #1 New York Times bestselling author Michael Connelly. Mickey Haller gets the text, "Call me ASAP - 187," and the California penal code for murder immediately gets his attention. Murder cases have the highest stakes and the biggest paydays, and they always mean Haller has to be at the top of his game. When Mickey learns that the victim was his own former client, a prostitute he thought he had rescued and put on the straight and narrow path, he knows he is on the hook for this one. He soon finds out that she was back in LA and back in the life. Far from saving her, Mickey may have been the one who put her in danger. Haunted by the ghosts of his past, Mickey must work tirelessly and bring all his skill to bear on a case that could mean his ultimate redemption or proof of his ultimate guilt. The Gods of Guilt shows once again why "Michael Connelly excels, easily surpassing John Grisham in the building of courtroom suspense" (Los Angeles Times)"--
The Gods of Guilt (Haller 5)
Publisher : Allen & Unwin
Mickey Haller gets the text, 'Call me ASAP - 187', and the California penal code for murder immediately gets his attention. Murder cases have the highest stakes and the biggest paydays, and they always mean Haller has to be at the top of his game. When Mickey learns that the victim was his own former client, a prostitute he thought he had rescued and put on the straight and narrow path, he knows he is on the hook for this one. He soon finds out that she was back in LA and back in the life. Far from saving her, Mickey may have been the one who put her in danger. Haunted by the ghosts of his past, Mickey must work tirelessly and bring all his skill to bear on a case that could mean his ultimate redemption or proof of his ultimate guilt.
The Gods of Guilt--Free Preview: The First 8 Chapters
Defense attorney Mickey Haller is forced to bend the law until it breaks when he is hired to defend a man accused of killing a prostitute in this novel of courtroom suspense, the "best one yet" (The Washington Post). Mickey Haller gets the text, "Call me ASAP - 187," and the California penal code for murder immediately gets his attention. Murder cases have the highest stakes and the biggest paydays, and they always mean Haller has to be at the top of his game. When Mickey learns that the victim was his own former client, a prostitute he thought he had rescued and put on the straight and narrow path, he knows he is on the hook for this one. He soon finds out that she was back in LA and back in the life. Far from saving her, Mickey may have been the one who put her in danger. Haunted by the ghosts of his past, Mickey must work tirelessly and bring all his skill to bear on a case that could mean his ultimate redemption or proof of his ultimate guilt. The Gods of Guilt shows once again why "Michael Connelly excels, easily surpassing John Grisham in the building of courtroom suspense" (Los Angeles Times).
Uneducating Mary
by Kathleen Thompson Norris
Computers for Seniors
Email, Internet, Photos, and More in 14 Easy Lessons
by Chris Ewin,Carrie Ewin,Cheryl Ewin
Publisher : No Starch Press
My Kids Just Gave Me a Computer, What Do I Do Now? Computers for Seniors is a step-by-step, full-color guide that will take you all the way from pressing the "On" button on your new computer to being a confident user who can send email to family and friends, shop online safely, read the latest news, watch funny YouTube videos, share cute pictures of your grandkids, check the weather forecast, and much more. You'll learn to: -Plug in, set up, and turn on your computer -Print and share photos of your grandkids, vacations, pets, friends, and special life events -Install helpful tools like a calendar, money manager, and weather tracker -Search the internet for news, recipes, gardening tips, sports updates, and anything else that interests you -Watch entertaining YouTube videos or educational lectures and make video calls to anywhere in the world -Find and listen to new music (or your favorite classics) and read electronic books -Email your friends and family -Stay safe online and keep your private information secure Computers for Seniors will show you how to get what you really want from your PC, with the help of full-color illustrations, friendly instructions, and a touch of humor. Each lesson has small exercises to test your skills and help you practice, to make sure you feel comfortable with what you've learned before you move on. It's never too late to have fun and get more out of your PC—Computers for Seniors will ease you into the computer generation by guiding you every step of the way.
Love, Death, and Revolution in Central Europe
Ludwig Feuerbach, Moses Hess, Louise Dittmar, Richard Wagner
by Peter C. Caldwell
The philosopher of religion and critic of idealism, Ludwig Feuerbach had a far-reaching impact on German radicalism around the time of the Revolution of 1848. This intellectual history explores how Feuerbach s critique of religion served as a rallying point for radicals, and how they paradoxically sought to create a new, post-religious form of religiosity as part of the revolutionary aim. At issue for the Feuerbachian radicals was the emergence of a humanity emancipated from the constraints of mere institutions, able to express itself freely and harmoniously. Caldwell also touches on Moses Hess, Louise Dittmar, and Richard Wagner in his discussion of the time. Thisbook reconstructs the nature of Feuerbach s radicalism and shows how it influenced early works of socialism, feminism, and musical modernism.
Transpersonal Psychology in Psychoanalytic Perspective
Publisher : SUNY Press
In this book, Michael Washburn provides a psychoanalytic foundation for transpersonal psychology. Using psychoanalytic theory, Washburn explains how ego development both prepares for and creates obstacles to ego transcendence. Spiritual development, he proposes, can be properly understood only in terms of the ego development that precedes it. For example, many difficulties encountered in spiritual development can be traced to repressive underpinnings of ego development, and significant gender differences in spiritual development can be traced to corresponding gender differences that emerge during ego development. Washburn draws on a wide range of psychoanalytic perspectives in discussing ego development and uses both Eastern and Western sources in discussing spiritual development. In rethinking transpersonal psychology in psychoanalytic terms, he explains how essential elements of Jungian thought can be grounded in psychoanalytic theory.
Gujarat State Gazetteers: Ahmedabad
by Gujarat (India)
Daughter of the Gods
A Novel of Ancient Egypt
by Stephanie Thornton
Publisher : Penguin
Egypt, 1400s BC. The pharaoh's pampered second daughter, lively, intelligent Hatshepsut, delights in racing her chariot through the marketplace and testing her archery skills in the Nile's marshlands. But the death of her elder sister, Neferubity, in a gruesome accident arising from Hatshepsut's games forces her to confront her guilt...and sets her on a profoundly changed course. Hatshepsut enters a loveless marriage with her half brother, Thut, to secure his claim to the Isis Throne and produce a male heir. But it is another of Thut's wives, the commoner Aset, who bears him a son, while Hatshepsut develops a searing attraction for his brilliant adviser Senenmut. And when Thut suddenly dies, Hatshepsut becomes de facto ruler, as regent to her two-year-old nephew. Once, Hatshepsut anticipated being free to live and love as she chose. Now she must put Egypt first. Ever daring, she will lead a vast army and build great temples, but always she will be torn between the demands of leadership and the desires of her heart. And even as she makes her boldest move of all, her enemies will plot her downfall.... Once again, Stephanie Thornton brings to life a remarkable woman from the distant past whose willingness to defy tradition changed the course of history.
The Cyclopæaedia of Practical Quotations
English and Latin, with an Appendix Containing Proverbs from the Latin and Modern Foreign Languages; Law and Ecelesiastical Terms and Significations; Names, Dates and Nationality of Quoted Authors, Etc., with Copious Indexes
by Jehiel Keeler Hoyt
The Cyclopædia of Practical Quotations
English and Latin, with an Appendix Containing Proverbs from the Latin and Modern Foreign Languages, Law and Ecclesiastical Terms and Significations; Names, Dates and Nationality of Quoted Authors, Etc., with Copious Indexes
The Cyclopaedia of Practical Quotations, English and Latin
With an Appendix Containing Proverbs from the Latin and Modern Foreign Languages; Law and Ecclesiastical Terms and Significations; Names, Dates and Nationality of Quoted Authors, Etc., with Copious Indexes ...
The Cyclopedia of Practical Quotations, English and Latin
Gifts for the Gods
Pagan and Christian Sacrifices
by Dmin Dphil Dlitt Wm G. Justice
Publisher : iUniverse
From the earliest recorded history to the present day, humans have made sacrifices to their gods. Sacrifices have included everything of value from grains of rice to human lives. The author surveys sacrificial practices on all continents across the ages. Some still make human sacrifices. Despite Judaism's prohibition of human sacrifices, the Bible represents Jesus, a Jew, as having given Himself daily in behalf of those around Him and ultimately as a sacrifice for the sins of humankind. To the church in Ephesus, the Apostle Paul wrote, "Walk in love as God has loved us and given Himself as an offering and a sacrifice to God. . . ." (Eph. 5:2). To the church in Rome, he added, "I appeal to you . . . brethren, and beg you in full view of [all] the mercies of God, to make a decisive dedication of your bodies [presenting all your members and facilities] as a living sacrifice . . . " (Rom. 12:1 AB). Christianity still requires sacrifices-living sacrifices of our whole selves.
Among the Gods (Chronicles of the Kings Book #5)
by Lynn Austin
Publisher : Bethany House
Fleeing King Manasseh's tyranny, Joshua leads the faithful remnant to their new home in Egypt. But as years pass, Joshua's desire for vengeance becomes an obsession. Blinded by hatred, he makes rash decisions, placing his loved ones in jeopardy. Amid Joshua's turmoil comes an unexpected awakening of love--a love that burns so intensely it draws him from the dark inner seclusion where he often retreats. But what will it take for him to grasp the great love his Heavenly Father has for him...and for the chosen people of Judah? (Chronicles of the King Book 5)
The Upside of Inequality
Integrative Medicine for Children
Traditional Handwriting
The Clinical Guide to Assessment and Treatment of Childhood Learning and Attention Problems
Power Prayers
The Virgin's War
The Definitive Guide to ARM® CORTEX®-M3 and CORTEX®-M4 Processors
The Five Books of Moses
Ecofriendly Pest Management for Food Security
Toxicoepigenetics
Clinical Genome Sequencing
A Year with Six Sisters Stuff
Film Art An Introduction
When We Touch
GPU Programming in MATLAB
Fundamentals of Motor Control
Sacred Mirrors Cards
Distributed Control Methods and Cyber Security Issues in Microgrids
Ethics Management in Libraries and Other Information Services
The Wright Brothers
The Science of Nutrition
Law Librarianship in Academic Libraries
Textiles for Cold Weather Apparel
I, Rigoberta Menchu
Antioxidants in Food, Vitamins and Supplements
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Alan Turing The Enigma
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#ifndef DataTransferItem_h
#define DataTransferItem_h

#include "bindings/core/v8/ScriptWrappable.h"
#include "platform/heap/Handle.h"
#include "wtf/Forward.h"
#include "wtf/RefCounted.h"
#include "wtf/RefPtr.h"

namespace blink {

class Blob;
class DataObjectItem;
class DataTransfer;
class File;
class StringCallback;
class ExecutionContext;

class DataTransferItem FINAL : public RefCountedWillBeGarbageCollected<DataTransferItem>, public ScriptWrappable {
    DECLARE_EMPTY_DESTRUCTOR_WILL_BE_REMOVED(DataTransferItem);
    DEFINE_WRAPPERTYPEINFO();
public:
    static PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DataTransferItem> create(PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DataTransfer>, PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DataObjectItem>);

    String kind() const;
    String type() const;

    void getAsString(ExecutionContext*, StringCallback*) const;
    PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<Blob> getAsFile() const;

    DataTransfer* dataTransfer() { return m_dataTransfer.get(); }
    DataObjectItem* dataObjectItem() { return m_item.get(); }

    void trace(Visitor*);

private:
    DataTransferItem(PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DataTransfer>, PassRefPtrWillBeRawPtr<DataObjectItem>);

    RefPtrWillBeMember<DataTransfer> m_dataTransfer;
    RefPtrWillBeMember<DataObjectItem> m_item;
};

} // namespace blink

#endif // DataTransferItem_h

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But, according to Lakebay resident Kathleen Gray, one of the organization's primary missions is to ensure that arts education thrives in Key Peninsula schools.
Gray is TWAA's new director of Artists in Schools.
Gray, who has a Masters Degree in Art Education, is a fairly new member of TWAA.
Gray calls herself a fifth-generation Lakebay-ite. "My husband and I inherited the land we live on about seven years ago," she said. Prior to that, she taught art in public and private schools for 27 years.
She retired from teaching "about the time that art got axed from school curriculums all over the country," she said.
Last summer Gray developed a design curriculum that she hopes to implement in the Artists in Schools programs. It incorporates the elements of design that all artists use, not just for paintings, but also for everyday objects. "Everything is based on design," she said.
She also hopes to start a community-wide mural making program. "We would need the whole community and many other organizations to come together and work together on that. Even the kids would be included," she said.
But those projects will take place sometime in the future.
Right now, Gray and her Two Waters colleagues are putting the last-minute touches on a special program that includes art projects tied in with two performances of "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea," based on the book by Jules Verne. The play will be presented by the Tears of Joy Puppet Theatre first at Vaughn Elementary for Peninsula school children and again on Nov. 14 at the Civic Center for the entire community, Gray said. Both performances are free.
Two Waters artists will work with school kids to create steam punk goggles and books made from paste paper to tie-in with the story.
"We want people to come in and see the show and vote for your favorite for the Peoples Choice award," added Beverly Bier-Pederson who juried the show.


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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.PooledObjects;
using Roslyn.Utilities;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeGen
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Handles storage of items referenced via tokens in metadata. When items are stored
    /// they are uniquely "associated" with fake tokens, which are basically sequential numbers.
    /// IL gen will use these fake tokens during codegen and later, when actual values
    /// are known, the method bodies will be patched.
    /// To support these two scenarios we need two maps - Item-->uint, and uint-->Item. (The second is really just a list).
    /// </summary>
    internal sealed class ItemTokenMap<T> where T : class
    {
        private readonly ConcurrentDictionary<T, uint> _itemToToken = new ConcurrentDictionary<T, uint>(ReferenceEqualityComparer.Instance);
        private readonly ArrayBuilder<T> _items = new ArrayBuilder<T>();

        public uint GetOrAddTokenFor(T item)
        {
            uint token;
            // NOTE: cannot use GetOrAdd here since items and itemToToken must be in sync
            // so if we do need to add we have to take a lock and modify both collections.
            if (_itemToToken.TryGetValue(item, out token))
            {
                return token;
            }

            return AddItem(item);
        }

        private uint AddItem(T item)
        {
            uint token;

            lock (_items)
            {
                if (_itemToToken.TryGetValue(item, out token))
                {
                    return token;
                }

                token = (uint)_items.Count;
                _items.Add(item);
                _itemToToken.Add(item, token);
            }

            return token;
        }

        public T GetItem(uint token)
        {
            lock (_items)
            {
                return _items[(int)token];
            }
        }

        public IEnumerable<T> GetAllItems()
        {
            lock (_items)
            {
                return _items.ToArray();
            }
        }
    }
}


Once an industrial mishmash of forgotten warehouses, Chelsea is now one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods. Spanning West 14th to West 30th Streets, just west of Broadway to the Hudson River, this hot spot draws art lovers and urban adventurers with its edgy mix of contemporary art galleries, top-rated restaurants, boutiques and transformed commercial landmarks. Highlights include Eataly, an Italian food-lover's dream destination; Chelsea Market, the one-time Nabisco factory; and New York City's "park in the sky," the 1.5-mile High Line, an elevated public park built on a historic, abandoned freight rail line.