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Stream Secrets of Sulfur Springs Season 2: How to Watch Online
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The hit young adult mystery series Secrets of Sulfur Springs is back for its second season, premiering Friday, January 14 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on Disney Channel.
There is no specific date as to when the Season 2 episodes of Secrets of Sulfur Springs will make their way to Disney+. So if you don't have cable and want to watch it now, here are a few different ways you can watch it online without Disney+:
On FuboTV you can watch live stream of Disney Channel and 100+ other TV channels that comes with a 7-day free trial:
Free FuboTV Trial
Once you have signed up to FuboTV, You can watch Secrets of Sulfur Springs live on the FuboTV appthat runs on your Roku, Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV or Fire Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox One or Series X/S, Samsung TV, LG TV, any device with Android TV (e.g. Sony TV or Nvidia Shield ), iPhone, Android phone, iPad or Android tablet. Or you can watch it on your computer through FuboTV website.
If you can't watch live, FuboTV offers 250 hours of cloud DVR storage, plus a 72-hour look-back feature that lets you watch most shows on-demand within three days (and sometimes longer), and in conclusion, too if you don't record them.
DirecTV Stream (formerly AT&T TV) has four different channel packages: "Entertainment", "Choice", "Ultimate" and "Premier". Disney Channel is included in each, but you can choose any package and add-on you want with your 14-day free trial.
Note that the free trial isn't advertised as such, but your "due today" amount is $0 when you sign up. If you watch on your computer, phone or tablet you will not be billed for 14 days. If you're watching on a streaming device on your TV (Roku, Fire Stick, Apple TV, etc.), you'll be billed for the first month, but you can still get a full refund if you cancel before 14 days:
Free Trial of DirecTV Stream
Once signed up for DirecTV Stream, You can watch "Secrets of Sulfur Springs" live on the DirecTV Stream apprunning on your Roku, Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV or Fire Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Samsung TV, any Android TV device (e.g. Sony TV or Nvidia Shield), iPhone, Android phone, iPad or Android available is tablet. Or you can watch on your computer through the DirecTV Stream website.
If you can't watch live, DirecTV Stream also includes 20 hours of cloud DVR storage (with the ability to upgrade to unlimited hours).
On Vidgo you can watch a live stream from Disney Channel and over 65 other TV channels that comes with a seven-day free trial:
Free Vidgo Trial
Once logged into Vidgo, You can watch Secrets of Sulfur Springs live on the Vidgo appavailable on your Roku, Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV or Firestick, Apple TV, Chromecast, any Android TV device (e.g. Sony TV or Nvidia Shield), iPhone, Android phone, iPad or Android tablet . Or you can watch on your computer through the Vidgo website.
You can watch a live stream of Disney Channel and over 30 other TV channels through Sling TV's Sling Orange channel pack, which comes with a free three-day trial:
Free Trial of Sling TV
Once you've signed into Sling TV, You can watch Secrets of Sulfur Springs live on the Sling TV appthat runs on your Roku, Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV or Fire Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox One or Series X/S, Samsung TV, LG TV, any device with Android TV (e.g. Sony TV or Nvidia Shield ), airTV Mini, Oculus, Portal, iPhone, Android phone, iPad or Android tablet. Or you can watch it on your computer through the Sling TV website.
If you can't watch live, Sling TV is included with 50 hours of cloud DVR.
You can watch a live stream of Disney Channel and over 65 other TV channels via Hulu With Live TV, which now also includes both ESPN+ and Disney+ as part of their special bundle:
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Once you've signed up for Hulu With Live TV, You can watch Secrets of Sulfur Springs live on the Hulu appavailable on your Roku, Roku TV, Amazon Fire TV or Fire Stick, Apple TV, Chromecast, Xbox One or Series X/S, PlayStation 4 or 5, Nintendo Switch, Samsung TV, LG TV, any device with Android TV (e.g. Sony TV or Nvidia Shield), iPhone, Android phone, iPad or Android tablet. Or you can watch on your computer through the Hulu website.
If you can't watch live, with Live TV, Hulu offers both its extensive on-demand library (which includes most shows after they air) and 50 hours of cloud DVR storage (with the ability to upgrade to Enhanced Cloud DVR). upgrade, giving you 200 hours of DVR storage and the ability to fast forward through commercials).
When we last saw the Sulfur Springs gang, Griffin Campbell (Preston Oliver) had moved to town with his family to restore an abandoned hotel called The Tremont. But they got more than they bargained for when the hotel was revealed to be haunted by the ghost of a girl named Savannah (Elle Graham) who disappeared decades earlier.
Griffin and his new friend Harper (Kyliegh Curran) began investigating and discovered a secret portal through which they could travel back in time and solve the mystery of Savannah's disappearance – or prevent her from disappearing altogether.
By the end of season one, Harper was devastated that she was unable to save her father from dying in 2011. But she was distracted by Savannah and Griffin, who showed her a photo of a girl who could be her twin – from 1930.
When the show returns, "Griffin and Harper unravel new mysteries about The Tremont, and Harper follows the real-life ghost back to the 1930s to learn more about her family's deep-rooted connection to the hotel," according to the Disney press release channel.
It goes on:
The season two premiere is titled "Only Time Will Tell" and the description reads, "Griffin, Savannah, and Harper confront Harper's copy Daisy, and the ghost of Tremont sends Harper and Griffin an important message."
Then follows directly after the premiere episode two with the title "No time to waste". The description reads, "Harper pretends to be Daisy to learn her family's secrets and Topher stumbles upon the hidden bunker."
Episode three entitled "Time Out" will air on January 21st. The description reads: "Griffin desperately searches for the missing crystal and helps a panicked Daisy adjust to her modern surroundings; meanwhile, Harper has a cryptic vision at the springs."
And on January 28th comes episode four entitled "Wrong Place, Wrong Time". The description reads, "Young Sam secretly watches Harper searching for the hatch in the dead of night, and Elijah receives a visit from a judge with a life-changing offer."
"Secrets of Sulfur Springs" airs Fridays at 8 p.m. Eastern and Pacific time on Disney Channel.
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Dos & Don'ts Of Bioprocess Facility Construction
By Herman Bozenhardt, Bozenhardt Consulting Services, and Erich Bozenhardt, IPS-Integrated Project Services
Expansions and renovations to existing biological facilities, and construction of new facilities, provide a unique opportunity to rethink basic design strategies and use new technologies to build a better facility that will improve compliance. This article is the sixth in a six-part series on how single-use systems (SUS) are changing the modern biotechnology facility design and construction paradigm.
As discussed in previous articles in this series, newly designed biotech facilities are profoundly different from the legacy facilities, including those built as recently as five years ago. New building material technologies, the ability to clone building sections into fixed modules, and the reduced footprint of SUS facilities provides a new portfolio of construction options. This article will discuss the emerging trends in facility construction, the available alternatives, the "dos and don'ts," and some guidance for the future.
The State of Bioprocessing Facility Construction
The smaller footprint of single-use facilities and the mobile nature of single-use equipment enable facilities to be constructed differently than in the past. SUS has led to lower ceiling heights, consolidated process operations, and simplified implementation of single-floor processing, which has, in turn allowed these facilities to be built within warehouse-like shells, reducing cost and speeding build time. The portability of single-use systems allows for the facility core to be built on an independent timeline from the equipment, reducing overall construction duration. The continuing drive to build facilities more quickly means that parallel design, construction, and procurement activities are becoming the norm.
Specific Construction Approaches & Considerations
During the site selection process, consider the constructability and compatibility with your existing operational model, in conjunction with the typical cost and schedule considerations. This will help identify areas of concern with each of the different building approaches — grassroots, expansion, or renovation — along with the technology options. In the end, the schedule will drive the technology choice. The sections immediately below will discuss the building options, and then we will proceed to an exploration of the technology options.
Grassroots Build-Out
Building a completely new facility is an attractive approach in that you are not constrained to an existing model. However, a grassroots build can face challenges if there is not a communicated, unified vision for the facility. The key is a plant master plan that covers both the facility and the technologies it will contain. Cost concerns (which we will discuss further in a moment) often become the most contentious aspect of grassroots build-outs. The facility master plan must be specific regarding the technology direction and the user requirements for facility delivery.
Onsite Expansion
The construction of a new building on-site faces fewer constraints and existing conditions than renovations (see below) but can allow for existing operations/practices, utilities, spatial relationships, and technologies to be leveraged to minimize investment in infrastructure. If the existing plant capabilities can't be leveraged, then a new modular/podular approach is warranted.
Building Renovations
Renovations of existing facilities require you to work around ongoing operations. This typically lends to a phased approach to construction. Segregation and timing are critical to the success of such projects. Building around the existing operations is always a risky proposition, and construction isolation must be developed using a risk-based approach, with the approval of all stakeholders, especially quality assurance (QA) and regulatory affairs.
Construction Technology Models
There are a variety of choices available for the construction of a bioprocess facility core. Each provides a unique mix of initial capital outlay, speed, and durability benefits.
Stick-Built
The traditional method of building with studs and polymer wallboard continues to be the most cost-effective solution in the short-term. However, durability and time-to-construct concerns have swung many projects to consider modular panels. Stick-built renovations can be quickly executed in the $400 to $600 per square foot range, assuming the scope is small and well defined.
Modular panels have become the mainstay of biological facility construction. They provide a durable finish and quick implementation. The wall panels often contain built-in piping, electrical, and instrumentation networks, and are connectable — functioning similarly to pipe chases. These systems also utilize walkable ceiling panels, which typically negate the cost advantages traditional studs and wall boards. The modular aspect focuses primarily on the construction of the rooms/suites. The HVAC is built within a frame structure overhead, with preplanned/precut supply and return registers. Modular built-outs (new or renovation) typically cost between $500 and $800 per square foot. Modular construction can shorten the typical 18-month construction cycle by three to six months, because the modular panels and HVAC sections are manufactured while the foundations, slab, and roof are being built in the field. The figure below shows a modular build-out.
Image courtesy of G-CON Manufacturing
Podular
Podular systems are self-contained cleanrooms that are fabricated and validated off-site, including process equipment if needed. They are shipped complete to a site and then rigged into a shell space and connected to utilities (in an adjacent chase). These systems can be rapidly built and deployed — provided customization is minimized. These units can be constructed in 12 to 16 weeks. For some companies, these units provide financial flexibility, as they can be leased and depreciated like equipment. Overall, podular construction can reduce a typical 18-month construction project to 8 or 9 months. The swift delivery and high quality does come at a price, however, with the typical podular project costing more than $1000 per square foot. The figures below show the interior and exterior of podular build-outs.
Images courtesy of G-CON Manufacturing
Construction Dos and Don'ts
As we conclude our series of articles, it is imperative to explain how designs are implemented in physical terms. Designs and specifications will have little meaning or provide little benefit if they are not implemented correctly in the field. As engineers and designers, we have a responsibility to "reach out and touch" our work. This last section provides some important best practices for directing the construction effort.
The days of using industrial gypsum board (epoxy coated) for a biological or an aseptic facility are long gone, and those who are still using such materials are creating a compliance and maintenance weak-point in their design. Any form of gypsum board creates and sheds dust during its lifecycle. In addition, all gypsum board (even the mold-resistant type) retains moisture, deteriorates under constant cleaning, and will proliferate mold.
The only acceptable wall systems for new construction are monolithic polymer wall systems. There are several different manufacturers with a wide spectrum of systems, from name brand systems like Trakion to simple FRP (fiber-reinforced polymer) panels. These modules and panels present a flat impervious and cleanable surface that will stand up to years of cleaning chemicals. For renovations, a polymer-based system called Mipolam can be used to covering and encapsulating aging walls, specifically in the cases where gypsum wallboard cannot be removed safely or without excessive generation of particulates and mold spores.
The keys to wall implementation are the skill of the installer, the erection of the wall sections, and the airtight closing/sealing of the seams. The fit and finish is critical to eliminate any external air infiltration.
In modern biotech facilities, the walls also provide the platform for many more fixtures than in legacy facilities — sprinkler heads, intercom speakers, fire/smoke alarms, cameras, facility alarms, and HVAC alarms are all mounted to them. These fixtures should not be mounted on the ceilings due to the potential for dirt, dust, and biological infiltration into the classified room via gravity.
Floors are technically the most vulnerable part of a facility, thanks to the wear and tear from personnel and equipment. In addition, thanks to gravity, it is the dirtiest part of the facility and the greatest source of plant-wide contamination. Floors within a classified area need to be made out of the mechanically hardest and toughest material, must be chemical resistant, and must not generate particles when impacted or stressed. There are several versions of hard polymer epoxy floors such as epoxy terrazzo (Stonhard), which have served the industry well for many years. The keys to installation include proper preparation of the substrate floor (time, temperature, composition, leveling), proper application layering, and buffing/polishing. Without a quality-oriented protocol, we have seen the following problems occur:
Surface blooming, where the improper mixing of the top coating causes ring-like discoloration (i.e., blotches) and the appearance of a fine dust at those locations
Rough sandpaper-like surfaces by the walls and/or ultra-slick surfaces in the center, caused by improper broadcast application, lack of cure time, or improper surface buffing. Floors should have a smooth feeling surface with an "orange peel" texture for footing.
Cracking and splitting floors generally occur when the subsurface concrete floor is not prepared or is unstable. Rushing to get a floor installed without allowing the proper cure time can be potentially catastrophic for the entire site. We have seen an entire slab shift and open a 2-inch gap in the floor. Unfortunately, the owner exacerbated the situation by using hardware-store caulking to fill in the gap. A floor section patch can only be installed after settling, which requires an operational shutdown.
We have seen an industrial paint that lasted only a few weeks after being applied to a concrete floor!
It is also important to understand what conditions and use the floor will be subjected to before selecting a floor system. If the floor not exposed to significant rolling equipment traffic, but it will see significant impact from steel pallets, dropped fitting, and/or vibrating equipment, even the hardest floor could chip or crack. In such cases, select a floor system with more elasticity, or "give", such as nora rubber floors. These floor panels perform like the epoxy floors but have more resilience to impact.
Image courtesy of IPS-Integrated Project Services
In classified spaces, all floors need to be installed up the wall at least 6 inches and directly interface with the floor-level returns for the HVAC. The top floor section should have a polymer bead that seals it against and to the wall. This is for cleanliness and to protect the lower wall section from cleaning chemicals and wheeled equipment traffic.
All floor drains, traps, and clean-outs must not be installed in an EU grade A, B, or C space. If floor-level fixtures are needed in grade D or CNC space, they must be installed with a flat stainless steel cap with an O-ring seal, and care must be taken to minimize any gaps with the floor. Floor gaps and checkered brass covers are excellent sites for dirt to collect and microorganisms to breed.
Ceilings are often installed but not inspected properly during the construction phase of a project. Ceilings should only contain the HVAC supply and sealed lighting fixtures — no other penetrations. Ceilings must also be washed with the rotation of cleaning and disinfecting chemicals and therefore must be polymer-based monolithic material systems. A popular choice is a Gordon ceiling that integrates polymer panels with sealed tear-drop lighting fixtures and a sealed, gasketed interface to the HVAC. The ceiling panels are also sealed directly to the walls, thus providing an airtight envelope for the operating environment.
Like all other installations, the ceiling need to be visually and hand inspected, ensuring that:
Gaskets are properly installed
The HVAC register is anchored to the ceiling and does not modulate
Double gasket seals are properly seated on top of observation windows
In previous articles, we covered the key aspects of HVAC design. In our modern world of modular or podular building systems, the HVAC supply and return registers are physically fixed in position. In stick-built or renovation situations, the field installation must be by design and not by "the discretion of the installer." The air flow patterns are critical and depend on the register locations. HVAC diffusers should be design-level selected and installed to provide coverage; however, many installers and "air balancers" will take great liberty with the adjustment of the diffusers and air supply to compensate for differential pressure requirements. Such compensation must be within the EU grade guidelines and must not disturb the air movement pattern within the room. More air is not necessarily better, as increasing overhead air velocity can backfire and force air to bounce off the floor and create a circulation pattern in the room that traps particulates and microorganisms. The careful inspection and adjustment of door seals and door sweeps, and the removal of return register gratings (if installed) and any obstructions, may be more effective.
Modern biotech facilities have a minimum of any piping. However, we need to mindful of stringing tubing and flex hoses overhead, creating a "jungle" of lines that are a haven for particulates and safety issues. The best approach is close proximity connections and wall-mounted hangers/chases for tubing, to keep them out of the way of the air flow and personnel traffic.
Newer polymer materials, prefabricated modules and sections, and Lego-like construction techniques will reduce construction dust, dirt, and inclusion of contaminants in modern bioprocessing facilities. These approaches are critical to minimizing construction "carry over" into the manufacturing areas during renovations — the most common cause of significant regulatory observations from the FDA.
Newer alternatives to constructing facilities can help manufacturers realize a major reduction in schedule and on-site costs. In addition, these emerging methods and construction materials can be significantly more compliant and easier to maintain long-term. In essence, they enable you to improve on time-to-market and regulatory compliance with facility maintainability as an added bonus. However, improvements in quality and schedule come with an increase in cost.
How do we balance such seemingly conflicting requirements? It comes down to the value of the product on the market and its early introduction and regulatory clearance. For biologics manufacturers, the result could be a rapidly deployed facility with a small footprint and a low operational cost — and a jump on the market. As we mentioned earlier, the schedule drives the technology, and cost can only be pushed so far in the face of quality requirements. For contract manufacturers (CMOs), it means a quicker tech transfer and an attractive facility that sells itself to prospective clients.
Throughout this series, we have articulated many trends, technologies, designs, and best practices for the design and construction of modern biological facilities. The ideas presented provide designers and builders many avenues to deliver a well-constructed and compliant facility. We also communicated the impact of cost, both initial investments and downstream improvements. The rest is up to the user and the engineer, but remember that there is no technology without investment, there is no compliance without quality, and you still get what you pay for. Cutting corners and pushing the envelope on cost and quality is only deceiving you and your management — and it will have its consequences.
This series has explored how single-use systems can reduce footprints and enable closed systems to drive changes in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), utilities, and construction. Previous articles include:
Implementing Single-Use At Bioprocessing's Core
An Introduction To Biopharmaceutical Facility Design & Layout
Bioprocess Facility Design — Layout Rules and Configurations
Are You Overlooking This Critical Component Of Bioprocess Facility Design? (HVAC)
Utility System Design Considerations For Single-Use Bioprocessing
Herman Bozenhardt has 40 years of experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device manufacturing, engineering, and compliance. He is a recognized expert in the area of aseptic filling facilities and systems and has extensive experience in the manufacture of therapeutic biologicals and vaccines. His current consulting work focuses on the areas of aseptic systems, biological manufacturing, and automation/computer systems. He has a B.S. in chemical engineering and an M.S. in system engineering, both from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.
Erich Bozenhardt is the process manager for IPS-Integrated Project Services' process group in Raleigh, NC. He has 10 years of experience in the biotechnology and aseptic processing business and has led several biological manufacturing projects, including cell therapies, mammalian cell culture, and novel delivery systems. He has a B.S. in chemical engineering and an MBA, both from the University of Delaware.

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Barons split games over weekend
Keith Dempsey
On Nov. 7, the Hanover Barons rebounded from a shutout loss two days prior by shutting out the Wingham Ironmen 4-0 at the P&H Centre.
The Barons came out firing against Wingham, outshooting the visitors 20-9 in the opening frame.
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That effort helped lead to the game's opening goal by Alex McGillivray at 6:12, which was scored on the power play, with assists on the goal going to Chris Ferri and Trent Verbeek.
The Barons took a 1-0 lead into the second period, where Dean Sealey added to the home side's lead with a marker at 10:45. The goal was Sealey's first of the season.
At 13:33 of the middle frame, the Barons extended their lead to 3-0 thanks to a goal by Tayden Hannivan. Bryan Richardson and Samson Walsom picked up helpers on the goal.
Ryan Goetz scored at 7:16 of the third period to put the game away. Goetz's goal, his fourth of the season, was tallied with Hanover shorthanded.
Riley McCabe picked up the shutout for the Barons with a 27 save performance.
On Nov. 5, the Barons dropped a 3-0 decision to the Mitchell Hawks at the P&H Centre.
The Hawks were backed by a strong performance in net by goalie Tyler Parr, who pushed aside all 42 of the Barons shots.
The Hawks led 1-0 after the first period due to a goal from Braeden Burdett. Then Tyson Hall scored the next goals on the night for the Hawks – with the first coming at 2:53 of the second period, and his second at 19:07 of the second.
In net for the Barons, McCabe stopped 40 of 43 shots.
The Hawks outshot the Barons 43-42 overall.
On Oct. 29, the Barons hammered the Goderich Flyers 8-2 at the P&H Centre.
The Barons led 8-0 after two periods of play, with two goals by Carter Moran and singles to Austin Griffin, Richardson, Hannivan, Curtis Arnold, Goetz and Tyson Lina.
McCabe stopped 14 of 16 shots for the win.
The Barons entered last weekend in first place of the North Pollock Division, but the loss to the Hawks dropped them into second place, one point behind Mitchell.
This weekend the Barons are on the road for two games, starting in Walkerton on Friday at 8:20 p.m. A day later the Barons travel to Goderich to play the winless Flyers at 7:30 p.m.


Shell and Jamie Oliver have joined together to offer great food on the go. They appointed creative agency, HRG (UK), to help bring bigger and better choice to over 500 of Shell's service stations across the UK.
Beginning with a strategic approach to range naming, HRG brought both parts of the relationship together as Jamie Oliver deli by Shell – cleverly connecting the pre-existing Jamie's Deli and deli by Shell brands. By combining white and grey marble, a fresh light blue and natural foodie colour palette, a bold striped deli-style pattern, characterful journey-line illustrations and strong typography – the agency created a refreshing visual identity.
HRG called upon their experience to carefully translate this across multiple specialisms to create a coherent identity afnd guidelines. The midlands-based agency has designed around 100 packaging skus, point of sale, brand literature, staff uniforms and a trusted food space that's being installed at Shell's service stations – creating a deli retail environment with white materials contrasted against bold blue-striped walls, striking back-lit branding, natural wood finishes and bright digital screens.
With their sights firmly set on launching the new range, the studio worked with Jamie Oliver's editorial and art teams to conceive a campaign platform and a messaging approach that unified the flavour of Jamie's tone of voice with references to drivers on-the-go. HRG commented that they loved the sentiment that great food and great journeys go hand in hand – "A new direction, for food on the go. Fast-track to flavour, delicious combos. We've taken it up a gear, fresh ideas & tasty twists. From A to BLT, it's all good." – and that alongside their art directed photography of Jamie and tasty food, they made for an attention grabbing forecourt campaign.
Alongside this HRG have created Shell's UK internal communications platform for food that engages staff and retailers at all levels, focusing on the why behind the collaboration – helping customers to Eat Well, Go Well, wherever it is they're heading.
The new product range has just launched at Shell service stations, across the country. Find out more about the partnership here.
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Q: Dynamic If for a button to choose the package I have a calculation where I give the user an advance option to choose a variable, PV. If the user chooses not to use the PV, the button calls the package without PV and the other way around. Here is what I did:
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Apv allows me to understand if the user wants to use PV or not. And I have an If statement for the button to act accordingly. I use Print[Dynamic[Apv]] , Print[a] and Print[b] to see where the if statement goes. And it always goes to b. Any ideas what is missing in here?
When I toggle from checked to unchecked Print[Dynamic[Apv]] this changes. So I know I am reading Apv right.

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6th Circuit Refuses Biden's Request to Stay Order Blocking Federal Contractor Vax Mandate
The US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday refused to stay an injunction against a vaccine mandate for federal contractors.
The 6th Circuit was split in a 2-1 decision: Majority: Suhrheinrich (George H. W. Bush appointee), Bush (Trump appointee). Dissent: Cole (Clinton appointee).
Ohio, Tennessee and Kentucky filed a lawsuit against Biden and argued that nothing in the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act authorizes the contractor mandate and that the mandate violates several other federal statutes.
"In response, three states (Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee) and two Ohio sheriffs' offices filed suit. They collectively alleged that nothing in the Property Act authorizes the contractor mandate, that the contractor mandate violates various other federal statutes, and that its intrusion upon traditional state prerogatives raises serious constitutional concerns under federalism principles and the Tenth Amendment. The district court agreed. It enjoined enforcement of the contractor mandate throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee. It also denied the subsequent motion of the federal-government defendants to stay the injunction pending appeal. The government now comes to us with the same request. But because the government has established none of the showings required to obtain a stay, we DENY such relief," Judge Bush said in his opinion.
Reason reported:
The panel rejects the argument that the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act allows the federal government to require vaccination for nearly one-fifth of the American workforce.
This afternoon a divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit rejected the Biden Administration's request for a stay of a lower court injunction barring enforcement of a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees of federal contractors in Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Judge Bush wrote for the court in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Biden, joined by Judge Suhrenreich. Judge Cole (who recently announced his intent to take senior status upon the confirmation of his successor) dissented.
Divided Sixth Circuit Panel Refuses to Stay Injunction Against Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors https://t.co/otfRqSKN40 via @reason @VolokhC
— Jonathan H. Adler (@jadler1969) January 5, 2022
There is a separate, parallel case making its way through the courts challenging the vaccine mandates for federal contractors.
A federal judge last month blocked Joe Biden's vaccine requirement for federal contractors nationwide.
Judge Stan Baker in the US Court for the Southern District of Georgia, a Trump appointee, issued a preliminary injunction against Biden's vaccine mandate.
The lawsuit, brought by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster along with other Republican attorneys general, argued Biden's vaccine mandate violated the 10th Amendment.
The lawsuit also argued Biden's vaccine mandate is unconstitutional because only Congress is allowed to make rules.
The US Circuit Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit did not stay that order, but ordred an expedited briefing.
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Walking is a healthy way of travelling short distances and is also a popular leisure activity. Think about walking to the local shops instead of taking the car.
Crawley Borough Council has developed the Greenway , an orbital footpath around Crawley which is great for discovering the town and getting fit at the same time. It links up the best parks and open spaces in the town, and you can access it using spokes that radiate out from the centre of town.
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2011 in Review: Hacking Law
Commentary by Marcia Hofmann
As the year draws to a close, EFF is looking back at the major trends influencing digital rights on 2011 and discussing where we are in the fight for free expression, innovation, fair use, and privacy.
EFF has long been concerned about the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), a federal law that allows people to be sued civilly and charged criminally with a host of anti-hacking offenses. 2011 has been a landmark year for prosecutions under the statute, with the feds pursuing aggressive, high-profile cases against members of Anonymous and LulzSec, as well as open access advocate Aaron Swartz.
Among other things, the CFAA makes it illegal to "intentionally access[] a computer without authorization or exceed[] authorized access, and thereby obtain[] . . . information from any protected computer." Courts have struggled to figure out exactly what this hopelessly vague provision means. Over the past few years, private companies and the government have argued for a broad interpretation that would make it illegal to access computers in violation of private agreements like employment policies or website terms of use—the long, one-sided documents that users often "agree" to without ever having read. This is a bad idea because it would give companies great coercive power to criminalize behavior they don't like, harming the interests of consumers and innovation.
Some companies tried to push the law far beyond its limits again in 2011. In Sony v. Hotz, a case that eventually settled, Sony claimed that users violate the CFAA when they access their own video game consoles in ways Sony doesn't like. And in Lee v. PMSI, Inc., a company struck back against a former employee who filed suit for wrongful termination, unsuccessfully arguing that she violated the CFAA by spending too much time surfing the Internet at work in violation of company policy.
But the long-running debate over the scope of the CFAA took a troubling twist when a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit decided in United States v. Nosal that employees break the law when they use their work computers for purposes that violate a company's computer use policy—a decision with potentially serious implications for Internet users who violate terms of use. The court recently reheard the case en banc and is considering whether to change the result.
As these cases unfolded in the courts, the Obama Administration pushed to expand the scope of the CFAA and enhance penalties, which is a dangerous move when it's so unclear what the law criminalizes. Thankfully, Senators Grassley, Franken and Lee introduced a proposal to clarify that it's generally not a crime to violate website terms of service or acceptable use policies. Though we think the amendment could be even better, it's a step in the right direction and we hope the Senate passes it in 2012.
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From Canada to Argentina, Security Researchers Have Rights—Our New Report
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Telling the Truth About Defects in Technology Should Never, Ever, Ever Be Illegal. EVER.
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Dear Canada: Accessing Publicly Available Information on the Internet Is Not a Crime
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By Mehul Boricha
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In addition to communication and entertainment, you can now use Android to keep track of your health by installing health apps on your smartphone. As technology continues to advance, most activities have become automated. This has made people more inactive, and it has led to rising cases of lifestyle disease.
Luckily, technology has created Android apps that can help you monitor your health. For bodybuilders, combining a good diet, exercise, and Clomid 50mg will work wonders in giving you the body you have always desired. Upon purchasing this product, you are guaranteed a high-quality product that has been checked and confirmed to be fit for human consumption.
Keep in mind that resting is an important part of the exercise, as it gives the body time to recover from injuries as a result of intensive workouts. You no longer need to have expensive training equipment or keep visiting the nutritionist to keep fit, because you can easily do so by using health apps. Some health apps are free while others can be purchased at an affordable price according to your health needs.
List of Best Health Apps for Android
1. Headspace
2. MyFitnessPal
3. JEFIT
4. Home Workout
5. Endomondo
6. Google Fit
7. FitNotes
8. Progression Workout Tracker
9. Pokemon Go and Ingress
10. StrongLifts 5*5 Workout Gym Log and Personal Trainer
11. Strava
12. Runtastic Running and Fitness Tracker
13. Sworkit: Workouts and Fitness Plans
14. You Are Your Own Gym
15. Yoga Daily Fitness
16. Lifesum
This app checks the state of your mind, which is important to everyone because the mind is what defines a person. However, many people shy away from seeking treatment because they ignore it, or they do not know that they are mentally ill. This is no longer something to worry about because you can easily track your mental health using the Headspace app. This app includes emergency SOS to calm your mind and guide you through meditation exercises. Its pro version is a bit expensive, but it contains more features.
You can use this app to log your exercise and follow up on your diet. It can also help you to set weight loss goals by following up on the calories you are consuming. This app has a database of about six million foods as well as different recipes. While you need to pay for this amazing app, it is worth it.
JEFIT is your best personal trainer because it has more than 1300 exercises along with demos showing how you should do them. You can use this app to make your fitness plans and track your progress. You can sync the app with the website to interact with others who have the same fitness goals. The good thing about this app is that it is free, but you can also buy its pro version to access more functions.
This app has animations of various simple but helpful workouts. It is easy to monitor your progress using this app and also interact with other people because it has social features. Additionally, it is easy to use because it does not require workout equipment. The Leap Fitness Group, the developer of this app, has designed other fitness apps that deal with workouts for specific parts of the body that you would like to work on.
This app is popular with most people, and it is one of the best fitness apps to use. You can track your training and performance, and you can also use its social features to interact with your friends. This app is free, but you can access more features—like analyzing your heart rate and planning your training schedule—when you are using the paid version.
This app is amazing because you can integrate it with any Android Wear. With this app, you are not restricted to using it only on smartphones and tablets, but you can also use it on a smartwatch. The app has all the basic features you need to rock your fitness routine. You can set your personal goals, track your progress, and also analyze the recorded statistics to know how far you are into your plan. Apart from integrating it with Android Wear, this app is absolutely free.
This app is important to those who go to the gym or who do DIY fitness. The beauty of FitNotes is that it gives you the freedom to do your routines as it maintains your records. You can thus track if you have been doing the right things or not. It also has a database of many exercises that you can choose from. This app is free.
This app encourages you to exercise more and break the record of what you achieved the last time you exercised. It comes in handy for people who want to do specific exercises because it has an option that allows you to make your own workouts. You can utilize the workout database in this app to train and track your progress. This app is free, but you can get the pro version for more features.
This is a perfect app for those who love fun and going out. Pokemon Go and Ingress is a game played by people that engages you physically. Therefore, it is not a fitness app. However, it helps you to get active and interact with other players. This app does not track your workouts or fitness, and therefore, it can work well if paired with another fitness app. You can choose to use the free version of this app.
Download from Google Play Store: Pokemon Go | Ingress
Also read: Amazing Games Like Pokemon Go You Should Install & Play
The best things about this app are that you can use Android Wear if need be, and it has exercises that are very friendly to beginners. The app is for those who want to do strength training, and it comes with all the features you need for your training. It logs all your stats, has a calendar, a timer, and videos for demonstration. You can choose either to use the free version or the paid version, which unlocks more features.
This app encourages socialization and competition in keeping fit. You can use the app to set targets against yourself or other people who are doing workouts to keep fit. This helps to gauge your efforts against your fellow peers, which can be motivating to keep exercising as you learn new things from them. The premium version has more features, but you can comfortably use the free version.
This is a good app for those who love cardio exercises. It has more features compared to other apps, and it supports Android Wear. It is excellent for keeping track of your routes as you do your jogging, running, or biking exercises because it has a GPS tracker. For those who love music while working out, this app integrates with music apps, and therefore you get to listen to your favorite song during the workout. You can track your fitness through the graphs, which are easy to understand, and it has a customizable dashboard that gives you only the information that you need. You can use the free version, but the premium one has more fitness features.
With this app, you can combine your own exercises with the built-in ones. It has over 160 activities including yoga, which is an excellent therapy for your mind. The app is free, and it has no in-app purchases. You can access more services by using the premium version.
This app has over 200 exercises that do not require you to have workout equipment or incur expenses for enrolling in a gym. The activities are simple ones that you can virtually do as you go about your daily routine. It is also a good app for starters, who can use the free version. There are DVDs on Google play that you can purchase to download more exercises.
This app has instructions for doing yoga exercises like poses, yoga music, and the like. It is an excellent app for those new to yoga, who can comfortably use the free version. For the more experienced users who need intense yoga exercises, they can use other paid apps, which can help them in a better way.
The Lifesum app helps you to monitor both your diet and your training to keep fit. This app gives you the freedom to choose the activities and diet you prefer to do. The only way this app helps to manage you is by giving you the basic guidelines you need to follow. You can log in your fitness goals as well as your weight, height, and other things that concern your health for you to get personalized recommendations. The free version of this app has social media features and can keep track of your special diets if any. However, the paid version has much more features that are useful to you.
Also read: Best Apps to Stop Your Smartphone Addiction
So that was all about the best health apps that we think that you should know about this year. If you have any other apps that deserves to be here then fire them up in the comment section below.
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"I know of no other safe treatment that has stopped estrogen rage in my patients who are going through the hormonal changes of menopause. I feel safe recommending it to my patients."
"We need more alternatives in the hospitals and clinics. In the past, we have been limited to drugs that put women at risk for cancer because we have been told that HRT is the answer for Menopause. It levels off their hormones. We now know we have been lied to, and that prescribing hormones like HRT to women is harmful, life threatening. I no longer prescribe hormones to women who suffer from Menopause, I recommend your menopause herbal formulas!!"
"I can't understand why more Doctors don't try Natural alternatives instead of HRT. NO question, all women should try a natural herb supplement before considering any pharmaceutical based drug that includes hormones, that are Now known to cause horrific long term health concerns."
"At one time our diets contained many of the sources that helped control our hormonal swings. With the change in our food sources and diets we now seem to want to rely on chemicals derived from laboratories rather than naturally occurring sources. As a female practioner I feel that far less radical, and insane approach is to think about women who hundreds of years ago lived better lives when not taking HRT. I tell my patients to take something that works with the body encouraging it and supporting it, not over powering and artificially supplementing it which HRT is."
"Whenever a women tells me she suffers from menstruation difficulties, I suggest she try a herbal formula for 3 months prior to trying any pharmaceutical drug, which almost certainly will have negative side effects."
"My patients are happy because I can recommend something for their PMS symptoms that are not a potential hazard to their well being. A colleague told me of Premenstrual Formula and I told my wife, and she immediately wanted me to obtain it for her. After 4 months my wife said I would do all women a great service to tell them about your Premenstrual Formula. So I did, and do. To my amazement it is more effective than any pharmaceutical drug I had prescribed.
Garlic is an natural antibiotic & immune system booster with the added benefit it does not destroy the body's natural flora. Garlic is also known for its cholesterol lowering qualities.


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Sir Crispin Tickell
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When we know something of our past, we think we know the present. Some may see the future as a continuation of past and present, but according to Sir Crispin Tickell, this outlook is ineffective. In this visionary talk, Sir Crispin will urge us to confront the issues of our day: the multiplication of our species in all its aspects; the economics of health and wealth; the future source of food and energy; adaptation to climate change; and the shortcomings of conventional wisdom. Will the Anthropocene epoch represent no more than a relatively short episode in the story of life on Earth?
A pioneer in linking environmental and climatic change to the realms of politics and business, Sir Crispin Tickell is a former diplomat, warden of Green College Oxford, Chancellor of the University of Kent, and serves as an adviser to ASU's President Michael M. Crow. He is the author of many papers and books, including "Climate Change and World Affairs" and "Mary Anning of Lyme Regis."
Welcoming remarks by:
ASU's President Michael M. Crow
Global Institute of Sustainability's new director, Gary Dirks
Tempe Center for the Arts - Lakeside Room
700 W. Rio Salado Parkway
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Q: Using Non-REST API My question should be pretty simple, is there a way to do standard WooCommerce stuff without using the REST API? Using a direct API through a PHP class will do just fine, and obviously all the functionality I want does exist after loading up the entire WordPress system, but I'm trying to do this from my own isolated script, so I'd rather know the simplest way to include the actual core WooCommerce classes and use them directly. I'm unable to identify which classes I would need to include for this though.
I just want standard functionality for adding to and modifying the catalogue really. I was able to do this with the REST API but it didn't seem to provide a way for me to find products by SKU which is important. Finding help on this is hard due to the fact all results are usually focused on the REST API.
What's the simplest way to start using the core non-REST WooCommerce API?


CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle and relaxing manual therapy technique. Using light touch, the therapist performs delicate mobilization of the cranial bones and sacrum, this subtle hands on treatment facilitates the release of connective tissue tightness surrounding the brain and spinal cord, or the Central Nervous System (CNS).
This light touch can help to create balance within the CNS, by inhibiting the Sympathetic Nervous System (flight or flight response), and activating the Parasympathetic Nervous System (rest and digest), it reduces stress within the body, decreases pain and promotes normal function.
CST can be beneficial and safe for everyone including newborns, to the elderly population. More and more women are using this safe integrative manual therapy to help get pregnant, to feel good during their pregnancy, as well as facilitating a smooth labor and birthing process.


How to use the game logos.
You know the drill! If you feel like rearranging something, start with your furniture, not the logos! Kidding aside, here are some examples.
DO NOT change the typeface (font, size, case or spacing).
DO NOT change the approved colors.
DO NOT change the positions of or separate the Icon and the Logotype.
DO NOT distort the logos.
DO maintain clear space for visibility and impact, a designated minimum clear space should be maintained around the logo. This area is designated as being equal to the height of the 'cap-height' in the logo. It should not be violated by any other graphic element.


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Kinder Country recipe: Preparing Kinder Country is easy! Create a form for the Kinder Country from cardboard, and wrap it in plastic wrap.
Smear the form with melted milk chocolate, then pour puffed rice in it. Put it in the fridge and let it set.
Melt white chocolate and coconut oil over steam.
Use a large ladle and add 3 ladles of the cream to the form. Sprinkle the top with puffed rice and let it set. Repeat the layers until you run out of ingredients.
When you're done, cover the top with melted milk chocolate and put it in the fridge to set.
When it's set, remove the cardboard and the plastic wrap.
Slice the chocolate, and it's ready to serve!
Good luck preparing the Kinder Country! Enjoy!


The SYS_MISC register at 0x10000060 returns the values of miscellaneous flags related to communication. See Table 4.18.
T2_CLKSEL. Controls clock selection for CT11MPCore tiles on tile site 2.
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Q: $a_{n+1}=a_n+\frac{1}{a_n}$ where $a_{1}=1$. Is $f(n)=a_n$ an elementary function?
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Find a closed form for this sequence: $a_{n+1} = a_n + a_n^{-1}$

Suppose $$a_{n+1}=a_n+\frac{1}{a_n}$$ where $a_{1}=1$. Is $f(n)=a_n$ an elementary function?
I haven't found any paper concerning it. Thanks for your attention!


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JoJo Ward scored on a 2-yard reception and Cole McDonald hit Marcus Armstrong-Brown for the 2-point conversion to cap a nine-play, 80-yard drive and make it 33-22, but Nevada recovered the ensuing onside kick and, four plays later, Devonte Lee's 6-yard touchdown run capped the scoring with 59 seconds to play.


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Let's talk about Kashmir: Social media has been a game changer, and militants have a head start
Viral videos that capture militants at leisure, videos of alleged rights excesses by forces and frequent gags on internet are bringing a paradigm shift in the narrative of the Kashmir's conflict.
Hindustan Times, Srinagar
Burhan Wani, a regional commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen, became popular due to social media, a platform that allowed him to reach out to young Kashmiris, and even made him something of a local hero.(File Photo)
A few days after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen militant Burhan Wani on July 8 last year, a video surfaced on social media showing Wani and an accomplice tapping their rifles and humming a Kashmiri folk song playing in the background. The lyrics of the song in the video went: "You will miss me, o mother, when I will be buried under the earth..."
That video touched a chord with many in Kashmir where militants enjoy wide public support. "Any Kashmiri will cry, the video touches you," a 40-year-old woman from old Srinagar said.
Viral videos that capture militants at play and leisure, shocking videos of alleged rights excesses committed by security forces on Kashmiri civilians, the alleged use of instant messaging platforms to mobilise stone pelters and recruit foot soldiers for militants and the frequent gags on internet are bringing a paradigm shift in the narrative of the Valley's conflict. But the government seems to be losing the online war, with the militants and separatists seemingly always a step ahead. The week-long protest calendar by separatists to mark Wani's first death anniversary calls for a 'Kashmir Awareness' campaign on social media.
"The PDP-BJP government is the most unpopular government Kashmir has seen in the last decade. So even if the government tries to reach out to people through social media, it won't make much of a difference for its public relations because I think it will face similar kind of criticism on social media to the one it faces on ground," says Irfan Mehraj, an activist with the Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCCS) and editor of e-magazine Wande.
Militants are no longer faceless. They wear military fatigues, strap ammunition across their chests and smile at you from forests. Given how successfully Wani struck a chord with people through social media and attracted youngsters, newer militants are trying out the same.
Read | Kashmir's disturbing new reality
Police sources say although they check and analyse all latest militant videos, they are not dependant on them for gathering information on insurgents who are already profiled by police intelligence. But Kashmir watchers, like senior journalist and former Kashmir bureau chief of Reuters Sheikh Mushtaq, point out that militant videos play a "huge role" in humanising the insurgents to the common population and putting forward their viewpoint. "You see them and get to know them through these videos. They penetrate your computers and mobile phones. This is quite different from the militancy of the 1990s, when there were no such technologies."
Stone-pelting protesters now shoot videos of clashes and upload them onto social media almost in real time. Many such videos were shared widely after a clash near an encounter site in Kulgam in February. With commentary on how forces were allegedly shooting at protesters and "killing Kashmiris", the videos captured disturbing visuals from the clashes.
Director general of state police, SP Vaid, says police is successfully putting a check on all sorts of militancy propaganda on social media.
Videos capturing atrocities and human rights violations of Kashmiris have dominated the narrative this year and proved to be a major headache for the administration.
In April, a video emerged of a group of Kashmiri youth heckling CRPF jawans returning from duty on the day of Srinagar bypolls on April 9 and resulted in a national outrage. What followed, however, was a torrent of videos showing security forces committing atrocities and human rights excesses on civilians, including using a "human shield" by the army and the targeted shooting of a teenage stone pelter on the day of the bypoll.
Read | Facts, allegations: Tracking Major Gogoi's 'human shield' story
Army Major Leetul Gogoi tied Kashmiri shawl weaver, Farooq Dar, to the bonnet of a jeep as a 'human shield' and drove him around for five hours across 17 villages over 28km on April 9. A video of the act, which surfaced a few days later and was shared by many. including former chief minister Omar Abdullah. had put the spotlight on the now infamous act. Soon after these videos went viral, the administration on April 17 snapped high-speed mobile internet services and on April 26, banned 22 social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter and
WhatsApp, for a month.
Internet gags check violence or curb dissent?
The security establishment tries to keep pace through its cyber cells but the government's main response is to snap mobile internet services, like it did after Wani was killed. Post-paid mobile internet services were restored in mid-November, while pre-paid services were restored on January 30 this year — making the blackout period the longest in Kashmir till now.
The blackout did not stop youth from mobilising in large number and organising stone pelting protests. The unrest that began after Wani's death left over 90 people dead last year. The idea that without internet there would be no street protests was also debunked when both broadband and mobile internet services were snapped across Kashmir for the bypolls in Srinagar constituency — eight civilian protesters were gunned down by forces that day. Senior police officers, however, argue that with functioning internet, the scale of violence would have been higher.
The suspension of 3G and 4G services in April was to curb the uploading of multimedia content that could provoke violence, while letting users access the basic minimum internet on their phones.
Read | Secret browsers, encrypted messages: How Kashmiris are dodging social media gag
Similarly, the April 26 order by state home secretary RK Goyal to ban 22 sites said the step was taken because the government felt that "continued misuse of social networking sites and instant messaging services is likely to be detrimental to the interests of peace and tranquility in the state". The social media ban turned out to be a colossal failure. Most Kashmiri users switched on to Virtual Private Network (VPN) apps to overcome the ban and what came as a real surprise was that the Who's Who of Kashmir were all leading a busy social media life throughout the ban.
This year, internet services were completely or partially snapped at least seven times in Kashmir. But activists say the administration is clueless about how to control the space, which is being increasingly used for dissent, and hence gags it.
"Kashmiris chose dissent online, because the offline real world democracy wasn't working. Even then they were pushed to the wall. The ban on social media was the peaking of an authoritarian state that can't tolerate dissent. The state has lost both the battles offline and online. Now it's just brutalisation that works in reality and virtually," says Srinagar-based blogger Muhammad Faysal, who has over 15,000 followers on Twitter.
According to data since 2012 provided by internet shutdowns.in, a project by the Software Freedom Law Centre (SFLC), Jammu and Kashmir has recorded 35 instances of complete or partial internet shutdowns, the highest among states.
'Govt talks only of developmental work'
CM Mehbooba Mufti has a verified Twitter account with around 21,000 followers, but is yet to write her first tweet. On the other hand, the leader of opposition, former CM Omar Abdullah, is a Twitter star with 1.88 million followers and a tweet on almost every topic relevant to Kashmiris.
The PDP's official Twitter handle is mostly focused on promoting the developmental work of the government. Mehbooba's verified Facebook page is a collection of videos of her public appearances and short press statements.
"The ruling dispensation's engagement on social media is mostly related to sharing news about development work and success stories. That's their mandate. They do not go beyond that. If they express anguish over civilian killings or injuries, they will face tough questions by social media users," said Moazum Mohammad, a journalist with English daily Kashmir Reader.


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Literature Wales
Literature Wales is the Welsh national literature promotion agency and society of writers, existing to promote Welsh-language and English-language literature in Wales.[1] It offers bursaries for writing projects, runs literary events and lectures, and provides financial assistance for creative mentoring and other literary-based ventures. The organisation also selects the National Poet for Wales, and manages competitions including Wales Book of the Year, the Cardiff International Poetry Competition, and the Rhys Davies Short Story Competition.
The Academi was initially formed as a Welsh language society in 1959, following a public discussion between Robert Maynard Jones and poet Waldo Williams. The Academi attracted notable Welsh writers and academics into its society from the start, and while a Welsh language-only publication, had as its chairmen Iorwerth Peate (1959–63), T. J. Morgan (1963–66) and J. E. Caerwyn Williams (1966–1975).[2] An English language section was added in 1968 through the initiative of editor and linguist Meic Stephens in his then capacity as literature director of the Welsh Arts Council. The first chairman of the English language section was Glyn Jones who held the post until 1973. He was followed by Roland Mathias (1973–78), G.O. Jones (1978–81), Sam Adams (1981–84), Tony Curtis (1984–87), Gillian Clarke (1987–1993) and Sally Roberts Jones (1993–1997). The Welsh language chairmen after J. E. Caerwyn Williams were R.M. Jones (1975–78), Alun Llywelyn-Williams (1978–82), R. Gerallt Jones (1982–87), R. Geraint Gruffydd (1987–90), Gwenlyn Parry (1990–91), Harri Pritchard Jones (1991–96) and Nesta Wyn Jones (1996–98).[2]
The Academi has been constitutionally independent since 1978 and took on an enlarged role in 1998 when it was reformed as a single organisation operating through two languages and won the Arts Council of Wales' franchise to provide the national literature support service for Wales.
On 1 April 2011, the Academi changed its title to Literature Wales, simultaneously merging with the writers' centre Tŷ Newydd.[3]
Literature Wales operates the "Writers on Tour" scheme, which facilitates and helps to fund the placement of writers in schools, interest groups and organisations across Wales for literary lectures, discussions and workshops. It also administers the National Poet for Wales post (Gwyneth Lewis – 2005, Gwyn Thomas – 2006), Bardd Plant Cymru (Gwyneth Glyn); the Welsh-language Children's Laureate joint scheme between S4C, The Welsh Books Council, Literature Wales and Urdd Gobaith Cymru, and in 2005, administered the Cardiff Capital Poet project (Gillian Clarke). Managed by Literature Wales, the Glyn Jones Centre, based in the Wales Millennium Centre, provides a space for visitors and writers to gain and exchange information on the practice, publication and promotion of writing. The centre houses a large collection of Welsh-interest literature.
Following a lottery grant from the Arts Council of Wales, Literature Wales produced The Welsh Academy Encyclopaedia of Wales (published by University of Wales Press in 2008). The encyclopaedia was published in both Welsh and English and aims to combine the coverage of a gazetteer and biographical dictionary with the authority of a historical dictionary and the utility of a guide book.
Literature Wales's website provides a service as a guide to literary activity in Wales and beyond, including a database of all known writers, funding bodies, writers' groups, publishers and periodicals currently active in Wales, listings of current poetry and story writing competitions and details of opportunities for writers. It also offers advice on getting published and publishing in general, as well as providing information on the other literature bodies and organisations in Wales.
The organisation of the awards presentation of the Academi's Wales Book of the Year competition 2008 was criticised after then Culture Minister Rhodri Glyn Thomas announced the wrong winner, although it was a simple mistake.[4]
Literature Wales has campaigned against the Welsh Journals Online project of the National Library of Wales because it argues that authors should be paid in return for permission to allow their material to be digitised.[5]
As a registered charity, Literature Wales is funded from public sources (largely the Arts Council of Wales, local authorities and a number of trusts), from members' subscriptions and to a lesser degree, from trading and literary activity. Its main offices are in Cardiff, sited at the Wales Millennium Centre, and there is also a small office based at Ty Newydd in Llanystumdwy in north Wales.
Literature Wales's chief executive is Lleucu Siencyn[6] who replaces the previous chief executive, the poet and author Peter Finch.
Stephens, Meic, ed. (1998). The New Companion to the Literature of Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. p. 5. ISBN 0-7083-1383-3.
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Charity Commission. Literature Wales, registered charity no. 1146560.


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SIGURÐUR GUÐJÓNSSON
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Sigurður Guðjónsson's dark and mysterious works exploit many variations of time based media. Using mainly video, his work could very well be classified simultaneously as musical works. His work has been featured in numerous shows all over the world and he has now joined Reykjavik's newest gallery BERG Contemporary, where he will open his new show today. He was gracious enough to let me catch a sneak peek inside his new works and experiments. Can you tell me a bit about the show opening later today? What can we expect? What are your thoughts on having joined BERG Contemporary as an artist?
BERG Contemporary is a great addition to the Icelandic art scene and I´m honoured to be one of their current artists. My upcoming show is a video installation where sound is the counterpoint. It consists of three new videos (AV Machine, Tape, and Well) and soundscapes where I´m using machinery, man-made infrastructure, and technological relics as materials for the videos. They are looping sequences with only a single moving element in each shot. I've been thinking a lot about
these old devices and found it interesting to experiment with the functionalityof the objects in a new context.
K: Where does your inspiration come from and how do most of your works come to be?
SG: I think of my exhibitions as installations and when I get into a new museum or exhibition space, I often start to figure out how I want the installation to look. It's never the same and it's a huge part of the process of creating an exhibition. Sound and visuals are somehow intertwined and inseparable in my mind. I am also very much inspired by my everyday surroundings and the environment. Ilike to do experiments and am in a sense driven by my curiosity abouttechnology. I guess I like to find new functionalities of things and play around with my camera. Often a certain location gets me going, and then I record the visual world and the ambient sounds of the location. On the other hand, my inner world plays an important part too. I've often been inspired by dreams or images that I see when I'm in that state of consciousness somewhere between waking and sleeping.
You've been working with musicians a lot lately, and throughout your work. Can you tell me more about why you feel that music is an important element? You have a connection with the metal scene, am I right? (I remember for example a fantastic piece I saw in 2009 at the beginning of the Sequences festival, where you collaborated with a heavy metal band.)
SG: I've always worked with musicians in one way or another. To begin with, I collaborated with various musicians to work on scores for my already finished videos, but in the last few years I've met up with contemporary composers like Anna Thorvaldsdottir, for example, and we've started a conversation in order to create a world of visuals
with a score. It's been a very challenging and inspiring process to work fromscratch with another artist on new projects and it's a rewarding process because it doesn't happen without facing challenges in every step.
Very often the sounds that I find within a space create the setting, influencing other formal and aesthetic qualities, while at other times the atmosphere, in all its sensory aspects, drives a work forward. I guess it makes sense somehow that I work with other musicians, and you're right about my connection to the metal scene. I started out as a guitarist in a death metal band as a teenager; at the same time, I started painting and experimenting with 8mm films. I would say that sound is as important as the visual in my art.
K: How or when did yourealize that you were a visual artist or that video art was something you wanted to do?
SG: When I was a teenager, my father suggested randomly that I should go down to the basement and paint. He was a jazz drummer and a hobby painter – I guess I was influenced by him, and also I immediately enjoyed painting. When I entered the Icelandic Academy of Art in 2000, I spent a whole year drawing and making sketches before they opened up the video lab. At one point, I found that I could compose music and make
videos that match, and that's when I thought, 'This is really it for me!'
K: In descriptions of your work I've noticed that the viewer's personal perception seems to play a big part in the works. Do you consider them as spiritual or existential works?
SG: It's true – the audience and their perception play a key role in my work. I put my vision into the space – I put what I see or perceive on tape and invite the audience in. So it's really up to the audience if they happen to have a spiritual experience or interpret my work as existential. What they receive is very much out of my control,
luckily.
K: What I've come to notice over the years is that your narrative has changed in some ways, becoming visually simpler, sometimes focusing more on repetition, with fewer traditional characters and less of a linear story. The works 'Edda' (2013) and 'Bleak' (2006) strike me as good examples of these differences. Do you feel that your
work has changed? Or perhaps the way you work?
SG: I guess the change in my work might have to do with the fact that in the last few years I've been looking more and more into what one perceives physically in the space. Earlier my work was made largely in the editing process, where fragments were gathered together on the timeline in order to create a linear or non-linear narrative
that was displayed on one screen as a movie. In my latest work, one can say that I am cutting the pieces directly into the space and playing with how theviewer goes through and connects. I'm digging more into each image, filming organically– rather long shots from around 6 to 10 minutes – and when they're put into a performance they loop so people can see the whole video. The time element and the function of each shot is crucial and there is always a certain transformation that occurs in the work.


Imagine a world without traffic lights.
Will it bring down the sky, no it will not.
Will it stop the people transportation process, no it will not.
Will it be the "end of days" for the gas emissions, no it will not.
So when nothing seems to yes in the statements above so why this hype about the Process Automation and Excellence business and how that is related to the traffic lights.
In this world of ever changing business dynamics, traffic lights act as guide posts for standardization, regulation, structuring, monitoring and accountability of human flow management (HFM) . Without them the HFM will still happen but with delays, accidents leading to damages (physical as well a mental) and complete chaos.
I look at process automation as traffic lights to contain the organizational chaos. They help design, document, administer, execute, monitor and control processes, people and transactions.
Quite a long sentence and quite a big task at hand but this is the only bridge that leads to "SURVIVAL" of the organizations in the future and construction of this bridge needs to start now, if the same has not started.
Process Organization is not about blueprints and acronyms but is all about vision, adaptability to change and culture management . You make them your friends and you will find your "Bridge across Forever".
Some thoughts that i picked from commonsense and some reading that i did with my daughter in her authors and movies club.
"They were running hand in hand, and the Queen went so fast that it was all she could do to keep up with her: and still the Queen kept crying Faster! Faster! but Alice felt she could not go faster, thought she had not breath left to say so. The most curious part of the thing was, that the trees and the other things round them never changed their places at all: however fast they went, they never seemed to pass anything".
Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass? makes me think about , when Alice meets the Red Queen. They are running and running, but appear to be not reaching anywhere. What comes as a surprise is that with current speed and all the efforts they still will only be able to keep them in the race with the surroundings and they need to run twice as fast to see some changes and reach somewhere ahead of the crowd.
Survival in today's competitive landscape can have the same dimension. In order to excel and outshine, firms have to manage dynamic changes continuously and consistently, in terms of adopting new business models, launching new products and services, way they service the customers, meeting compliance before it becomes a legal battle….
And to do all this they need to adapt an "Agile Process Tool", one that has Agility to manage and accommodate changes (internal as well as external), has Process at the epicenter as a guidepost and Tool to make the entire offering more system driven.
My second thoughts come from the greatest war movie The bridge across river Kwai, some might see this movie as one depicting a great war story and yes indeed it is but another perpective that can be applied to the business landscape is how Leadership and human management can lead to significant results, Gen Nicholson's audacious pursuit to build a bridge with a planned process embedded with rules and his clash of wills with the Japenese General had only one factor leading to success and that was the commitment and contribution that he got from the soldiers, in an organization context too, what drives the difference between success and failure is the ability to plan and execute a process with enough command from the leadership team (involvement), empowerment (user friendly tools) and management of culture (Human behavior and motivation) of resources involved in leading the wave.
Management of culture being significant here as that acts as a game changer, cutural issues don't surface or get documented but are soft factors that if managed well can lead to building a dream organization, also significant here would be the need to set this process for acceptable culture once as a foundation and have all organizational policies and procedures evolve around that culture.
Imagine having the execution skills of Jack coupled with vision of Nostradamus, organizations worldwide strive years to get this combination of genetic code only to realize that this might be a mirage they were chasing all the way.
Smart leaders across global competitve organizations have found an answer to this using the "process excellence" model. Here the road to serendipity is driven not by chances but using frameworks that help predict outcomes (Dashboards and Simulation) and usage of automation tools that can help them execute and adapt to journey of continuous improvement.
I still wish the quest continues to create a DNA with the combination of Jack and Nostradamus but till we get there let us focus and strive to use the alternatives to guide through the fast paced, cut throat and ever changing economic ecosystem.
May God help the Titanic organizations of this world, for all others there is still a Process Management Lifeline.
and remember the immortal sentence from the movie Apollo 13 by the Mission Control leader Gene Kranz: Failure is not an option.


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Margo Price – Til The Wheels Fall Off Tour
2023-02-25 00:00:00America/DetroitMargo Price – Til The Wheels Fall Off TourAmericana songwriter Margo Price has announced a monumental North American tour beginning later in 2022 promoting her latest album 'That's How Rumors Get Started'. Her 'Til The Wheels Fall Off Tour kicks off November 29th in Fayetteville and stretches into 2023 making notable U.S. stops in Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York and her hometown of Nashville. Canadian shows are planned for Vancouver and Toronto. Joining the tour in support will be special guests Kam Franklin from The Suffers, The Deslondes, Daniel Donato, Lola Kirke, Tre Burt and Jessi Colter.Majestic TheatreAlex Whitecountrylive@yahoo.com
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Americana songwriter Margo Price has announced a monumental North American tour beginning later in 2022 promoting her latest album 'That's How Rumors Get Started'. Her 'Til The Wheels Fall Off Tour kicks off November 29th in Fayetteville and stretches into 2023 making notable U.S. stops in Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York and her hometown of Nashville. Canadian shows are planned for Vancouver and Toronto. Joining the tour in support will be special guests Kam Franklin from The Suffers, The Deslondes, Daniel Donato, Lola Kirke, Tre Burt and Jessi Colter.