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support this podcast, donate todayThis week Eric and his guests mark the ten year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina by reflecting on its lasting impact and the political lessons it has taught.
First, Eric chats with CounterPunch contributor and Editor-in-Chief of News Junkie Post Gilbert Mercier about his experiences in New Orleans in the immediate aftermath of the storm. Gilbert recounts his personal stories, what he witnessed in the city, and the political context within which Katrina should be understood. Eric and Gilbert discuss the sick logic of disaster capitalism, and the brutality and rot of Empire.
Next, Eric welcomes author and filmmaker Daniel Wolff to the program to discuss his work with Jonathan Demme on the film "I'm Carolyn Parker," as well as his book "The Fight for Home: How (Parts of) New Orleans Came Back." Daniel tells about the making of the film, the human side of the Katrina story, and the attempt to shape a narrative of both tragedy and hope. Eric and Daniel also examine New Orleans as a template for destruction and ehtnic cleansing from the inner city to the Middle East and everywhere in between.
Finally, Eric sits down with author and activist Jay Arena to discuss the current political struggle in New Orleans, the pernicious impact of corporate funded NGOs, and the importance of radical grassroots activism. Jay is the author of the important 2012 book "Driven from New Orleans: How Nonprofits Betray Public Housing and Promote Privatization." Eric and Jay outline the causes of the political crisis, the corporatization and privatization of the city, and much more.
As always, intro and outtro from David Vest. Musical interludes from Billie Holiday & Louis Armstrong, and Dr. John.


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While I always discuss my travels or talk about new Boston events or restaurants I've encountered on this blog, I was thinking about this great time of year: time for the annual South by Southwest festival in Austin. For me, it's hard to ignore the festival – and it really got me missing Austin. Now that the commotion is dying down, I thought this would be a good time to throw out a few restaurants musts including some staples (part one) and some new hot eats I've been reading about or heard good reviews on (part two). Clearly, this isn't a complete list of my restaurant recs since there are so many incredible places to eat, this is at least a good starting place for those making a trip to the ATX.
Of course, if you're making a trip to the ATX and you're looking for great barbeque, you've got to try the the Salt Lick. My personal recommendation is to take some time to visit the original in Driftwood. It's not far outside the City but you'll definitely need to devote a few hours for this. The great thing about the original location, is that it's very classic, picturesque Texas Hill Country. Two things to keep in mind: it's BYOB and cash only! If you're looking to bring wine though, check out the winery up the street from the Salt Lick.
Chuy's is a quirky Tex-Mex restaurant is trademark Austin, and by quirky, we're talking from decorations to the massive burritos. This is another restaurant, like Salt Lick, that you can find multiple locations of because, well, it's just that popular. If you get stuck on the details, the original is the Barton Springs location – which if you're visiting for Austin City Limits or heading to the Trail of Lights in the winter, is pretty close to where the action is. Chuy's is just great Tex-Mex. Pure and simple. Austin is full of amazing Tex-Mex restaurants though but I like to think that Chuy's is good for those looking for somewhere to set the bar. My personal recommendation, whether you have an enchilada or "Big As Your Face" burrito (which is totally worth the belly ache), go with the deluxe tomatillo sauce.
I have a confession. I used to be skeptical about Kerbey Lane. It was a destination in college that I always had a bad experience with, particularly the location near the UT campus. That all changed the day I visited the original location on Kerbey Lane. Started in a cute house on what probably used to be a quiet street, Kerbey Lane is probably best known for its fantastic breakfast fare – which is available at pretty much any time of day (i.e. it's open late). The pancakes are to die for and when I venture to Austin for trips, I always pick up some mix. If you're not really in the mood for breakfast, try the Kerbey Queso (cheese queso with guacamole in the middle). I think that Kerbey Lane is a great way to either start or end your day. Quick tip: Sunday's can be packed – so get there early if you need to park at the original location.
Most Austinites know the Broken Spoke for its two-stepping, as it is a dance hall. What I later learned, after being introduced by a fellow Bostonian, was that the Chicken Fried Steak was probably some of the best you'll ever have. Similar to the Salt Lick, if you're looking for a traditional Texas experience, this is your place. This is a ten gallon hats, belt buckle and cowboy boots kind of place. Funny enough, it's in an area of Austin that's being flooded by new mixed use condo/retail units. However, the experience straight from the gravel driveway around the restaurant to the huge plates of chicken fried steak remains the same: a classic.
What are your favorite staple restaurants in Austin? Leave them in the comment section below.
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Best Ice Cream: Amy's. I miss Texas ice cream. Enough said.
Best breakfast (besides Kerbey Lane): Magnolias. Breakfast at 2am – can't complain.
Best location: Hot dog stand at Barton Springs because Barton Springs is the best place ever!


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The 135th Annual New York State Championship was held from August 30-September 2, 2013, in Albany, New York at the Albany Marriott, 189 Wolf Road, Albany.
GM Alexander Ivanov of Massachusetts scored four wins and two draws to win the $1,500 first prize in the 135th edition of America's longest-running tournament.
Five players tied for 2nd-6th (in order of tiebreaks): New Jersey GMs Alexander Stripunsky and Joel Benjamin, Nicolas De T Checa, Stanislav Busygin of Pennsylvania and FM Igor Nikolayev. They each won $440, while Nicolas De T Checa and Igor Nikolayev also share the $100 Bonus Prize for the top-scoring New York State resident.
On tiebreaks, 11-year-old Nicolas, the 2013 New York State Junior High Champion, also wins the title of 2013 New York State Chess Champion. Nicolas is probably the youngest New York State Champion in the 135-year history of this tournament!
Rifeng Xia was the only player in the Under 2100 Section to score 5,5, giving her the $1,000 1st prize. Arthur Tang and David C Miller scored 5-1 to win $400 each.
Sarah Ascherman's 5 points was enough to win the $1,000 1st Prize in the Under 1800 Section, with a five-player logjam for 2nd-6th: Darius Jafary, S Warren Lohr, Ernest Wang, Xiaoyu Xu and Brandon Wang each won $190.
Thomas E Clark won the $800 1st Prize for scoring 5,5 points in the Under 1500 Section. Ansgarius Aylward took 2nd with 5 points, and Larry Fredette and Sandeep Alampalli tied for 3rd with 4?.
Rohghai Gong's 5,5 points clinched the $500 1st Prize in the Under 1200 Section. Elisha Danzig and Daniel Louzonis finished with 5-1, but Daniel was limited to $150 as an unrated, and the balance of the prize for the two-way tie went to Elisha, who receives $250.
Philip Thibault and Nathan Saint Ours both scored 4-2. Philip won the special plaque for Top Under 1000 on tiebreaks over Nathan, who wins the Top Under 800 plaque. Hani Ahmed won the Top Unrated plaque, and Madison Ford-McKnight won Top Under 600.
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According to the USDA1, 41.2 million people live in food-insecure households, including 6.5 million children. Feeding America member food banks, schools, and other nonprofits can help ensure that food reaches those in need in our communities. Since 2011, Publix has donated more than 337 million pounds of food to the Feeding America® network. Find more information about Publix Charities' support for food banks, and read one family's inspiring story here.
1 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). "Key Statistics & Graphics." Economic Research Service. October 17, 2017.
In order to give the gift of nourishment and hope to our communities throughout the Southeast, Publix Super Markets Charities announces a $5 million donation to the Feeding America® network.
Publix Super Markets Charities has announced a donation of $1.5 million to Feeding America® and 12 member food banks. This funding will assist in the transportation needs of the food banks, helping them acquire refrigerated trucks in order to collect and distribute perishable items donated by food retailers.


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EU Begins Boat Patrols to Tackle People Smugglers
By Team On 10/7/15 at 4:22 AM EDT
The EU has launched a naval operation in an effort to crack down on human traffickers in the Mediterranean Sea.
Under Operation Sophia, EU ships will be able to board, search, seize and divert vessels suspected of being used for people smuggling or trafficking on the high seas, in line with international law.
Named after a baby born on the ship of one EU operation which rescued her mother in August off the coast of Libya, the task force will be specifically aimed at disrupting the business model of people smuggling and trafficking networks in the Mediterranean. It also hopes to prevent the further loss of life at sea, rather than simply carrying out surveillance and rescue operations, which has been the thrust of EU missions in the area up until now.
The operation will involve five warships, together with support helicopters and drones, according to the BBC. Yet the ships will have to stay in international waters—12 nautical miles off the Libyan coast.
So far this year, more than 300,000 migrants and refugees have crossed to Europe over the Mediterranean, according to the UN refugee agency, including around 110,000 from North Africa to Italy. Many of them are fleeing war and persecution in countries like Syria and Eritrea. Some 2,500 refugees and migrants are estimated to have died or gone missing this year, trying to reach Europe.
Last month, Federica Mogherini, the EU's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, said in relation to the decision: "We are also united in our diplomatic efforts to find both a political solution to the crises in Syria and Libya, and, in partnership with the countries of origin and transit of the migration flows, to support the economic and social development of these countries."
However, the EU operation has not been without its critics. British government advisers and a former ambassador to Libya earlier this year struck out at European Union plans to deploy military force against Mediterranean people traffickers. Jason Pack, a defence and security adviser to the U.K. Foreign Office, and a specialist consultant on Libya called the plan "moronic and delusional."
"Libya is just the worst possible environment to carry out a foreign policing operation," Oliver Miles, who previously served as Britain's ambassador to Libya, told Newsweek in May, citing fears that the plan would have "limited impact" on trafficking operations and increase the risk of kidnappings in Libya of European citizens.


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dEXTRIS for iOS
May 16, 2014 by Chris Wilson in gaming
From full-on ports of console shooters to completely stripped down "tap to jump" endless runners, we never really seem to escape the discussion of what kind of games work best on a small touchscreen device. Which makes sense, because it's really hard to get this stuff right — especially when it comes to the controls themselves.
Having said that, dEXTRIS is especially interesting because it's one of the few games that feels like it was designed around the control scheme — an approach famously used by Flappy Bird creator/developer Dong Nguyen, who wanted people to be able to play on the go, with "one hand holding the train strap."
Whereas Flappy Bird optimized the single-handed control system, Chaotic Box's Frank Condello has focused on another familiar grip — the same one we all use when thumb-typing in portrait orientation. Take a look at AppSpy's gameplay video above to see it in action.
Condello already has a few iOS cult classics under his belt, and one thing they have in common that the competition often lacks is finely-tuned responsiveness. But now that the "twitch" genre popularized by Super Hexagon and Pivvot (and of course the aforementioned Flappy Bird) has blown up, Condello's penchant for creating fast-paced and, frankly, really difficult, games will hopefully gain him a broader following. He's often tweeted in the past about the monumental challenge of making a living as an iOS game dev, but since dEXTRIS is free and ad-supported, all it would take is the right combination of circumstances for him to be making some serious daily bank à la Dong Nguyen.
Of course, dEXTRIS doesn't feature a cute bug-eyed bird and nostalgic Marioesque pipes.
The bottom line is that dEXTRIS is pure, in almost the same way that Flappy Birds was. Do one simple yet super tough thing for as long as you can. And then do it again. And again. Until you want to throw your phone at the wall.
If that sort of thing appeals to you, I promise you: dEXTRIS is gonna totally be your jam, as it is mine.
dEXTRIS is free on the App Store.
The Silent Age: Episode 1 (iOS/Android)
July 12, 2013 by Chris Wilson in gaming
"Kind of like Sierra PC-era meets Christopher Nolan sci-fi."
That's how I described The Silent Age: Episode 1, available for iOS and Android, in an email to a friend of mine. Admittedly, I specifically picked two references I knew would pique his interest, but it's a pretty apt description. This game has got the nostalgia factor of the classic point-and-click adventure, and an awesome retrofuturistic creepy atmosphere.
Even better, the creators made Episode 1 free (really: no ads, no need to buy in-app currency, nothing), and are relying on crowdfunding to finance the next version. Because they know it's that good.
It really is that good.
July 12, 2013 /Chris Wilson
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Omicron for iOS
June 20, 2013 by Chris Wilson in gaming
I'm beginning to notice a pattern that repeats almost every time I start playing a really great new iPhone game. After getting past the splash screen, checking out the available settings, and firing up the tutorial, I get this feeling like a mini gut-punch. And accompanying it is the vague thought, "Shit. Why didn't I think of this?"
Of course ideas are just ideas. It's the execution that matters, and Berlin's own Canupa has done an excellent job with Omicron. Beautifully design, impeccable sounds and perfect responsiveness all really bring the simple arcade-style multitouch concept to life.
Omicron for iPhone is $0.99/€0.89 in the App Store
Omicron for iPad is $1.99/€1.89 in the App Store
June 20, 2013 /Chris Wilson
iOS, mobile, local multiplayer, berlin


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Sometimes there is a 'reality gap' between the giving of God's promises and their fulfillment, as Abraham discovers in Genesis 15:1-6. This is a common experience and requires the difficult discipline of waiting.
Abraham has a double concern but God comes to him in a word of encouragement with a double promise. And Abraham responds with magnificent faith, a saving faith which is a gift of God, as it always is.


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Good morning and welcome back!
As 1982 drew to a close, Men at Work were midway through a 15-week stretch atop the Billboard album charts with "Business as Usual." So they've got today's intro tune...
1 big thing: The new oil order
The International Energy Agency's latest oil market analysis this morning describes two key features of today's petro-landscape:
Near-term: The new OPEC+ deal may have steadied the volatile market.
Long-term: The U.S. influence on global markets is very big now.
Why it matters: Today's monthly IEA report is the first since OPEC and Russia struck a deal in Vienna last week to trim output beginning next year.
"The agreement aims to achieve relative stability and to bring the market towards balance. So far, the Brent crude oil price seems to have found a floor, remaining close to [$60 per barrel] much where it was when the ministers met," IEA said (emphasis added).
But, but, but: IEA cautions that "time will tell how effective the new production agreement will be in re-balancing the oil market." And indeed Brent crude has dipped below $60 at times in trading this morning.
The big picture: The report is a CliffsNotes look at how the U.S. has joined Russia and Saudi Arabia as entrenched members of the super-producers club. The U.S. pumps well over 11 million barrels of crude per day and climbing.
"While the US was not present in Vienna, nobody could ignore its growing influence," IEA notes.
The report flags the recent moment when the U.S. briefly became a net exporter (by a small margin) of crude and petroleum products combined.
What they're saying: "[E]ven if it proves to be an isolated data point, the long-term trend is clear," IEA said about U.S.' net exporter moment, adding that net imports in 2018 are well under a third of what they were just a decade ago before shale took off.
"As production grows inexorably, so will net imports decline and rising US exports will provide competition in many markets, including to some of the countries meeting in Vienna last week," IEA said.
2. Gore: Earth doesn't need carbon capture tech
Al Gore speaks at the COP24 UN Climate Change Conference 2018. Photo: Omar Marques/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
Al Gore told Axios' Amy Harder he's optimistic the world will effectively address climate change despite being pessimistic on technology capturing carbon emissions that many scientists say is critical to that end.
What he said: "The fact none of the existing technologies are considered ready for primetime, in the sense that nobody knows how to execute at scale, makes it a daunting challenge for sure. I'm mindful of that," Gore said in an interview at the UN climate conference in Poland.
"I just think it's an extremely improbable solution right now, but maybe they will come up with some breakthrough. There are so many fossil-fuel burning installations now that they are just shutting down well before their useful lifetime because it's just simply cheaper to move to [renewable energy]."
— Al Gore
Why it matters: Gore's remarks contrast with experts who say that capturing carbon from fossil power plants and industrial facilities is likely needed for emissions cuts steep enough to prevent some of the worst effects of climate change.
The big UN climate science report in October sees varying degrees of CCS deployment in a number of the "pathways" the study lays out for holding the global temperature rise to 1.5 °C above preindustrial levels.
Dive into Amy's piece.
3. Checking in on the Green New Deal
A little more from Amy's chat with Gore ... The former VP explains why he's on board with the "Green New Deal" that Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and climate activists are pushing for in Congress.
"If done correctly, it's part of the answering to the growing inequality. The so-called green new deal, whatever the details turn out to be, could create millions of jobs spread around every community in the U.S., and more than that around the world."
Read the full story.
Meanwhile, back in the U.S., House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi met yesterday with incoming committee chairs to discuss her plans for reviving a select committee on climate — a plan that has created tensions over turf.
Why it matters: Ocasio-Cortez and a growing number of supporters want the panel to be focused on crafting a sweeping draft bill for a "Green New Deal" that's ready for launch in 2020, but would formally move through other panels.
The "Green New Deal" is now a broad set of energy and economic ideas including a relatively fast transition to 100% renewable electricity.
The intrigue: Some veteran Democrats, including incoming Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone, have expressed concerns about a revived committee.
Democrats under Pelosi previously created a special climate committee, which conducted oversight but didn't write bills, after winning the majority in 2006.
4. Solar growth rate stalls but a rebound awaits
U.S. solar project growth slowed in the third quarter and the industry's expansion rate is expected to be largely flat in 2018 and 2019, according to newly released data.
Why it matters: The quarterly tally from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and the Solar Energy Industries Association, a trade group, captures the effect of tariffs on panel imports imposed by the Trump administration early this year.
By the numbers: Overall, U.S. solar market growth fell 15% in Q3 compared to the same period a year earlier, due to slower growth of utility-scale projects. Residential installations were flat or up slightly, they said.
Yes, but: The industry is still expanding, albeit more slowly, and the report says the current quarter should see a boomlet, thanks to projects delayed by prior uncertainty over the early 2018 tariff decision coming to fruition.
"Developers originally planning to bring projects online in Q3 2018 were forced to push out completion dates to Q4 2018 or Q1 2019 due to uncertainty around tariffs," Wood Mackenzie analyst Colin Smith said in a statement.
What's next: Q4, as delayed projects go forward, is slated to be biggest quarter for utility-scale projects in the last 2 years, they said.
More broadly, "Total installed U.S. PV capacity is expected to more than double over the next five years. By 2023, over 14 GWdc of PV capacity will be installed annually," the report states.
Go deeper: U.S. solar takes hit from Trump tariffs but is cheaper than ever (Reuters)
5. Policy notes: car standards and coal plants
Cars: The New York Times looks at oil industry efforts in support of Trump administration moves to roll back Obama-era auto mileage and carbon emissions rules.
"In Congress, on Facebook and in statehouses nationwide, Marathon Petroleum, the country's largest refiner, worked with powerful oil-industry groups and a conservative policy network financed by the billionaire industrialist Charles G. Koch to run a stealth campaign to roll back car emissions standards," the paper reports.
"A separate industry campaign on Facebook, covertly run by an oil-industry lobby representing Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Phillips 66 and other oil giants, urged people to write to regulators to support the rollback," the story adds.
Coal: S&P Global Market Intelligence has a good look at why an EPA proposal to loosen carbon emissions rules for new coal plants won't spur new construction on its own — and why that's not the end of the story.
The intrigue: While EPA's modeling does not show the plan leading to new plants, it could open the door when combined with other, brewing Trump administration policies, including (hotly disputed) proposals to reward coal on national security and reliability grounds.
Plus: EPA's modeling also doesn't consider "potential successes of a U.S. Department of Energy program seeking proposals to support research and engineering designs for smaller, flexible coal plants that could compete with and more closely mimic the operation of natural gas generation capacity."
6. How global warming is changing the Arctic
Reproduced from Zachary Labe using PIOMAS data; Chart: Axios Visuals
Rapid climate change is transforming the Arctic, from the bottom of the sea floor to the top of windswept glaciers.
What's happening: Sea ice is disappearing, land-based ice is melting, and a domino effect of ecosystem changes have been set into motion, with unknown results, Axios' Andrew Freedman reports.
Why it matters: New research published this week shows the peril that awaits companies that choose to operate in the harsh, unstable region, which is increasingly the focus of oil and gas drilling activity. In addition, sea ice loss may be rewriting global weather patterns, contributing to extreme weather events as far away as the Lower 48 states.
The big picture: The Arctic is warming at more than twice the rate of the rest of the world, owing largely to feedbacks known as "Arctic amplification." Melting sea ice and snow yields ground to darker ocean waters and land cover, which absorb more of the sun's incoming energy.
"The Arctic is shifting over time from white to blue," says Karen Frey, a geographer at Clark University, who helped write a federal report on the changing Arctic released Tuesday, told Axios in an interview.
The changes are making life in the Far North less predictable and in some cases, sustainable.
For example, during much of last winter, the Bering Sea set a record low for sea ice cover, which altered ocean composition and may have led to massive deaths of seals and seabirds, AP reported.
Frey said some places accustomed to sea ice cover 140 days per year saw just 20 days with sea ice last year, causing her to question how resilient ecosystems will be in the face of such massive changes.
Worth your time.
7. Quote of the day
Quote"What's amazing, in a sense, is that people are surprised. A solar panel is essentially a flat-screen TV, but a lot simpler. Why wouldn't its costs behave in a similar way?"
Who said it: Clean energy expert Michael Liebreich spoke on the new episode of the podcast Exponential View.
Context: Liebreich, founder of what became Bloomberg New Energy Finance, is discussing rapid cost declines in solar power and other technologies as their deployment grows rapidly.
The big picture: He made the remarks during a far wider-ranging conversation about the pace and challenge of the global transition to a low-carbon energy economy.
My thought bubble: I won't try and describe the whole thing here, but overall it's a clear-eyed and cogent chat about successes but also very steep challenges, such as decarbonizing heating and long-range transport.


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SEC Whacks Hedge|Funds for $44 Million
Courthouse News Staff / December 13, 2012
MANHATTAN (CN) - Two hedge funds and two managers will pay $44 million to settle SEC charges of illegal trading in Chinese bank stocks, the SEC said.
The SEC sued Sung Kook "Bill" Hwang, founder and manager of co-defendants Tiger Asia Management and Tiger Asia Partners, and Raymond Y.H. Park, the head trader of the two hedge funds involved: Tiger Asia Fund and Tiger Asia Overseas Fund. Each company's name is abbreviated in the SEC's complaint, but Courthouse News uses the full name to avoid confusion with a similarly named company.
The U.S. attorney in Newark on Wednesday filed parallel criminal charges against Tiger Asia Management, the SEC said.
"This case involves insider trading and attempted manipulative trading by Hwang, the sole principal and portfolio manager of two unregistered funds advised by Tiger [Asia] Management and Tiger [Asia] Partners, and Hwang's head trader, Park," the SEC said in its 19-page federal complaint. "In December 2008 and January 2009, the defendants entered into 'wall-crossing' agreements for three private placements of Chinese bank stocks, subsequently violated the wall-crossing agreements by short-selling the Chinese bank stocks, and then covered these short positions with private placement shares purchased at a discount. This illegal trading resulted in profits to the funds advised by Tiger Management and Tiger Partners of approximately $16.2 million.
"Also, starting in November 2008 and continuing through February 2009, Hwang, Tiger [Asia] Management, and Tiger [Asia] Partners, aided and abetted by Park, misappropriated fund assets by placing losing trades in Chinese bank stocks in which the funds had substantial short positions, in an attempt to manipulate the price of these stocks at month's end to inflate the calculation of management fees. The attempted manipulative trading scheme earned Tiger [Asia] Management approximately $496,000 in fraudulent management fees."
Hwang, of Tenafly, N.J., and Park, of Riverdale, N.Y., agreed to settle the SEC said.
"The settlements, which are subject to court approval, require Hwang, Tiger Asia Management, and Tiger Asia Partners to collectively pay $19,048,787 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest," the SEC said in a statement announcing the settlement. "Each of them has agreed to pay a penalty of $8,294,348 for a total of $24,883,044. Park agreed to pay $39,819 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest, and a penalty of $34,897. With the exception of Tiger Asia Management, the defendants neither admit nor deny the charges."
On Dec. 12, U.S. District Judge Stanley Chesler signed a consent judgment that compels Tiger Asia Management to forfeit $16.2 million.
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Donbass (2018)'s voise is soo awesome!"
This is all perfect.\n\nBut the only thing I don't like is that the villain of course got his own Symbiote, and is of Course Stronger, and there is just loads of Symbiote on the screen, I think Donbass (2018) is enough.\n\nBut if you just replace that dude with Carnage, I'd be cool with it.\nThat would be absolutely Perfect."
GOD NOOOO !!!\nNO Donbass (2018) VS Donbass (2018) OMG !!! \nFREAKIN MISTAKE"
AMAZING!!!!\nINCROYABLE !!!\nLOVE Donbass (2018) FROM FRANCE 🇫🇷!!!"
THERES NO MORE EDDIE, AND NO MORE SYMBIOTE! Only..... Donbass (2018)!!!"
Graphics are not complete , but it's cooool"
"I have a parasite" lmao"


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    module Validations

      extend ActiveSupport::Concern

      included do

        validates :body, :presence => true
        validates :commentable, :presence => true
        validates :owner, :presence => true, :associated => true

      end

    end
  end
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US Army approves AAR's Type V lightweight multipurpose shelter
The US Army has approved an AAR-built Type V lightweight multipurpose shelter (LMS) during its first article testing, marking a significant milestone in the system's development and delivery programme.
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The US Army has approved an AAR-built Type V lightweight multipurpose shelter (LMS) during its first article testing, marking a significant milestone in the system's development and delivery programme.
Three LMS variations, including Type I (electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielded), Type III (EMI shielded with tunnel), and Type V (non-EMI shielded with double rear doors) were ordered by the army under a $14m five-year indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract in 2011.
Manufactured by AAR Mobility Systems, the durable LMS shelters are designed to be installed on the army's high-mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWVs).
AAR Technology Products vice-president Lee Krantz said the milestone confirmed that all three LMS variants are approved for use in multiple programmes that require HMMWV-mounted shelter systems.
"The results are a demonstration of our manufacturing innovation capability and our commitment to meeting customer requirements," Krantz said.
An empty version of the standardised integrated command post system (SICPS), LMS is lightweight, transportable, electromagnetic interference (EMI) protected shelter designed to serve as the primary platform for housing and operation of command and control equipment for situational awareness and tactical support in various theatres of operation.
"We believe friction stir welding is a breakthrough approach to building these shelters and represents the future in welding and lightweight design."
The American Society for Testing and Materials' (ASTM) compliant system features a multi-panel design versus the traditional folded two-panel design, which has been developed using advanced friction stir welding (FSW) techniques.
Allowing metals to remain bonded in their natural state, without melting or the use of studs or fasteners, FSW leads to development of a shelter that provides added value, isolation and protection for critical in-theatre military and defence equipment.
Commenting on FSW technique, Krantz said the advanced manufacturing process enabled the company to improve the design and durability of the shelters, while addressing weight requirements.
"We believe friction stir welding is a breakthrough approach to building these shelters and represents the future in welding and lightweight design," Krantz said.
Image: AAR's LMS shelters are designed to be installed on high-mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles. Photo: courtesy of AM General.
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Q: If else logic in controller I have four buttons. Below are their html,
Severity *
                <button class="btn btn-default btn-lg" ng-click="sModal()" name="s" ng-model="cpform.severity">{{cpform.severity}}</button>

                Occurence *
                <button class="btn btn-default btn-lg" ng-click="OModal()" name="o" ng-model="cpform.occurence">{{cpform.occurence}}</button>

                Detection *
                <button class="btn btn-default btn-lg" ng-click="siverifydetectionModal()" name="detection" ng-model="cpform.detection">{{cpform.detection}}</button>

                RPN
                <button class="btn btn-default btn-lg" ng-model="cpform.risk_score">{{cpform.severity*cpform.occurence*cpform.detection}}</button>

All these 4 buttons are displayed in the modal. The values for the first three buttons are got from different modals. Here, I have displayed the Product value in the last button in RPN. When I tried to save the value, I was able to save the values of first three buttons except the last button value.
Below is my code in the controller part:
$scope.cpform = {
                                summary: r_header.summary,
                                severity:r_header.severity,
                                occurence:r_header.occurence,
                                detection:r_header.detection,
                                risk_score: r_header.risk_score,
                                nocpz: nocpz_checked,
                                route: r_header.route,
                                layers: r_header.layers,
                                comments: r_header.comments,
                                risks: risk_id_list,

                            };

        }

        $scope.updateReview = function (cpform, formname) {
            $scope.uprev_submit_disabled = true;
            var updated_field_list = [];

            if (r_header.revSeverity[0] != null) {
                angular.forEach($scope.cpform, function(value, key) {
                    //if(key[0] == '$') return;
                    console.log("Chck", value, key);
                    if (!formname[key].$pristine) {
                        updated_field_list.push(key);
                    }
                    console.log("CPZ", key, formname[key].$pristine)
                 });

I want to pass the Product Value which I get in the RPN button through the risk_score variable mentioned in the controller. I'm passing the $scope.cpform to the views and respectively to models in order to save it. Anybody please tell me how to save the Product value which I get in RPN button to the db. I want to pass and save value in risk_score variable.

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I had heard about Gen Akhthar Hussain Malik that how brilliant strategist he was. This confirms a lot of that. I admire him even more now knowing that he offered to sacrifice his achievements for the sake of his country. Ayub Khan, Musa and Yahya betrayed this country. May Allah bless Malik's soul. His name will live on.
It has been verified that change of command was the act of General Musa so no senseale analyst can blame Ayub Khan,as for as Author is concerned it was better if he could have written a book over Police department.


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Muirgen Publishing, LLC
A lot has happened for Andrea Stein since she launched Muirgen Publishing, LLC, in 2014. Her first award-winning self-published novel came out February 10, 2015, with three more novels and a boxed set scheduled throughout the rest of the year. "Fortune's Horizon" is currently available in both ebook and paperback formats from Amazon.
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A failing national economy, an iffy local tourist industry, businesses being extremely conservative with their marketing dollars…Imagine That Creative, Inc. faced all these obstacles when it opened its doors for business in August of 2008. "We really questioned the wisdom of starting a new business given the local and national economies," said Eric Ojala, Customer Service and Sales Director. Imagine That Creative is a business-to-business company offering Web and marketing services to small businesses in
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We make our delicious side casserole with tender chopped broccoli florets, white rice, and creamy cheese. A wholesome and satisfying comfort food for home meals or an elegant dish for a holiday meal. And so easy, just heat and serve.


Use WIDTH instead of MIN-WIDTH. I don't think there is a better solution.
This problem looks like it persists in the IE9 Beta. If you look closely, the focus state outline of the options themselves are cut off, meaning that the white space isn't simply that the options aren't spanning the select, the rendering is actually being cut off somehow.


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Dr Tan Sing Huang is an oncologist practising at Gleneagles Hospital and Mount Elizabeth Hospitals, Singapore.
Prior to entering private practice, she was a senior consultant in the Department of Haematology-Oncology at the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore (NCIS). There, she led the Senior Residency Education division as its programme director, and was co-chairman of their clinical competency committee for Senior Residency training.
For her contributions to education at the National University Hospital (NUH), Dr Tan was awarded the NUH Teaching Excellence Award in 2014. She was also an assistant professor at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, and participated as an examiner for undergraduate final medical exams.
Dr Tan is the current vice president of the Singapore Society of Oncology. She is also a longstanding active committee member of the National Healthcare Group's Domain-Specific Ethics Review Board since 2011, and is a workgroup member for the College of Radiologists' National Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines Review for 2017.
She also served as the chairman of conferences like the Best of ASCO in 2015, and was the co-organiser of the inaugural Breast Day Symposium in 2016.
Dr Tan has obtained a number of independent grants since 2008, studying areas such as methylation patterns in breast cancer, high-throughput oncogenic mutation profiling in breast cancers, chemotherapeutic regimens and clinical outcomes, and the effects of chemotherapy on cognition in cancer patients using PET scan imaging.
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Many of our hub partners are providing exciting music making opportunities in the May half term. Get involved!
Tomorrow's Warriors will be running our regular jazz workshops every Saturday over May half term and through the summer holidays. Our Junior Groups run from 10:00 – 12:15 and Advanced/Development Group is from 12:30 – 14:30pm with a Jam Session to finish the day from 14:30 – 16:00. We will also be hosting a number of special masterclasses with some of the top jazz musicians from around the UK. To keep in touch and get more info visit www.tomorrowswarriors.org or contact learning@tomorrowswarriors.org.


Social Services Minister thanks Ben..
Earlier this week Ben Fordham had a massive breakthrough in his campaign for NDIS funding.
Parents Rob and Vanita were told if they want funding for their two severely disabled children to continue, they have to relinquish control of their children and make them wards of the state.
Social Services Ministers Dan Tehan confirmed to Ben on Monday the funding is guaranteed indefinitely.
Speaking with Ben today the Social Services Minister thanks him for his campaign.
"Can I just thank you and all your listeners for the campaign that you had on behalf of Jordan and Olivia and bringing the case to our attention.
"It wouldn't have happened if it hadn't been for you.


Rilakkuma and his friend Korilakkuma love everything sweet! These sweet chocolates in cute bottle packaging would surely make them happy. Each bag comes with a mix of sweet milk chocolate in a cute heart shape and rich cocoa powder dusted chocolate in a cube shape. Try both and have a day as sweet as Rilakkuma!


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The Gross National Happiness Index
The Gross National Happiness index is the brainchild of Professor Talita Greyling of the University of Johannesburg and Dr Stephanie Rossouw of the Auckland University of Technology, with the technical support of AFSTEREO (Pty) Ltd. It is the first index of its kind and measures the real-time sentiment of the country.
The happiness index is constructed by monitoring and extracting the Tweets of South Africans (New Zealanders, Australians) and analysing the sentiment of these Tweets. A sentiment score is allocated to each Tweet, classifying the Tweet as either negative, neutral or positive. The sentiment scores are then used in a sentiment balance algorithm, to derive the Gross National Happiness (GNH). The GNH is measured on a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 being very unhappy and 10 being very happy.
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Doing homework is something many students do not want the pleasure of doing. It is understandable. Some students have a hard time knowing what to do or how to do it properly. Others lack skills necessary to complete the work to meet academic expectations. Then, you have those that know their grades are on the line and they really need homework assignments to payoff. The good news is there are a few simple instructions you can do when completing your homework. Such advice may increase likelihood of completing your work successfully. Here are some points to get you started.
Don't put it off. Few students do this too often. They will wait until the last minute or think they can wait until later to get started. If something comes up or you have other tasks that need to get done you will wished you had started sooner. Don't wait, just start on it and you may get done sooner than you think.
Work with a partner or classmate. Sometimes doing homework alone gets boring or you have difficulty concentrating. When you have a classmate or buddy that can work with you, you may get it done easier. It helps when your buddy can tutor you on problem areas or provide tips on how they get their work done.
Know when to get help. This is something to think about before you start your homework. You may want to have a few people in mind you can go to when you need help. There are also homework help sites online that offer advice on how to complete problems depending on subject matter and academic level.
Take good notes in class and ask questions. Many times when you receive homework it is related to content you discussed in class. Homework is often seen as practice, but it can test your skills as far as what you learned. Taking notes and participating in class discussions can help you remember more information that can encourage you to do better on your homework.
Make homework a priority and have a homework schedule to stick to. If you feel your homework is not important there is no way you can get it done successfully. Be reasonable with your time and other priorities. This can help you be more confident in your abilities when you are able to complete homework assignments on time.


text: Q: Noncommutative analogue of Radon-Nikodym derivative Let $\mathcal M$ be a noncommutative probability space i.e. there is a trace $\tau$ on $\mathcal M$ such that it is normal, faithful and $\tau(1)=1.$ Let $\tau_1$ be another normal trace on $\mathcal M$. Furthermore, assume that for any $x\geq 0$ in $\mathcal M,$ $\tau(x)=0$ implies $\tau_1(x)=0.$ In this situation what would  be  a  kind of   Radon-Nikodym derivative of $\tau_1$ with respect to $\tau$? (if it exists!)?


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From the park: 11 bunkhouses, a 22 room bed and breakfast, 13 three and four bedroom houses, 10 one bedroom mini cottages, 20 full hookup RV spots, a four-bedroom Bridal Suite, A large old 5000 square ft. Tabernacle, a 10,000 square ft. Convention Center with a commercial kitchen, a beautiful Lakeside dining room, miniature golf, swimming, boating, kayaking, fishing, on site souvenir shops, grocery store, snack bar and much more, we are truly a unique must stay in the Niagara region.
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