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South Africa hit by new subvariants of omicron that have been detected in the US in small numbers
A surge in COVID-19 cases in South Africa fueled by two new subvariants of omicron has raised concerns that they are even more transmissible than the BA.2 strain which has been dominant in the US since early April.
The BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants have led to a tripling of cases in South Africa in the latest week and an increase in hospitalizations, the New York Times reported.
The BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants have been detected in the US, too, according to Outbreak.info, which aggregates data on the pandemic on a shared platform, although for now the numbers are very small. As of April 29, just 10 BA.4 cases had been detected in the US, compared with 315 in South Africa. There were just 5 cases of BA.5 in the US, compared with 104 in South Africa.
Data from South Africa are showing that BA.4 and BA.5 evade the protection created by an infection with the original omicron, called BA.1, resulting in symptomatic infections, the Times reported. But for now it's unclear whether the two new subvariants are resulting in more severe illness.
The news comes as COVID cases continue to rise in the US after a steep decline early in the year, driven by BA.2 and two other subvariants that appear to be even more infectious. The two, named BA.2.12 and BA.2.12.1, were highlighted by health officials in New York state recently.
The US is averaging 56,700 cases a day, according to a New York Times tracker, up 51% from two weeks ago. The country is averaging 17,248 hospitalizations a day, up 16% from two weeks ago, but still close to the lowest level since the first weeks of the pandemic. The average daily death toll has fallen below 400 to 320.
"We're at an awkward global moment where the past can't really predict the future," Dr. Kavita Patel, a primary-care physician who led the Obama administration's response to the H1N1 swine flu, told the newspaper.
New York City raised its COVID alert level to medium from low, according to the city's Health Department Website, signaling that cases are rising at an undesirably fast pace.
The city is currently seeing nearly 2,500 new cases a day, which is up from about 600 in early March. The number may be even higher as many people are now testing at home and the data is not all being collected.
It's unclear for now whether Mayor Eric Adams will reintroduce certain public safety measures such as face masks in indoor settings. The health department is recommending that New Yorkers keep up vaccines and boosters, wear a face mask in indoor settings and get tested if they are unwell.
"If NYC's Alert Level is raised to High, the City will consider requiring face masks in all public indoor settings," said the health department.
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said its COVID-19 pill, Paxlovid, failed to reduce the risk of spreading the virus to household contacts. The drug maker had been testing Paxlovid as a post-exposure prophylactic in Phase 2/3 clinical trial. The drug did reduce the risks of spreading a confirmed and symptomatic COVID-19 infection. The results were not statistically significant.
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• Restaurants in Beijing have been ordered to close dine-in services over the May holidays as the Chinese capital grapples with a COVID-19 outbreak, the Associated Press reported. Restaurants have been ordered to only provide takeout services from Sunday to Wednesday, during China's Labor Day holidays. Beijing began mass testing millions of residents earlier this week as it scrambled to stamp out a COVID-19 outbreak. Beijing is trying to prevent a massive outbreak that could trigger a citywide lockdown like the one that has paralyzed Shanghai for more than three weeks. Millions of residents there have been under lockdown and food has run low at times, prompting criticism despite government efforts to censor it.
• The COVID lockdowns have already dented manufacturing activity in China, with the monthly purchasing managers index falling to a six-month low in April, according to a separate AP report. index, released by China's National Bureau of Statistics, fell to 47.4 in April, down from 49.5 in March on a 100-point scale. Numbers below 50 show activity contracting. The trend is also showing up in corporate announcements; NIO Inc. and Li Auto Inc. reported sharp drops in April deliveries, with both citing supply-chain challenges resulting from a new wave of COVID-19 outbreaks.
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• Italy and Greece relaxed some COVID-19 restrictions on Sunday ahead of Europe's peak tourist season, in a sign that life was increasingly returning to normal, the AP reported. Greece's civil aviation authority announced that it was lifting all COVID-19 rules for international and domestic flights except for the wearing of face masks during flights and at airports. Previously, air travelers were required to show proof of vaccination, a negative test or a recent recovery from the disease. Under a decree passed by Italy's health ministry, the country did away with the health pass that had been required to enter restaurants, cinemas, gyms and other venues. The green pass, which showed proof of vaccination, recovery from the virus or a recent negative test, is still required to access hospitals and nursing homes.
•New Zealand welcomed tourists from the US, Canada, Britain, Japan and more than 50 other countries for the first time in more than two years Monday after dropping most of its remaining pandemic border restrictions. The country has long been renowned for its breathtaking scenery and adventure tourism offerings such as bungee jumping and skiing. Before the spread of COVID-19, more than 3 million tourists visited each year, accounting for 20% of New Zealand's foreign income and more than 5% of the overall economy.
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The global tally of confirmed cases of COVID-19 topped 513.9 million on Friday, while the death toll rose above 6.23 million, according to data aggregated by Johns Hopkins University.
The US leads the world with 81.4 million cases and 993,735 fatalities.
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's tracker shows that 219.7 million people living in the US are fully vaccinated, equal to 66.2% of the total population. But just 100.7 million are increased, equal to 45.8% of the vaccinated population.
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Undergraduate Dean's Medalist, Lilliana Toste: Speech-Language Pathology & Service-learning Fuel Her Passion
Date: May 18, 2016Author: fresnostatechhs 0 Comments
Lilliana Toste
A bright smile forms on the face of Speech-Language Pathology senior, Lilliana Toste, as she describes the moment she found out that she was chosen as the Undergraduate Dean's Medalist for the College of Health and Human Services.
"Oh gosh, I feel so honored and humbled," Toste said. "It feels amazing, like I'm not even worthy. When I look back and reflect on my time at Fresno State, I see the love I try to pour into other people reflected back into me – and it makes me feel so empowered."
Toste entered Fresno State in the fall of 2012 as a President's Scholar in the Smittcamp Family Honors College and quickly engrained herself into campus life, joining countless clubs and organizations. Despite her already busy schedule, she received an impressive cumulative 4.0 GPA every single semester since arriving on campus. This placed her on the President's List numerous times, among her many other notable accomplishments.
Being a proud alumni of Fresno State is a family affair for Toste, whose mother and father also graduated from the University, with degrees in accounting and dairy science, respectively. They would go on to operate their own dairy farm in the Central Valley. In fact, she credits a lot of her own success to her family and upbringing in Lemoore, California.
Lilliana with her parents at the CHHS Scholars Recognition Breakfast. April 2016.
"I am the granddaughter of really hard-working Portuguese immigrants," Toste said. "I feel like my culture and how I was raised – in a farming, Catholic community with faith wrapped up in values and morals – has led to my hard work ethic and success."
Choosing to major in Speech-Language Pathology was not by chance, but a natural choice for Toste. With two younger brothers, Adam (11) and David (6), on the autism spectrum, she saw firsthand the careful and diligent way their speech-language pathologists cared for her them. That is when she decided this was a career she wanted to pursue – to serve others with communicative disorders, especially young children.
"I got to watch David's speech-language pathologist really take David's inability to communicate, and just overall difficulties, and turn that into a beautiful thing," Toste said. "I always knew I wanted to do some service-oriented career. I explored maybe public policy, to be in a position of leadership where I can help people, maybe psychology so I can counsel people – then I found, through Adam, speech-language pathology and that really clicked with me because it's so specific. I can really help a person overcome their troubles in a really personal, significant way."
Working with children is one of her greatest passions.
Being able to experience firsthand what families of autistic children face has been enriching for her, as it allows her to see another perspective that will no doubt play a vital role in her future career. Toste also received hands-on clinical experience in the Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Studies' STARS Autism Preschool. Although clinicians are normally graduate students, she was asked to fill a role to which she happily obliged. She said the experience working with children on the autism spectrum was exhilarating and only further fueled her desire to work in that field.
"Quite simply, Lilliana is in the top 1% of students that I have had in my 17 years here at Fresno State," said Dr. Christine Maul, assistant professor in the Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Studies and Lilliana's longtime instructor. "She has a very special devotion to her chosen professional path and I know that she will be a gift to the field of speech-language pathology in general and to the clients she will serve and their families."
Aside from her major, Toste is also passionate about service-learning, having acquired nearly 600 hours of service to the community through the Smittcamp Family Honors College and the University's Jan and Bud Richter Center for Community Engagement and Service-learning, where she served as a student ambassador and leader. Her involvement with the Richter Center even led her over 5,000 miles away to Fiji on an international service-learning adventure where she aided in developing a community center and irrigation project for a small village.
Lilliana singing with villagers in Naboutini, Fiji. Photo Credit: Richter Center blog
Many of Toste's experiences are captured in her own words through the Richter Center blog. Her words are full of compassion and admiration as she reflects on her time in the desolate, but rich in culture, country.
Toste writes, "The lesson I took from my experience that I am bringing to Fresno is this: kindness must be a culture rather than a series of acts. The vastly different culture of Fiji stole my heart and broadened my perspective. From here forward in all aspects of my life and especially when serving others, I plan to be more intentional with my words and deeds and willing to make new connections."
Volunteering with the Fresno State Food Recovery Network.
Locally, Toste volunteers at Lowell Elementary and Reading and Beyond, regularly tutoring children and promoting literacy. Among her many contributions to her community, she also leads the Newman Catholic Student Association, and has volunteered countless times to feed the hungry at the Bulldog Pantry and aid the vulnerable at St. Agnes Medical Center. In addition she was personally sought out by University President Joseph Castro to serve as a student assistant in his office. She also served as a student assistant for the associate dean of the Kremen School of Education and Human Development.
Her dedication to service-learning throughout her four years on campus did not go unnoticed. In April, Toste was awarded the University Student Volunteer of the Year award. Of her award, the Richter Center said, "Lilliana's approach to community service demonstrates a deep understanding of the reciprocal nature of impactful volunteer work. She does not enter the community looking to "fix" the broken. Rather, Lilliana approaches services as an opportunity to empower others and learn from them as she serves."
Toste's academic drive and passion for her chosen field, was a key component of her being chosen to join the College of Health and Human Services' Honors Program in Collaborative Leadership during the program's inaugural 2014-2015 academic year. In the program, she displayed optimism, enthusiasm and commitment to her studies. Working alongside her peers from various majors within the college, she was able to enhance her skills in interdisciplinary collaboration in order to address the health and social needs within the Central Valley region.
Lilliana and her Honors Program groupmates. Fall 2014.
"Through all my service projects, I have honed skills such as cultural competency, interdisciplinary collaboration and efficacy in clinical approaches," said Toste of her time in the Honors Program. "This program was truly a highlight of my college career and a memorable period of growth in collaborative leadership."
Going forward, Toste will return to Fresno State in the fall where she will join the Speech-Language Pathology graduate program. Pursuing higher education at the University she now calls her second home, is something she looks forward to.
"I'm proud of the department and major I've chosen, and what I stand for now as a servant leader and up-and-coming young professional. I've been given this awesome tool set and I'm proud to start using it for the benefit of my university and the whole community."
President Joseph Castro presenting Lilliana with the University Student Volunteer of the Year award. April 2016.
[ LISTEN to Lilliana on First Lady's Focus radio show.]
Lilliana Toste is a candidate for the prestigious California State University, Fresno University President's Medal, which is the highest honor the University presents to an undergraduate student. The President's Medalist is selected from the nine undergraduate Dean's Medalists who represent the academic colleges and schools and the Division of Student Affairs. The awardee will be announced at the University Commencement on May 21, 2016.
UPDATE: Toste was the proud recipient of the 2016 President's Medalist award! Read more about her honor HERE. Congratulations, Lilliana, on such a well-deserved and special honor.
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This year, like the past seven, we'd been telling my live-in-the-moment Boys (identical twins with Down syndrome) for weeks that Santa Claus would soon be paying us a visit and leaving toys under Christmas trees all around the world for good little girls and boys in honor of Jesus' birthday.
Because Jesus is all grown up and doesn't want toys anymore but He remembers how great it was to get presents when He was a kid so he decided to share His with all the children who listen to their Mommies and Daddies. I got an "Oh yeah? That's nice, Mom" look and then they went about their business unfettered by the information.
So, I took them to see "the big man in red who travels by sled" [my description] to ask for the toys they wanted. And I explained that since they are the Best Boys in the whole world, Santa was sure to bring lots of great toys for them on Christmas morning. Still, I got the "whatever" response! No matter how much enthusiasm I infused into my story-telling, all this talk of toys only resulted in The Boys responding, " Mom. We go to toy store… Please?" Nor would they tolerate any Christmas movies… not "Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer" complete with Abominable Snowman or even my favorite, "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" I thought for sure they'd tolerate a villain like the Grinch since he's like a scrawny, evil Hulk wreaking havoc on the Whos down in Whoville. Not! Heck, they barely even watched "Polar Express" and, I think, only entertained me temporarily because the graphics on the out-of-control train ride are breath-taking, literally. They raised their hands in the air and screamed as though they were on a roller coaster… then they left the room to go play Wii… Bored with the whole Christmas theme developing around them!
Admittedly, even to me, none of the lead up felt quite like Christmas was actually coming this year. Perhaps the craziness of the past two months getting hit and trying to recover from Superstorm Sandy here on Long Island had something to do with it. But suddenly, halfway through Christmas Eve the air felt electrified with anticipation. Preparations were obviously underway — baking and cooking and cleaning for the various celebrations in progress. This unusual activity did not escape The Boys! Something was definitely going on!
As they played in the bath Christmas Eve night I repeated my stories including all the magical aspects of Santa's visit and using the most fantastical words I could conjure up… and they GOT IT! Finally!
"TONIGHT? Boom boom boom [read: guns] Under MY Tree?
Sure, it might have taken 300 repetitions… but those few extra explanations are just what they needed to get it! And the wonder was so worth the effort! Take the time to share the story…. as many times as it takes! More from Maggie at http://walkonthehappyside.wordpress.com.


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Hey again all. And today finds itself as Occupy Wall Street Day 68. And Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together are still moving fast. And Barbara A Solony has posted a video on her Facebook page of that Occupy Art NYC Show @ Theater for the New City November 12th, 4-9pm event that has since come to pass. Thanks for the video Barbara. And the description of her video reads as follows: "OCCUPY WALL STREET ART SHOW. VISUAL ARTS, BANDS, RAP, SINGERS AND POETS. AT THE THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY." We are the 99%. Occupy Wall Street art worldwide.
Hey all. And today finds itself as Occupy Wall Street Day 62. And Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together are still moving fast. And we, well really I, find ourselves, myself, posting another update to this Occupy Art blog that was created for that Occupy Art Show that was held at Theater for the New City, November 12th, 2011 that has since come to pass. And there seems to be YouTube videos missing as part of this Occupy Art Show event, and so that video from an Occupy Art, PROTEST! Art Show that finds itself posted above, well, it's of a PROTEST! Art Show, though that Occupy Art Show event part finds itself missing, as I spaced out in bringing my camera to that Occupy Art NYC Show in that city of New York on that November 12th of an Occupy Art Show day and that video from an Occupy Art, PROTEST! Art Show finds itself without that Occupy Art NYC Show in it a few days later as a result. We/I am not sure if there will be any more updates made to this blog, though Occupy Wall Street is still moving fast. 2012. An awakening. A time for change. You can't evict an idea whose time has come. When justice ends, tyranny begins. No one is free when others are oppressed. We are the 99%. We are the legions. Is another world possible. Peace on earth and goodwill to all mankind. And what, if anything, does this have to do with a No Police State? Occupy Wall Street Art Worldwide.
And today finds itself as Occupy Wall Street day 59 and Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together are still moving fast. And so that November 12th date for our Occupy Art NYC show at Theater for the New City has came and went. We would like to thank Carla NPSG and Cynthia De Moss for curating this event and we would like to invite you to visit our Occupy Art NYC Facebook page for information of any ongoing occupy art events there may be to continue the occupy art discussion. We would also like to thank Crystal Field of Theater for the New City who without letting us use her space this show would have not been possible. And we would like to thank Hungry March Band for their great performance that Occupy Art Show night, as well as Fran McGee for her contribution in the upstairs theater at Theater for the New City with her art installation as part of the PROTEST! art show and Occupy Art NYC show as well. Thanks for the great food spread Fran. And also thanks to Jennifer Blowdryer for her surprise performance that night as well. We would also like to thank all of the other artists and musicians who made it by that night as well. The performance schedule went a little out of order that night, though it seemed to have went and the theater's Cabaret theater space seemed to have reached its capacity at some point throughout that night so seating seems to have been a concern throughout that night, though hopefully most you who made it by to see that occupy art show found seats to see that Occupy Art Show at some point throughout that Occupy Art NYC Show night. We would also like to thank SinXero of JGB Design Studio for contributing most of those Occupy Art Show and PROTEST! art exhibition photos of James C. Matthews, Dottie Wilson, Puma Perl, Shell Sheddy, Marta Rosario. Layla Merritt, Hungry March Band, Meg Montgomery of Pluto Crazy Frack Attack and others that find themselves posted above from that Occupy Art or is it Occupy Art NYC Show night. And No Police State Girl's artwork found itself there as part of that Occupy Art NYC and PROTEST! art show as well. And I, as an administrator of this blog, spaced out in bringing my camera to post that Occupy Art Show YouTube video from that Occupy Art Show at Theater for the New City night, so if anyone who happens to be reading this blog has any photos or videos to share from that night please post them on our Occupy Art NYC Facebook page, in the comments section on this blog or send an email to occupyart@juno.com. We are the 99%. Have a great Occupy Art, Occupy Art NYC, Occupy Art Worldwide, Occupy Wall Street Worldwide day.
Hey again all. That date for that Occupy Art Show at Theater for the New City that we have been blogging about for the past few weeks now on this blog is finally here. Okay, well that date for that Occupy Art Show, or is it Occupy Art NYC Show at Theater for the New City in that city of New York, is almost here and very near, as that November 12th date for that show finds itself a couple of days away as we post this blog post. And Occupy Wall Street, that global revolution of an event is still moving fast as today finds itself as Occupy Wall Street Day 55 and tomorrow finds itself as 11.11.11 with a host of Occupy Wall Street 11.11.11 events, 11.11.11 Occupy Central Park and 11.11.11 Occupy The Streets. Occupy The World events going on. And we have made a few changes to our Occupy Art NYC Show @ Theater for the New City Facebook event invite since we last posted it on this blog a while ago. We have added performance times for a few of the musicians and we are still hoping to have an open mic towards the end of the show. And even though that Occupy Art Show facebook event invite says that there will be a live video feed component as part of this show, we are not really sure if there will be a live video feed component as part of this event, though we would hope so. And that "After-party TBA" that finds itself mentioned as part of our Occupy Art Show Facebook event invite, well we are not really sure if there will be an after party to be announced after our Occupy Art show. We will see we guess. And we would like to thank the The Villager Newspaper for mentioning the Occupy Art NYC Show @ Theater for the New City in this weeks edition. And we would also like to thank Brent Felker - "the 99" who will be opening up his HD projector for anyone who needs it to show their films. So bring your occupy art, 99% films for Brent. Thanks Brent. We will be using the downstairs Cabaret Theater at the Theater for the New City November 12th and hope to have a few programs printed for everyone to read the shows schedule for that day. And as we mentioned before, this schedule is not set in stone and may be subject to change depending on the amount of people who show up that day, though we are hoping to follow some kind a basic format for that day. And that SinXero (SX) photo that finds itself posted above for that Occupy Art Show at Theater for the New City November 12th, well it just Occupy Art NYC Rocks. And that "PROTEST!" Art Show at Theater for the New City has since opened up at Theater for the New City since we last posted about it on this blog. And we would like to invite you to view the "PROTEST" art exhibition while you are at the Theater for the New City during the Occupy Art Show also. We would also like to invite you to visit Our Occupy ART NYC Facebook page to continue the occupy art discussion of ongoing events after our Occupy Art Show event November 12th has passed. And so that Occupy Art Show, or is it Occupy Art NYC Show facebook event invite reads something like as follows. We look forward to seeing you Saturday.
We are pleased to invite you to "Occupy Art NYC~!" an art, performance and exhibition pop up party to be held at Theater For The New City on Saturday, November 12th from 4pm until 9pm.
This event is inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests. We will present all art genres: Visual Art, Performance and Film/Video to be featured at the event, which will also have a live video feed component. Occupy Wall Street artists and documenting artists will mingle with other downtown voices and vibes to expand scope, perspective and inspiration towards an ongoing series of future culture jams around this theme and time. Time is Now.
Please come join us to begin and/or continue the discussion in a variety of media: painting, digital art, film, video and performances mediums, including a special documentary presentation by journalists and artists who have extensively covered the Wall Street occupation and its off-shoots.
Brent Felker - "the 99"
Please join our fb pages: Occupy Art NYC and Occupy Art World-Wide~!!!
We would also like to invite you to view the "PROTEST!" art exhibition curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe while you are at the Theater for the New City during the Occupy Art Show also. PROTEST! will be opening at TNC November 3 - December 31, 2011.
Hey again all. Today is Occupy Wall Street Day 43 and a lot has happened with those Occupy Wall Street events since we made our last post on this blog. And Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Together are still moving fast, and even though Halloween is approaching and our Occupy Art NYC Show at Theater for the New City is still some time away, the date of that event has gotten nearer. And if you happen to be in the neighborhood, Theater for the New City will be having their Village Halloween Costume Ball this year again also. And our schedule is starting to get full for the amount of time that we have for that day, though this schedule is also not set in stone and subject to change, though we are hoping to follow some sort of a basic format due to the limited amount of time and space we will have at the Theater for the New City that day. We are asking artists to show up a half an hour or an hour before the Occupy Art Show is to start, to hang and display their work. and we are also encouraging everyone to bring slides for the projectors that we plan to have there, hopefully, and we hope to have an open mic towards the end of the event for all who may want to perform depending on the amount of people who show up that day. And that Facebook event invite that we have updated again reads something like as follows. Nobody Can Predict The Moment Of Revolution. We are the ninety nine percent. Occupy Wall Street With Art Worldwide.
We are pleased to invite you to participate in "Occupy Art NYC~!" an art, performance and exhibition pop up party to be held at Theater For The New City on Saturday, November 12th from 4pm until 9pm.
This event is inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests. We seek all art genres: Visual Art, Performance and Film/Video to be featured at the event, which will also have a live video feed component. Occupy Wall Street artists and... documenting artists will mingle with other downtown voices and vibes to expand scope, perspective and inspiration towards an ongoing series of future culture jams around this theme and time. Time is Now.
Galinsky, Cynthia De Moss, SinXero (SX), Lisa Moira, Richard West, Cheryl Parry, Layla Merritt, live visual art by Marthalicia Matarrita, Darryl LaVare, Chris Lee aka Shadow, James Top, Duke Nine, Dottie Wilson, Nina Katan and Lola Katan, Ayesha Adamo, Adriano Moraes, Lawrence Swan, Irena Romendik, Shell Sheddy, Koshek Swaminathan, poetry by Rodney Rigoli and more tba..
Hey again bloggers. And as far as I blagher know, today is Occupy Wall Street Day 35 and that global revolution of Occupy Wall Street seems to still be moving fast. And our Occupy Art Show is still somewhere on the horizon, as being that the theater we plan to use for our show has limited space, we have decided to go with the schedule of performances for that day and it now looks like we may have a a clearer idea of who the performers are and what the schedule may look like. And this is reflected in our facebook event invite that we have updated.
We will have an art, performance and exhibition pop up party called " Occupy Art" to be held at Theater For The New City on Saturday, November 12th from 4 pm on.
This event is inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests. We are looking for art, performance and video to install during the event.
Please come join us to continue the discussion in a variety of media: performance, painting, sculpture, drawing, graffiti, etc.
Galinsky, Duke and Dutchess Creations, Hip Hop USA artists and MCs, Scott-Free, Lisa Moira, Richard West, Cheryl Parry, Layla Merritt, live visual art by Marthalicia Matarrita, Darryl LaVare, Chris Lee aka Shadow, James Top grafitti art, Duke Nine, Dottie Wilson, Nina Katan and Lola Katan, Ayesha Adamo, Adriano Moraes, Lawrence Swan and more tba..
And Jae Slim plans to sing his Let's Start A Revolution song there also as in that video that finds itself posted above and we are still accepting submissions also. Occupy Art Worldwide. Have a great art, music and more day.
And so as of today it's Occupy Wall Street Day 30 and Occupy Wall Street is moving fast. Our Occupy Art Show at at Theater for the New City, November 12th is still some time away and we are still in the planning stages and trying to work out a format for the show there. Due to the limited amount of space and time we will have there it looks like it may be a schedule of performances with an open mike towards the end. In the meantime, we invite you to like our Facebook page and visit our facebook event invite that we have created for the art show. Until then, hope to keep you updated. Occupy Wall Street Art Worldwide.
Occupy Art is a pop up show presented in collaboration with Theater for the New City, 155 1st Avenue, New York, New York..
We will have an art, performance and exhibition pop up party called " Occupy Art" to be held at Theater For The New City on Saturday Nov 12 from 6pm until 9pm..
This event is inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests. We are looking for art, performance, video, to install during the event.


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Updated: New book by Ed Cavanagh on Land Rights and Colonialism in South Africa
Update: This book will be launched at The Space, 139 Bank Street, Ottawa, evening of Thursday 6 June. .
Last year's Osgoode Society Peter Oliver Prize winner, Edward Cavanagh, Trillium Scholar at the University of Ottawa and co-founder of the e-journal Settler Colonial Studies, has just published Settler Colonialism and Land Rights in South Africa; Possession and Dispossession on the Orange River, available at Amazon and MacMillan. The book will be launched in Ottawa June 6th. Congratulations, Ed!
Here's the publishers' blurb:
Layers of dispossession and disruption are definitive of South African history. Bouncing from Griqua Philippolis (1824-1862) to Afrikaner Orania (1990-2013), this book shows how land rights are prioritised in pre-apartheid and post-apartheid contexts. The result is a new way of looking at the country's history - different to the version of history that guided transformation and inspired an idiosyncratic system of land restitution.
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This announcement comes after last year decision in which the company was fined with $5 billion by the European Commission due to the practice of pre-installing Google apps on third-party phones.
"This involves asking users of new and current Android devices in Europe what browser and search application they prefer to use" the company explained.
It is not clear if this will apply only during the initial configuration process or if all current smartphones will receive an update that will require users to be asked about this point.
A few months ago Google has also announced new licensing modes for its apps on third-party smartphones, including three separate agreements for Chrome, Play Store and Search. This means that manufacturers can include Play Store without being forced to include Chrome and Search.


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Fantasy Football Rankings and the Chargers: ESPN's Mike Clay I've become a big fan of ESPN's Mike Clay over the last couple years. He has consistently been a fan of the Chargers http://www.sandiegochargersteamonline.com/jahleel-addae-jersey , in fantasy and in real life, and continually has picked them to not only make the playoffs in '17 and '18, but to also challenge for a title.Although the hype he gave the team did not come to fruition last season, the attention he gave to the Chargers' players in fantasy football was right on the money. In ESPN leagues (PPR scoring), here's how the the Bolts' players fared:Melvin Gordon - RB284 Carries1,105 Rushing Yards8 Rushing Touchdowns58 Catches on 83 Targets476 Receiving Yards4 Receiving TouchdownsFinished the year as RB5Keenan Allen - WR102 Catches on 159 targets1,393 Receiving Yards6 Receiving Touchdowns2 Carries9 Rushing YardsFinished the year as WR3Philip Rivers - QBCompleted 360/575 Passes4,515 Passing Yards28 Passing Touchdowns10 InterceptionsFinished the year as QB8Tyrell Williams - WR43 Catches728 Receiving Yards4 Receiving TouchdownsFinished the year as WR45Travis Benjamin - WR34 Catches567 Receiving Yards4 Receiving Touchdowns13 Carries96 Rushing YardsFinished the year as WR50Austin Ekeler - RB47 Carries260 Rushing Yards2 Rushing Touchdowns27 Catches279 Receiving Yards3 Receiving TouchdownsFinished the year as RB45For the upcoming 2018 fantasy football season, here's how Clay has the Chargers' skill players ranked:Philip Rivers - QB12Rivers continues to be extremely affordable as a late round quarterback that should yield top-10 scoring numbers at the position. 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'Up The Deise' from The Golden Gate
By Michelle Clancy. Published on Monday, September 4th, 2017 at 12:53 pm
A group of Waterford ex-pats gather underneath the mist-shrouded Golden Gate Bridge to show their support for the Deise!
by Justine Dwyer
No one could accuse Christopher Lane of being a fair-weather supporter of the Waterford hurling team!
As soon as Waterford reached the All-Ireland Final a few weeks ago, Christy, as he is known to his friends, from Glenville on the Dunmore Road , booked his flight home from San Francisco where he has lived for the past 24 years.
"It was a beautiful moment, I thought I was seeing things when I looked at the scoreboard and saw 4-19 to Cork's 20 points," Christy says, laughing.
This will be a flying visit back to his hometown, just four days, enough time to see his mother Vera, catch up with friends but most importantly get to the match in Croke Park.
And this isn't the first time, he's dropped everything. Christy who works as an electrician in San Francisco came home for the All-Ireland Final between Waterford and Kilkenny back in 2008 with his two-year-old son, Declan.
"That was a tough one. But look, we got over it. There's a bunch of us over here who have supported the lads through thick and thin. We've had good years and bad years but this is definitely a good year."
A large group of ex-pats, all friends of Christy's met near the Golden Gate bridge at the weekend, complete with specially made signs, banners, flags and bunting, to put on record their support for the team.
"All of us are coming home for the game. There was no question about it. Most of us can only manage a couple of days but we're all coming." And although none of them have tickets yet they remain optimistic.
"I'm working on it," says Christy. "Put it this way, if I have to dress up as a referee to get into Croke Park I will! Not getting in, doesn't even come into the equation. Determination is the name of the game."
Meanwhile, Christy admits that he had undergo "brutal negotiations" with his wife Beth to get the green light to come home. "I got the free pass by promising to bring back Tayto and new Waterford jerseys for the kids!"
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There is no better feeling and setting up to a shot completely confident that you're standing correctly to the ball and lined up to your target.
The opposite is also true. Doubts about the distance you're standing from the ball or whether your clubface and body are lined up to your target, is often the beginning of what becomes poor result.
All great players follow a learned series of steps to ensure that they are set correctly to the ball before they begin to swing. They have a shot routine which is as much mental as it is physical.
The video in this article shows the observable elements of a shot routine. Watch for these steps – or something similar – next time you see professionals either live or on television.
Select an intermediate target – about two metres in front of you – between your ball and the target.
Take your grip, so your hands are set correctly to the clubface.
Aim your clubface to your intermediate target. Do this with correct upper body posture.
Finally, set your feet into position.
The order of the steps in this routine avoids the doubt-building shuffling of your hands or feet in an attempt to get comfortable.
Creating your own routine and practicing the steps might be distracting to you for a very short time until it becomes habit. Once you have practiced it enough you will see many benefits.
When you perform the routine smoothly it positively affects your swing.
It is faster to follow a set routine than to have endless shuffling trying to make yourself comfortable.
You are more focussed on the process of playing the shot, rather than on the outcome.
Establish your routine and make sure you practice it each time you are at the range. You don't need to use it for every shot on the range, but just enough to ensure you will work smoothly through each step when you are on the course.


Fry your chicken thighs (skin side only) in a large, non-stick frying pan with the sunflower oil for 8-10 minutes. Remove and put in a casserole dish. Fry the chicken drumsticks for 5 minutes on each side, and put them in the casserole, too.
Put your casserole dish onto a medium heat, and add the chicken stock so that the meat is covered. Bring to the boil and cover (leaving the lid slightly ajar), and simmer for 30 minutes.
While the chicken is simmering away, melt the butter in the frying pan and sweat the onions for 5 minutes. Turn the heat up a little, throw in the mushrooms and cook for further 3-4 minutes. Chuck in the white wine, and boil on a high heat until it has reduced by two-thirds. Turn off the heat, and leave to stand while the chicken finishes cooking.
Once your chicken is all cooked through, strain off the stock into a pan, and into the same pan add the onions, mushrooms and white wine reduction. Bring back to the boil, and reduce again - you want it quite thick and syrupy. Add the double cream and stir well, then pour all over the chicken. Serve with your favourite green veggies, and enjoy!
This chicken dish is going to pair beautifully with the Ben Haines B Minor Marsanne/Roussanne 2015. You surely can't go far wrong with this Rhone-esque wine matched with this saucy treat!
There you have it -- an easy recipe for Chicken in Mushroom Sauce!


Mr. Mochamad Fajar Syamsualdi is a Partner of the Firm. He graduated from Faculty of Law, University of Indonesia in 2005 and obtained LLM in law and economics from Queen Mary University of London in 2016. He has worked extensively on various industries in numerous types of multinational transactions. He represents clients in merger and acquisition, general corporate, finance, projects and natural resources work in Indonesia. Mr Syamsualdi has considerable experience in M&A transactions, where he was involved in several bank acquisition transactions as well as the brand acquisition by a multinational consumer product company. He acted for a foreign client in acquiring Indonesian EPC Company and a foreign private equity in subscribing shares in an Indonesian listed mobile phone distributor. He advises clients on energy-related transactions, among others, financing for coal mining companies, acquisition of coal mining companies and acquisition of power plants, acquisition and operation of palm oil plantation. He also acts for clients on corporate financing transactions, including advising Indonesian as well as international banks and financial institutions in various lending and restructuring transactions, and bonds offering. He has also had experiences in representing ECAs and lenders in several aircraft financing transactions. Mr Syamsualdi has also experience in capital markets practice, where he acts for Indonesian publicly-listed companies in rights issue, bond issues, conflict of interest transactions, affiliated transactions, material transactions and disclosure requirements in accordance with capital markets rules and regulations. Mr Syamsualdi has advised the Ministry of Finance of Republic of Indonesia as well as Indonesian Infrastructure Guarantee Fund in infrastructure projects with public-partnership partnership scheme. He has assisted clients in the preparation of documents for the project as well as advised on the regulatory issues of the project and its compliance with the Indonesian PPP regulations. He is admitted to practice in Indonesia and a member of the Indonesian Advocates Association - PERADI. He speaks Bahasa Indonesia and fluent in English.


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Twin (a veces escrito como TWIN) es un grupo de productores musicales suecos y compositores, compuesto por Niclas Molinder y Joacim Persson, que trabajan en los géneros de Pop, R&B y rock.

Créditos en producción

2001

Charlotte Perrelli - Miss Jealousy
 02. "Miss Jealousy"
 06. "One Kiss Away"

2002

Amber - Naked
 07. "Sex Without Sex"

Da Buzz - Wanna Be with Me
 05. "Keep On Lovin' Me"
 07. "Wonder Where You Are"

Gloria Gaynor - I Wish You Love
 01. "Gotta Be Forever"
 05. "All the Man That I Need"

2003

No Angels - Pure
 02. "Eleven Out of Ten"
 08. "Feelgood Lies"

Sophie Monk - Calendar Girl
 05. "Love Thing"
 09. "Step Back to Love"

Play - Replay
 08. "11 Out of 10"

Snap! - The Cult of Snap!
 09. "When You're Near"

S Club 8 - Sundown
 09. "Sundown"

Belinda - Belinda
 01. "Lo Siento"

2004

American Juniors - American Juniors
 09. "Sundown"

Die Schlümpfe - The Smurfs
 02. "Einmal"

Charlotte Perrelli - Gone Too Long
 07. "All by Myself"
 10. "Tell Me"

Sandy Mölling - Unexpected
 02. "Say It Again"
 03. "Unnatural Blonde"
 05. "Tell Me"
 07. "Sorry, You've Got the Wrong Girl"
 09. "Do It All Over"
 11. "All Eyes On You"

2005

Agnes - Agnes
 01. "Stranded"

Bratz - Rock Angelz
 03. "I Don't Care"
 04. "All About You"
 05. "Who I Am"
 06. "So What"
 09. "Lookin' Good"
 10. "Rock the World"
 14. "Hey (When the Angelz Play)"

2006

Sandy Mölling - Frame of Mind
 12. "Speed Of Love"

Helena Paparizou - The Game of Love
 08. "Héroes"

Velvet - Finally
 03. "Mi Amore"
 04. "Doin' It"

Bratz - Forever Diamondz
 01. "Ooooh Fashion"
 02. "Wazz Up"
 03. "Keep It Up"
 04. "Best Friends"
 07. "Express Yourself"
 14. "Que Tal"

2007

Ashley Tisdale - Headstrong
 04. "Be Good to Me"
 05. "Not Like That"
 09. "Goin' Crazy"

Danny - Heart Beats
 10. "Together Some Day"
 11. "Stay"

No Angels - Destiny
 01. "Goodbye to Yesterday"
 05. "Maybe"
 08. "Back Off"

Tiffany Affair - Over It
 01. "Over It"

2008

Velvet - The Queen
 09. "Déjà Vu"

Darin - Flashback
 12. "What If"

The Cheetah Girls - The Cheetah Girls: One World
 01. "Cheetah Love"
 07. "I'm the One"

2009

Ashley Tisdale - Guilty Pleasure
 01. "Acting Out"
 02. "It's Alright, It's OK"
 04. "Overrated"
 08. "What If"
 09. "Erase And Rewind"
 13. "Crank It Up"
 16. "Watcha Waiting For"
 00. "History" (unreleased)

V Factory - Álbum debut
 00. "Love Struck"

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Q: backbone fetch: {"readyState":0,"responseText":"","status":0,"statusText":"error"} only on mobile I have tried to figure this out (quite a lot of posts about this issue already), but unfortunately I just can not figure it out.
I have one simple service which I'm trying to use for getting and showing some data. Everything works fine on desktop, but on mobile I just always get on every fetch following error:
alert('error: ' + JSON.stringify(XMLHttpRequest)):

{"readyState":0,"responseText":"","status":0,"statusText":"error"}

Here is my code:
$(window).load(function(){

  var Tweet = Backbone.Model.extend({
    defaults: function() {
      return {
        DateTime: 0,
        Tweet: ""
      };
    }
  });

  var TweetsCollection = Backbone.Collection.extend({
    model: Tweet,
    url: "http://11.112.101.221:8880/bananas"   //url was changed
  });

  this.tweetsCollection = new TweetsCollection();

  this.tweetsCollection.fetch({
      reset: true,
      success: function(request, data){
        //alert("success:" + data);
        console.log("onSuccess")
      },
      error: function(request, error){
        alert("error:" + JSON.stringify(error));
      }
  });

  var TweetsView = Backbone.View.extend({

    tagName:  "li",
    template: _.template($('#item-template').html()),

    initialize: function() {
      this.listenTo(this.model, 'change', this.render);
      this.listenTo(this.model, 'destroy', this.remove);
    },

    // Re-render the titles of the todo item.
    render: function(event) {
      event && event.preventDefault();
      this.$el.html(this.template(this.model.toJSON()));
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    // Remove the item, destroy the model.
    clear: function() {
      this.model.destroy();
    }
  });

  var AppView = Backbone.View.extend({
    el: $("#warnupapp"),

    initialize: function() {
      this.listenTo(tweetsCollection, 'add', this.addOne);
      this.listenTo(tweetsCollection, 'all', this.render);
      this.main = $('#main');
      console.log("fetching..")
      tweetsCollection.fetch();
    },

    render: function() {
      this.main.show();
    },

    addOne: function(tweet) {
      var view = new TweetsView({model: tweet});
      this.$("#tweets-list").append(view.render().el);
    }

  });

  console.log("starting..")
  var App = new AppView;
});

A: after 2 days I found out that the problem was on my server side, where I didn't allow cross-origing for my rest methods. After setting that up,..everything worked fine.

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Aplite
Also known as haplite, aplite is an intrusive igneous rock that chiefly consists of quartz and feldspars. Fine-grained and granitic, the material is sometimes utilized in the process of glassmaking.
Aplite is light in color and exhibits a granular texture, similar to that of sugar. The rock is generally found in small masses independent from other minerals. Aplite does, however, frequently occur with pegmatite, a similar rock that is more coarsely grained. The two igneous rocks may even form thin strata, or layers, within each other and are believed to have developed at the same point in history. A relatively rare gemstone called chrysoberyl can be found in aplites and pegmatites. Composed of beryllium and aluminum oxide, chrysoberyl varies in color depending upon which optical axis is being observed, and certain varieties of the mineral form the popular cat's-eye stones when sliced into a convex shape.
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Q: Python Daily logger with suffix for TimedRotatingFileHandler I'm new to Python and programming, and I'm trying to make a simple daily logger. I want to use TimedRotatingFileHandler because it fits to my needs although I can't change the suffix and that's something important. I will need my logs to use the ".csv" extension.
So I found a class MyTimedRotatingFileHandler which should add the suffix but unfortunately, I don't get where I'm doing mistakes.
Here is the code I'm trying to achieve, made of several snippets taken from the web.
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import serial
import os
import time
import logging
from logging.handlers import TimedRotatingFileHandler

ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyACM0', 38400, timeout=15)

class MyTimedRotatingFileHandler(logging.handlers.TimedRotatingFileHandler):
  def __init__(self,dir_log):
  self.dir_log = dir_log
  filename =  self.dir_log+time.strftime("%m%d%Y")+".csv"
  logging.handlers.TimedRotatingFileHandler.__init__(self,filename,
                        when='S', interval=5, backupCount=0, encoding=None)

def doRollover(self):

   line = ser.readline()
   self.baseFilename = self.dir_log+time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S")+".csv"
   self.stream = open(self.baseFilename, 'w')
   self.rolloverAt = self.rolloverAt + self.interval
   a="%s,%s,%s,%s" % (self.baseFileName,'Température :',line,"\n")
#a =  "{0},{1},{2},{3}".format(self.baseFileName,'Température :',line,"\n")
print a
self.info(a)
#    logger.flush()
ser.close()

A: Your indentation seems incorrect, as self (in self.info(a) is not defined. You should probably indent doRollOver so it is a method of MyTimedRotatingFileHandler and then instantiate that class somewhere, call that method and check if the print a does then work as expected.


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Hacked Aurora Cannabis data for sale after Christmas Day attack
Aurora Cannabis said it suffered a "cybersecurity incident" on Christmas Day. (GETTY)
Aurora Cannabis (ACB.TO)(ACB) said it's consulting with security experts and authorities as a hacker solicits online bids for data allegedly belonging to the Canadian pot company. The data appears to include copies of passports, driver's licences, credit card information and other business documents.
A Jan. 7 post on an online marketplace for hacked databases advertises "All Data From Aurora Cannabis" for sale, and offers 11 sample images as "proof of concept." Among the images is a passport that appears to belong to Darryl Vleeming, Aurora's chief information officer, and an Alberta driver's licence appearing to belong to Amy Lamoureux, a supply chain manager at the company.
Edmonton-based Aurora said it suffered a "cybersecurity incident" on Christmas Day. The company said at the time that no patient data was compromised, and that Aurora's network of operations was unaffected. Aurora sells medical cannabis directly to nearly 100,000 Canadian patients. The company has approximately 1,800 employees, spanning operations in Canada and Europe.
On Monday, spokesperson Michelle Lefler declined to answer questions from Yahoo Finance Canada about what data had been breached, or if the company had been contacted by parties claiming to be in possession of its data.
"On Dec. 25, 2020 Aurora was subject to a cybersecurity incident. The company immediately took steps to mitigate the incident, is actively consulting with security experts and cooperating with authorities. Aurora's patient systems were not compromised, and the company's network of operations is unaffected," she wrote in an emailed statement. "Our priority is to ensure our business remains operational and able to service our patients and customers."
The post allegedly listing the online sale, which was first flagged by an information security blog, does not list a specific price for the trove of information. However, the website Bleeping Computer, claims the hacker behind the attack has an asking price of one Bitcoin (BTC-CAD). The volatile cryptocurrency was worth $41,812.43 per Canadian dollar at 1:23 p.m. ET on Monday.
In an interview with Bleeping Computer, the hacker reportedly claimed to have 50GB of stolen data, and claimed to still have access to Aurora's network.
Marijuana Business Daily reported on Jan. 4 that victims of the Christmas Day data breach span an unknown number of current and former Aurora employees. The cannabis industry news source said an email sent to Aurora employees by the company cites a "cybersecurity incident during which unauthorized parties accessed data in (Microsoft cloud software) SharePoint and OneDrive."
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta confirmed on Monday that Aurora has reported the incident, as is required under the province's Personal Information Protection Act.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada said it was notified of the breach on Dec. 31.
"We have been communicating with the organization to gather more information, and determine our next steps," senior communications advisor Vito Pilieci wrote in an email.
Aurora is not the first Canadian cannabis producer to be targeted by hackers. Last November, Quebec-based Neptune Wellness Solutions (NEPT.TO) disclosed it spent nearly $2 million due to a "cybersecurity incident" that occurred in July. The cost included "an amount paid to the threat actor in exchange for destruction of the data," as well as legal and investigative fees, and other costs.
According to IBM's "Cost of Data Breach Report 2020," the average cost of data breaches in Canada has climbed 6.7 per cent since 2019, hitting $6.35 million last year.
Biden and Harris's New Merch Includes Designs from Aurora James and Gabriela Hearst
"There haven't been a lot of opportunities to design from a place of pure joy in the past year — but this was really that moment for me," James said of the collaboration.
Salesforce's holiday report also identified some key trends, such as the emergence of buy now, pay later.
Chelsea Handler Releases Inauguration Day 'America Is Back' Cannabis Kit
Proceeds from sales will benefit nonprofit Cage-Free Repair.


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Q: Allow protected variables in Java for SonnarQube Is there any option to change SonnarQube check style (plugin sonnar-runner for Gradle) to allow using protected variables in Java?
I don't wanna discuss about using protected variables but I have on SonarQube site issues that I have protected variable instead of private.
Is there any option to turn off only this type of notification?

A: You can customize rules in SonarQube, just read the "Configuring Rules" documentation page.


The reviewer has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free. As always my opinion is 100% my own and may differ from yours. I will only endorse companies, products, like the Huawei Honor 8 Unlocked Smartphone and services that I believe, based on my own experiences, are worthy of endorsement.
If you own or probably more importantly, have purchased a cell phone, you know that the phone you purchase from a carrier can usually only be used in that particular carrier's network. This combined with the subscriber's contract, will more than likely not be the best deal for you.
The Huawei (pronounced wah-way) Honor 8 unlocked smartphone is Huawei's newest addition the the Honor smartphone line. The Blue Sapphire color is a Best Buy exclusive and Best Buy is the ONLY retailer with the product available both online and in store.
I want to propose to you the freedom of purchasing an unlocked smartphone instead of a locked smartphone. For you to really see the benefits of an unlocked phone, you first must understand what a locked phone is….
In case you're not totally sure… as I mentioned above a locked phone is purchased from a particular cellular carrier that has been programmed to work with that carrier's SIM cards.
Most locked phones also come with a contract that will tie you down to that carrier for at least one to two years. The reason for this is because the carrier subsidizes the cost, so they "lock" customers into a contract to earn back the revenue they otherwise would earn.
The good thing is, it does not come with a subscriber contract, which makes it a more flexible and useful option for a lot of people.
Because you're not tied to a carrier you can switch GSM networks whenever you need or want to, allowing a user to easily switch to a different network provider with better rates or service.
This is especially nice if you are unhappy with your current cellular carrier. Since they are not tied down to a particular provider, unlocked phones give users more freedom to choose the network provider that suits their needs and budget.
It may seem that unlocked phones are more expensive at first, because you have to pay the full retail price of the phone from the start. However, unlocked phones are more budget-friendly in the long run.
For one thing your smartphone won't come with long-term subscriber contract that will "lock" you to a particular carrier.
Users can opt to change network providers at any time without having to wait for the contract to expire or paying early termination fees. If on a budget, one can also use the phone with inexpensive, prepaid SIM cards, which provide cheaper call and messaging rates.
Since you can switch GSM networks easily, this is perfect for frequent travelers, whether for work or leisure, since it allows you the ease of switching to other available network providers once you are out of your current provider's coverage zone.
Want to learn more? Checkout Best Buy's quick educational video on unlocked phones.
Free $50 Best Buy Gift Card when you purchase the Huawei Honor 8 unlocked smartphone at Best Buy.
We've owned unlocked phones for several years. For quite a while we were with Straight Talk but now with Cricket. I love that with an unlocked phone you can bring it to either of these carriers.
I've never heard of this brand. It looks very sleek. Thanks for sharing!
i need a new smartphone.i have such a hard time with my zte phone from tracphone now. it never connects to the internet. been replaced twice and still not working. i have heard these are pretty good phones. i would prefer an unlocked phone. i dont use a cell phone enough to warrant a contract. i remember reading abt this brand of phones a few yrs ago and they got good reviews.


I have been doing video blogs on YouTube for a while now, and have decided that it is a logical development to post them here on my personal blog site.
The disclosures of ET existence which began 'accidentally' with Medvyedev's aside when off air last year have begun to gather momentum, first with Dr Stephen Greer's 'Sirius' movie, and now with the Citizen's Hearings on Disclosure in Washington.
It is my view that this is being controlled in such a way that it gradually comes into awareness, it will become viral. There will be no landing on the White House lawn, and no televised statement by Obama, at least until it has become such a common understanding throughout the human world that it is no shock.
Former Canadian Defence Secretary Paul Hellyer has stated unequivocally at the Citizen's Hearings on Disclosure in Washington DC that there are at least four alien species in contact with humans and he has gone on to explain the deliberate withholding of this information by the Council on Foreign Relations, the Bildebergs and so forth of the Cabal, pretty much confirming the basic 'conspiracy world' view of the structure of geopolitical influence.
But it seems to me that there may be hidden agendas going on behind this as I am not convinced that all alien species are benign, such as the so-called alien 'Grays' who have ostensibly been abducting people in their sleep for decades. We must be sure that we don't get hoodwinked into thinking of species such as these as saviours when it is likely they have their own agendas, especially as some of the alien species seem to have covert dealings with the American military.
The unavoidable is being admitted, but it may be getting out due to a managed programme intended to be exploited in certain ways by those who could exploit it.
Much more will develop as world events gather pace towards the major consciousness shift which this will inevitably engender.
So, there are 3 or 4 alien 'species' in contact with world governments / cabals/ Illuminatti. So as not to cause panic said governments are letting us know about this by dropping hints . Eventually the aliens will share the secret of free energy and save our world from pollution.
Sorry I find this just stretches my credulity too far. We have to apply Occam's razor . How about this as an alternative description of this point in history. The planet is controlled by cliques of power hungry psychopaths whose only value is to grab and hold on to power, from each other as much as from the plebs. This is as it has been for millennia. We are reaching a breaking point where human activity will cause a general planetary collapse , soon. There will be no direct rescue by aliens , angels or divine intervention. We have to fix this thing ourselves. This is a law of the universe , no returns without some effort. Each of us has the responsibility now to raise ourselves to our best through whichever practices that have been shown to us. We also have a responsibility that we encourage others to reach upward. The act of reaching up and visualising a positive outcome induces the likelihood of that outcome becoming actual. Fear is a random noise but positive thoughts are unitary and reinforce each other. It is a time to be positive not fearfully await a rescue.
If what you impute to me was what I had actually said, then you might have a point. However, and I believe I have already made the same point to you on Facebook, what you assert here is not what I have suggested.
I am not clear whether you have listened to everything I say on the video, or properly understood it, but to clarify, I am not saying that the aliens will be saviours, nor that they will give us free energy devices or whatever.
I do say that I am very cautious about the disclosure process and what is behind it. I do believe that this is being allowed to happen as it can no longer be hidden and so could well be getting manipulated by the elites who wish to put their spin on it and thereby exploit it. I say that if this leads to a 'World Government' I do not feel it would be a good thing.
I say also that the so-called 'Gray' aliens are definitely not friendly since they carry out crimes against humanity if what we hear reported is true. Of the other species I cannot say, although involvement with the US military seems pretty dubious to me.
My significant point about disclosure is far from expecting the ETs to be our saviours.
What I believe is important is that if it were more widely recognised that ETs exist, then the mindset of the world would change. People would be much more ready to see the corruption and control that has been foisted on us for countless years and might actually start doing something about it.
As to energy devices: Again, I never said or suggested that the ETs would give us these or that I thought there would be any direct rescue or divine intervention ~ this is the fantasy which you incorrectly project onto me. Of course we have to sort this out ourselves, but we do not have to each individually reinvent the wheel, or each individually overcome the cabal. That is ludicrous if you don't mind me saying. We each have a different part to play, as we are each unique, so our parts will be also.
However, if it is true, as Greer and Hellyer have suggested, that clean energy devices have been invented by HUMANS (such as Nicola Tesla and Stanley Meyer) then if these were disclosed we could start using them and go forward. I didn't personally invent AC current or the Internet, and yet I am able to use them because they are part of human achievement. Similar with clean energy devices which have been invented but suppressed. I understand there are something like 5,000 patents in the US alone which have been suppressed.
The whistleblowers at the top are each doing their part as we must each in our own lives. I do not have access to the kinds of knowledge, information or experiences that Edgar Mitchell or Paul Hellyer have. If I had to find that all out myself, if we each had to do that, we would never get there. Could a Masai tribesman do that with his resources? Could a Jamaican fisherman, or a single mother on benefits? No, they have different paths.
Sure, we each need to raise ourselves to be all that we can. But how will that work? Sitting at home meditating is all fine, and I do it, but we must act as well. The cabal is not going to fall just through thought power alone. Sharing information and discussing it is part of what I do, but I am also politically active in my community.
With respect to this last point of raising vibration, I would add that if you want us all to do so, then all well and good, but lead by example. Debate with me by all means, but be courteous, listen to what I have said, don't give aggressive and disrespectful responses to things that you imagine I have said but actually didn't. Furthermore, I have not advocated or promoted fear, as you seem to suggest.
If you make further responses which impute things to me which I have not said, then I will not allow them through moderation, as they amount to lies and I am not going to give space to that on my page. Thankyou.


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We've all heard the phrase baby skin is silky smooth. But this isn't always the case as newborn skin can be rashy or dry. Something, I was clueless about. I thought they would always have that beautiful silky baby skin and just glow.
Around 4 weeks, Chloe got baby acne. It wasn't too bad the first few days, that is until it started turning red and spreading rapidly. She had a combination of baby acne, and Sebborhic Dermatitis. It was on her scalp, chin, ears, and parts of her body. It was draining yellow liquid onto her baby onsies. Even though everything I read and every pediatrician I spoke to a said, I was probably more uncomfortable than she was, that did not make me feel any better. She looked miserble. Especially her scalp. She would scrath so hard she would make herself bleed. It broke my heart!
After a month I noticed a slight improvement. I slowly introduce eggs back into my diet, and now eat eggs regularly (and dairy). As far as Chloe, she still scratches her scalp but it's not nearly as bad as it was as a newborn. She's also eating egg products as well. She had a few reactions the first few times, but is now doing fine. We are told we have to wait until she is 11 months old to give her eggs.
As far as her skin, at 9 months, she is still dealing with a bit of dry skin (mild case of eczema) on her feet, back of her elbows and knees and bit on back and stomach. I try to keep her moisturized throughout the day (a bit obsessed with this at times). I apply almond oil all over and take extra time to rub into her dry patches. She loves bath time! So I haven't limited this even though I've been told that less is better for her skin.
I try to limit her bath time to 5-10 minutes 3-4x a week. I do a daily quick wash with a washcloth before bedtime. I apply a 2 drops of almond oil to water for every bath session. 1-2x a week I will do milk bath (breast milk=liquid gold) and/or oatmeal Muslim satchel (blend oatmeal and place in a Muslim satchel. I place in water 10 minutes before bath session). I try not to use soap products and if I do I use all natural ones. As a new born I only ever used Organic Almond Oil along with organic wash cloths. Now, I will use Babo bontanicals or California baby from time to time. I pat gently pat her dry and immediately apply almond oil or coconut oil. I have used mustela to moisture a few times, and while we love how it smells I still don't know if it helps her dry skin.
Now that we are in summertime and heat waves coming, we will definitely be at the pool a lot more. I would love any advice or suggestions on what to do to help protect her skin. I noticed after one pool day that her skin was extra dry.
This is just from my experience. I'm no expert. Keep in mind that every baby skin is different. It's always best to consult your pediatrician if your baby has skins issue you're unsure of. Just know that your baby will soon have that baby silky smooth skin.


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AHA Expresses Support for Lead-Safe Housing for Kids Act
The AHA today expressed support for the Lead-Safe Housing for Kids Act of 2017 (S. 1845). "Lead exposure in infants and young children is devastating to brain development and can result in permanent brain damage," AHA said in a letter to the bill's sponsors, Sens. Richard Durbin (D-IL) and Tim Scott (R-SC). "While important progress in reducing lead exposure has been made, the risk continues, particularly in older housing and communities. The most critical step in preventing lead exposure is identifying which homes and communities have lead, and removing lead before children are exposed. The Lead-Safe Housing Act for Kids Act of 2017 does exactly that, with a focus on low-income housing. Your legislation would prevent lead exposure and result in healthier children and communities."
Access to Care in Vulnerable Communities
How two rural hospitals are engaging in innovative practices to meet the needs of their communities
AHA staff recently visited two rural hospitals to see and hear firsthand how leaders are engaging in innovative practices to increase accessibility and…
AHA-supported bills, provisions clear committee
The House Ways and Means Committee today passed the Opioid Workforce Act (H.R. 3414), AHA-supported legislation that would add 1,000 Medicare-funded training…
Poll: Rural access to health care important to voters
Nine in 10 voters say access to health care in rural communities is important, and three in five would be more likely to vote for a candidate who prioritized…
Study: Hospital community benefits far exceed federal tax exemption
Tax-exempt hospitals and health systems provided $95 billion in community benefits in 2016, almost 11 times the value of their federal tax exemption.
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Window 7 Professional 64 will not boot in Alienware M17x. Error message indicates need to remove usb device or hard drive not working.
with error code file boot\bcd. Dell came and installed a new mother board ( I broke bios battery holder, and a new blank hard drive.). They are willing to talk me thru a complete recovery/restore to factory fresh. Wonderful but the work ahead is daunting. I have Arconis backups for all three partitions on the drive, which are readable. Vista boot pro is installed on the non working drive and was run prior to the crash. I am hoping there is a way to fix/restore/recover the non booting hard drive. There is a 39mb fat16 first partition, a 9mb recovery partition which has the boot\bcd file( this partition is marked as active), and the Os in the next partition. If I knew which partition was where booting is to occur I could try to restore the MBR and track 0 from an acronis backup. Another thought is to run vista boot pro in a dos mode if that is possible and reload the boot ladcer. Is there a way to enable the hard drive to enable booting that you can suggest???
Reviewed other posts. Can an oem win 7 32bit dvd be used to repair my system which is a 64 bit version? If not, I can always go buy a win 7/64 locally. The laptop came with an os recovery dvd but I am not sure there is an option to do a recovery of boot issues.
You can try a Start-up Repair booting your PC from your Vista or Win7 DVD.
Choose startup repair/repair boot manager, you might have to run it twice.
I ran the repair prior to the above post. It appeared to not fix the problem. I attempted to run it after reading the post and it would not run. It loaded, but all that came up was the windows logo. Just to be clear, I used an oem windows 7 dvd 32 bit edition, even thought my machine is a 64 bit system.
My win7 is installed on a x64 rig but I have no problem running the boot manager repair, maybe its because its a OEM dvd?
I don't suppose you have a restore DVD from the PC manufacturer or created one/some?
I ran one (from the manufacturer) on a laptop using the key on the laptop & it installed everything again, had to order & buy the restore DVD though as they aren't supplied w/ newer machines anymore. Worked great on a replacement Hdd w/ nothing on it.


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Une éducation manquée est une opérette en un acte et neuf scènes d'Emmanuel Chabrier, sur un livret en français d'Eugène Leterrier et d'Albert Vanloo. Composée entre 1878 et 1879, cette opérette est du style léger et vivant dans lequel Chabrier excellait, et qu'il avait perfectionné dans L'Étoile un an et demi plus tôt. L'œuvre fut très appréciée de Ravel, Hahn et Messager parmi d'autres.

L'ouvrage est créé le  lors d'une soirée organisée au « Cercle de l'Union Artistique » à Paris, avec un accompagnement au piano par Chabrier lui-même. L'œuvre est reprise en 1913 au Théâtre des Arts, avec une direction de Gabriel Grovlez. La production de 1924 de Diaghilev, dirigée par André Messager, avec des décors de Juan Gris, inclut des récitatifs de Darius Milhaud remplaçant les parties parlées. Milhaud y inclut également un air qu'il a composé pour le personnage d'Hélène, et pour lequel il s'est inspiré d'une mélodie qu'il a trouvée dans un manuscrit de Chabrier (les Couplets de Mariette, non-publiés).

La première représentation à l'Opéra-Comique, dirigée par Roger Désormière, a lieu en 1938, et est suivi d'une cinquantaine d'autres dates jusqu'en 1946. L'œuvre reste depuis occasionnellement reprise, avec, parfois, le rôle de Gontran transposé pour ténor.

Distribution de la création

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Scènes 1 et 2
Arrivant directement de leur mariage, le jeune Comte Gontran et sa femme Hélène, sont dans l'attente de conseils pour leur mariage et leur nuit de noces. Hélène sort du couvent, et Gontran sort de chez son précepteur, Maître Pausanias, qui lui a tout appris, sauf précisément les choses de l'amour et du mariage. Celui-ci arrive, un peu éméché (« Ce vin généreux, j'en ai pris d'abord un verre »), et annonce à Hélène que sa tante est prête à la recevoir dans sa chambre. Il annonce également à Gontran que son grand-père, malade, n'a pu se déplacer, mais qu'il lui a écrit une lettre, que Pausanias lui remet.

Scène 3
Gontran, seul, lit la lettre de son grand-père (« Mon enfant, ton vieux grand-père ») qui se termine sans que Gontran ait pu apprendre quoi que ce soit quant à ses interrogations présentes. Désespéré, il fait rappeler son précepteur pour lui demander des conseils sur sa nuit de noces.

Scène 4
Hélène revient de son entretien avec sa tante, une vieille fille, dont le seul conseil a été d'être gentille et obéissante envers son mari. Après un duo (« Eh bien, ma chère, à son mari »), ils échangent un baiser mais réalisent qu'il doit y avoir quelque chose d'autre à faire pour être mari et femme...

Scènes 5 et 6
Hélène, qui a sommeil, se retire dans sa chambre, alors que Maître Pausanias revient enfin. Gontran se plaint et l'accuse de ne pas lui avoir enseigné une éducation complète, mais Pausanias s'en défend, insistant sur le fait qu'il a enseigné à Gontran l'hébreu, l'hindou, l'algèbre, la chimie, le grec, la trigonométrie, la métaphysique, la thérapeutique, la mécanique, la dialectique, l'esthétique, les statistiques, la mythologie, la métallurgie, etc. (« Après vous avoir saturé d'hébreu »). Gontran rétorque à chaque fois que ça ne suffit pas. Enfin, Pausanias admet qu'il ne sait pas répondre, car il est trop occupé, et que ce n'est pas au programme des études. Il sort pour aller s'informer auprès d'un confrère, en promettant de revenir rapidement.

Scènes 7 et 8
Gontran, seul à nouveau, peste contre son précepteur et, alors qu'une tempête éclate, avoue sa frustration (« Lorsque le ciel se couvre ainsi »). Lorsque le tonnerre retentit, Hélène se précipite dans la pièce, en chemise de nuit légère, et explique qu'elle a peur de l'orage. Gontran est troublé par sa beauté et par l'attraction qu'il ressent pour elle dans cette tenue, et lui dit que le meilleur moyen se ne plus avoir peur est de rester proche l'un de l'autre et de se tenir la main (« Faisons-nous petits »). Alors qu'ils s'approchent de plus en plus, ils finissent par s'embrasser encore et encore, et trouvent enfin les réponses à leurs questions...

Scène 9
Les deux jeunes mariés sont interrompus par Pausanias, qui revient, trop tard, avec la réponse qu'on attendait de lui. Gontran lui ordonne de partir car il n'a plus besoin de lui. Demandant l'indulgence de l'audience, et après une courte reprise du duo précédent, le rideau tombe.

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Opéra des années 1870
Opéra français
Opérette
Œuvre d'Emmanuel Chabrier
Opéra en français