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Vietnam poised to be big post-pandemic winner
Vietnam's 'coronavirus diplomacy' has lent an emergency helping hand to the West that will likely be rewarded in kind after the plague.
A Vietnamese policeman wearing a protective face mask amid concerns of the SARS-like novel coronavirus outbreak stands guard in Hanoi on February 11, 2020. Photo: AFP/Nhac Nguyen
Through early and efficient border closures, uncharacteristic official transparency and strategic Covid-19 diplomacy, communist-run Vietnam is fast emerging as a likely post-pandemic winner.
For a nation that has long-sought to secure it's place as a reliable and responsible global actor, the coronavirus outbreak and its minimal impact on Vietnam has presented the nation an opportunity in crisis analysts say it is firmly grasping.
Carl Thayer, emeritus professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia and a recognized Vietnam expert, says that Hanoi was "quick off the mark" in its version of "coronavirus diplomacy", a gambit China, Taiwan and others have likewise deployed to strategic effect.
Vietnam has recently ramped up medical equipment production and made related donations to countries in Covid-19 need, including to the United States, Russia, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.
The latter five European nations, all grappling to cope with the pandemic, have negotiated strategic partner agreements with Vietnam in recent years, Thayer noted.
US President Donald Trump earlier this month thanked "our friends in Vietnam" in a Twitter post after America received 450,000 protective hazmat suits manufactured in Vietnamese factories owned and operated by US chemical company DuPont.
Vietnam has also donated face masks, hand sanitizers and other Covid-19 containing supplies to medical services in neighboring Cambodian and Laos, countries with which Vietnam shares special relations and where China has recently made inroads and gains.
"The coronavirus pandemic has been a great opportunity for Vietnam to enhance its soft power, as it helped to broadcast Vietnam's generous behavior toward the international community," said Alexander Vuving, professor at the Daniel K Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies in Honolulu, Hawaii.
A man wearing a protective face mask walks past a souvenir shop in Hanoi on February 26, 2020, amid concerns of the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak. Photo: AFP/Nhac Nguyen
Indeed, international praise for Vietnam is soaring at a time when China faces considerable criticism for not only for covering up the initial outbreak of the virus in its Hubei province, but also for spreading disinformation and propaganda in its aftermath, including a bogus official accusation that the US planted the virus in China.
Derek Grossman, a senior defense analyst at the RAND Corporation, a Washington-based think tank, says that Vietnam's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, as well as its diplomacy amid crisis, will "enable it to demonstrate its value-added to the world."
That was already becoming apparent to some before the pandemic. Vietnam was one of the few beneficiaries of the US-China trade war as multinational and other companies migrated their factories from China to Vietnam to avoid punitive new US tariffs on China-made goods.
Japanese investment bank Nomura estimates that Vietnam's economy enjoyed an 8% boost in 2019 as a beneficiary of the shift in supply chains.
Many analysts now expect Vietnam to receive the lion's share of "second wave" factory relocations driven by the pandemic and growing anti-Chinese sentiment in the West fueled by perceptions China is chiefly responsible for the outbreak.
Politicians in Washington, Tokyo and certain European capitals now speak openly and provocatively about the need for "decoupling" from China's economy, including to break dependence on a single foreign source for essential imports such as medical supplies.
The shift, if indeed on the horizon, couldn't be better timed for Vietnam. The World Bank forecasts in a worst Covid-19 case scenario that Vietnam's gross domestic product (GDP) will fall to 1.5% this year, down dramatically from around 7% in recent years.
"Vietnam is a major beneficiary of this diversification as it has proved to be friendly while still cost-effective to firms from the West," said Vuving. "Vietnam will be, in many cases, their first choice when they look around to find a reliable alternative to the now unreliable Middle Kingdom.
A resident wearing a face mask fills a paper bag with free rice amid Vietnam's nationwide social isolation effort as a preventive measure against the spread of Covid-19, Hanoi, April 11, 2020. Photo: AFP/Manan Vatsyayana
While this would mark Vietnam's lowest growth in decades, it will still be much higher than most of its Southeast Asian neighbors, including manufacturing rival Thailand, which is now officially projected to see -5.3% GDP growth in 2020.
Investors clearly see the difference as Vietnam's bourse has emerged as the region's best performer this year while several of the region's other stock markets have tanked in anticipation of Covid-19's economic damage.
Indeed, some pundits suggest that Vietnam's economy could bounce back faster than other Southeast Asian states in 2021, especially if the likes of the US, Japan and EU states move en masse to relocate their post-pandemic supply chains out of China and into Vietnam.
The Covid-19 crisis also comes at an important diplomatic time for Vietnam. This year the nation holds the rotating chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and a non-permanent rotating position on the United Nations' Security Council.
This week, Vietnam hosted a virtual summit with other Southeast Asian leaders to forge a collective regional Covid-19 response at a time new cases are surging in several of the ten-member bloc's member states, including Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines.
"It is in these grim hours that the solidarity of the ASEAN community shines like a beacon in the dark," Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, who chaired the meeting, said in his opening remarks.
Speculation is now swirling in diplomatic circles that Vietnam's tenure as ASEAN chair could be unprecedentedly extended until 2021 due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus crisis.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc wearing a face mask on a live video conference for the ASEAN Summit on Covid-19, Hanoi, April 14, 2020. Photo: AFP/Manan Vatsyayana
If so, it would allow Hanoi more time to build regional consensus on two big China-related issues it was expected to emphasize as ASEAN's chair, namely notching a long-sought code of conduct for the contested South China Sea and an agreement on water resource management on the Mekong River.
Both prickly and escalating issues have put various ASEAN member states at loggerheads with China. Vietnam-China tensions escalated this month after a Chinese surveillance ship sank a Vietnamese fishing boat in contested sea waters; the Philippines came to Vietnam's diplomatic defense over the incident.
Meanwhile, a report compiled by American climatologists released this week used satellite images to show for the first time that water levels in China's dammed upper reaches of the Mekong River were running high despite months of severe droughts and parched water flows in downstream Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.
If Vietnam is to have any success in making its case against China and to emerge as a regional spokesperson for resolving the issues, Hanoi will need to win the support of the wider international community, including in the West.
Vietnam's diplomacy in the recent years has been geared towards winning friends and potential allies in case of a conflict with China. In that vein, many analysts now consider Vietnam to be America's closest ally in Southeast Asia.
US President Donald Trump holds a Vietnamese flag as Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (L) waves a US flag, Hanoi, February 27, 2019. Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP
Last month, the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier became the second US naval vessel to dock in Vietnam since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, following another major US naval visit in 2018.
The carrier has since been grounded due to a rash of Covid-19 infections among its personnel, raising speculation China may seize on the vaccuum to take a more assertive approach to the maritime area with the US at least temporarily out of the strategic picture.
Vuving argues that Vietnam is now "veering closer to the US and farther from China" faster than it would have without the Covid-19 pandemic and fast emerging related new security dynamics.
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Police: Mother admits to starving daughter, dumping body
Silver Spring, Md. – A Maryland woman accused of starving her 15-month-old daughter for more than three weeks has been charged with first-degree murder in the toddler's death, police said Thursday.
Kiearra Tolson, 23, of Silver Spring, told investigators that she placed her daughter's body in a plillowcase and trash bags after she died last month and discarded the chlld's body in a dumpster at her apartment complex, the Montgomery County Police Department said in a news release.
Tolson also told investigators that she had starved her daughter, Blair Niles, for approximately three-and-a-half weeks, police said.
The child's body hasn't been recovered, but police said investigators found evidence in Tolson's apartment corroborating her account. A court filing says police found a pillow without a pillowcase in Tolson's apartment.
Tolson was arrested Wednesday after an acquaintance called 911 to report that Tolson had told her that she killed her child, according to police.
The child's father told investigators that he last saw his daughter on April 17 and hadn't had any contact with Tolson since then.
State District Court Judge John Moffett ordered Tolson held without bond at a hearing Thursday, according to Ramon Korionoff, a spokesman for Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy. Korionoff said a public defender represented Tolson at the hearing. A message left with the public defender's office wasn't immediately returned. Tolson is due back in court on July 16 for a bond review hearing.

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Though you'll not find any tools here that actually change glyphs' outlines, you may find some helper tools here. Mind: none of these works on OpenType fonts with Postscript outlines; however, some may be changed easily to enable this, I think.
All these I have made primarily for my own use, but they may be useful for you as well. They are all released under the GNU Public license.
OTComp takes a feature file in a format not unlike Adobe's and produces an OpenType font with advanced layout tables.
OTLegacy takes an OpenType font and adds Unicode precomposed characters to it by applying the OpenType features.
The sources for all these are also available. These work on Visual C++ 6.0 and gcc, but hopefully compile on any C++ compiler with only a few changes.
You might also want to take a look at the fonts I made so far.
Both the TrueTypeViewer and TTIComp use TrueType instructions, crucial parts of which are patented by Apple. One page explaining something about this is the one about the patents on the FreeType site (by the way, I'm not using the FreeType instruction engine in my code, but the same patent related problems apply to my own Virtual Machine). Though I am not a lawyer, what I understand is that you are not allowed to download or use those programs if you are in a country where those patents are valid (e.g., the USA) unless you have acquired a license from Apple.


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package test;

import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.ITestNGMethod;
import org.testng.ITestResult;
import org.testng.TestNG;
import org.testng.TestNGException;
import org.testng.annotations.ITestAnnotation;
import org.testng.collections.Lists;
import org.testng.internal.annotations.AnnotationHelper;
import org.testng.internal.annotations.DefaultAnnotationTransformer;
import org.testng.internal.annotations.IAnnotationFinder;
import org.testng.internal.annotations.JDK15AnnotationFinder;
import org.testng.xml.Parser;
import org.testng.xml.XmlClass;
import org.testng.xml.XmlGroups;
import org.testng.xml.XmlInclude;
import org.testng.xml.XmlPackage;
import org.testng.xml.XmlRun;
import org.testng.xml.XmlSuite;
import org.testng.xml.XmlTest;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.nio.file.FileVisitResult;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.SimpleFileVisitor;
import java.nio.file.attribute.BasicFileAttributes;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.UUID;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

public class SimpleBaseTest {
  // System property specifying where the resources (e.g. xml files) can be found
  private static final String TEST_RESOURCES_DIR = "test.resources.dir";

  public static InvokedMethodNameListener run(Class<?>... testClasses) {
    return run(false, testClasses);
  }

  public static InvokedMethodNameListener run(boolean skipConfiguration, Class<?>... testClasses) {
    TestNG tng = create(testClasses);

    return run(skipConfiguration, tng);
  }

  public static InvokedMethodNameListener run(XmlSuite... suites) {
    return run(false, suites);
  }

  public static InvokedMethodNameListener run(boolean skipConfiguration, XmlSuite... suites) {
    TestNG tng = create(suites);

    return run(skipConfiguration, tng);
  }

  private static InvokedMethodNameListener run(boolean skipConfiguration, TestNG tng) {
    InvokedMethodNameListener listener = new InvokedMethodNameListener(skipConfiguration);
    tng.addListener(listener);

    tng.run();

    return listener;
  }

  public static TestNG create() {
    TestNG result = new TestNG();
    result.setUseDefaultListeners(false);
    result.setVerbose(0);
    return result;
  }

  public static TestNG create(Class<?>... testClasses) {
    TestNG result = create();
    result.setTestClasses(testClasses);
    return result;
  }

  protected static TestNG create(Path outputDir, Class<?>... testClasses) {
    TestNG result = create(testClasses);
    result.setOutputDirectory(outputDir.toAbsolutePath().toString());
    return result;
  }

  protected static TestNG create(XmlSuite... suites) {
    return create(Arrays.asList(suites));
  }

  protected static TestNG create(List<XmlSuite> suites) {
    TestNG result = create();
    result.setXmlSuites(suites);
    return result;
  }

  protected static TestNG create(Path outputDir, XmlSuite... suites) {
    return create(outputDir, Arrays.asList(suites));
  }

  protected static TestNG create(Path outputDir, List<XmlSuite> suites) {
    TestNG result = create(suites);
    result.setOutputDirectory(outputDir.toAbsolutePath().toString());
    return result;
  }

  protected static TestNG createTests(String suiteName, Class<?>... testClasses) {
    return createTests(null, suiteName, testClasses);
  }

  protected static TestNG createTests(Path outDir,String suiteName, Class<?>... testClasses) {
    XmlSuite suite = createXmlSuite(suiteName);
    int i=0;
    for (Class<?> testClass : testClasses) {
      createXmlTest(suite, testClass.getName() + i, testClass);
      i++;
    }
    if (outDir == null) {
      return create(suite);
    }
    return create(outDir, suite);
  }

  protected static XmlSuite createDummySuiteWithTestNamesAs(String... tests) {
    XmlSuite suite = new XmlSuite();
    suite.setName("random_suite");
    for (String test : tests) {
      XmlTest xmlTest = new XmlTest(suite);
      xmlTest.setName(test);
    }
    return suite;
  }

  protected static XmlSuite createXmlSuite(String name) {
    XmlSuite result = new XmlSuite();
    result.setName(name);
    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlSuite createXmlSuite(Map<String, String> params) {
    XmlSuite result = createXmlSuite(UUID.randomUUID().toString());
    result.setParameters(params);
    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlSuite createXmlSuite(String suiteName, String testName, Class<?>... classes) {
    XmlSuite suite = createXmlSuite(suiteName);
    createXmlTest(suite, testName, classes);
    return suite;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTestWithPackages(XmlSuite suite, String name, String... packageName) {
    XmlTest result = createXmlTest(suite, name);
    List<XmlPackage> xmlPackages = Lists.newArrayList();

    for (String each : packageName) {
      XmlPackage xmlPackage = new XmlPackage();
      xmlPackage.setName(each);
      xmlPackages.add(xmlPackage);
    }
    result.setPackages(xmlPackages);

    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTestWithPackages(XmlSuite suite, String name, Class<?>... packageName) {
    XmlTest result = createXmlTest(suite, name);
    List<XmlPackage> xmlPackages = Lists.newArrayList();

    for (Class<?> each : packageName) {
      XmlPackage xmlPackage = new XmlPackage();
      xmlPackage.setName(each.getPackage().getName());
      xmlPackages.add(xmlPackage);
    }
    result.setPackages(xmlPackages);

    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(String suiteName, String testName) {
    XmlSuite suite = createXmlSuite(suiteName);
    return createXmlTest(suite, testName);
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(String suiteName, String testName, Class<?>... classes) {
    XmlSuite suite = createXmlSuite(suiteName);
    XmlTest xmlTest = createXmlTest(suite, testName);
    for(Class<?> clazz: classes) {
      xmlTest.getXmlClasses().add(new XmlClass(clazz));
    }
    return xmlTest;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(XmlSuite suite, String name) {
    XmlTest result = new XmlTest(suite);
    result.setName(name);
    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(XmlSuite suite, String name, Map<String, String> params) {
    XmlTest result = new XmlTest(suite);
    result.setName(name);
    result.setParameters(params);
    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(XmlSuite suite, String name, Class<?>... classes) {
    XmlTest result = createXmlTest(suite, name);
    int index = 0;
    for (Class<?> c : classes) {
      XmlClass xc = new XmlClass(c.getName(), index++, true /* load classes */);
      result.getXmlClasses().add(xc);
    }

    return result;
  }

  protected static XmlClass createXmlClass(XmlTest test, Class<?> testClass) {
    XmlClass clazz = new XmlClass(testClass);
    test.getXmlClasses().add(clazz);
    return clazz;
  }

  protected static XmlClass createXmlClass(XmlTest test, Class<?> testClass, Map<String, String> params) {
    XmlClass clazz = createXmlClass(test, testClass);
    clazz.setParameters(params);
    return clazz;
  }

  protected static XmlInclude createXmlInclude(XmlClass clazz, String method) {
    XmlInclude include = new XmlInclude(method);

    include.setXmlClass(clazz);
    clazz.getIncludedMethods().add(include);

    return include;
  }

  protected static XmlInclude createXmlInclude(XmlClass clazz, String method, Map<String, String> params) {
    XmlInclude include = createXmlInclude(clazz, method);
    include.setParameters(params);
    return include;
  }

  protected static XmlInclude createXmlInclude(XmlClass clazz, String method, int index, Integer... list) {
    XmlInclude include = new XmlInclude(method, Arrays.asList(list), index);

    include.setXmlClass(clazz);
    clazz.getIncludedMethods().add(include);

    return include;
  }

  protected static XmlGroups createXmlGroups(XmlSuite suite, String...includedGroupNames) {
    XmlGroups xmlGroups = createGroupIncluding(includedGroupNames);
    suite.setGroups(xmlGroups);
    return xmlGroups;
  }

  protected static XmlGroups createXmlGroups(XmlTest test, String...includedGroupNames) {
    XmlGroups xmlGroups = createGroupIncluding(includedGroupNames);
    test.setGroups(xmlGroups);
    return xmlGroups;
  }

  private static XmlGroups createGroupIncluding(String...groupNames) {
    XmlGroups xmlGroups = new XmlGroups();
    XmlRun xmlRun = new XmlRun();
    for (String group : groupNames) {
      xmlRun.onInclude(group);
    }
    xmlGroups.setRun(xmlRun);
    return xmlGroups;
  }

  protected static XmlTest createXmlTest(XmlSuite suite, String name, String... classes) {
    XmlTest result = createXmlTest(suite, name);
    int index = 0;
    for (String c : classes) {
      XmlClass xc = new XmlClass(c, index++, true /* load classes */);
      result.getXmlClasses().add(xc);
    }

    return result;
  }

  protected static void addMethods(XmlClass cls, String... methods) {
    int index = 0;
    for (String method : methods) {
      XmlInclude include = new XmlInclude(method, index++);
      cls.getIncludedMethods().add(include);
    }
  }

  public static String getPathToResource(String fileName) {
    String result = System.getProperty(TEST_RESOURCES_DIR, "src/test/resources");
    if (result == null) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("System property " + TEST_RESOURCES_DIR + " was not defined.");
    }
    return result + File.separatorChar + fileName;
  }

  public static List<ITestNGMethod> extractTestNGMethods(Class<?>... classes) {
    XmlSuite xmlSuite = new XmlSuite();
    xmlSuite.setName("suite");
    XmlTest xmlTest = createXmlTest(xmlSuite, "tests", classes);
    IAnnotationFinder annotationFinder = new JDK15AnnotationFinder(new DefaultAnnotationTransformer());
    List<ITestNGMethod> methods = Lists.newArrayList();
    for (Class<?> clazz : classes) {
      methods.addAll(
          Arrays.asList(
              AnnotationHelper.findMethodsWithAnnotation(clazz, ITestAnnotation.class, annotationFinder, xmlTest)
          )
      );
    }
    return methods;
  }

  /**
   * Compare a list of ITestResult with a list of String method names,
   */
  protected static void assertTestResultsEqual(List<ITestResult> results, List<String> methods) {
    List<String> resultMethods = Lists.newArrayList();
    for (ITestResult r : results) {
      resultMethods.add(r.getMethod().getMethodName());
    }
    Assert.assertEquals(resultMethods, methods);
  }

  /**
   *  Deletes all files and subdirectories under dir.
   */
  protected static void deleteDir(File dir) {
    try {
      Files.walkFileTree(dir.toPath(), new SimpleFileVisitor<Path>() {
        @Override
        public FileVisitResult visitFile(Path file, BasicFileAttributes attrs) throws IOException {
          Files.delete(file);
          return FileVisitResult.CONTINUE;
        }

        @Override
        public FileVisitResult postVisitDirectory(Path dir, IOException exc) throws IOException {
          Files.delete(dir);
          return FileVisitResult.CONTINUE;
        }
      });
    } catch (IOException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
  }

  protected static File createDirInTempDir(String dir) {
    File slashTmpDir = new File(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"));
    File mTempDirectory = new File(slashTmpDir, dir);
    mTempDirectory.mkdirs();
    mTempDirectory.deleteOnExit();
    return mTempDirectory;
  }

  /**
   *
   * @param fileName The filename to parse
   * @param regexp The regular expression
   * @param resultLines An out parameter that will contain all the lines
   * that matched the regexp
   * @return A List<Integer> containing the lines of all the matches
   *
   * Note that the size() of the returned valuewill always be equal to
   * result.size() at the end of this function.
   */
  protected static List<Integer> grep(File fileName, String regexp, List<String> resultLines) {
    List<Integer> resultLineNumbers = new ArrayList<>();
    try(Reader reader = new FileReader(fileName)) {
      resultLineNumbers =  grep(reader, regexp, resultLines);
    } catch (IOException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return resultLineNumbers;
  }

  protected  static List<Integer> grep(Reader reader, String regexp, List<String> resultLines) {
    List<Integer> resultLineNumbers = new ArrayList<>();
    try (BufferedReader fr = new BufferedReader(reader)) {
      String line;
      int currentLine = 0;
      Pattern p = Pattern.compile(".*" + regexp + ".*");
      while ((line = fr.readLine()) != null) {
        if (p.matcher(line).matches()) {
          resultLines.add(line);
          resultLineNumbers.add(currentLine);
        }
        currentLine++;
      }
    } catch (IOException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
    return resultLineNumbers;
  }

  protected static List<XmlSuite> getSuites(String... suiteFiles){
    List<XmlSuite> suites = new ArrayList<>();
    for (String suiteFile : suiteFiles) {
        try {
          suites.addAll(new Parser(suiteFile).parseToList());
      } catch (IOException e) {
          throw new TestNGException(e);
      }
    }
    return suites;
  }

}

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World NewsNewsFinanceBusiness
Rio seeks new Bluff smelter terms
Thu, 9 August 2012 10:42AM
Meridian Energy, one of the New Zealand state-owned power companies earmarked for partial sale, says Rio Tinto's Pacific Aluminium unit wants to vary the terms of its electricity supply contract for the aluminium smelter at Bluff.
"Discussions are ongoing and remain confidential," Meridian said in a statement to the NZX.
The Bluff smelter was built partly to create a market for the huge hydro-electric output of the Manapouri scheme, now owned and operated by Meridian. The terms of the power supply contract were renegotiated in 2007 with the new supply agreement set to begin in January next year.
The smelter, operated by New Zealand Aluminium Smelters, is Meridian's biggest single customer and the contract due to kick in from January 1 is for 18 years. The smelter consumes about one-seventh of New Zealand's electricity and the price has never been disclosed.
In its first-half accounts, Meridian described the contract as a "pricing agreement rather than a supply agreement".
"NZAS will be responsible for purchasing electricity from the national market itself, and Meridian will provide NZAS with price certainty for that electricity," Meridian said in February.
"The agreed base price under the new agreement is significantly higher than under the current electricity supply contract."
The negotiations come as Rio Tinto looks to sell the Tiwai Point smelter along with 12 other aluminium producing assets in Australia. Japan's Sumitomo owns about 21 per cent of the Bluff smelter.
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Facebook breakdown brings 'Telegram' three million new users
Russian social media platform Telegram founder Pawel Durow proudly released the growth figures of his chat service over the past 24 hours. Durow has more than three million new users worldwide, according to Durow. The reason for the high...
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Huawei plans to open its first major smartphone store in Vienna, the first of its kind outside of China, as part of efforts to triumph the European market, where its future is facing a difficult test. The world's largest telecom...
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Honda car factory in Swindon, UK, is threatening closure. According to a report, the Japanese carmaker plans to give up the plant with around 3,500 jobs. The plans are expected to be announced in the near future. They would be...
Brexit exit emitting effects, Flybmi announces bankruptcy
Brexit exit has started emitting the effects on UK economy. The British regional airline Flybmi has announced bankruptcy on Saturday night on its website. All flights were canceled with immediate effect. Flybmi customers were asked to contact Flybmi's credit card...
UK automobile industry is in Red Alert
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Cupertine California—July 21, 2008—Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2008 third quarter ended June 28, 2008.
Apple shipped 2,496,000 Macintosh computers during the quarter, representing 41% unit growth and 43% revenue growth over the year-ago quarter. The Company sold 11,011,000 iPods during the quarter, representing 12% unit growth and 7% revenue growth over the year-ago quarter. Quarterly iPhone units sold were 717,000 compared to 270,000 in the year-ago-quarter.
The Company posted revenue of $7.46 billion and net quarterly profit of $1.07 billion, or $1.19 per diluted share. These results compare to revenue of $5.41 billion and net quarterly profit of $818 million, or $.92 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 34.8%, down from 36.9% in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 42% of the quarter's revenue.


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Department develops red tape strategy for SMMEs
A national strategy is being developed to address the negative impact of red tape on small businesses and cooperatives, Small Business Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu announced on Thursday.
"We are in the process of developing a National Red Tape Reduction Strategy, which will provide clarity on the logic, model and theory of change that underlie various red tape interventions and methodologies, and their associated advantages and disadvantages," Zulu said.
Zulu said the strategy will provide clarity on which interventions and methodologies South Africa will prioritise, and it will be accompanied by a clear programme of action.
Once the strategy has been developed, the Minister said her department will focus on its operationalisation over the next Medium Term Strategic Framework (MTSF) year cycle.
Zulu made the announcement at the 5th National Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) Policy Colloquium in Boksburg, Gauteng.
The colloquium places emphasis on the development and support for SMMEs and cooperatives in townships and rural communities, and locates local economic development as central to the development of these underserved areas.
The two-day meeting is hosted by the Department of Small Business Development, in partnership with the Small Business Development Institute (SBDI) and the City of Ekurhuleni. It is held under the theme 'THUMA-MINA: Creating and supporting economically active and viable township and rural economies'.
Red Tape Guidelines for municipalities
Zulu said her department will also review the existing Red Tape Guidelines for Municipalities and develop National Guidelines for Red Tape Reduction that are aligned to the National Strategy for Red Tape Reduction.
She also announced that the department has commissioned the analysis and amendments to Schedule 1 of the National Small Enterprises Act, which defines what SMMEs are.
"Adopting the new definitions and the updated schedule will establish a platform for a 'single version of the truth' when reporting and measuring the impact of investment in SMMEs on economic growth and job creation. This review of the definition will provide for a single definition and application of what SMMEs are," Zulu explained.
The schedule was gazetted for public comment on 12 October 2018.
Zulu further announced that the department's Monitoring and Evaluation Unit is currently collaborating with National Treasury on the monitoring of implementation on the 30% set-aside for categories of SMMEs and co-operatives to address the linkage of SMMEs to public sector procurement opportunities.
This follows a study the department undertook in June 2017, which found that 71% of co-operatives were operational and the remainder were not. The study found that the co-operatives sector was besieged with a number of challenges, including limited understanding of the co-operative principles, lack of entrepreneurial spirit, and lack of access to finance and markets.
Zulu said her department has developed a draft Enterprise and Supplier Development Framework, with the aim of coordinating and facilitating a portfolio approach to enterprise and supplier development.
Enterprise and supplier development is a prescribed priority element in the Black Economic Empowerment Act, 2003 (No. 53 of 2003), as amended.
Small Business Development Institute CEO, Xolani Qubeka, said all the stakeholders have a huge task in helping co-operatives to scale up.
"We have a singular responsibility to mobilise and work with our communities in expanding the economic landscape of our country," Qubeka said. – SAnews.gov.za
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I have to admit that I didn't expect the outcome of this week's election. I didn't believe that together with the people who are racist, misogynist, xenophobic, and homophobic in this country, there would be enough people who were unhappy enough with Hillary Clinton or the Democratic party or the status quo to overlook all of Donald Trump's attitudes and vote for him. I don't believe that all of Trump's supporters are in agreement with all the hateful, horrible things he's said. I certainly don't believe that those in this congregation who support Trump are in agreement with all the things he's said. I have heard in our community and on the news people talking about feeling betrayed by Clinton—the Clinton Foundation pledged to help after the disastrous earthquake in Haiti, but the money did not make the difference Haiti needed; Hillary Clinton supported policies that helped lead to mass incarceration of young men of color. These and other issues may be reasons that good people were able to overlook Trump's attitudes during the campaign.
Not everyone can overlook what Trump has said, though. My daughter Shoshi goes to a diverse middle school with kids of color and Muslim kids. Those kids are afraid. Last spring I went to her school to watch the students perform plays they had written about issues important to them. I watched an 11-year-old Hispanic boy say in his play that Donald Trump wants to make his family leave the country. That was heartbreaking. How must that boy feel today?
A friend of mine who is black, and married to an Austrian man who is scarred by the fact that his parents were ardent Nazis, already felt afraid of the police because of all the police killings of unarmed black people. She feels that anyone who could vote for Trump, overlooking his racism, is rejecting her too.
Many women who have been sexually assaulted, and statistics tell us that one in four women have, are having that trauma dredged up again by the fact that Donald Trump, a man who casually bragged about sexually assaulting women, has been elected. They think his election is a statement that what happened to them doesn't matter.
All of us in this congregation and in this country who don't consider ourselves racist, misogynist, homophobic, xenophobic, and don't want to be those things, whether we voted for Trump or Clinton or a third-party candidate or not at all, have a very big job ahead of us.
Like it or not, the election of Donald Trump has, for the bigots, misogynists, and xenophobes in our county, legitimized their beliefs. Donald Trump did not reject the endorsement of the notorious white supremacist David Duke. He said he didn't know Duke, but didn't condemn him. On election night, Duke tweeted: "This is one of the most exciting nights of my life -> make no mistake about it, our people have played a HUGE role in electing Trump!" and "Donald J. Trump now has the chance to become one of the greatest Americans to have ever lived - we have the moral high ground, 100%!" The next day, he tweeted: "The vast majority of Blacks, Jews and Hispanics - hate White Christian men so much -> they were willing to destroy this nation." This is a prominent white supremacist, former leader of the Ku Klux Klan, whom Donald Trump did not disavow. David Duke thinks Donald Trump is on his side. As a Jew, and as a person who cares about other people, this bothers me a lot.
Discrimination against LGBTQ+ people and homophobia is not justice.
I have spoken about all of these issues from this bimah before. Now more than ever, it is our responsibility to stand up for justice. That is the task we may not abandon, though we probably will not be able to complete it. No matter who we voted for, or what we were able to overlook to cast our vote, it is our obligation to stand against the injustice that Donald Trump, through his words in his campaign, has legitimized for the people in our country who are hateful. Again, not all Trump supporters are like that, and the ones who aren't, together with the rest of us, must show it by being vocal and unequivocal in our opposition to discrimination and hate.
When we talk about antisemitism, it is obviously something that directly affects us as a Jewish community. But don't think that homophobia, racism, xenophobia and misogyny aren't Jewish issues, and aren't issues in our congregation. We have Jewish LGBT families in our congregation who have to wonder now if their marriages will continue to be recognized. We have Jewish people of color in our congregation who already face racism and discrimination, and may be fearing an increase. We have Jewish immigrants in our congregation, including children who were adopted internationally. We have Jewish congregants who have close Muslim relatives, who fear for their safety. And of course we have women in our congregation, some of whom have been sexually assaulted, all of whom have been denigrated at one time or another for their gender, and many of whom feel personally degraded by Donald Trump's attitude toward women.
If you don't think it's important to stand up for people outside the Jewish community, then stand up for the Jews who are LGBTQ+, of color, immigrant, and/or female.
There are lots of ways to do it. Join organizations that work against discrimination and hate. Donate to causes that support those who experience discrimination. Call or write to our elected officials. Blog. Sign petitions. Go to protests. No one has to do all of it, but we must all do something to stand against hate and for justice.
Last week I said that we must remember that everyone—Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, the supporters of each of them—is made in God's image, even though that's very difficult, even when we hate what some of them stand for. Remembering everyone's basic humanity, that each person is somehow made in God's image, does not mean that we don't condemn injustice in the strongest terms. But we must not dehumanize those who hold and express hateful, unjust ideas and those who act on those ideas, even if they are dehumanizing us. If we can, we must engage them as humans.
In the Talmud, there is a story of Rabbi Meir, one of the great rabbis. Rabbi Meir was having problems with people harassing him in his neighborhood. He was very angry and upset, and decided he would pray for them to die. His wife, Beruriah, who was also a scholar, rebuked him, quoting Psalm 104:35: "Let sins be uprooted from the earth, and the wicked will be no more." It says "sins," not "sinners," she said. You should not pray that these people will die, but that they will repent and change their ways. Then "the wicked will be no more." Rabbi Meir acknowledged that she was right. That's seeing the basic humanity, seeing God's image, even in people who are acting out of hate.
This week's Torah portion, Lech l'cha, is the one in which God tells Avram to leave his home, his father's house, and his homeland to go to the place God will show him. As we read earlier, Avram takes his wife Sarai and his nephew Lot and "the people they had acquired in Haran." Literally, it's "the people they had made in Haran." It doesn't say "servants" or "employees." The midrash tells us that the rabbis say that these were people Avram and Sarai had converted to Judaism—well, to their form of monotheism, since there wasn't Judaism yet, really. What that means, basically, is that people who were of the same mind, who shared the same beliefs as Avram and Sarai, went with them.
Did they know where they were going? Not at first. God says, "Go to the land I will show you." At the outset of the journey, they don't know where they will end up.
We are in a similar position. In electing Donald Trump, our country has started a journey and we don't know where we will end up. The truth is, that is always the case. Sometimes we think we know what the destination is that we're heading toward, but we don't know what life will bring and how that will change where we end up. That's unsettling, sometimes frightening, but we aren't alone. Avram and Sarai were not alone. With them were people who believed what they believed, and they set out on that journey with determination, faith, and trust that they would reach the land and it would be good, as God promised.
This is what I'm calling on all of us who are for justice and against hate to do: Join hands. March together. Support each other. Protect the vulnerable. Fight for the human rights of every person. Stand up and reject hateful words and actions, in whatever way you choose to do it. This week was the anniversary of Kristallnacht, the night of the pogrom in Germany November 9, 1938, when Jewish businesses were destroyed, vandalized, looted, burned. We know too well what happens when hate is legitimized and groups of people are scapegoated. We cannot be silent.
The blessing we read, and that I just read again, leads into the singing of Micha Mocha. Micha Mocha is the triumphant, joyous song that the Israelites sing upon safely crossing through the Reed Sea to escape the Egyptians. Let us find hope in our being together on this journey, and let us look toward the day when hate is defeated and we too can burst into joyous song and dance. Amen and Shabbat shalom.


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Perak executive councillor accused of raping maid may be put on leave
Mr Paul Yong Choo Kiong. PHOTO: KUASA
KUALA LUMPUR: The state executive councillor accused of raping his Indonesian maid may be asked to take leave if the police investigations take too long, says Perak Menteri Besar Ahmad Faizal Azumu.
He said the swearing-in ceremony scheduled for yesterday had been postponed because of the probe into one of his exco members, the Democratic Action Party's Paul Yong Choo Kiong.
"There are no criminal charges yet but if the investigation drags on too long, he may be asked to take leave," Mr Ahmad Faizal said yesterday.
Earlier, Mr Yong's private secretary had said that Mr Yong would resume his normal duties today as he had been going to the police station the past few days in relation to the case.
When asked what the time frame would be, Mr Faizal said he could not give a specific period. "He's still an exco member and can still come to the office. I have only postponed the important meetings," said Mr Faizal.
Asked if it was best to limit Mr Yong's work, Mr Faizal agreed, saying that it was best not to interfere with police investigations.
"So for that purpose, if someone has power to make any decisions in an exco meeting, or other meetings involving housing, we might postpone all that, and he does not have to attend it," added Mr Faizal.
In a statement, Mr Yong unequivocally and categorically denied the "unfounded allegations" made against him. "I reiterate my stand that I have never raped or sexually assaulted her.
"While I maintain my total innocence, I have given my full cooperation to the police and brought witnesses to assist the authorities in their investigations to prove that the allegations made against me are false," he said. - THE STAR


Talk about being between a rock and a hard place . . .
Re: rastor, I see that your DHA supplement is made from algae. That just won't do for me as any mold/algae connection will be a disaster fer sure. Any other thoughts? Do lymph massage and have had cranio-sacral work that might also help CSF.
Re: impossible, wow, some good news for once. And therein the quandary lies as with my strict Candida diet, I eat a ton of leafy green veggies, cauliflower, and so on (low carb veggies). So veggies but without fruit and grains (mold in most grains and any simple carbs trigger seizures), that only leaves chicken, limited beef, local pork, turkey, and wild caught fish. I do a lot of coconut, avocado, red palm, and olive oil (in order of descending amounts) plus limited, roasted almonds & cashews.
The molybdenum supps I've found have protease in them and I have been unable to tolerate p. in any amount for years, even now with h. pylori cleared up. Guess that leaves yucca root and the cbs protocol. How do I find out about the cbs protocol?
NB Wellness has a screening process for seeing Dr. Boggess beginning with paperwork, free 10-minute phone call with the Dr., more paperwork & a total of $125 in deposits, then they will schedule a 2-3 hour appointment. My phone call is in about 2 weeks. Thanks for the vote of confidence!


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SCZCC organises 'August Kranti Natak'
The South Central Zone Cultural Centre (SCZCC), along of ministry of culture, Government of India, organised organised 'August Kranti Natak' under Azadi ke Amrit Mahotsav on Monday.
The drama was conducted at the SCZCC premises in Nagpur. The drama will be available online for people on the YouTube channel of SCZCC from 4 pm onwards from 10th August.
The programme was inaugurated by Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Natya Gadekar, senior artiste, Parishad (intermediate), Mumbai president, Naresh Deepali Ghonge, Nagpur's special executive officer, Yashwant Mohite, senior artiste, Pramod Bhusari, corporator, Gudadhe Patil and director of SCZCC Dr Deepak Khirwadkar.
In this play, an attempt was made to present an important event of the Indian Freedom Struggle, which is 'Quit India Movement', from 1942. Through this drama, the entire story of 'Quit India Movement was depicted from start to end.
On one hand, it depicted father of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi's vision and on the other it depicted its impact on the youth and general public.
The play was presented by artistes of Rashtrabhasha Parivar Samajik Sanskrutik Sanstha, Nagpur. The writer of the play are Rupesh Pawar and Pushpak Bhat. The play was directed by Rupesh Pawar.
Over 34 artistes took part in the drama. Pushpak Bhat played the character of Mahatma Gandhi, Ashlesh Jamle played the character of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Patel and Aakanksha Kamde played the part of Sarojini Naidu. The programme was conducted by Deepak Patil.
Sandeep Itkelwar nominated as Trustee on Board of NIT
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Cleveland State Community College offers 108-degree programs and 9 via distance education. Student-to-faculty ratio is 20:1. 1 high safety campus. Acceptance Rate is 100%. 39.8% are women, and 60.2% are men. Cleveland State Community College is a member of 2 athletic associations. The average annual total cost of attendance at Cleveland State Community College is 4688$, that is at the level of national average. 14% of full-time Cleveland State Community College students completed their education in 150 percent of time: graduation rate is at the level of national average. Average salary after attending is $27,600, so if you studied 2 years, you'll get your funds back in less than 2 years.
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Depending on the federal state, or institutional grant and available, Cleveland State Community College students in your income bracket may pay more of less than the overall average costs.
2833 of Cleveland State Community College undergraduate students were awarded with some type of financial aid, it's 81 percents of all undergraduate students. This makes Cleveland State Community College number 43 in the amount of financial aid awarded to students among all educational institutions in Tennessee.
Students at Cleveland State Community College awarded 5 types of loans or aids, the biggest percent of students received a any financial aid.
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Average acceptance rate for all institutions in state in the same net price range is 72%, so Cleveland State Community College acceptance rate value is above state net price average for 28%.
The Cleveland State Community College full-time retention rate is 50% and part-time retention rate is 49%.
The student-to-faculty ratio at Cleveland State Community College is 20:1, that means that for every 20 students the institution has one professor, lecturer or specialist with a degree in education. Lower student-to-faculty ratio is better - it means that professors can dedicate more time and attention to each student.
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The 2008 RAPS Annual Conference & Exhibition was held in Boston in mid-September. I am always excited to meet and speak with members working in different settings around the globe. It is equally exciting to learn about new challenges and gather new ideas. It's all about making connections and being connected.


The world's premier base metal market and one of the most prominent commodity marketplaces, the London Metal Exchange (LME), has gone live with a new version of the electronic trading platform LMESelect.
LMESelect version 7, jointly developed by the LME, the Exchange's service delivery partner Xchanging and its technology provider Cinnober Financial Technology, will enable the LME to manage further increases in volumes. Trading to date this year is up more than 20 percent on 2010, itself a record year.
The decision to upgrade was based in large measure on this need to elevate performance to meet continually record-breaking volumes, as well as the wish to open up to algorithmic trading, which naturally brings in a vastly increased performance requirement both in terms of low latency as well as volumes. The upgrade also implies a number of configurable new order types that can be implemented and introduces a new FIX-based solution for market data that satisfies higher performance requirements, reduces costs and uses a standardized protocol.
The partnership between Cinnober and the LME began back in 2003, when the Swedish supplier delivered its first version of the LMESelect platform, based on its proprietary TRADExpress technology. During this long partnership, electronic trading has grown from 2% to over 70% of the LME's market volume.
Cinnober is the leading independent provider of marketplace and clearing technology, delivering solutions for trading, market data distribution, market surveillance, clearing and real-time risk management. The company has an impeccable track record of supplying advanced solutions to prominent trading venues and earlier this month Brazilian giant BM&FBOVESPA chose Cinnober as its technology partner for a huge multi-asset, post-trade and clearing project.


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Q: Is it possible to run a program as "elevated" standard user in Windows 7? Is it possible to run a program as "elevated" standard user in Windows 7? So if the user runs a program as if they were an "admin" their actions would be saved under their username—siuch as "Username"—instead of the general "admin" account.
Here are the details of what I am trying to do:
I'm guessing most who read the title would think "do you mean you want to run a program as (an) 'administrator' (account, or the built-in admin acc)?."
Just want to point out that that's not what I want to do. Yes, I've already checked most of the posts here. they all involve the usual "standard user MyAccount" and "admin user AdminAcc" for UAC prompts setup (only few enable the built-in admin).
I've noticed that running a program as administrator USER (not the built-in one, which I left disabled) not only runs the program as that user, it also saves the changes in THAT user's account folder instead of the account folder of where it was ran.
So anyway, I'm in a single user environment which gets occasionally used by other people in the house who are prone to clicking those "you have won $9,999,999!" SPAM ads and obviously it resulted to malware galore so I reinstalled Windows 7.
On this previous setup running a program as administrator runs it under my user account and saves settings on my account folder. In this new setup, I have two accounts, one new created admin account "admin" and the default/primary created account "Username", built-in admin disabled.
So when running programs that require run as admin, they prompt for admin password and are run as "admin" instead of "Username", and the program saves its settings within "admin" instead of "Username." I know this is how it works normally.
However, what I want is something like this: Run a program as administrator using the standard account "Username" so the program saves its settings on "Username."
Is this possible or not? My current workaround is to simply change "Username" into "admin" then bulk install programs and change it again into standard user. This obviously means I can't just leave the computer without changing it back to Standard User.
EDIT: I take it what I want to do is simply impossible? if so, what would have been a good setup? where there is one limited account for daily usage and one accound for installing stuff?

A: What you seem to be asking for is exactly what User Account Control does: a user who is
a member of the admin group normally has only limited user privileges, but can, after
giving explicit consent, perform administrative actions. Since there is only the one
user account involved, all per-user data written by programs, whether run "as administrator"
or not, goes into the same user profile.
As far a limiting damage by other users, you should consider creating one or more Guest
accounts for them to use. In any case, there is no good reason for other users to be
running programs in any account but their own, let alone in an administrator's account.

A: at this point, I conclude this isn't possible.
the whole point of "running as administrator" or "sudo" is to run a program as "someone who belongs to a usergroup with rights to tinker with the system", which means running Program-A with system level privileges means the only one who can do so are those belonging to the admin group, because that's how it's supposed to be, and what i want to do defeats that point.
Since it seems there's no "close question" here, i'll just post this to close this one.

A: If I've understood the question correctly, you'd like for the program to run with the privileges of a user with admin rights, but you'd like this program to run in the environment of the unprivileged user, so that changes made by the application are reflected in the unprivileged user's account, rather than the privileged user's.
This can be done using Impersonation.1 When you impersonate another user, an application will run in the context of the impersonated user.
To do this you need to:

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*Right click the application in question (or a shortcut to it) while holding down the Shift key.

*From the menu choose the "Run as a different user"2 option

*When prompted, enter the user name and password of the admin user and click OK

1Some applications may detect impersonation and might revert back to the original non-admin identity (potentially silently) or simply refuse to run as an impersonated identity.
2 In versions of Windows prior to Vista the menu option may be titled "Run As...".


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Sexual Assaults in the Military and Mission Effectiveness
Steve Paskoff
You're a soldier. You're flying a plane, operating a piece of war machinery, mapping a battle plan, supporting your squad, or in the middle of combat. You're on guard for the enemy. The night before you fought off a sexual assault. Or maybe you tried but couldn't.
You're sore, shocked, and suffering. Who did this — not an adversary, but someone wearing the same uniform you do. Now you have an extra concern on top of all your others. You not only have to look out for the foe you expected, but also one you didn't whose acts can be as lethal to your safety, concentration and focus as a sniper.
That you must be on guard against a sexual attack in the midst of other risks is an obscene reality for many in our military. This is an unnecessary, outrageous hazard. It has gone on too long.
If what I've written sounds exaggerated, then watch The Invisible War, a searing, award-winning documentary about sexual assault in the military. Or, pick up the news of the recent few weeks and you'll read about reports of rising sexual assaults in the military, of counselors who attack those they are supposed to protect, and of sexual assaults at Annapolis that reference earlier incidents at the Air Force Academy. Research the early 1990s and you'll learn about Tailhook, a ritual of sexual hazing and assault. And as The Invisible War explains, there's a sordid history of such assaults and rapes that goes back even further. They affect males and females and leave permanent, devastating scars. The deepest wound is on the honor of our outstanding military, which has defended our freedoms for 200 years.
I did not serve in our armed forces. I have great regard and respect for those who have and do. What I have read and heard from friends and colleagues is that military units perform best when there is unit cohesion. This occurs when members of a unit work together to fulfill their mission. They build bonds of trust and the most basic form of mutual respect.
At least some of those who have been assaulted – or fear that they might – suffer just a bit less trust and concentration than if that wasn't one of their ongoing concerns. There must have been critical times when such distractions have affected their attention and judgment. Surely, there are hospital beds and graves filled by soldiers who relied upon comrades that lacked peak concentration or their very best judgment after suffering a brutal, criminal assault. These individuals, though not directly attacked, also paid the awful price for the sexual assault.
Some say that that is part of the problem – those who are currently victimized have to report up through their chains of command; victims have reported that their attackers were the very people to whom they were required to report attacks. A related problem with this system is it may cause complaints to be ignored or dismissed and the claimants ostracized or retaliated against.
No doubt this reporting and enforcement structure needs to be evaluated and likely changed to encourage complaints and provide for sure and just penalties and complainant protections. But solving this problem requires far more than rewriting processes or other procedures.
Most importantly, we have to change elements of military culture that condone sexual assault by minimizing it, ignoring it, protecting the offenders or treating it as a problem too trivial to address in the broader imperatives of warfare. Ultimately, sexual assault and rape and even less outrageous conduct leading up to it must be viewed as unprofessional, unethical, vile, and criminal. It has also got to be seen as a military hazard caused by purposeful behavior, in a sense, comparable to sabotage whose purpose is also often to undermine unit and mission effectiveness.
Our military leaders need to recognize sexual assaults as a threat to operational success and the safety of our troops, and not just as an attack to the individual who will, no doubt, suffer lasting damage. They then must to take the necessary steps to prevent this grotesque, outrageous, and damaging conduct from happening again.
Well intended, but this article misses the point completely. The even more regrettable fact is that the perpetrators come from a society in which far more sexual assault is prevalent on a day to day basis. If the military truly is a command and control culture (and we know it is), then who is in command of changing this behavior in new recruits and career soldiers? The sad fact is that the behavior mirrors the realities of American society at large, and it is recruited into the military from the outside. One out of three civilian American women are affected by rape, sexual assault, incest or related crimes of harassment, including stalking. Why would anyone expect the military to be different? Without a direct, high intensity surgical strike against this kind of behavior in boot camp, ROTC and beyond, the military will still look very much like the society from which its soldiers and leaders are drawn. Assuming for a moment that a successful military culture change could or would eliminate rape and sexual assault, wouldn't it be an ironic shame on America if the military becomes the first and only safe haven from rape and sexual assault for women? We need to reframe this problem in a big way, and stop blaming the military for being a reflection of the America it exists to defend.


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Music/My Culture
Mid-Year Music Review
by Caitlin Sica
Have you ever found a song in which the lyrics, or the music (preferably both), totally resonate with you? As you listened to it you thought, "this song gets me, this song is me, I have never found a song that more perfectly describes what I'm going through." And then, if you're anything like me, you proceed to consume that song — you listen to it on repeat, over, and over again — until you and the song are one. It's pretty amazing when that happens, isn't it? Music is an incredible language that speaks to each of us in unique ways. Nevertheless, it can also be easy to listen to a song without thinking twice about the message it's sending. And, oftentimes, these are powerful messages that we should be thinking twice about. Here's a little insight into some of the good that we can glean from a few of the top songs of 2018.
P.S. — While there's good in these songs, they're written by humans. Identifying the good doesn't equate to a stamp of approval over everything they do!
Top 5 Songs of 2018… so far
1. "In My Blood" by Shawn Mendes
Every time I listen to this song, it happens to be late at night when I'm driving home. My heart always hurts when I hear it because I used to be the girl "lying on the bathroom floor, feeling nothing," the girl who's "looking through my phone again feeling anxious, afraid to be alone again." By the grace of God, these lyrics don't describe where I'm at today, but they do remind me of people I care about who are currently living in that darkness. I want nothing more than to be the person who helps them.
"In My Blood" is a snapshot into the life of someone who is crying out for help, someone who is overwhelmed by life and feels like giving up. The song goes through some of the ways society tells us to numb our pain: "Just have a drink and you'll feel better, just take her home and you'll feel better." But it also raises the question as to whether or not these things ever make it better, ultimately implying that they do not.
I think we can all relate to the feeling of needing someone to help drag us out of our pain, out of our sorrow, out of our loneliness; the acknowledgment that we can't do this on our own.
Through our faith, we know that we can't do this alone — we need a Savior — which is why we need to turn to Jesus, the divine healer, in those moments of darkness instead of the empty promises of the world — like alcohol, drugs, and sex — which will only leave us feeling emptier than we did before.
2. "Magic" by Sia
I like this song because it reminds us to find the "magic" (read: God), in all those little, everyday moments. How often do we go through life waiting for some big miracle, some big sign, instead of realizing all of the little ways God makes His presence known to us? By our faith in God, we've been given the grace to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. This song serves as a reminder to do just that.
3. "Pray for Me" by The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar
This song honestly expresses the hurt and anger that has resulted from tragic events our world encounters all too frequently. Sadly, I imagine its lyrics resonate with many people: "I'm tryna fight back tears, flood on my doorsteps, Life a livin' hell, puddles of blood in the streets, Shooters on top of the building, government aid ain't relief. Earthquake, the body dropped, the ground breaks." These words struck a chord with me because when I hear about all of the suffering people endure, I become overwhelmed by sadness and heartache.
The song suggests that there is no one out there to save us from all of these things: "Who gon' pray for me? Take my pain for me? Save my soul for me? 'Cause I'm alone, you see."
It is tempting to question God's existence in the midst of horrible events, to believe that we're all alone, and to reject Him so that we can live by our own rules. Perhaps that's why, at the end of the song, The Weeknd and Lamar repeat, "Just in case my faith go, I'll live by my own law."
But we have to fight this temptation. God has given us a reason to hold onto hope in His victory over sin and death on the Cross — Jesus has saved our souls and given meaning to even the greatest suffering. Also, never forget that the communion of saints — the Church — is praying for you!
4. "Sick Boy" by The Chainsmokers
Oh man. I could probably write an entire article on this song. Every time I listen to it, I pick up on some new truth this song is expressing. The lyrics get at the heart of our relativistic, individualistic society (relativism is the belief that there is no absolute truth, that truth/morality is dependent upon external factors and is subject to change). I'm really struck by the lines, "Welcome to the narcissism, where we're united under our indifference." This line touches on the fact that because we're so egotistical — basing our self-worth on followers and likes — we've become detached from everything around us and this is ultimately what unites us. Of course, there is some satire and exaggeration in that line, but satire often points to truth.
Our faith challenges us to rise above this relativistic attitude — this indifference. In fact, as Catholics, because we've encountered authentic love in Jesus, we must refuse to be indifferent. We cannot be apathetic to others' suffering, to injustice, or to seeing the dignity in every single person and acting accordingly. We know truth and our truth does not change because of our circumstances. Our truth is rooted in the person of Jesus Christ, who has shown us that love doesn't remain indifferent — it commits to the point of death.
5. "Next to Me" by Imagine Dragons
Out of the five songs, this might be my favorite. I'm reminded of my family and friends, especially my parents and my sister. I mess up all of the time, but there were a few years in particular I kept making poor decisions, putting myself in bad situations and relationships, and was struggling mentally/emotionally. There's no doubt in my mind that it was difficult to love me during that stage — I certainly didn't make it easy. Yet, my family kept choosing to "overlook the bloody mess" and continued to "still want me." This song reminds me of their unwavering love; a love that allowed me to pick up the broken pieces and heal; a love that revealed the heart of God.
Ultimately, this song is about unconditional love — something our world needs a lot more of: "And oh, stupid things I do, I'm far from good, it's true, but still I find you next to me." I'm sure when you hear/read those words, you are reminded of at least one person in your life who remains by your side even when you make mistakes. And I hope you are a pillar of love for someone in your life, despite their shortcomings.
That type of unconditional love — a love that bears wrongs patiently, a love that is unwavering, a love that does not see us for our sin — -is the love we receive from our Father, God.
Today, more than ever before, people are spending their time listening to music. So the next time you listen to a song, I invite you to try and listen to the lyrics more thoughtfully and determine where the song reflects (or doesn't reflect) our desire and need for God. Better yet, create a playlist of songs that reflect this desire and reveal the love of the Father. What songs would be on your list?!
Caitlin Sica
I am a New Hampshire girl who's [imperfectly] striving for sainthood one day at a time, on this messy, grace-filled journey called life. Mondays guarantee a messy bun, I run on coffee, and am always losing my keys. I'm continuing to learn to see God in the most unusual places and in the most unexpected ways. I teach theology at a Catholic high school and received my MA in Theology from the University of Notre Dame. Feel free to follow me on Twitter @CaitlinSica !


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a person who goes ahead and makes known the approach of another; herald.
anything that foreshadows a future event; omen; sign: Frost is a harbinger of winter.
a person sent in advance of troops, a royal train, etc., to provide or secure lodgings and other accommodations.
to act as harbinger to; herald the coming of.
Why Do We Say "Beware The Ides Of March"?The Ides of March, better known as March 15th, marks an inauspicious anniversary associated with treachery and ill fortune. But, how did a day that was once celebrated by the Romans become so heavily steeped in superstition?
2. herald, forerunner, precursor, portent, indication.
In fact the vanishing sea is a warning: a harbinger of the long feared war over water in Central Asia.
Whether this three-day system is a harbinger of seasonal weather changes is uncertain.
And as such, it bears closer inspection, if only because it may be a harbinger of conservative attacks to come.
May have been a harbinger of November contests… in pointlessness and cost.
Could it be a harbinger of what el-Sisi hopes to accomplish in Egypt?
Orpheus calls her the harbinger of Titan, for she is the personification of that light which precedes the appearance of the sun.
The returning sun of spring was but the harbinger of new woes for war-stricken Europe.
The Harbinger is very reticent in relation to the details of the dissolution.
The decease of the "Harbinger" was the end of that phase of Transcendentalism.
Whether therefore it is the herald of one now present or the harbinger of one who shall come immediately, the want is evident.
late 15c., herbengar "one sent ahead to arrange lodgings" (for a monarch, an army, etc.), alteration of Middle English herberger "provider of shelter, innkeeper" (late 12c.), from Old French herbergeor, from herbergier "provide lodging," from herber "lodging, shelter," from Frankish *heriberga "lodging, inn" (cf. Old Saxon, Old High German heriberga "army shelter," from heri "army" + berga "shelter"); see harbor. Sense of "forerunner" is mid-16c. Intrusive -n- is 15c. (see messenger). As a verb, from 1640s (harbinge "to lodge" is late 15c.).


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Ха́анья () — височина на південному сході Естонії, її «найвисокогірніше» плато. Однойменна з розташованим тут селищем Хаанья повіту Вирумаа. Тут розташована найвища для Естонії та всієї Прибалтики висотна позначка у 318 метрів над рівнем моря — Суур Мунамяґі ().

Південна частина височини Хаанья частково розташована на території Латвії, де має назву Алуксненської височини. Максимальна висотна позначка в латвійській частині височини Хаанья — 271,5 метрів над рівнем моря — пагорб Делінькалнс (). Південно-східна частина Хаанья розташовується у Печорському районі Псковської області Росії; таким чином на цій височині розміщується точка сходження кордонів трьох держав.

Через височину Хаанья, з північного сходу на південний захід територією Естонії проходить шосе Псков-Рига.

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What does Guelph on a plate taste like?
Guelph restaurant, Bar Mason celebrates local ingredients to deliver wholesome dining with attitude
There is a sense of pride that comes with eating locally sourced foods. Dishes showcase the capabilities of farmers and purveyors while the flavours of ingredients translate to each plate as an expression of the place where they were created.
In Guelph, Bar Mason pays homage to the roots of hospitality and food service, offering hyper-local dining that relies on locally-sourced ingredients transformed by young culinary artists to create a taste that reflects the Royal City on a plate.
So what's the deal with Bar Mason?
Executive Chef Josh Wright says it's all about simplicity and respecting the craft of Guelph's growers and farmers.
"We keep the food simple, allowing the ingredients to speak for themselves," says Wright who, in his over 15 years as a professional chef has run the gambit of culinary experiences from hosting Prime Ministers to being selected to participate in the prestigious international culinary competition, Bocuse d'Or as part of Team Canada.
"Farmers and purveyors put the time, energy and love into the products and our jobs as chefs and cooks is to take that and simply highlight it, not confuse the natural flavours. At Bar Mason, we are taking the best tomatoes to make our tomato sauce, allowing the flavour of tomato to shine through, not manipulating them beyond some simple seasonings."
One menu item that showcases Bar Mason's philosophy of local dining that's social is their thoughtfully curated Charcuterie Board. "All of the cured meats are coming from a supplier in the region who has been making these products for over 30 years," says Chef Wright. "They are a family run business. I was doing business with them during my early days working in Wine Country and love that I have been able to showcase their craftsmanship and offerings here in Guelph."
At Bar Mason, the idea of local doesn't stop at the food. The restaurant's cocktail menu, created by Head Bartender Steve Balaka draws on inspiration from local flavours to develop uniquely delicious craft cocktails.
"The cocktail menu is the product of being inspired by a wide variety of produce and spices and experimenting with different flavour combinations while maintaining my old school bartending style," says Balaka. "The idea was to keep a simplicity to the ingredients and to let them really shine."
An example of simple meets tasty is the Doubloon. Made of just three ingredients; quality rum, house-made cinnamon and molasses syrup, and house-made raisin bitters, this cocktail blends each element to bring different layers and complexity to the flavour.
"As a proud local, we love showing off the unique style that is Guelph and what it has to offer. There is such a rich craft beer history and culture in Guelph and I wanted to showcase a craft cocktail culture."
Bar Mason's atmosphere echoes the food – bright and inviting while offering a blend of traditional and modern design elements. Located at the Delta Guelph at 50 Stone Road West, the restaurant has plans to open a patio that promises to be unlike any other outdoor dining and lounge space in Guelph.
Chef Wright believes, "A great dinner isn't about overly complex dishes or elaborate service. It's about great food, great company, and great conversation." And for Bar Mason, this means proudly treating guests to sustainable, regionally grown meats and produce, locally crafted cheeses, and inspired craft cocktails.
Visit BarMasonRestaurant.ca to learn more about Bar Mason's Guelph-inspired menu or to book a table online. And for a limited time, earn 1000 points on OpenTable if you reserve your next table through OpenTable.ca (some restrictions apply).
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Home » Bible Contradictions	» Did the Women Find the Tomb of Jesus Opened or Closed?
Did the Women Find the Tomb of Jesus Opened or Closed?
Q. When the women arrived at Jesus' tomb, was the tomb opened or closed?
Any confusion aroused in a reader of these passages comes from elementary misunderstanding of narrative. Notice that the verse in Matthew says a severe earthquake had occurred (past perfect tense). The stone was rolled away, but not right in front of the women visiting the tomb. They arrived after the fact, which is why they were so bewildered.
You might wonder why Matthew 28:2 doesn't appear to exercise past perfect tense in the King James Version. This is because our narrative culture has declined. We are not as accustomed to understanding the obvious inference in narrative as we should be. Many in the modern culture must have things spelled out for them. The New American Standard version has helped to better communicate the Bible as recorded in its original languages to contemporary English speakers.
On this website, I quote the Bible in NASB and have the RefTagger system set in KJV to familiarize readers with Tyndale's superior language and help expand the mind.
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St. Augustine man charged with battery, false imprisonment at Palm Coast business
Erica Van Buren
The Daytona Beach News-Journal
A domestic dispute at a Palm Coast business led to the arrest of a St. Augustine man.
Christopher John McGlone, 24, was charged with battery and false imprisonment after deputies from the Flagler County Sheriff's Office responded to a call at Labor Finders, 4867 Palm Coast Parkway NW, last Friday morning.
The victim said she arrived at work at 6:15 a.m. She stated that she and McGlone were talking when McGlone grabbed her phone and refused to return it.
The victim reported to law enforcement that she was involved in a relationship with McGlone for six months in 2019.
She also told deputies that McGlone kept getting angry when she told him she had to go inside to start her workday. He grabbed her head, placed his right thumb in her mouth then down her throat with the intention of keeping her from screaming, according to the arrest report.
The victim told deputies that she escaped by biting down on McGlone's thumb and ran to the other side of the Labor Finders' parking lot. While running, the victim yelled for McGlone to leave. She reported that, by yelling, she hoped it would get someone's attention. McGlone got into his vehicle and left the parking lot, according to the arrest report.
Deputies talked to a witness, Andrea O'Connor, who stated that she heard screaming in the parking lot and witnessed a woman in a pink shirt running. She reported that a male was walking toward the victim. She stated that once he saw her he left in his truck.
Later in the afternoon that same day, the Sheriff's Office got an anonymous tip that McGlone's Ford F-150 truck was driving back and forth in front of the business. Deputies located the vehicle and arrested McGlone at 4:21 p.m.
McGlone is on probation, according to the sheriff's report. He was charged with battery, false imprisonment and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon Sept. 28, 2019.
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Returning the favour STEEL ERECTORS at the Wembley Stadium site in north west London took up a collection for the Socialist Worker appeal last week and raised £48.
Returning the favour
STEEL ERECTORS at the Wembley Stadium site in north west London took up a collection for the Socialist Worker appeal last week and raised £48.
"When we were on strike Socialist Worker helped organise collections which were important to us winning our dispute," said Jon Wood, a GMB rep at the site.
"So it is only right that we did a collection for your appeal. The lads were happy to help out, and we hope the fundraising goes well everywhere else."
Socialist Worker sellers on the regular weekly sale at the site had planned to do a collection at the gate. But the workers took the collection sheet inside to organise the collection themselves.
The steel erectors won their victory in September, defeating an attempt by construction contractors to break national terms and conditions.
Socialist Worker covered the dispute in detail—and was the only paper to report it from the perspective of the strikers.
But it's not just workers who have recently been involved in industrial action who understand the value of Socialist Worker and are keen to help raise funds for the paper.
Moira Nolan, a teacher at Forest Hill School in south east London, received donations and pledges for over £90 last week in a workplace collection.
"I gave money to the appeal because the paper has an alternative viewpoint to what we're presented with by the mainstream media—it has a different perspective," says Shelly, one of the teachers who donated.
Why not organise a collection in your workplace or community?
Collection sheets can be obtained by phoning the appeal on the number below.
You can donate securely online here or by phone on 020 7538 2707. Post cheques (payable to "SW Moving Fund") and send to PO Box 82, London E3 3LH.
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Apple has released three new video adverts for its Apple Watch and the latest videos focus on apps for Apple's smartwatch.
At the moment the apps that run on the Apple Watch are companion apps for the iPhone, this will change when Watch OS 2 is released later in the year.
Apple has yet to share how many units of their smartwatch they have sold, although the company did say that the initial launch of the device was more popular than the original iPhone and original iPad.