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Why I led thousands of Nigerian youths in mega rally- Activist, Moses Paul
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Social crusader and National Coordinator of National Democratic Coalition for the survival of Nigeria, Dr. Moses Ogidi Paul, has stated that 2023 is a golden opportunity for Nigerian youths to take back their country.
The activist spoke after leading thousands of youths to a mega rally for the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, in Abuja on Saturday.
Moses, who decried that Nigeria has been rapped and battered as a result of bad leadership, said the purpose of the match was to activate active citizenship through awareness creation on the need to reshape and refocus the energy of the Nigerian youth.
The mega rally, which was attended by over 2000 support groups for Peter Obi across the FCT, literally held the nation's capital to a standstill for hours.
Speaking on why he led the rally, Ogidi said, "The purpose of the match was to activate active citizenship through awareness creation on the need to reshape and refocus the energy of the Nigerian youth.
"The march was a call to all the young people in Abuja and peers all over the country to stand up for good governance.
"The last few months have seen massive interest in politics by Nigerians, especially young people. A lot of this energy is dissipated by engaging in all forms of attacks and counter attacks on mostly social media.
"The intellectual and civic losses are enormous. This leaves a dangerous situation on our hands as these young people can unwittingly play into the mechanisations of malicious politicians becoming pawns on their own chess boards. So, there is a need to arrest this unrehearsed rage and make it into more useful energy to yield better results for the polity.
"There is no doubt that most of our youth have lost hope and as the elections draw close, will find ways to cling onto whatever semblance of hope there may be. This creates room for deceit and disappointment if they are unable to know what to look for in a candidate. Fortunately, the conversation is gradually moving away from ethnicity and religion to competence. People are now more concerned about knowing who the candidates are than what political party platforms they are running on.
"However, there is need to worry as the flame of the old order is still warm. For instance, the bad state of the economy still creates room for financial inducement and all forms of corrupt practices that trap young people in the loop as enablers of bad governance. The concomitant effect cum generational spread is unquantifiable. First time voters – fresh eighteen-year-olds and older young people who will be voting for the first time – will be the primary focus for the march. They will learn from the stories of older and regular voters about the basics of the voting process. INEC's regulations and recent modifications/innovations in the electoral process will be expounded by speakers."
Dr Moses, popularly Known as 'MadMo' is the Creative Director of M.A.D MO Concepts, a Media and consulting outfit.
Known for his passion to provoke change at all levels of life using the Platforms of leadership, Governance, business, creative arts and spirituality, Moses Paul has Spoken on many stages with the purpose of guiding youths in breaking out of a conditioned Mindset of limitation to explore their full potential.
His experience as a serial Entrepreneur, social activist, performer and spiritual leader has given him a well-
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He holds a PhD in Environmental Resource Planning and has organized a slew of events to provide platform for discussions on youth empowerment, active citizenship, values reorientation and entrepreneurial development aimed at producing young vibrant, transformed and innovative individuals!
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5 crores of losses in a season. [6] After a decade of decline with the National Football League, the All India Football Federation decided it was time for a change. This resulted in the modern day iteration of the top-tier in India. [7] Formation[edit] After the 2006–07 NFL season, it was announced that it would be rebranded as the I-League for the 2007–08 season. [8] The league's first season consisted of eight teams from the previous NFL campaign and two teams from the 2nd Division to form a 10 team league. [8] Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), the title sponsors of the previous NFL, were named as the title sponsors of the I-League before the league kicked off in November 2007.
The most recent winner of the golden boot is Bidyashagar Singh, who won the golden boot at the end of the 2020–21 season after scoring 12 goals. Ranti Martins is both currently the holders of the most golden boot titles with five golden boots. Along with Odafa Onyeka Okolie, the two Nigerians make up the eight golden boots won by Nigerians, the most of any nationality in the league. ^ a b c Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the league was suspended after 14 March 2020. Only champions were awarded and remaining prize money in the league was equally divided among the remaining participating clubs and no individual prize money was also not awarded. [74] However, Aser Pierrick Dipanda of Minerva Punjab scored the highest number of goals, having scored 12 goals in 15 matches; whereas, Rochharzela of Aizawl scored 6 goals in 15 matches, highest among Indians.
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[40] The proposal from the AIFF was officially approved by the AFC on 25 July 2017, with the ISL replacing the domestic cup competition, the Federation Cup. [41] On 14 October 2019, the AFC held a summit in Kuala Lumpur, chaired by the AFC Secretary General Windsor John, which involved key stakeholders from the AIFF, the FSDL, the ISL and the I-League clubs, and other major stakeholders to propose a new roadmap to facilitate the football league system in India.
In 2008 Dempo managed to reach the semi-finals of the AFC Cup before being defeated by Al-Safa of Lebanon. [107] East Bengal also managed to reach the semi-finals in 2013 before being knocked-out by Kuwait. [108] Bengaluru is the only I-League club to reach the AFC Cup Final in 2016 but lost to Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya of Iraq. [109] However, in the AFC Champions League, no I-League club has ever managed to make it past the qualifiers. [110] AFC Cup AFC Champions League Group stage Play-off Round Semi-finals Round of 16 DNP Qualifying Round 1 Preliminary Round 1 Preliminary Round 2 Inter-zone finals Group Stage Inter-zone semi-finals Cancelled ATK Mohun Bagan See also[edit] Indian football league system Football in India History of Indian football List of football clubs in India 2021–23 Indian football club competition play-offs for AFC IFA Shield References[edit] ^ "New roadmap for Indian football proposes Hero ISL as premier league".
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[13] Conflict of parties[edit] On 9 December 2010 the All India Football Federation signed a 15-year, 700-crore deal with Reliance Industries and International Management Group of the United States. [18] The deal gave IMG-Reliance exclusive commercial rights to sponsorship, advertising, broadcasting, merchandising, video, franchising, and rights to create a new football league. [18] This deal came about after the AIFF ended their 10-year deal with Zee Sports five years early. [19] Two months later, on 8 February 2011, it was reported that twelve of the fourteen I-League clubs held a private meeting in Mumbai to discuss the ongoing issues related to the league.
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Mary Cullinan, who resigned as president of Eastern Washington University in August, stands in front of Showalter Hall on Feb. 20, 2015. (Dan Pelle / The Spokesman-Review)
By Chad Sokol chadso@spokesman.com(509) 459-5047
After stepping down as president of Eastern Washington University, Mary Cullinan will continue receiving a president's salary and living in the president's house on the Cheney campus for six weeks while helping the school transition to new leadership.
Later, Cullinan, who holds a doctorate in English literature, plans to join EWU's faculty as a tenured professor, a university spokesman said Wednesday.
EWU announced Cullinan's resignation on Tuesday, after the board of trustees appointed David May, the school's provost and vice president for academic affairs, to a two-year term as interim president.
Her resignation, which was described as "retirement" in a university news release, came six weeks after EWU's faculty senate held a vote of no confidence and signaled overwhelming disapproval of her leadership as the university braces for layoffs and tens of millions of dollars in budget cuts.
Cullinan will serve as a special assistant to May through Sept. 18, and during that time she will continue receiving her presidential salary of $372,020, said Lance Kissler, the university's associate vice president for marketing and communications.
Kissler said the trustees wanted to give Cullinan, who was contractually obligated to live on campus during her eight years as president, time to find a new home in the area.
The arrangement appears to be a departure from Cullinan's presidential employment contract, which was last renewed in July 2019 and set to expire in September 2022.
The contract states that should the president resign, she would have to give notice at least 180 days in advance and would not be entitled to her salary and most benefits when her resignation takes effect.
Kissler said Cullinan offered her resignation and "was not terminated by the board." He declined to say whether Cullinan and the university had agreed to a legal settlement.
Meanwhile on Wednesday, the union representing EWU's faculty voted 122-8 to ratify an agreement with the university that protects many jobs and provides buyouts for tenured professors and separation incentives for senior lecturers. In exchange, the faculty agreed to take a one-year, 6% salary reduction and forgo a planned 2% raise.
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317; Brill's Studies on Art, Art History, and Intellectual History, 48). Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2020. xxx, 258 pp, 138 illus. ISBN 978-90-38266-4 (hardback); -2 (e-book).
Review published November 2021
Constantijn Huygens's oft-cited remarks about the young Rembrandt's (and Lievens's) disinterest in traveling to Italy, justified in part by the wealth of Italian art that could then be found in the Dutch Republic, have anchored a multitude of studies addressing Rembrandt's engagement with the work of his predecessors and contemporaries south of the Alps. Over the course of more than three decades, Amy Golahny has contributed numerous publications to this literature.[1] Her latest book, Rembrandt: Studies in His Varied Approaches to Italian Art, encapsulates and builds on her previous studies to offer a comprehensive treatment of the subject.
With the book's title, Golahny immediately signals the pluralistic nature of Rembrandt's engagement with Italian art, making clear that it cannot be explained by a single overarching principle or purpose. Instead, Golahny delineates three broad, at times overlapping, categories for understanding Rembrandt's multivalent borrowing, quotation, and emulation of – as well as deviation from – his models: pragmatic solutions; commentaries; and assertions of an alternative artistic ideal. Various case studies are presented, together with discussions of seventeenth-century attitudes toward travel, the presence of Italian art in the Dutch Republic (and in Rembrandt's own collection), contemporary perceptions of Rembrandt's relationship to Italian art, and the artist's reception in Italy.
The book begins by outlining the long tradition of Northern European artists crossing the Alps, from figures active in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries to Rembrandt's own teachers, contemporaries, and pupils in the seventeenth. In addition to the sojourns of familiar names like Albrecht Dürer, Jan Gossart, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Pieter Lastman, Peter Paul Rubens, Anthony Van Dyck and Joachim von Sandrart, among numerous others, Golahny also details the recorded experiences of Nicholas Stone, an English sculptor and architect of Dutch descent who, with his brother, sojourned in Italy between 1638 and 1642. Stone's diary entries, together with various seventeenth-century comments on the dangers and seductions posed to youth abroad, offer a sense of the contemporary expectations and tropes surrounding travel that would have informed Rembrandt's decision not to make the trip. As the chapter proceeds to make clear, however, Rembrandt was just one of many artists of his generation who, by choice or otherwise, never set foot south of the Alps. As Golahny notes, even several of the so-called Dutch Italianates – Berchem and Cuyp among them – had only "second-hand" knowledge of the Italian landscapes they evoked in their golden-hued paintings. The idea that Rembrandt's and Lieven's reluctance to travel reflects a generational trend is compelling. Golahny notes, for example, that Philips Angel makes no mention of travel as a necessary stage of an artist's development. Even Samuel van Hoogstraten, who did spend time in Italy, and Gerard de Lairesse, are ambivalent about the importance of the experience. Huygens's remarks – which ultimately position Dutch art as surpassing that of Italy – may reflect a widespread sentiment that the Dutch Republic, and especially the cosmopolitan city of Amsterdam, had become the new artistic epicenter of Europe.
This first chapter also paints a vivid picture of the presence and accessibility of Italian art in the Dutch Republic in the period. Woven into this discussion of specific collections and of art works that were circulating on the Amsterdam art market are contemporary Dutch writings on this material. Golahny shows how Van Mander's discussion in Het Schilder-Boeck (1604) would have offered collectors – Rembrandt among them – a Dutch-language guide to the art of Italy. Rembrandt's collecting practices (discussed in more detail in a subsequent chapter) are then compared to Sandrart's. Unsurprisingly, while the latter focused on representative works by canonical artists, Rembrandt was drawn to wide-ranging imagery by both famous and lesser-known figures, reflecting his voracious – and omnivorous – appetite for art.
Chapter Two reviews seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century remarks about Rembrandt vis-à-vis Italy, including those of Huygens, Sandrart, Gerard De Lairesse, Andries Pels, Arnold Houbraken, Jeremias de Decker, and Wybrand de Geest. Whether positioning Rembrandt's work in opposition to Italian art or making analogies between the two, these varied remarks make clear that the work of Raphael, Titian, and Michelangelo represented the gold standard against which Rembrandt's art was measured, while Caravaggio, to whom Houbraken aptly likens Rembrandt, is a counterexample to the "true" Italian ideal. The chapter concludes with an analysis of Rembrandt's "goal in art." Here, Golahny frames even Rembrandt's most overt quotations and parodies of Italian (and ancient) art not as ends unto themselves but as tactics for his larger artistic ambitions. Citing the work of Eric Jan Sluijter and Thijs Weststeijn in particular, she characterizes Rembrandt's evolving interests (from his apparent quest for vivid, lifelike action early in his career to his shift toward quieter but emotion-laden work later in his career) in relation to rhetoric and theater. She thus fits Rembrandt's complex engagement with Italy into some of the prevailing understandings of the arc of his career, rather than use her findings to challenge those understandings.
While brief discussions of individual works appear in the foregoing chapter (among them the Stoning of Saint Stephen, Blinding of Samson, Abduction of Ganymede, and Nightwatch), Golahny launches into more extended analyses in the next three – the heart of her study. After outlining Rembrandt's collection, as known from his 1656 inventory, Chapter Three explores the artist's drawn copies of compositions by Mantegna, Titian, Leonardo, and Polidoro da Caravaggio; his variations on Italian prototypes in drawings and prints depicting Homer, Jupiter and Antiope, Isaac and Rebecca, St. Jerome, and St. Francis; and his delightful quotation in the Pancake Woman of the cupid in Raphael's Galatea – this last case framed as a life study fused with art. As Golahny emphasizes, much of Rembrandt's collection, and the majority of the broader repertory of Italian art he consulted, was on paper – some original drawings, but also copies and reproductive prints. This presents a picture of a predominantly monochromatic representation of Italian art, explaining Golahny's caution against drawing too close an analogy between Rembrandt's brushwork and Titian's (p. 67) and, more interestingly, pointing to the contemporary valuing of – and faith in – reproductive art. For motifs and compositional devices, copies and reproductions could theoretically serve equally well as the originals. Similarly, as this chapter concludes and as has been much discussed, casts of ancient statuary in Rome also played a role in Rembrandt's work, at times substituting for live models.
The fourth chapter begins with seventeenth-century art theory about appropriation and the concepts of imitatio and emulatio, and then proceeds to discuss Rembrandt's pragmatic borrowings – and often transformations – of motifs and compositional devices from works by Titian, Tintoretto, Caravaggio, and Van Dyck (his Italian and English oeuvres). A particularly interesting case is Rembrandt's double portrait of Jan Rijcksen and Griet Jans (Royal Collection, London). While maintaining the previously established link between this work and Thomas de Keyser's portrait of Constantijn Huygens in the company of a messenger or servant (National Gallery, London), Golahny identifies an even more compelling model: Guercino's Semiramis Receiving Word of the Revolt of Babylon (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), in the Reynst brothers collection in Amsterdam by 1630.[2] The urgency with which Griet Jans alerts her husband to the missive in her hand and the fascinating gender dynamic in the portrait bear complex but vivid relationships with the Guercino.
Rembrandt's appropriations for commentary are the focus of the next chapter, for which Golahny invokes Jürgen Müller's concept of "inverse citation" – allusions geared toward subversion or irony.[3] She proceeds with an intriguing but somewhat perplexing case involving Rembrandt's supposed incorporation of Titian's portrait in the early Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple (Pushkin Museum, Moscow), followed by several instances in which Rembrandt appropriated Italian treatments of pagan imagery for his depictions of Christian subjects. While the present author is inclined to find commentary in much of Rembrandt's work, it is difficult to see in the latter cases the moral messages – or demonstrations of "Christianity's superiority and supplanting of pagan antiquity" – that Golahny discerns (p. 157). Rembrandt did the same with his own work – using, for example, some of the fleshy nudes in his Diana with Actaeon and Callisto as models for the cherubim in his Annunciation to the Shepherds. Surely more than pragmatic solutions (to use Golahny's term), could the numerous recognizable quotations in the Hundred Guilder Print, for example, have been intended as a demonstration of the artist's erudition and wit? Or, in the vein of Ernst van de Wetering's and Eric Jan Sluijter's frameworks for understanding Rembrandt's work, a fun challenge or game for knowledgeable liefhebbers and fellow artists? Regardless, the fluidity of Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman imagery in Rembrandt's work is a fascinating subject worthy of further examination.
Commentary – in the form of articulation and assertion of artistic principles – seems very much at play in the works discussed in Chapter Six. In these cases of deviation from either specific models or from types of imagery (like the pastoral idyll), Rembrandt asserts a Dutch alternative, or perhaps more accurately a Rembrandt alternative to the Italian ideal (which, again, for most seventeenth-century Dutch critics, did not include Caravaggio). This is of course most apparent in Rembrandt's treatments of the female nude, as studied extensively by Eric Jan Sluijter.[4] In works like the Danaë (State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg), Rembrandt's allusions to Titian and others serve to put in relief his very different, supremely lifelike approach to rendering flesh.
The book's final chapter focuses on Rembrandt's reception in Italy through a thorough and lucid discussion of the Ruffo commission – itself a reflection of the Dutch artist's fame south of the Alps. It is clear from the work of Castiglione and (as discussed earlier in the book, see pp. 58–62) Stefano della Bella that Rembrandt's prints circulated widely. Direct knowledge of his paintings was of course much more limited. The arrival in Messina of the canvases Rembrandt painted for Sicilian nobleman Antonio Ruffo in the 1650s and early 1660s – the Aristotle with a Bust of Homer (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), the Alexander the Great (lost[5]), and the Homer (Mauritshuis, The Hague) – constituted a major convergence in the careers of Rembrandt and Guercino, Mattia Preti, Salvator Rosa, and Giacinto Brandi – the Italian artists from whom Ruffo commissioned paintings to serve as pendants to his Rembrandts – and Abraham Brueghel, the Flemish-born artist-agent who facilitated some of these commissions. Incorporated into discussion of their interactions with Ruffo and occasional remarks concerning Rembrandt is an interesting analysis of the term "gagliarda." Describing a manner of painting characterized by strong chiaroscuro and a forceful plasticity, the term had long been associated with the work of Tintoretto and Caravaggio. This manner, arguably brought to new heights by Rembrandt, would not persist in Italian art. While surely a matter of changing tastes, it is tempting to see, as Brueghel's begrudging acknowledgment of the superiority of Rembrandt's "heads" could suggest, that the Dutch artist's "maniera gagliarda" was perceived as so inimitable, it discouraged other artists from adopting it. Certainly, as this book makes very clear, Rembrandt's frequent and creative engagement with Italian art was combined with a singular vision and hand, such that he produced a body of work entirely unlike that of any artist before or since.
This is a generous book, clearly aimed at sharing the wealth of information and knowledge Golahny has amassed over the years and at offering a solid, balanced foundation on which future generations may develop new analyses and interpretations. With its comprehensive bibliography, thorough citations, and even explicit guidance on how Golahny's discussions relate to the existing literature, it is a highly valuable reference for any student of Rembrandt's work. Its ample illustrations support the author's visual arguments and make the book accessible to those less familiar with the material. Readers may be frustrated by the quality of some of the reproductions but seeing as this is presumably the result of the sustainable manner in which the book was evidently printed, and as most of the works illustrated can be consulted online, this is a small price to pay for an ethically produced book and one of many reasons to applaud its publication.
Joanna Sheers Seidenstein
Stanley H. Durwood Foundation Curatorial Fellow Harvard Art Museums
[1] See for example Amy Golahny, "Rembrandt's Early 'Bathsheba': The Raphael Connection," in The Art Bulletin 65, no. 4 (1983): 671-75; "Rembrandt's 'Ruts' and Moroni's 'Bearded Man,'" in Source: Notes in the History of Art 10, no. 1 (1990): 22-25; "Rembrandt's Practical Approach to Italian Art: Three Variations," in The Low Countries 7 (1999): 123-31; "Heemskerck's Angel in Rembrandt's Studio," in Canadian Journal for Netherlandic Studies 28 (2007): 38-52; "Rembrandt and Italy: Beyond the disegno/colore Paradigm," in Jahrbuch der Berliner Museen, Neue Folge 51 (2009): 113–20; "Italian Paintings in Amsterdam: Additions to the Familiar," in Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art 5, no. 2 (summer 2013); and "Rembrandt's Dialogue with Italian Art: The Shipbuilder and is Wife of 1633," in Breaking New Ground in Art History: A Festschrift in Honor of Alicia Faxon, ed. Margaret Hanni (Washington, D.C.: New Academia Publishing, 2014), 9-31.
[2] See also Amy Golahny, "Rembrandt's Dialogue with Italian Art: The Shipbuilder and is Wife of 1633," in Breaking New Ground in Art History: A Festschrift in Honor of Alicia Faxon, ed. Margaret Hanni (Washington, D.C.: New Academia Publishing, 2014), 9-31.
[3] Jürgen Müller, "Een antieckse Laechon: Ein Beitrag zu Rembrandts ironischer Antikenrezeption," in Dissimulazione onesta oder die ehrliche Verstellung, ed. Michael Diers (Hamburg: Philo, 2007), 105-30. See also Jürgen Müller, Der sokratische Künstler: Studien zu Rembrandts Nachtwache (Leiden and Boston: Brill, 2015), which is cited in Golahny's notes but is omitted from the bibliography.
[4] Eric Jan Sluijter, Rembrandt and the Female Nude (Amsterdam University Press, 2006).
[5] While there is still some debate, Rembrandt's painting of an armored figure in Glasgow was in England by 1764, while the Ruffo Alexander is recorded as remaining in Messina at least through 1783. (See Jeroen Giltaij, "Nieuws omtrent Ruffo en Rembrandt," Kroniek van het Rembrandthuis (2015): 47–49, citing the publication of the 1783 Ruffo inventory in Rosanna De Gennaro, Per il collezionismo del Seicento in Sicilia: L'inventario di Antonio Ruffo Principe della Scaletta (Pisa: Scuola normale superiore, 2003).) The painting of a similar armored figure in Lisbon was similarly in Paris by 1780. (See Jonathan Bikker and Gregor J.M. Weber, et al., Rembrandt: The Late Works (London: National Gallery; Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum, 2014), 278n25.)


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Q: Django Official Tutorial Poll: How do you manage Choice in Admin Panel? The official tutorial (Part 2) makes it easy to add and delete Questions in the admin panel by adding admin.site.register(Question) into admin.py.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/intro/tutorial02/
However I am curious how to manage the answers, the Choice object, too.
naturally I import and add admin.site.register(Choice)  into admin.py.
So it works. But I have these concerns:
A. Questions and Choice are managed separately.
B. In the Choice index menu, it doesnt show which Question (Key) a Choice is assigned to, not unless you click into each of the records to show a drop down menu of Keys you can choose from.
I would like to know how:
A. to manage Question and Choice in a more hierarchal structure, i.e. you click into a Question item and you can edit not only the Question itself but also the Choices it is affiliated with.
B. In the Choice index table menu, is it possible to list another column to show the Key object(Question) to the item?
Or if there are any other more intuitive way to do admin management?
The official Django tutorial in my opinion isn't really well explained, it took me quite sometime to google around to figure out what is really happening. It will be great too if someone here could offer a better up-to-dated tutorial for beginners like me to go and have a try.

A: For admin interface your admin.py need to be:
in the polls/admin.py:
from .models import Question,Choice
admin.site.register(Question)
admin.site.register(Choice)

Now you have full control over questions and answers as admin

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The research group also deals with design of devices and systems for network infrastructure, security and monitoring. In this area, we cooperate mainly with CESNET and Liberouter project and focus on system for high speed networks based on computer and acceleration cards, but we also design small size embedded systems with low power consumption and price.
Principal researcher of the team is Jan Korenek, who is a researcher at Brno University of Technology since 2003, leader of hardware design group at Liberouter project since 2004 and is one of the founders of successful spin-off INVEA-TECH. The team members have substantial experience in the network field, which was obtained by working on a number of European projects (including 6NET (IST-2001-32603), SCAMPI (IST-2001-32404), GEANT2 (No. 511082)) and on a number of locally funded projects (CESNET (MSM6383917201) and VUT (MSM002163528)). In these projects, FPGA technology was used for an acceleration of IPv6 protocol routing, network traffic monitoring, NetFlow statistic measurement and fast regular expression matching in packet payload. Network devices and probes are hardware accelerated using FPGA technology, therefore the probes can provide precise and detailed information about the network no matter of 1Gbps, 10Gbps and higher speed.
INVEA-TECH company is a Brno University of Technology and Masaryk University spin-off.
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Ростислав Ростиславович (3 декабря 1938, Чикаго, США — 7 января 1999, Лондон, Великобритания) — американский банкир, менеджер, сын князя Ростислава Александровича и его первой жены княжны Александры Павловны Голицыной (позже г-жа Эрмор) (1905—2006).

Происхождение
Со стороны отца — внук великого князя Александра Михайловича и великой княгини Ксении Александровны, правнук императора Александра III, праправнук императора Николая I по прямой мужской линии.

Со стороны матери — внук новгородского предводителя дворянства, члена Государственного совета князя Павла Павловича Голицына и его супруги княгини Александры Павловны, урождённой княжны Мещерской. Ростислав Ростиславович являлся потомком известных российских аристократических родов (Голицыных, Мещерских, Трубецких, Паниных, Строгановых, Нелидовых, Толстых), а также историка Н. М. Карамзина (через дочь Екатерину Николаевну (1805/9 — 1867)) и, кроме того, Владимира Орлова, младшего брата Григория Орлова, фаворита Екатерины II.

Биография
Детство Ростислава Ростиславовича прошло в Чикаго. Он окончил элитную школу Академию Филлипса. В 1944 году его родители развелись, позже княгиня Александра Павловна вышла замуж за американского банкира Лестера Армура. После окончания школы, Ростислав Ростиславович продолжил своё обучение в Йельском университете, где получил степень бакалавра в области управления бизнесом, а затем и степень магистра, но уже в бизнес-школе при Чикагском университете. В Чикаго Ростислав Ростиславович работал в The Nothern Trust Bank в качестве вице–президента.

В 1985 году Ростислав Ростиславович вместе с семьёй переехал в Лондон, где он работал в лондонском отделении лихтенштейнского банка, в качестве генерального менеджера. Кроме того, Ростислав Ростиславович являлся одним из советников Объединения членов рода Романовых, был одним из активных членов семьи. Именно Ростислав Ростиславович представлял семью Романовых на различных конференциях в Лондоне, когда в начале 1990-х проводились ДНК экспертизы, связанные с обнаружением останков Романовых. 27 июня 1992 года в Париже состоялась встреча «Семи князей Романовых». С шестью другими русскими князьями Ростислав Ростиславович основал Благотворительный фонд Романовых, деятельность которого направлена на оказание помощи русским детям в Москве и Санкт-Петербурге.

Его мать, Александра Павловна, взяла со своего сына слово, что он никогда не поедет в Россию. Она всегда чувствовала, что что-то плохое случится с ним на Родине. Это обещание очень тяготило Ростислава Ростиславовича, он всю жизнь мечтал посетить Россию. В 1998 году состоялось захоронение останков Императорской Семьи, и князь вместе с семьёй впервые приехал в Россию. Он очень трепетно относился к истории своего рода.

Вскоре после возвращения в Британию он заболел. Врачи диагностировали редкое заболевание от пыли в соборе. После этого он впал в кому и умер 7 января 1999 года. Князь Ростислав Ростиславович Романов похоронен на территории Собора Успения Божий Матери и Всех святых в Лондоне.

Браки и дети
9 сентября 1960 года в Уиннетке (штат Иллинойс, США) сочетался браком со Стефеной Вердел Кук (; род. 15 декабря 1938), дочерью Эдгара Джозефа Кука. Развелись в 1980 году, от этого брака — дочь:
 княжна Стефена Ростиславовна (род. 21 января 1963, Чикаго, США), муж — Уильям Портер Богис III.
16 августа 1980 году в Лейк-Форесте (Иллинойс) женился на Кристин Ипсен (; род. 3 апреля 1949), дочери Гарольда Ипсена. От этого брака — два сына и дочь:

 княжна Александра Ростиславовна (род. 9 июня 1983, Иллинойс, США) — окончила Ashford School в Англии, затем училась KLC School of Design в Лондоне. Сегодня живёт в Нью-Йорке и работает на веб-сайте, посвящённом моде. Является одним из патронов «Русского летнего балла» в Лондоне.

 князь Ростислав Ростиславович (род. 21 мая 1985, Иллинойс, США)

 князь Никита Ростиславович (род. 24 января 1987, Лондон, Великобритания)

Ссылки
 Дом Романовых
 Romanov Family Association

Ростислав Ростиславович

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Lac du Bonnet & District Historical Society
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JD McArthur
J.D. McArthur, Veteran Builder of West, Dead (obituary)
Source: The Winnipeg Evening Tribune, vol. 3 no. 8, 10 January 1927.
Submitted by Lorraine McIntosh, Lac du Bonnet
J.D.McArthur
Passes Away in Private Car on Reaching City From Battle Creek Sanitarium
J.D. McArthur, president of the J.D. McArthur Co., Ltd., and vice-president of the Manitoba Paper Co., pioneer railway builder of Western Canada, died this morning in Winnipeg.
He had just returned in a special car on the Great Northern train from Battle Creek, Michigan, where he had been undergoing treatment for the past few weeks. Death overtook him in the special coach half an hour after the train pulled into the city, the scene of his activities for the past 47 years. He was in his 74th year.
For some time Mr. McArthur had been suffering from acute anaemia. A few weeks ago he left for the sanitarium at Battle Creek. After a period of treatment there, hope for his recovery was given up. On Saturday morning, accompanied by Mrs. McArthur and a special nurse, he was placed on board a private car, provided by the Michigan Central Railway, to return to Winnipeg. At Chicago the car was transferred to the Great Northern train, which arrived here at 9:05 o'clock this morning.
When he left the sanitarium at Battle Creek it was with the understanding that everything possible had been done for him there. The body is now at Thomson's Funeral Home. Arrangements have been made for the funeral Wednesday afternoon. A private service will be held at the family residence, 159 Mayfair avenue. At 2:30 o'clock a public service will be held at St. Augustine Church. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery.
His Life Work
John Duncan McArthur is generally believed to have built more miles of railroad than any other man in the history of Canada. Besides building about 250 miles of the then Grand Trunk Pacific between Winnipeg and Lake Superior Junction, some of his other large contracts included about 500 miles for the Canadian Pacific Railway and a long stretch of the then Canadian Northern Railway between Portage la Prairie and Edmonton. He alone was responsible for putting the entire Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway system on the map, an enterprise which entailed laying over 900 miles of trackage. He also built the Alberta and Great Waterways Railway and all but the last section of the Hudson Bay Railway.
Many Interests
He was interested in many business enterprises, being, besides president of the company which bears his name, vice-president of the Manitoba Paper Co., president of the Northwest Lumber Co., president of the McArthur Land Co., director of the Western Trust Co., president of the McArthur Lumber ad Fuel Co., and director of the Beaver Lumber Co.
Although most of his contracts were for railroad work he also erected some very fine buildings, the biggest being the McArthur building here, which he built in 1909–1910 at a cost of $750,000. Other buildings in Winnipeg which he put up are a wholesale warehouse on McDermot ave., 1898; the Breadalbane Apts., 1909; and the Glengarry Block, 1911.
Far Seeing
Mr. McArthur was a big man, not only physically, but in his mental outlook. Where others saw only flat, uninteresting prairie, he saw the future home of countless happy settlers; where others saw forests and streams simply as possible fishing haunts or vacation grounds, he saw thousands of uncut railroad ties, millions of feet of lumber which might be used in the building of a nation. He was a man of vision, an empire builder who loved the country he was born in and spent his life developing its natural resources, bringing vast areas of it within the borders of civilization, and trying by every means within his power to make it great and prosperous.
He was a man of unbounded energy and unswerving purpose, he never once failed to fulfil a contract, he never started anything without carrying it through. So great was the confidence he inspired in others, that it is said that he could go into a bank and borrow a million dollars quicker than any other man in Canada.
He was, what he himself termed, "a one-man plunger," he never had any partners on his big enterprises, he never asked or allowed other people to invest money in his development scheme. Consequently if they failed, as they sometimes did, no one lost a cent except J.D. McArthur, and he was the last man to worry about such a trifle as losing money.
His heart was just as large as his vision, and he gave away hundreds of thousands for charitable purposes on the distinct understanding that his name was not to be mentioned in any way. He was a great admirer of Sir William MacKenzie, and his one ambition in life was to develop the natural resources of Canada.
He made millions of dollars during the course of his lifetime, but money was merely incidental with him, it came as a result of his tremendous labors, and was at once put back into some development project. He did not put it safely away or convert it into gilt-edged securities. As he himself said, "Someone had to take a chance," when it came to opening up new and untried commercial projects.
He gambled thousands of dollars in schemes and never grumbled when he lost. His friends never tired of telling of his unflinching cheerfulness and courage in the face of adversity.
Was Poor Boy
Born in July 1853, at Lancaster, Ont., J.D. McArthur spent his boyhood on his father's farm at that place, and was educated in the local school. He came west in 1879 as a young man of 25, and was soon started in the contracting business getting out ties for the old Manitoba and North-Western Railroad.
His first serious financial reverse came in the late '80's when he was working on a tie contract for the Canadian Pacific Railway. He had by this time acquired the ownership of a saw mill at Birtle, Man., and was counting on sawing his ties and floating them to market down the Birdtail Creek. For some reason or other the creek dried up and young McArthur was left with the ties on his hands.
When he did eventually manage to get them to Brandon, the railway could not use them and he had to sell them to the citizens of Brandon as cordwood. However, he managed to get enough money to pay his debts and then he started in again.
How well he succeeded in getting another nest-egg may be judged from the fact that in Jan., 1889, he returned East and married his boyhood sweetheart, Mary McIntosh, of Lancaster.
Well Established
By this time he was pretty well established as a railroad contractor, and in 1901 he started a saw mill and a brick factory at Lac du Bonnet. The former operated until 1918 and the latter until 1920.
It was at the beginning of the 20th century that he commenced going into the railroad contracting business on a large scale. In 1904 he built 500 miles of the C.N. main line between Portage la Prairie and Edmonton, he also built part of the Manitoba and North-Western, and the CPR Crow's Nest branch.
In 1906 he built 20 miles of the CPR Teulon branch, 36 miles on the M & NW, and did other work for the CPR which included bringing the railroad from Saskatoon to Asquith, the completion of the Kirkella branch and the Wolseley branch, and extending the Winnipeg Beach line as far as Gimli.
Took on Big Job
It was in this year that he commenced work on 250 miles of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (GTP) from Winnipeg east to Superior Junction. This was considered one of the most difficult and costly sections of the whole line, running, as it does, through the most rugged and forbidding part of the Laurentian rock formation. He secured the contract in open bidding against strong opposition, and capable management, coupled with favorable circumstances, enabled him to complete it with a substantial profit.
In this year he opened a sawmill at Atikokan, which he ran for seven years, and then dismantled and sent the machinery to his mill in Edmonton. He also bought the Moyie Lumber Company's interests at Moyie, B.C. but later sold them.
Having emerged successfully from the GTP contract in 1910, he embarked on another venture which eventually nearly wiped out his entire personal fortune, this being the building of the Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway. He had found himself with an immense and costly construction equipment on his hands, for which there was no work in sight. It was a period of rapid expansion, and money was available in large amounts for development purposes.
Given Charter
Some years before, a charter had been granted by the Dominion Parliament for a railway from the Pacific coast to Edmonton by way of Peace River. The name was the Pacific Northern and Ominica, and the usual cash subsidy had been voted for the first 100 miles, but no construction work had been done. After some negotiations a charter was given to Mr. McArthur under the name of the Edmonton, Dunvegan and B.C. Railway, and he commenced operations.
Notwithstanding the outbreak of the war, the rails reached Spirit River in the fall of 1915. Owing to the financial depression which began in 1913 and which was accentuated by the outbreak of the war, Mr. McArthur did not press his claim for the cash subsidy to which he was entitled as the builder of a colonization railway.
Subsidies were voted and paid to other railways in that period, but not to the ED & BC. Even the subsidy that had been voted for the first 100 miles of the Ominica Railway, to which he was entitled by his agreement, was never paid.
It was decided that if the district was to be served adequately by the railway it must be extended across the Peace River. The cost of the bridge was nearly a million dollars. The bridge was finished in 1918, and a large part of the grading from the plateau to the west end of the bridge was completed the same year. This was the only piece of railroad construction in America in actual progress during the latter part of the war.
The Peace River crop of 1915 was a good one, but that of 1916 was a failure, yielding little traffic and discouraging development. The war had been in progress for two years, and the pioneers of the district had volunteered in such numbers that production was checked. Immigration, of course, stood still. The result to earnings was disastrous in the case of the ED & BC, as with other railroads. Interest had to be paid, and the earnings were not sufficient to pay it. To meet these liabilities, Mr. McArthur made provision from time to time out of his private means, always expecting that the cash subsidy to which he was entitled would eventually be paid. But this was never done.
No Improvement
Through meeting the losses of successive years nearly all of his personal income was absorbed by the railroad. The condition of the road gradually deteriorated and there came to be a question as to the advisability of operating it any longer. While matters were nearing a crisis, Hon. Sir George Foster, acting premier, in response to an appeal from Mr. McArthur, wrote saying the government was prepared to buy the road.
Mr. McArthur at once started negotiations for the sale of it, but without result. At last came a time when the condition of the road was such that a complete breakdown was imminent.
Obituary from Another Source
JOHN DUNCAN McARTHUR
July 25, 1854 – January 10, 1927
John Duncan McArthur was born on the family farm in Lancaster, Glengarry County, Canada West,(Ontario after 1867), where he grew up, was educated and married Mary McIntosh. At age 25 he came west. and around 1880 was cutting logs in, what is today, the Riding Moun¬tain National Park for his sawmill near Birtle, Manitoba, on the Birdtail River. He worked repairing the rail line of the Pembina branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and gained further experience working on other railways in western Canada. By 1889 he received his own contract to build the Red River Valley Railway from Emerson to Winnipeg.
On February 24, 1898, The Lac du Bonnet Mining, Developing and Manufacturing Co. was incorporated and had commenced harvesting the local resources. In 1901 McArthur purchased the company and its holdings of 810 hectares (2,000 acres) of land and a brick manufacturing plant. He built a sawmill just north of what is now the Town of Lac du Bonnet and, in the following year, opened a logging camp near Old Pinawa.
Between 1898 -1901 McArthur had assisted in the building of the CPR branch line from Molson to Lac du Bonnet which would enable bricks, lumber and fuelwood to be shipped to Winnipeg and beyond. He built the first commercial "High Rise" building in Winnipeg, near Portage Avenue and Main Street, named the McArthur Building, later renamed the Childs Building, as well as other large structures in the city.
In 1905 McArthur contracted to build the Transcontinental Railway line 402 kilometers (250 miles) east from Winnipeg, then west to Edmonton, Alberta and thence to the Peace River country. By 1910 he contracted to build, and later to operate, the Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway from Edmonton to Grand Prairie and also the Alberta Great Waterways Railway from Edmonton to Fort McMurray on the Athabaska River. When several companies declared bankruptcy, McArthur lost $30 million dollars outstanding on his contracts.
In 1911 McArthur contracted to build the first 290 kilometers (180 miles) of the Hudson Bay Railway from The Pas to Thicket Portage in Manitoba.
In 1920 McArthur secured Pulpwood Birth #1 from the Dominion Government and a permit for the Pine Falls power site (Great Falls) on the Winnipeg River, By 1924, with the Canadian National Railway line being built to Pine Falls, he succeeded in buying the land to be occupied by the new paper mill. He then formed the Manitoba Pulp and Paper Co. and became its first president.
At the time of his death, age 72, McArthur was president of the J.D.McArthur Co., the Northwest Lumber Co,, the McArthur Land Co. and the McArthur Lumber and Fuel Co., vice-president of the Manitoba Pulp and Paper Co., and a director of the Western Trust and the Beaver Lumber Companies. He served as Post Master of Lac du Bonnet from October 1, 1906 to September 6, 1923. Considered one of Canada's leading business men, John Duncan McArthur built more miles of railroad than any other Canadian contractor.
McArthur Falls, on the Winnipeg River, and McArthur Street, in the Town of Lac du Bonnet, are named in his memory.
Editorial Commentary
Lorraine McIntosh is the wife of Ramsay McIntosh. JD McArthur sold his holdings in Lac du Bonnet to his nephew, Alexander McIntosh who is the father of Ramsay McIntosh and Grandfather of Paul McIntosh of Lac du Bonnet.
The Lac du Bonnet & District Historical Society acknowledge that we are on Treaty 1 territory and that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.
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Christmas at NPH Bolivia
Maribel prepares for university
Christmas is a special time of year for our kids, especially for 20-year-old Maribel*, who arrived at NPH Bolivia when she was just four years old. Maribel is now finishing her 'year of service' and looking forward to starting her university studies next year.
Before arriving at NPH, Maribel and her family lived in a small town on the eastern edge of the Andes mountain range. Sadly, her mother passed away when she was just a baby and her father struggled to look after his two children. Maribel and her brother were often left alone for long periods.
Maribel as a young girl
"I do not remember much of my life before NPH, but I do remember being alone at my home with my brother while my father was away working," Maribel recalls. "At times I was completely alone."
The authorities stepped in to provide the children with a more stable upbringing. Maribel and her brother joined our NPH family in 2005, while remaining in close contact with their dad.
Now, 15 years later, Maribel can see how she's been given the chance to change the course of her life.
"Through my experiences here I've improved my studies, learned how to work hard, and strengthened my faith," she says. "I am so thankful to be able to use what I've learned to improve my life, my family and to help others in need."
Maribel enjoying Christmas
Maribel says that one special thing about NPH is that everyone feels like they are part of one big family. This bond is felt strongest at Christmas time.
On Christmas day, the children wake up to presents under a big Christmas tree. Santa arrives and helps hand out the gifts to every child, one at a time. In the evening, the younger children act out scenes of the nativity play during Christmas mass. Everyone eats a special dinner, followed by dancing, games and fireworks.
"My favourite part is Christmas dinner because we can all be together like a family and share a meal on this special day," she says. "We are all like brothers and sisters to each other and everyone is smiling and having a great time."
Christmas will be different this year because of the pandemic. Social distancing, masks and smaller bubbles will all play their part in keeping the kids healthy. Covid19 is rampant in all the communities where we work, so we need to remain vigilant to ensure our children, staff and volunteers can stay safe. Maribel admits that they're all in need of something to celebrate because it's been a tough year.
Nevertheless Maribel feels optimistic about 2021. She'll be starting her university studies in the city of Santa Cruz. She hopes to study either accounting or architecture.
"In the coming years, I hope to be able to finish my studies with good grades, find a job, travel by myself or with my father. I hope to spend time with all the people who have become my family," Maribel says.
With her eyes on the future she will never forget the impact that NPH has had in her life.
Maribel enjoys a good relationship with her dad.
"At NPH we are united together as a family. We are given the opportunities to achieve our hopes and dreams," Maribel says. "I would like to thank all of NPH's supporters and wish them a Merry Christmas."
Thank you for helping us bring the joy of Christmas to many vulnerable children and families in Bolivia at this challenging time.
If you're in the position to help our children, please give a NPH Christmas Gift.


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Sam Reusch
(She/Her)
Sam is the Executive Director of Apathy is Boring. Since 2017, she has served on the leadership team at Apathy is Boring, contributing to the strategic development of programs, content, and activities through her work as the head of Impact and Development before transitioning to Executive Director in August 2020.
A passionate advocate for democracy and civic engagement, Sam is a respected commentator and educator who believes that the energy, insight, and innovative spirit of young people are critical to building a stronger and more equitable society for us all. Sam has worked with countless partners across Canada to support the development of positive engagement practices and provide insight into new understandings that young people bring to change-making, inclusion, and movement-building. She is the co-author of Together We Rise, a report which advocates for the adoption of youth-led democratic innovation as a model for expanding our current conception of democratic engagement towards a more holistic understanding of how change happens.
Sam is a proud Montrealer and alum of Concordia University, where she studied Anthropology, specializing in the intersection of identity, politics, and community. You can often find her catching up on current events while dreaming up her next culinary adventure and waiting for warmer weather. You can also reach her @samreusch on Twitter and Instagram or by email at samantha@apathyisboring.com.
"I see true democracy as an ongoing conversation, a discussion about what kind of country, province or community we want to live in. What I love about Apathy is Boring is that we are working to make sure that young people feel that they can have a voice in that conversation and that our collective solutions can build bridges for all Canadians."


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Prevailing wage repeal a con job | Frank Manzo IV
Prevailing wage promotes more local hiring on local jobs and promotes minimum standards of training and workmanship so taxpayers can be assured that these jobs are done right.
Prevailing wage repeal a con job | Frank Manzo IV Prevailing wage promotes more local hiring on local jobs and promotes minimum standards of training and workmanship so taxpayers can be assured that these jobs are done right. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://cjky.it/2hZq13R
Frank Manzo IV, Guest Contributor Published 7:46 a.m. ET Dec. 19, 2016 | Updated 1:15 p.m. ET Dec. 20, 2016
Frank Manzo IV, MPP, is the Policy Director for the Midwest Economic Policy Institute in La Grange, Illinois.(Photo: Provided by Frank Manzo)
Prevailing wage repeal will cost 1800 of these workers their jobs
Cost another 6,000 their employer-sponsored health insurance
Eliminate pension plans for another 10,000 workers
Cost Kentucky another 1100 jobs across other economic sectors
The dictionary defines a "con job" as an act of "swindling or duping" to get one's way.
Kentucky voted overwhelmingly to elect Donald Trump President, along with historic GOP majorities in both houses of the Legislature. To win, Trump and Kentucky Republicans campaigned on a lot of promises -- including to "create jobs," and "lift the wages" of working people.
Early next month, the Kentucky Legislature is expected to do just the opposite, by repealing the state's prevailing wage law.
Prevailing Wage is the minimum wage for skilled construction work on state-funded projects. There are over 82,000 Kentuckians working in occupations affected by its state prevailing wage — carpentry, plumbing, electrical, pavers, roofers, painters and more. A repeal of prevailing wage would be a state-mandated pay cut for these workers.
Recent research by the Midwest Economic Policy Institute and renown Economist Dr. Kevin Duncan shows that prevailing wage repeal will cost 1800 of these workers their jobs, drive almost 6,000 into poverty and onto public assistance, cost another 6,000 their employer-sponsored health insurance, and will eliminate pension plans for another 10,000 workers. And because lower wages translates to lower spending by workers in their communities, prevailing wage repeal will cost Kentucky another 1100 jobs across other economic sectors.
By establishing Kentucky standards for construction paid for with Kentucky tax dollars, prevailing wage promotes more local hiring on local jobs, and promotes minimum standards of training and workmanship so taxpayers can be assured that these jobs are done right. Absent these standards, more of Kentucky's construction work and jobs will go to out of state firms — about $354 million worth.
The reason we know this will happen is because it already has. When Indiana weakened its prevailing wage law in 2013, it helped Kentucky, which had a lower wage standard at the time. As a result, Kentucky gained 800 heavy construction jobs in counties bordering Indiana — while Indiana lost a commensurate number of jobs in just one year.
Legislators would also be well served to consider the impact on veterans. Military veterans work at higher rates in the construction trades than non-veterans. And our research shows they will feel an outsized share of the impact of the Legislature's planned wage cut -- to the tune of about and $80 million per year in income.
The research is unambiguous. Prevailing wage repeal is not about creating jobs or lifting wages in Kentucky. It will have the opposite effect. It will disproportionately hurt military veterans. It will shrink the economy. It will mean lower safety standards on projects, and by extension, more injuries. It will starve the apprenticeship programs funded by prevailing wages that train Kentuckians for the skilled construction jobs of tomorrow.
And it won't save money either.
Wages and benefits are only about 20 percent of the total cost of a construction project. When you replace skilled local workers with less skilled workers from out of town, research clearly shows that any savings on wages are more than consumed by lower labor productivity and increased spending on materials, fuels, and… wait for it… retained earnings (profits) for the low road contractors who help fund political campaigns for Kentucky's new legislative majority.
Because this majority was elected on a promise to lift wages and create jobs, prevailing wage repeal must be seen for what it is—essentially a con job that will benefit a few well-connected contributors at the expense of taxpayers, workers and the state's economy as a whole.
But there is still time to stop it. I would encourage every Kentuckian to call their Legislator and make it clear that you are not on board with this scam. Tell them to keep their promise to working Kentuckians, and to protect prevailing wage.
Frank Manzo IV, MPP, is the Policy Director for the Midwest Economic Policy Institute in La Grange, Illinois. You can read his latest study on the impact of Kentucky's Prevailing Wage Law Here.
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Intel Traders Watching Key Technical Levels In 2016
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) has taken its shareholders on quite a ride in 2015. After beginning the year at around $36, its highest price since the Dot Com Bubble, the stock plummeted more than 27 percent down to $24.70 during August's flash crash. The stock then bounced back to close the year down only 5.7 percent.
After such wild trading action, traders are looking to the charts for technical signs of what could be in store for Intel in 2016. Here's a breakdown of key levels to watch.
The head and shoulders breakdown
The first notable technical development in Intel's charts since it's 2015 lows in August is the breakdown of a potential bearish head and shoulders pattern that had formed throughout late 2014 and early 2015 seen in the chart below.
The head and shoulders formation is a notoriously bearish technical signal that a stock may have topped, but the breakdown of the pattern in Intel's chart in late 2015 was a positive sign for the future.
In terms of resistance, the two key resistance lines to watch in the near-term are the positive-sloping line that has served as resistance since early 2015 and the horizontal line at the $37 level that served as resistance in late 2014 and represents the post-Dot Com high for Intel. In the stock can break out above these levels, there looks to be mostly blue sky above.
If the stock again takes a downward turn after without breaching the $37 level, it could be a further indication that Intel will remain within a trading range for the foreseeable future.
In terms of support, it's not surprising to see that the $34 level, which represents the peak of both shoulders of the head and shoulders pattern, has provided short-term support for Intel in recent weeks. In addition to $34 being shoulder-level support, it is also the current level of the 50-day simple moving average, which served as support in September, November and December.
A breakdown below $34 would likely mean that Intel is headed down to retest the $29 level that served as support in October 2014 and March 2015 and resistance later in the year. Finally, the last line of defense in the event of a technical breakdown would be the 2015 flash crash low of $25.
Intel's short-term technical outlook is somewhat unclear for now, but traders should be watching for a breakdown below $34 as a bearish signal and a breakout above $37 as a bullish signal. If 2015 is any indication, Intel shareholders could be in for a wild ride in 2016 one way or another.
Disclosure: the author has no position in the stocks mentioned.


While you could definitely spend much longer than a week exploring Denmark, time can often be a limiting factor. Here are three very different places that you can visit in under a week to give you a snapshot of Danish life.
Denmark's capital has to be one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Full of picturesque streets and historic buildings, the city also has an abundance of green spaces in the form of beautiful parks, gardens and cemeteries. Highlights include the colourful Nyhavn waterfront, many palaces and museums, the Freetown Christiania, and the neighbourhood of Nørrebro. If you want to more about how to enjoy the city center and Nørrebro on a budget check out my previous posts.
This stunning town is only 40 minute train ride from Copenhagen and the perfect escape from the bustling capital. Unmissable sights include Kronberg Castle, touted as Shakespeare's inspiration for Hamlet, the innovative Culture Yard which is packed with interesting things to do, see and taste, and of course just wandering around the peaceful old town and restored docks. I've written a separate post here about my day trip to Helsingør.
This university town is pronounced 'O-ence' and if you really want to sound Danish, then imagine you have a hot potato in your mouth when saying anything! As Odense is only 1.5 hours by train from Copenhagen's central station, it's possible to visit as a day trip, however the city is so enchanting I'd recommend staying at least one night.
With a meandering river (complete with rent-able foot paddle boats) and beautiful parks, the natural beauty of Odense would be more than enough to warrant a visit. However, there's also a relaxed, beautiful old town (many of the streets don't allow cars) and a rich cultural history, as the town is the birth place of Hans Christian Anderson, with several museums and monuments dedicated to him throughout the city. There is also a few wonderful food halls such as the hipster Storms Pakhus which also runs activities most evenings.
Tip: Scandinanvian countries (Denmark, Sweden, Norway) have retained their own currencies and not adopted the Euro. While most places accept cards, places like markets and smaller cafes only accept cash, so it's a good idea to get some out from the ATM upon arrival. One euro is roughly 7.5 Danish Krone.
I hope you enjoy Denmark as much as I have!


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Gonzalez Dufrane Records First World Cup Win in Puebla
Manuel Gonzalez Dufrane (MEX) riding Hortensia van de Leeuwerk, winners of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ 2021/2022 North American League - Puebla (MEX) (FEI/Anwar Esquivel)
Manuel Gonzalez Dufrane (MEX) has been a part of winning Nations Cup teams for his home nation of Mexico. He's been to the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Finals, and last summer he competed in his first Olympic Games. Saturday in front of a home crowd at Quintas Ecuestres in east-central Mexico, the 27-year-old notched another first in topping the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Puebla with his longtime partner, Hortensia van de Leeuwerk.
Marina Azevedo (BRA) set a stiff track for a compact yet accomplished field. Halfway through the class, only Miguel Angel Torres Hernandez (MEX) aboard Chacendra had produced a clear effort. Just two would replicate their feat: Jose Alberto Martinez Vazquez (MEX) and Gonzalez Dufrane.
First to return for the shortened course, Torres Hernandez put the pressure on his competitors with another clear effort, but Martinez Vazquez quickly upped the ante, shaving nearly four seconds off of his time with Quinley, a horse he has produced for nine years. That left Gonzalez Dufrane no option but to take some risks in order to take home a victory. A tight left turn back to the double set him apart as he continued to gallop across the venue's breathtaking grass field.
"First, I saw Miguel enter the ring, and he was really fast," Gonzalez Dufrane said. "I didn't see [Martinez Vazquez], but he was even faster, so I thought I had to do everything I could to win."
Gonzalez Dufrane and the 15-year-old Hortensia van de Leeuwerk have been partnered for nearly seven years, breaking onto the scene when clinching a win for Mexico as team anchors in the 2019 Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ USA. In the years since, they have repeatedly performed for their country, which earned them a place in the Tokyo Olympic Games (JPN). Saturday's win, however, marked their biggest career individual victory.
"We have achieved a lot of things like going to the Olympic Games. That was my mission, my main goal and a dream come true," Gonzalez Dufrane said. "[My horse] is so clever and brave, and she doesn't look that fast, but she is. She's just everything."
One leg remains in the 2021-2022 North American League season as the NAL heads to Ocala (USA). Two riders from Mexico will qualify for the Final in Leipzig (GER). Nicolas Pizarro (MEX), who finished fifth in both Puebla and Fort Worth (USA), is the highest-ranked Mexican rider, with Gonzalez Dufrane the second-highest.
Conor Swail (IRL) leads the standings with 63 points. Tiffany Foster (CAN) sits second with 59 points, and Natalie Dean (USA) is third with 41 points.
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