Meet Zippy the Baby Sloth! Zippy is a very friendly little sloth. He needs lots of love, so be sure and give him all the cuddles! I had so much fun designing this little guy and I hope you have as much fun making him.
I thought it would be fun to have a short-armed version of the sloth, and a long-armed version. That way if you wanted him to be able to hang around, he could. But since he looks kind of silly with long arms when he's not hanging on something, the short-armed version is just to sit there and look adorable. My personal favorite. So without further ado, here we go!
Here are all the materials needed to make your own little sloth. I used Lion Brand's Vanna's Choice yarn in the colors, "Toffee" and "Fisherman". I used 7.5mm eyes for him. You'll find that this is a rather scarce size and I've only been able to find them online at Amazon, here, or in this Etsy shop, 6060, here. I would recommend getting them at 6060 since they are a better deal and the ones on Amazon are frequently out of stock. You could also use 6mm eyes for him if you prefer, he just won't look quite as wide-eyed.
This is called a foundation chain and is a great way to start a piece that you want to be more oval than round. After crocheting through the top loops of the chain (pics. 1 & 2), you turn your work around and crochet in the bottom loops of the chain (pics. 3 & 4). The first round is complete! Now you just continue as you normally would.
Increasing 5 in a row at the top of the head gives him a cute sloping forehead.
Cut out two small oval pieces of felt, each about 3/4 inch (4.5 cm) long. Cut small slits in each of the ovals and insert the safety eyes (make sure the slits you make aren't exactly in the middle, but towards the top of the pieces). But do NOT put the safety backings on yet until the eyes are properly positioned on the face and the felt pieces are sewn into place.
Insert his right eye (your left when facing him) between R 2 & 3, where the arrow is pointing. Insert his left eye (your right when facing you) between R 1 & 2 where the other arrow is pointing.
Now we'll embroider the little nose on, right between the eyes in the middle of the foundation chain. The nose is about 1 1/2 sts wide. Embroider 3-4 sts across using black embroidery floss. Do not attach the safety eye backings until the felt pieces are sewed on.
Using the sewing thread and your needle, neatly sew the felt pieces to the head. You will always need more sewing thread than you think, so start with a long piece. Felt pieces should be at a slight angle, with the bottoms pointing away from each other. Now attach the safety backings.
And there you go! The hardest part is over! Now continue crocheting.
Stop and start stuffing, continuing as you work.
Finish off. Finish stuffing firmly and sew up hole neatly, since this part will be visible.
Finish off leaving long tail for sewing. Stuff firmly and sew to head. The body will be positioned the same way for the long-armed sloth as for the short-armed sloth. Refer to the picture at the beginning to get the body positioned just right.
Using brown yarn. Start with a long tail for sewing later.
Finish off leaving tail for sewing.
Sew arms onto the sides of the body right up against the neck. When there's more than one yarn tail on any given piece, usually when you're working in rows, I like to weave both ends into the body or head. That way there aren't any ends popping out or fraying like they do when you just cut them.
Sew the legs onto R 3 & 4 of the body. Weave in all ends.
Sew onto the center of the body, under neck. See the picture below to see how to sew his back arm on. Weave in all ends.
Sew the legs onto R 2 & 3 of body. See the picture above this one to see how to position his front leg. Weave in all ends.
To attach Zippy to different things, just take some extra yarn and sew the arms together. Do the same for the legs. Just imagine how cute this little guy would look hanging from all sorts of things!
And you're done! I hope you had fun making him! Please share pictures of your project with me through Instagram, Facebook, or email (storylandamis@gmail.com). I love seeing what you create!
NOTE: You can buy an ad-free beautifully formatted and concise version (only 7 pages long) of this pattern on my Etsy shop HERE, or on Craftsy HERE, or LoveCrochet HERE.
Thank you so much for the cute pattern. I have made 3 of these! Everyone loves them! I ended up substituting the arms & legs for coloured pipe cleaners & my husband made a little stand with a bit of a branch for the sloth to cling to.
Well that's the cutest thing I've seen all year! I love it!
Aww, thank you so much! :) I'm glad you like him!
I'm so glad he's finally out so I can make my own! He is just too cute. Love your patterns!


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Once On This Island
Hats for The Servant of Two Masters
Valjean and Cosette
Jean Valjean, a convict who breaks his parole in order to try to live an honest life
Cosette, the daughter of Fantine, given into Jean Valjean's care by the dying woman
Cosette and Valjean are fairly upper-class, which is reflected in their clothing. Cosette's dress is in the Empire style, with a high defined waist, puffed sleeves, and a skirt without much fullness (strictly speaking, she's a little out of period, but next to the numerous poorer characters, 1830s lambchop sleeves would have probably thrown the audience and the director for a loop. Not to mention they're hard to find nowadays). She wears light colors to convey her innocence throughout the play, and gauzy fabrics to show how she belongs to the leisure class. Valjean wears a long wool coat with a caplet attached at the shoulders, a style characteristic of 1830s men with means.
Marius (and his aunt)
Madame Gillenormand, rich spinster, Marius's aunt
Marius Gillenormand, Cosette's love interest, a student living on his own
Marius is dressed as an 1830s man, clean-cut but not very rich. Notable is his high collar. His navy vest and red tie were intended to match the navy and red worn by the student revolutionaries, his friends.
Mme Gillenormand is dressed as a wealthy woman, which is very different from the other women in the cast. She wears a full flounced petticoat and a lace-trimmed lace fichu, which is a kind of triangular shawl that ties around the waist with two extended corners. Mme Gillenormand's floaty purple dress is decidedly opposed to the thick dark colors of the poor chorus. She, like Cosette, is dubiously period, but her petticoated silhouette is a bit more in fashion, and her fichu is right on point.
During the run of the show, the actress playing Mme Gillenormand pulled her hair into a tight bun and sprayed it gray.
Eponine and Mr Thenardier
Monsieur Thenardier (center of frame), an innkeeper, dishonest and a criminal
Eponine (front right), elder daughter of the Thenardiers, enamored of Marius, not interested in crime.
This picture is second dress rehearsal, so the Thenardiers including these two wear dirt make-up.
Monsieur Thenardier wears a long butchers apron to suggest his job as an innkeeper. He often left the top button of his shirt undone of his own accord.
Eponine was a work of compromise. The director wanted her to wear a cap and overcoat, most likely inspired by other versions of the play's costumes. Here she wears her hat, which was ripped up and rubbed in the dirt to prevent it from looking too out of place with the other women. She never actually wore a coat, because no satisfactory coat could be found before dress rehearsal, and the director was pleased with her look without the coat. The addition of the coat would have made Eponine stand out uncomfortably from the rest of the company in any case.
Madame Thenardier
Madame Thenardier, wife of Monsieur Thenardier, dishonest innkeeper who looks after Cosette while Fantine works
Mme Thenardier wears a kerchief instead of a cap. She does not wear a petticoat because one way to communicate her dishonesty is through the appearance of extreme poverty. Mme Thenardier's apron reaches all the way around the lower half of her body, tying with two bows at the center back. It is based off a specific apron worn by a washerwoman in a 1830s period woodcut. Both the apron and the kercheif were ground into the dirt and then used as rags to wipe up pizza grease to give them a well-used appearance.

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After four years in the making, the latest addition to the Oceanographic Museum has been unveiled several weeks ago much to the delight of visitors and sea turtles alike
"Above and Beyond: NASA's Journey to Tomorrow": Monaco is on Board
During a weeklong forum in honour of U.S. space agency NASA's 60th anniversary, Monaco positions itself as a future key player in space science and exploration
Exploring the Explorers at Musée Océanographique's New Permanent Exhibit
Open since July, the redesigned floor retracing the Grimaldi Princes' commitment to maritime exploration, research, and protection is a huge hit with visitors
Transition Monaco Forum: The Powerful New Global Force to Protect the Planet
Prince Albert II of Monaco and Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo team up in a new private sector initiative to make a convincing case against climate sceptics
Nelson Mandela's Special Ties to the Grimaldis
T.S.H. the Prince and Princess of Monaco ensure that the timeless messages of South-Africa's late legendary leader live on beyond his centennial birthday
Royalty and Movie Stars Team Up To Save The World's Oceans
Leonardo DiCaprio to be honoured by HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco's Foundation for his outstanding actions for the preservation of our planet.
Monaco's Mission To Help Preserve the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park
A stunning temporary exhibit at the Musée Océanographique features HSH Prince Albert II's initiative to help protect the world's only marine park
Homage to Michel Roger
ANETT-PATRICE VAN YORK
An homage to former Prime Minister H.E. Mr Michel Roger, who sadly suffered a severe stroke last December, has been organised through L'Initative Michel Roger in Monaco.
Monaco Premiere of The Last Man on the Moon
The Monegasque premiere of the award-winning documentary film, The Last Man on the Moon, will take place at the Grimaldi Forum this November.
Catch 007 at Top Marques Monaco this April
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Top Marques Monaco, the renowned ultimate luxury car show, returns to the Grimaldi Forum in the Principality this April.


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Mindanao Peace Forum: More Open, Serious Talks
PARTICIPANTS in the recent Mindanao Peace Forum were all in one in saying that the only way for the southern peace process to move forward is for both parties – particularly the government and the Moro rebels – to resume their negotiation.
Fr. Angel C. Calvo, the lead convener of the Inter-Religious Solidarity Movement for Peace (IRMSP), who organized the event, told the gathering that it is also crucial for all stakeholders to contribute to the whole peace process. The forum was attended by representatives of civil society, government, academe and religious congratations.
Negotiations between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) have been suspended following the aborted signing of the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain that was scheduled in Malaysian last August. Serious fighting between the military and MILF forces have since been erupting.
"All of us peace advocates can put together our aspirations…that the process will be more than a process," Fr. Calvo said during the three-hour forum that was held at Ateneo de Zamboanga University in line with the observance of the Mindanao Week of Peace.
In prepared speech, Atty. Marvic Leonen, dean of University of the Philippines College of Law in Davao City, said the government peace panel, but especially the President, should take the full, just and comprehensive solution to these problems seriously.
"It should take extra effort to educate the public about the histories of our State and the various peoples that presently belong to it. It should examine very closely how its natural resources and wealth are distributed and find solutions that will truly bring development to those who are not in our metropolitan centers. It should engage all constituents, not only the politicians, in serious conversation to define the problem and provide long lasting solutions," said Atty. Leonen in his speech which was read by Atty. Eduardo Sanson, Dean of the College of Law of Western Mindanao State University. (See full text in this issue.)
He said it is very important that the "government needs to be transparent about its real agenda."
"For so long, the peoples of our country, not only of Mindanao, have been victims to the narrow and parochial scripts of the political elite playing for their own interests at the national level. The only antidote to the narrow points of view of our leaders is true fealty to a policy of full disclosure. Solutions chosen by true leaders will be borne by all of us, not only by them. It is therefore better to err on the side of more information, more discussion rather than more secrecy," he said.
According to him, "war is an act of desperation but it solves nothing."
"Political power, both government and insurgent, should come from somewhere else," he said. In the meantime, we—those affected by the war, whether from or outside of Mindanao—should engage in honest dialogue of who we are, what we should do and how we should achieve peace founded on justice and human rights," he said.
"Let us prevent the escalation of fighting with or without the Memorandum of Agreement." Atty. Mamaug said, the Regional Director of the Commission on Human Rights. Atty. Mamauag was the second resource person in the forum.
Mamauag said citizens also have a role to prevent the escalation of the conflict in Mindanao.
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Washington, D.C.—NASD Regulation, Inc., today announced that it has filed a complaint against Global Equities Group, Inc. and five of its brokers, charging stock fraud and manipulation and for using abusive, high-pressure sales tactics to sell investors low-priced, speculative securities that were part of an initial public offering (IPO). After the investigation began, Global, located in New York, NY, closed in January 1998.
Named in the complaint, and charged with a variety of sales practice and supervisory violations, are the firm's majority owner, Aleksandr Shvarts; President, Michael Christ; Vice-President, Thomas McDermott; and two registered persons, Damiano Coraci; and Eric "Igor" Kuvykin.
Shvarts, Coraci, and Kuvykin are charged with fraud in connection with the July 1996 underwriting of CluckCorp International, Inc. NASD Regulation's investigation uncovered the use of illegal boiler room sales tactics, including high pressure sales tactics. NASD Regulation charged that Global's brokers, several of whom were not registered with the NASD, sold securities offered in the IPO, made material misrepresentations including making baseless price predictions; omitted material information; and guaranteed future stock performance.
In addition, NASD Regulation charged that before the effective date of the CluckCorp IPO, Shvarts, Coraci, and Kuvykin offered, to prospective employees, undisclosed compensation in the form of CluckCorp warrants that were offered in the IPO. The complaint alleges that the compensation was offered as an incentive to join Global and solicit indications of interest in the IPO. The complaint alleges that Shvarts, Coraci, and Kuvykin told the prospective employees to place the warrants in accounts that the employees controlled or that could be a source of client referrals.
NASD Regulation's investigation also uncovered instances in which Shvarts, Coraci, and Kuvykin funneled portions of the IPO allocation to accounts restricted under NASD's free-riding and withholding rule. Shvarts generated windfall profits for himself by directing shares to restricted accounts and for others, through accounts he controlled.
Finally, the complaint charges Christ and McDermott inadequately supervised the firm and its employees. In addition, Coraci and Kuvykin acted as principals while not registered in that capacity and that Coraci allowed unregistered individuals to act as brokers.
Separately, Shvarts and Kuvykin have both plead guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud, wire fraud, and mail fraud in a case brought by the United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York involving the CluckCorp IPO, among other matters. The prosecutors handling that case requested and were provided with information obtained in the pre-existing NASD Regulation investigation. The federal prosecution includes allegations of money-laundering which are outside the jurisdiction of NASD Regulation.
The complaint does not allege any wrongdoing on the part of CluckCorp International, Inc.
The investigation leading up to the filing of this complaint was conducted by NASD Regulation's District Office, in New York City.
The issuance of a disciplinary complaint represents the initiation of a formal proceeding by the NASD in which findings as to the allegations in the complaint have not been made and does not represent a decision as to any of the allegations contained in the complaint. Because this complaint is unadjudicated, the respondents should be contacted before drawing any conclusion regarding the allegations in the complaint.
Under NASD rules, the individuals and the firms named in the complaint can file a response and request a hearing before an NASD Regulation disciplinary panel. Possible sanctions include a fine, censure, suspension, bar, or expulsion from the NASD.
Investors can obtain more information about NASD Regulation as well as the disciplinary record of any NASD-registered broker or brokerage firm by calling (800) 289-9999, or by sending an e-mail through NASD Regulation's Web site.
NASD Regulation oversees all U.S. stockbrokers and brokerage firms. NASD Regulation, and The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., are subsidiaries of the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD®), the largest securities-industry self-regulatory organization in the United States.


SAVANNAH, Ga. -- No. 1 Armstrong Atlantic State handed No. 4 Lynn its first loss of the season Friday, 6-3 at Bacon Park.
The win extends Armstrong's home unbeaten streak to 130 matches dating back to 2003, as the Pirates improve to 11-1 on the season. Lynn's first setback of the season drops its record to 15-1.
Armstrong took two of three doubles matches to take a 2-1 lead heading into singles play. The No. 6-ranked doubles duo of Marlen Hacke and Olga Kalodzitsa downed Andrea Berkova and Rosalie Willig, 8-5, at No. 2 doubles, while Carolina Prats-Millan and Clara Perez blanked Alina Jane and Kim Przeszlowski, 8-0, at No. 3 doubles. Lynn's doubles point came at No. 1 doubles as the fifth-ranked duo of Vale Confalonieri and Ioana Ivan upended the second-seeded duo of Aleksandra Filipovski and Barbora Krtickova, 8-4, at No. 1 doubles.
The Pirates won four of six singles matches to clinch the victory. Prats-Millan beat No. 21-ranked Berkova, 6-2, 6-1, at No. 4 singles, while No. 6-ranked Perez downed Jane, 6-1, 4-6, 6-0, at No. 5 singles. No. 24-ranked Kalodzitsa knocked off Przeszlowski, 7-5, 6-2, at No. 6 singles to clinch the match, then No. 15-ranked Krtickova won a third-set 10-point tiebreaker to down Willig, 7-6 (5), 5-7, (11-9) at No. 2 singles.
Lynn's points in singles came at No. 1 singles, where top-ranked Confalonieri beat No. 3-ranked Filipovski, 3-6, 6-0, 6-3, and at No. 3 singles, where No. 11-ranked Ivan beat No. 16-ranked Hacke, 7-6 (6), 6-2.


Disposal Ban: As of January 1, 2015, shoppers could now not eliminate sure forms of digital gear in landfills, waste-to-power amenities, within the trash, or at curbside for trash pickup. Anticipate to be requested to examine in tablets, laptops and other banned units together with your luggage. Following intensive testing and profitable pilots at 10 airports, TSA plans to expand these measures to all U.S. airports through the weeks and months forward. They will restore devices when attainable relatively than abandoning them. One of the best ways to recycle your electronics is to take advantage of the Producer Takeback Program described above.
If the retail location has been designated as a collection location for a manufacturer's digital waste acceptance program, then it's required to accept electronics covered by the regulation for recycling or reuse free of charge. Last month, TSA started testing the use of a new baggage-scanning know-how that may look by baggage for bombs and weapons and create a 3D image of the bag's contents.
Immediately's smartphones pack a ton of computing power into a small package, allowing you to send emails, share photos, and even work on your upcoming presentation while you're on the go. eBay sellers offer a wide range of cellphones and accessories , together with unlocked and carrier telephones like the Apple iPhone , and cellphone circumstances and covers, together with instances for the Samsung Galaxy line.
The three new concept robots from LG Electronics are aimed on the providers trade, in areas like lodges, airports and supermarkets. Examine eBay for brand new or refurbished electronics and get every thing you want in a single place, from good home gadgets to virtual reality gear. There are additionally mobile phone accessories, together with instances, headsets, chargers, Bluetooth units, automobile mounts and more.
As new procedures are phased in, TSA officers will begin to ask travelers to remove electronics larger than a cellphone from their carry-on baggage and place them in a bin with nothing on prime or under, just like how laptops have been screened for years. Electronic sensors and other units made this way would be greener.," Cheng saysBy that, he means they'd be extra pleasant to the atmosphere.


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Jesse Wept
As Barack Obama gave his speech to acknowledge winning the presidency, Jesse Jackson was among the throng in Chicago's Grant Park and appeared to be weeping. I assume most people thought they were tears of joy that a black man had been elected, but this is America and black candidates have been elected to high office for many years now.
I have another theory though. I was wondering if Jesse wasn't weeping because he knew that Obama's election put an end to his ability to blackmail corporations to support his Operation PUSH while claiming that blacks in America needed special treatment and extra help to get ahead and succeed.
This suspicion was confirmed as I talked to an assistant to a high ranking Wall Street financial consultant. She is black and an immigrant from Haiti who came to America believing that "hard work" was all it would take to achieve the American dream. She was disdainful of American blacks "who used the excuse of racism." As far as she was concerned, her skin color had been neither an obstacle nor a limitation.
I recall the Civil Rights movement and reported on it when I was a young journalist. At one point I met Dr. Martin Luther King. I recall that the movement was driven by hope that, for blacks, the American dream could and would be achieved. Then, within a week after the 1965 Voting Rights Act was signed by President Johnson, riots broke out in the Watts area of Los Angeles. Why, asked white America.
Why did blacks cheer when O.J. Simpson was found not guilty of murdering his former wife and her friend when virtually everyone knew or believed he was guilty? And why was no one, black or white, surprised when he was found guilty of the latest charges against him?
This writer is not arguing that blacks in America did not suffer centuries of slavery and, following the Civil War, another century of segregation before their full rights as citizens were written into laws like the Voting Rights Act. What Jesse Jackson knows is that Americans, particularly white Americans, have now made it manifestly clear that being black is no longer an excuse for failure and a host of other social ills that beset the black community.
Blacks have not lacked these years since the Civil Rights movement for role models. Now they have Barack Obama, the ultimate role model, the President-elect of the United States of America.
No doubt Jesse Jackson, a former candidate for President, a civil rights leader, and a decidedly flawed role model, was weeping from the emotion that seeing Barack Obama would have naturally evoked. No doubt American blacks have cause for joy today.
They have, however, an enormous task ahead of them. They are too often poor, drop out from school too much, have crime rates that are too high, give birth to too many single parent babies, and have been too dependent on government welfare programs.
Socially, they are still at the bottom of the barrel long after other racial groups such Asians have risen to the top. Hispanics who also came in search of the American dream now out-number them.
Lastly, there is something blacks have to fear. It is the backlash that is sure to come when President Obama does not make good on his promises. He is, after all, a politician no matter the color of his skin.
Worse for blacks will be an economy in free-fall where jobs disappear, investment dries up, and other troubles are laid at the feet of The One who says he intends to change America and the world. When that happens, they will have cause to think something has gone terribly wrong.
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Speaking from South Africa, and therefore as one who knows, I can assure you that the US, and in fact the world, will never be the same again. Never again expect any Reagan to emerge and make things right. It won't happen!
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A Letter from the Chairman: This Year has been….UNBELIEVABLE!
& Opportunity
If there is no struggle, there is no progress.
ENGAGE. EMPOWER. EQUIP.
Applying Biblical
NO STRUGGLE . NO PROGRESS
Supporting Criminal
Justice Reform
ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Black Families
ENGAGE. EMPOWER. EQUIP
equiping faith-based
FAITH-BASED SOLUTIONS
Cultural &
That is the best word to describe the Douglass Leadership Institute's staff as we reflect on the success of our 'Turning the Tide' initiative, which exceeded all our expectations. From the 2,000 people who joined us in Woodbridge, Virginia to hear Rev. Bernice King, to appearances on Fox and Friends, these accomplishments would have been impossible without the sacrificial support of our incredible partners. It has truly been a remarkable year!
Through media appearances and over thirty free community forums in strategic cities, DLI has been able to draw national attention to failed government policies that have contributed to the horrific breakdown of vulnerable families. Our "Strengthening the Black Family" forums offered community-based solutions that pastors and local leaders can implement immediately to begin reversing these destructive trends.
"I thank God for DLI. My eyes have been opened to the real problems in our communities. I had no idea that we had been targeted with this stuff. We have to do a better job of informing our people and electing the right leaders to office," said one urban pastor.
Because of your support, this leader and so many others like him, have been empowered to bring real change to their communities.
In the fall, DLI staff went door-to-door in the battleground states of North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida to continue our initiative by distributing non-partisan, faith-based voter guides. The materials provided detailed information about the policy positions of both state and federal candidates. We engaged and mobilized hundreds of churches and volunteers to distribute over 1.5 million guides. This was a monumental undertaking that cost over $100,000 and required thousands of travel miles and man hours.
The Douglass Leadership Institute's vision is to see prosperous, flourishing communities transformed by a message of both righteousness and justice. We have been overwhelmed by what God has already done, but we cannot continue without your ongoing support.
Decide now to make a year-end contribution to the Douglass Leadership Institute of $25; $50; $500 or $1000. All contributions are tax-deductible. Click here to give online or mail check to DLI, PO Box 1559 Greenbelt, MD 20768
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What worries or excites you about the future of work and workers? What will be the most consequential changes in the workplace, and what anxieties and possibilities will they produce?
Pacific Standard, in collaboration with the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, has been asking these questions of business and union leaders, social scientists, technology visionaries, and journalists around the world for a special project. Over the past few months, we've collected dozens of responses. You can find the first batch now at PSmag.com, where we've developed a special commenting system that allows you to weigh in with your own answers to the questions posed above, and to interact directly with our blue-ribbon panel of contributors.
Former presidential advisor to Bill Clinton Maria Echaveste on three ways to protect the middle class.
Washington Post columnist Harold Meyerson on the opportunity for workers to promote a range of new public policies through innovative campaigns.
Katherine Isbister, professor of computational media at the University of California–Santa Cruz, on making technology easier on our minds and bodies.
Dean Baker on why we shouldn't fault robots for taking our jobs. Instead, the co-founder of the Center for Economic and Policy Research argues, we should blame the political failure to alter labor laws to protect workers as new technologies proliferate.
Dorothy Cobble on how most Americans work too much and are paid too little. Reversing these trends, the professor and author of Feminism Unfinished writes, is the most important thing we can do to improve the lives of workers and their families today.
Natasha Iskander on whether the kafala system of indentured worker contracts in Qatar is our future, rather than a vestige of some more brutal time.
Sebastian Thrun on how, because machines can learn faster than people, it's just a matter of time before we'll be outranked. The people who thrive, the Udacity CEO argues, will be the ones who know how to exploit artificial intelligence to gain superhuman capabilities.
CASBS director Margaret Levi on how the future of post-industrial societies is casual labor, part-time and seasonal employment, jobs without benefits or rights, and workers without a voice.
But this is just the beginning. Questions as far-reaching as the ones we proposed call for a deep and detailed discussion. We'll be continuing the conversation online, adding new columns every single weekday in September and October.
And pick up a copy of the next issue of Pacific Standard, in which we'll summarize some of the most thought-provoking ideas from our ambitious special project and apply the strict framework you've come to expect from us: a close and careful look at research that matters, combined with narrative and investigative reporting on society's biggest problems—both established and emerging.


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Afghanis to seek elusive peace at new dialogue on July 7
作者: Habib Toumi on 4 July , 2019.
标签: Afghanistan, Germany, peace, Qatar
Germany and Qatar will co-host an intra Afghan dialogue on July 7-8 to support the peace process in Afghanistan. The dialogue will be held in the Qatari capital Doha in "the wake of unwavering ferocity across Afghanistan as war even further intensified between Afghan forces and the Taliban fighters," Afghani media reported. Both Germany and Qatar confirmed the dialogue would be held within days and said in a press release that "Afghanistan is at an important crossroad to seize the opportunity to achieve peace, so direct agreement between the Afghan parties is one of the most important elements of any process leading to this objective."
"Only Afghans are capable of determining the future of their country. The intra-Afghan dialogue can help clarify the options and opportunities that this direct consensus entails," the statement said. Berlin and Doha have already sent out invitations to the Afghan parties that would participate in their personal capacity only and on an equal footing. The statement hoped that the conference would contribute to building confidence between the main stakeholders representing a wide spectrum of the people and society of Afghanistan "in order to support peace and stability in Afghanistan and the region in general."
Zalmay Khalilzad, the U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation who is leading the U.S. government effort to facilitate dialogue and negotiations to bring peace to Afghanistan, said that the intra Afghan dialogue was crucial. "I want to thank Germany and Qatar for agreeing to host the upcoming July 7-8 intra-Afghan Dialogue Conference. This dialogue is an essential element of the four-part peace framework & an important step in advancing the Afghan Peace Process," he posted on his Twitter account. "Mutual acceptance, seeking consensus, and agreeing to resolve political differences without force is what is needed to learn from the tragedy of the last 40 years. I wish participants success," he said on the microblog. On Monday, Taliban carried out an attack in Kabul that left dozens dead and wounded.
According to an AP report, the car bomb blast ripped through downtown Kabul during the early morning commute and set off a nearly 10-hour attack that included a series of smaller explosions and a gun battle between insurgents and Afghan security forces. The United Nations condemned the attack. "The use of explosives in civilian-populated areas continues to cause extreme harm to Afghanistan's civilian population, and I call for an immediate end to the horrible practice," said Tadamichi Yamamoto, the Secretary-General's Special Representative for Afghanistan. "Loss of life, maiming, damage to schools, businesses and personal property, along with widespread fear – these are the real consequences of such attacks in urban areas."
The White House also condemned the act of terrorism, stating that "this brazen attack demonstrates the Taliban's callous disregard for their fellow Afghans, who have repeatedly voiced the urgency of finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict." The terrorist attack occurred as U.S. officials and Taliban representatives were holding their seventh round of peace talks that began on Saturday. The U.S. is keen on an end to the 18-year-old war in the country and during an unannounced visit to the Afghani capital last month, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. was close to reaching a preliminary agreement with the Taliban. The U.S. has been pressing during its talks to ensure that once it pulls its troops out of the country, Afghan territories would not be used as a base by terrorists as it had been by Al Qaida.
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Fast Rode the Knight by Stephen Crane
Fast Rode the Knight by Stephen Crane is a story of a zealous "knight" rushing into battle in order to rescue his "lady." This, however, is only the surface of the poem's meaning. Through careful examination of details that are left behind, words that are overlooked, and heroic symbols and ideals, the reader can infer the true theme of Fast Rode the Knight rests in the dangers of youthful zeal that is not tempered with good sense and preparation. This "knight," overall, was not sufficiently concerned with such factors, and his end was brutal.
For this, Crane has created a quick-paced poem to mirror "the knight['s]" rush of adrenaline and the ways that youthful enthusiasm can suddenly lead to doom. The warning, then, is to always lead with something beyond naïve determination in order to find success.
Fast Rode the Knight Analysis
Lines 1-4
Fast rode the knight
With spurs, hot and reeking,
Ever waving an eager sword,
"To save my lady!"
These first lines of Fast Rode the Knight paint a heroic picture of "the knight" as he charged to "save [his] lady" from some unnamed danger in a barely-described scenario. There is no indication given about what this danger was to the "lady," and very little detail about "the knight" himself other than he had "spurs," was "hot and reeking" and "wav[ed] an eager sword."
The choice of description places the focus directly on "the knight['s]" emotions and "eager[ness]" above the rationale of why he had to rescue this woman. This technique is a representation of the zeal of youthful love and heroism that can lead to reckless zeal. Essentially, to "the knight," the particulars of the peril did not matter against his love and desire to be the hero, and to parallel this idea, Crane offers no details on the matter to the reader. Like "the knight," the reader can only be concerned with his enthusiasm and desire, as if those are the only things that matter.
Clearly, however, "the knight" was invested in this effort since he was "hot and reeking," and he came prepared for the endeavor to some extent since he had "spurs" and a "sword." Unfortunately, the reader cannot know if this preparation was sufficient at this point since no description has been offered about the danger he "[f]ast rode" into.
Lines 5-10
Fast rode the knight,
And leaped from saddle to war.
Men of steel flickered and gleamed
Like riot of silver lights,
And the gold of the knight's good banner
Still waved on a castle wall.
Line 5 is a replica of Line 1 with one difference: there is a comma after the end of Line 5 whereas Line 1 had none. This could be an indication of a slight pause on "the knight['s]" part, as if he approached the "castle wall" and "war," and experienced hesitance beyond his youthful zeal. This would be a logical reaction upon having to confront what he seemed to have pushed to the side of his mind early on. He was, after all, focused on the "lady" and heroism, but when confronted by bloodshed and violence, he could have second-guessed his decision, if only for a moment.
His enthusiasm and determination won out, though, as can be seen in the fact that he "leaped from saddle to war." Whatever his hesitance then, he pushed past it to fight for his "lady." This, then, is evidence that he chose his enthusiasm over his senses telling him to pause and reconsider.
"[L]eaped," as it happens, is a telling verb in this context since it leaves behind any hesitance that was shown by the comma. It comes with enthusiasm that is almost playful in its delivery, like a child merrily "leap[ing]" in a feigned battle. This, once again, reveals a youthful "eager[ness]" of rushing into something unknown for a heroic tale. In fact, at this point, the reader can infer that "the knight['s]" enthusiasm had more to do with heroism than affection for the "lady" since at no other point, through these lines or what is to come, does Crane mention the "lady." Instead, the narration clings to points of regal tales—like "[m]en of steel," "silver lights," and a "good banner." This contrasts the notion that "the knight" was primarily interested in rescuing his love, and reveals his true mindset to be heroism. With this mentality, "the knight" seems childlike, impatient, and too "eager."
That "eager[ness]" causes there to be no point of hesitation beyond the comma in Line 5. All other aspects of these lines show determination, passion, and an actual sense of glee as he "leaped" into "war." In fact, the final scene of these lines is like a warrior in a moment of battle glory as "the gold of the knight's good banner [s]till waved on a castle wall." This indicates continued striving, as well as sensations of contentment and honor, and this combination feels like something that would have carried "the knight" to success.
Lines 11-16
A horse,
Blowing, staggering, bloody thing,
Forgotten at foot of castle wall.
Dead at foot of castle wall.
The series of periods for Line 11 shows a passage of time, but they are not the standard ellipsis. Rather, there are five periods in place of the three an ellipsis would employ. This variation could reveal confusion in regard to what occurred over this passage of time, as if the person reporting the details can hardly understand what happened.
This confusion is mirrored in the neglected words throughout the passage and the clipped methods of delivering information. Specifically, the "horse" is described as "[b]lowing, staggering, [and] bloody," and the description continues when it is noted as "[d]ead" and "[f]orgotten at foot of castle wall." There is not, however, any verb in that context that can stand as a main verb of a sentence. Rather, they all apply as descriptions, which makes the statements feel more like rambling than coherent sentences. As well, there is no "the" before or within "foot of castle wall," though syntax would necessitate two. Once more then, the structure of these lines is grammatically confused to bring that element of confusion regarding the turn of events to the forefront of the discussion.
The reason for the confusion becomes clear when Crane notes that the "horse" is "[d]ead" near the "castle wall." While this does not explicitly mention "the knight," it is clear that this "horse" is the one "the knight" "leaped" from. One hint of this connection is the already mentioned periods for Line 11. It is as if the "Fast rode the knight" line has been replaced by these periods, indicating that he is no longer a part of the picture. It makes sense, then, that the next focal point would be connected to what remains of him—like the "horse" he rode into battle.
Given how confident and almost gleeful "the knight" was about charging into battle, seeing that his goal went unaccomplished can be a "staggering" idea because his victory seemed so sure. Still, he fell, and so did his "horse."
This is a statement that youthful zeal, while energetic and lively, can be harmful if it is not tempered with sense and reason. Since "the knight" did not concern himself with the enemy or his good sense too greatly before rushing into battle, he is the example of a too-zealous young person. The confusion and failure, in the end, are a warning about where such blind passion can lead.
About Stephen Crane
Born in 1871, Stephen Crane wrote a number of works—including novels and poems—and has been accredited for issuing in American Naturalism. His career, however, was short-lived since he died of tuberculosis in 1900 shortly after completing Active Service. He had thirteen brothers and sisters, two of whom also had writing ties.
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Frank Lampard's miserable stint ends, gets sacked by Everton
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Everton Football Club has been facing a difficult season, with the team currently sitting in the bottom three of the Premier League and fans growing increasingly frustrated with the direction of the club.
The situation came to a head recently when the team suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands of fellow relegation strugglers West Ham, leading to the sacking of manager Frank Lampard.
This marks the sixth manager to be sacked by owner Farhad Moshiri in less than seven years, and the club is now on the lookout for yet another leader to try and turn things around.
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In the wake of the team's poor performance, a number of protests have been carried out by Everton fans, primarily directed towards those above Lampard, including Moshiri himself.
The anger and frustration of the supporters has now led to the sacking of Lampard, with the club looking to make a change in order to try and improve their fortunes.
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Despite facing the possibility of losing his job, Lampard remained determined and dedicated to his role as manager. Speaking after the defeat at West Ham, Lampard stated: "I absolutely don't fear, I'm proud to do the job. I never get that far down the line to fear, I just do my job, I get up every day and think how we can get a little bit better, it's as simple as that."
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Moshiri is believed to have already spoken with Bielsa about the possibility of taking on the role, but it remains to be seen whether he will be interested or if he has the backing of other directors within the club.
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The future for Everton FC looks uncertain at the moment, with the team currently in a precarious position in the league and the club facing a number of off-field issues.
A new stadium costing at least £550m is under construction at Bramley-Moore Dock.
The club's last three available set of accounts show combined losses of £372.6m and lucrative commercial ties were cut with companies owned by the oligarch Alisher Usmanov after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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by Jeff Foust — March 20, 2018
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope emerged from Chamber A at NASA's Johnson Space Center in December. An updated launch date for the mission could be announced next week. Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn
WASHINGTON — A decision on a new launch date for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, and announcement of any potential breach of its $8 billion cost cap, could come next week, an agency official said March 20.
At a meeting of the NASA Advisory Council's science committee here, Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA associate administrator for science, said an independent review of the schedule for the flagship space observatory was wrapping up.
"We're just in the last part of an independent review of the schedule," he said. Zurbuchen announced plans for that review during a House Science Committee hearing on the status of the space telescope in December. At that time, he said he expected that process to be completed, and a new launch date selected, by February.
NASA announced in September 2017 that the launch of JWST, then scheduled for October 2018, would slip until a window running from March to June 2019. The agency has not updated that launch date and in some statements has omitted the March-to-June window, such as a Feb. 5 statement about the shipment of JWST's optics and instruments from Texas to California that offered only a 2019 launch date.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office, in a Feb. 28 report, warned that additional delays in the observatory's development, caused by technical problems with the spacecraft and its deployable sunshield, were likely given limited schedule reserves. Additional delays, it added, made it possible that the telescope's cost would exceed a cap of $8 billion established by Congress in a "replan" of the mission in 2011.
"Under the 2011 replan, Congress placed an $8 billion cap on formulation and development costs, but any long delays beyond the new launch window — which, as noted above, are likely — place the project at risk of exceeding this cap," the GAO concluded in the report.
Zurbuchen didn't state if he expected such a cost breach, but said that if it took place, it would require notification of Congress. That revised schedule, and potential notification, could come next week.
"Whenever you state a work breach, it's a public event because you have to inform Congress," he said. "My guess right now is that the announcement would be next week." He added there were a number of "congressional interactions" currently regarding JWST as well as a final 2018 spending bill.
Despite the potential new cost and schedule problems, Zurbuchen emphasized the scientific importance of JWST at the committee meeting as he gave an overview of NASA's broader portfolio of science missions. "Webb is another spacecraft and investigation that is bound to make history," he said. "If you stand in the same room with any one of those parts of the spacecraft, you appreciate both the complexity and the importance of that telescope. It's breaking records in every dimension."
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Les forêts tempérées décidues et mixtes, forêts tempérées caducifoliées ou forêts némorales forment un vaste biome transcontinental constitué de grandes forêts d'arbres à feuilles caduques c'est-à-dire qui tombent durant la saison hivernale.

Situation
Ce type de végétation couvre l'Europe de l'Ouest et centrale, l'est de la Russie, une partie du Caucase, de la Chine, et de l'Himalaya, le nord-est du continent américain aux États-Unis et au Canada, ainsi que la Nouvelle-Zélande et des zones côtières d'Amérique du Sud et d'Australie.

Cette forêt a été grandement détruite ou endommagée depuis des millénaires par les défrichements humains notamment dus à l'agriculture, la sédentarisation et l'explosion démographique, et l'exploitation du bois (dont la construction navale depuis l'époque romaine qui a littéralement dévasté le pourtour méditerranéen).

Climat
Les forêts mixtes ou tempérées sont situées dans des régions suffisamment arrosées à climats tempérés, généralement de type océanique ou semi-continental si l'hiver n'est pas trop doux.

Biomasse
La biomasse de ce genre de forêt est relativement grande. Près de la moitié est dans le sol, l'autre moitié est sur pied.

Biodiversité
Ces forêts abritent une diversité très élevée de champignons et invertébrés notamment, ainsi probablement que de bactéries et autres microorganismes.
Des cortèges d'espèces typiquement forestières ou strictement dépendantes du bois mort sont en régression du fait de la rareté en bois mort et de la fragmentation forestière notamment.

En 2012, en France, le Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, Natureparif, et l'association Noé Conservation ont lancé un suivi participatif pour avancer dans la compréhension du fonctionnement des écosystèmes boisés, particulièrement touchés par les activités humaines, et pour mieux connaître l'état de santé de nos forêts.

Structure
Les forêts tempérées sont structurées de quatre strates :
 Une canopée d'arbres matures de grandes tailles;
 Un ensemble d'arbres en pleine croissance;
 Une basse couche d'arbustes;
 Une couche au sol constituée d'herbes.

Listes des écorégions
La variété floristique et la luxuriance végétale permettent de distinguer plusieurs nuances :
 La forêt de feuillus d'Europe et d'Asie occidentale
 La forêt appalachienne
 La forêt mixte laurentienne
 La forêt mixte du sud-est chinois
 La forêt mixte du sud-est des États-Unis

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Let The Night In is the sixth studio album by South African rock band Prime Circle. It was released worldwide via iTunes on June 13, 2014 through the band's newly formed label, Prime Records. This album is the follow up to the band's 2012 offering, Evidence (2012). The album was officially announced on April 25, 2014 via the band's official social media pages and website. The first single "Gone" was released on 21 May 2014 on the announcement of the album's iTunes pre-order listing, with Gone available for immediate download.

The album was supported by the band's first South African arena tour, which included dates at the Teatro Theatre at Montecasino in Johannesburg (18/19 July 2014), Cape Town's Grand Arena, Grandwest (9 August 2014) and Bloemfontein's Sand du Plessis Theatre (31 July & 1 August 2014). The band  embarked on a European tour in June 2014 in support of the album including dates in Spain, France and Belgium where they performed at Graspop Festival. In October the band returns to Germany to tour the album extensively across the country.

Singles
"Gone" was released as the album's first single on 21 May 2014 and immediately entered the charts across South Africa. The second single, "Doors", was released on 21 August 2014.

Track listing

References

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Alaska Geology 101
July 6, 2021 / updated November 20, 2021
With active volcanoes, the highest mountains in North America, and some of the most dramatic glaciers on the planet, Alaska has enough fascinating geology to keep an Earth scientist busy for many lifetimes; the Last Frontier's extensively deformed and powerfully jumbled rock layers illustrate a complex and extraordinary geologic history spanning hundreds of millions of years.
In this article, I'll boil down the research and lay out a basic framework to help make Alaska geology more easily digestible. That way, you'll know exactly what you're seeing when you observe the Inside Passage's magical landscapes firsthand!
Alaska Geology: A Long History of Massive Collisions
Some of the rock layers that make up Alaska are, frankly, unfathomably old. Indeed, material exposed at the land surface is in some places from Precambrian time, before the dinosaurs or even any land plants existed! Interestingly, however, some cooled Alaskan lavas are literally younger than you!
How is it that Alaska features rocks of such strikingly different ages? The answer lies in accretion. What a mess! Alaska's rock record is a jumbled story spanning hundreds of millions of years. The various colors on this map represent variously-aged sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks that were plastered onto the landmass. (1)
Don't panic! This geologic map is chock-full of detail, but the important point is quite simple: the Alaska that we know is effectively made up of hundreds of landmasses that over many millions of years have slammed into, or accreted onto, the growing body. And those differently-colored regions you're looking at? Many of them represent rock that was carried along on mobile tectonic plates until it collided with Alaska. Over time, as more and more landmasses, or terranes, accreted onto the continent, Alaska grew in size even as it developed a more and more jumbled rock record.
As the Pacific Plate (left) dives under the North American Plate (right), melted rock rises up and is erupted as lava! This process was the fundamental cause of the huge Alaska earthquake of 1964. (2)
What's more, similar processes continue to occur today! Have you ever noticed the lengthy Aleutian Island chain that stretches from Alaska's southwestern corner across the northern Pacific and toward Russia? This prominent feature has developed in relatively recent geologic time as the massive Pacific Plate, which is moving northward at a few centimeters per year, ducks under the less-dense North American Plate. This so-called subduction of the Pacific Plate, responsible for many aspects of Alaska geology, causes the plunging rock to heat up and melt, creating lava that builds up the island chain a little more each year!
As we'll see next, the motion of tectonic plates is responsible for several distinct geologic features that characterize the Land Frontier.
Alaska's Magnificent Mountains
You may already be aware that Alaska is home to the tallest mountain in North America. Denali, previously referred to as Mt. McKinley, tops out at a whopping 20,310 feet above sea level! Also a product of tectonic plate collisions, the truly imposing peak was first climbed in 1913 by a daring Episcopal priest named Hudson Stuck. On a clear day, you can see Denali all the way from Anchorage, some 130 miles away!
My, what a lovely peak! You can't discuss Alaska geology without address this imposing goliath! Hard to imagine that Denali was first climbed in 1913, not to mention after a lengthy trek by dogsled!
So many mountain ranges, it can be tough to keep track! Denali is in the Alaska Range (dark blue). (3)
Denali, though, isn't by any means the only impressive mountain in Alaska. The state features so many distinct ranges, in fact, that keeping track of them all can be a bit confusing! From the Brooks Range in the far north to the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains in southern Alaska, each of the state's mountain ranges represents the accretion of new rock bodies followed by additional collisions that compressed this material and helped force it up toward the sky!
The Big Alaska Earthquake: The Price We Pay for Glorious Topography
If it's occurred to you that the enormous collisions that characterize Alaskan geology probably don't just happen peacefully and quietly, you're right! Indeed, the extraordinary forces at work here have produced periodic earthquakes that rival any others on Earth. As the Pacific Plate, for example, has pushed its way below the North American Plate, it has from time to time slipped along in bursts that catastrophically shake the surrounding land in a powerful Alaska earthquake!
That's exactly what happened on March 27, 1964, when a magnitude-9.2 Alaska earthquake originated around 80 miles east of Anchorage. The second most powerful quake in recorded history, the so-called Good Friday Earthquake devastated the developing port town. Even more impressive, at least to me, this Alaska earthquake caused the land surface in some areas around the Prince William Sound to rise or fall as much as several dozen feet! If you drive southeast from Anchorage on Highway 1, for instance, you'll encounter the preserved skeletons of trees that were killed when, during this massive Alaska earthquake, the very ground supporting them slid down into the sea.
Anchorage's Fourth Street, 1964, following the Good Friday Alaska Earthquake. Evidence of the event can still be seen at downtown Anchorage's Earthquake Park.
Volcanoes and the Ring of Fire
Remember the Aleutian Island chain I mentioned earlier? As part of the boundary between the Pacific and North American tectonic plates, it represents a 1200-mile-long portion of the notorious Ring of Fire. This massive structure, which roughly outlines the Pacific Ocean, is a seismically active band where most of the world's major volcanic eruptions take place.
Considering southwestern Alaska's place along the Ring of Fire, it makes sense that the Last Frontier is the home of a number of active volcanoes. One particularly notable example is Mount Redoubt. The highest of the Aleutian peaks, Redoubt has erupted explosively a number of times since it was first observed. In 1989, for instance, the mountain experienced a major blast that caused ash to rain down as far as hundreds of miles away! The so-called Ring of Fire, which roughly follows the outline of the Pacific Ocean, is a zone of high volcanic and seismic activity resulting from major tectonic activity. The massive 1964 Alaska earthquake was propagated along a portion of it. The 1989-1990 eruption of Mount Redoubt, southwest of Anchorage, lasted six months in total. A Boeing 747 commercial flight was caught in the initial ash cloud, but the plane was landed safely.
The List Goes On and On…
With its volcanic explosions and record-shattering earthquakes, Alaska is without a doubt the site of some impressive natural spectacles! Alaska geology, though, doesn't only consist of the catastrophic. Besides a vast array of massive glaciers, Alaska features geologic oddities like Katmai National Park's Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, where ash from a 1912 volcanic eruption remains in some places more than 700 feet thick! Recent news to me, northwestern Alaska's Kobuk Valley National Park even features a 20,000-acre patch of rolling sand dunes!
Taking Care of Alaska's Grand Geological Heritage
As complex a tectonic past as Alaska boasts, it's no surprise that parts of the state are home to some pretty remarkable geologic resources. Just consider the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush, when tens of thousands of hopeful prospectors set out in search of mineral riches! In the past few years, you've also likely heard about conservationists' efforts to protect the stunning Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil and gas exploration. Indeed, thanks ultimately to the powerful work of rocks, Alaska has a special way of calling in wealth-seekers and wanderlusty explorers alike. We'll just have to make sure that, after all that Alaska's given us, we work responsibly to help protect this last great wilderness for generations to come.
Check out some of these Alaska geology resources to follow up on what you've read here.
Learn more about Alaska geology with my article on Glaciers, part of our Nature and History series.
Read more on Alaska's volcanoes and see some cool eruption footage (!) with this article from Alaska Trekker.
Relive the exhilarating first ascent of Denali by the ambitious explorer Hudson Stuck.
Research and see some stunning photos of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
For the dedicated rockhounds, learn about just about any aspect of Alaska geology, be it minerals, structure, or sediment, with the Alaska Geological Society.
References: (1) Modified from Beikman, H.M., 1980, Geologic map of Alaska: U.S. Geological Survey. Retrieved 6 Jan 2017 from https://pubs.usgs.gov/ha/ha730/chn/gif/N010.gif (2) Modified from USGS, "Subduction Zone of East Aleutian Volcanic Arc," OFR 00-365. Retrieved 6 Jan 2017 from http://unimak.us/images/eastaleutiansvolcanicarcsubductionzoneusgs00365450x.jpg (3) Credit Dorothy Nelson. Retrieved 6 Jan 2017 from http://www.firstalaskacruise.com/uploads/2/4/5/0/24503824/2202311orig.gif?362
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Home Tech Guide Best Netflix Miniseries: Less Than 7 Chapters
Best Netflix Miniseries: Less Than 7 Chapters
Sharlene Meriel
Don't despair with endless seasons, and check out our recommendations on Netflix.
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Many people avoid venturing into the ins and outs of a television series for the simple fact that it has too many seasons and chapters, which creates a certain burden. As we like to please you, we believe that the best solution for this slight problem is to propose some miniseries available on Netflix, as we already recommend content similar to Shtisel. You can avoid strenuous marathons on the red platform.
With the self-imposed limitation that the content that we are going to recommend below must have less than seven chapters, we believe that you will be able to see any series on the list in a weekend, an afternoon if you hurry me, and, in addition, be able to be at a day in other titles or movies you want to see. Of course, we await your assessment of our social networks and that you tell us what you think of our selection.
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Whether you enjoy national content, such as Midas's Favorites, or if you need a dose of foreign fiction, with the outstanding example of Unorthodox, we have a list of perfect series for you to enjoy. You can even see interesting documentaries or works closer to classic television shows.
Midas favorites
This is how they see us
A self-made woman
The mess you leave
The theft of the century
The spy
The Alcàsser case
High Score: The World of Video Games
Crime Scene: Disappearance at Hotel Cecil
Survive death
Life in Full Color, with David Attenborough
Sons of Sam: A Descent into Hell
We start this list of recommendations with a play starring the versatile Carey Mulligan. She will play a very insightful detective who is assigned a murder case of a humble pizza delivery man. The intrigue, which will be discovered as the footage progresses, will reveal a hidden conspiracy that involves dangerous drug traffickers, smugglers, and even spies. MI5, the British intelligence service, will be one of the central points of the plot, with surprising revelations in its final part.
Seasons: 1
Episodes available: 4
Approximate duration: 60 minutes
See Collateral on Netflix
The cast of this miniseries, led by the always impeccable Luis Tosar, is at the height of a production that knows how to handle thriller and pure drama with ease and where we will have the opportunity to witness the threats of a strange group, who call themselves Midas' favorites, and who will blackmail a major Spanish publisher, threatening to kill innocent victims if their conditions are not met. Both the technical bill and the cast of actors and actresses are at the height of a great thriller.
Watch Midas Favorites on Netflix
We are facing a story is based on real events, which tells us how a group of adolescents from Harlem, almost children, already see themselves involved in a homicide, simply because of their race and because they are at the most inopportune moment at the precise moment. The US justice and the class system of the country will be tested in one case and trial, which led to talk about at the time, and we can observe how, in counted occasions, it is easier to point to weak to investigate and raise dirt.
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If you want a story that fills you with life, that reveals a world that you did not know until now, and with a protagonist as charismatic as Shira Haas, an actress who plays Esther Shapiro, you have come to the right place. Within the Jewish religion, in the Orthodox split, women must fulfill and interpret the role that God has entrusted to them. However, Esther is not for work and leaves her home in New York to take refuge in Germany and discover a new one. Way of life.
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The American producers love collecting key figures in its history, although this is somewhat less known, and encumbrances in movies and series. On this occasion, in a play based on real events, we will be able to discover the story of Sarah, an African-American woman who, from scratch, built an empire around beauty products and ended up being a billionaire.
Watch A Self Made Woman on Netflix
We are facing one of those television series that are based on novels that have been very successful among avid readers and that end up being brought to the small screen, this time with great ease and with a truly outstanding production effort. As happens in this mysterious and tense narrative, a teacher who has just arrived at a high school in a town in Galicia will delve into a story of betrayal, crime, and mistrust under the pressure of the apparent suicide of her former partner.
See The Clutter You Leave on Netflix
Perhaps La Casa de Papel has added another point of interest in bank robberies and has given them greater visibility on platforms such as Netflix. Still, we must not forget that this genre has been generating interest for decades, with really grandiose titles. On this occasion, we will witness a great robbery of the Bank of the Republic of Colombia, a real event in the 90s. During the course of the chapters, we will witness how a couple of thief friends will look for the perfect gang to break the bank, although the problems will not take long to appear.
Watch Heist of the Century on Netflix
Sasha Baron Cohen already has the stigma, for a few years at least, of being considered one of the most irreverent comedians on the international scene. However, this time we will see him play a completely different role since he will have to put himself in the shoes of an agent of Mossad, the Israeli intelligence service, and travel to Syria for a mission that will last in time.
See The Spy on Netflix
New clues and a new investigation will take up one of the most notorious cases at the end of the last century in Spain. The first is on the run from justice, while the second has served 21 years in prison and is among us again. The discovery of the corpses of three young people, Míriam, Toñi, and Desirée, will unleash a media storm in our country, with as many conspiracy theories as one can imagine, and will bring out the darker side of the human being, represented in the main suspects, Antonio Angles, and Miguel Ricart.
See The Alcàsser case on Netflix
Nobody, no matter how much they try to deny it, is spared having spent part of their childhood hooked on some video game, even if you belong to a distant generation, those that showed what the 80s and 90s were like. Thanks to this Netflix documentary series, Available in six chapters, we will have the opportunity to know some of the best-kept secrets of the most classic video games that we can remember, such as Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, or a fighting game like Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat. The tears of longing are served.
See High Score: The World of Video Games on Netflix
The Cecil Hotel, located in the city of Los Angeles, never had a good reputation, in part because it is located in one of the most conflictive areas of the Californian town. However, its popularity drops further when a citizen, Elisa Lam, disappears inside without leaving any trace to date. The last images of Elisa will be in the hotel elevator and will trigger an unprecedented search. It will be Joe Berlinger, a famous documentary filmmaker, who investigates what happened at the hotel.
Watch Crime Scene: Disappearance at Hotel Cecil on Netflix
Science, despite the number of people engaged in work related to it, still cannot explain everything that happens around us. Perhaps death is one of the deepest mysteries we can face, something that happens every day all over the planet, and this documentary series, available on Netflix, will try to clear up some doubts, especially in terms of experiences close to the death, people called mediums, messages from the other side, sights, and sounds from beyond the grave.
Watch Surviving Death on Netflix
David Attenborough makes an appearance with a story about how wild animals use the hues of their skin, fur, or feathers to interact with dangerous and cruel environments. We will learn about the fight between two red frogs, how some animals use their colors to camouflage themselves with the environment or, for example, how a baboon boasts colors, all with an advanced camera system, which has made it possible to capture shades rarely seen by the human eye.
See Life in full color on Netflix
The true-crime genre is in high demand nowadays, and that is why we recommend some series on this topic. On this occasion, we offer you a documentary, divided into four parts and available on Netflix, that shows the obsession of an American reporter, Maury Terry, with the connection between a series of mysterious murders in New York City and a possible satanic cult. The escalation of tension grows as the footage progresses and warns us about getting too deep into some investigations.
Watch Sons of Sam: A Descent into Hell on Netflix
Although we are not talking about a fiction series, but rather a serial documentary, the story of Nevenka Fernández, the first woman who managed to win a sexual harassment lawsuit in our country, is reflected in three intense episodes, narrated by The protagonist herself, where we will see how she becomes the objective of the mayor of Ponferrada to be exposed to the public light, with a shattered mind, both by the mistreatment and by the repercussion of the case. Without a doubt, this is one of Netflix's riskiest miniseries in recent times.
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Sharlene Meriel is an avid gamer with a knack for technology. He has been writing about the latest technologies for the past 5 years. His contribution in technology journalism has been noteworthy. He is also a day trader with interest in the Forex market.
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"There is a growing consensus that the rule of law is under threat" See how Canadians are making a difference The Canadian Constitution is the regulation that defines the powers of government and the rights of the people. It tells us how we want to govern ourselves and structure our society. The Constitution contains the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (often referred to as the "Charter"). The Charter lists the most important rights and freedoms of Canadians. "Although Canada is founded on principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law." So what is the rule of law? Let Justice Watson tell you. The law affects almost every aspect of our lives every day. We have laws to deal with crimes like robbery and murder. And we have laws that govern activities like driving, working and getting married. Laws give us rules of conduct that protect everyone`s rights. The rule of law means that the law applies equally to everyone.
No one is above the law. Our politicians, police officers and wealthy individuals must all obey the law. Under the rule of law, Canadians have a responsibility to respect the law, even if they disagree with it. This means that you must obey a law, even if you don`t like it. "I`ve only had legal ideas throughout my adult life, so it`s been easy to be mesmerized by the concept of the rule of law throughout my life," Justice Watson said. The rule of law means that we recognize and accept that we need laws to regulate society. We must find a way to live together peacefully. Laws exist to help us do that. The rule of law is a fundamental principle of Canadian democracy. The Charter states that the rule of law is one of the principles on which Canada was founded. In fact, the veteran judge, who earned his law degree at the age of 21, says the rule of law is "almost the key" to his whole mentality, and he`s very enthusiastic about it. Everyone in Canada has legal rights.
Here are some of your important legal rights: Justice Watson said that the crucial values that the rule of law primarily reflects are the main elements of constitutionalism: federalism, democracy, rights and freedoms, and equality. And within those core values, there are things like the golden rule: treat others the way you want them to do to you. Private law sets the rules between individuals. It is also called civil law. Private law settles disputes between groups of people and compensates victims, as in the example of closure. A civil case is a lawsuit that settles private disputes. Laws are rules promulgated by the government that prohibit certain actions and are enforced by the courts. The laws apply equally to everyone.
If you break a law, you may have to pay a fine, pay for the damage you caused, or go to jail. In Roncarelli v. Duplessis, [1959] S.C.R. 121, the Supreme Court of Canada held that the Premier of Quebec acted arbitrarily and in good faith in ordering the suspension of a liquor licence granted to Mr. Roncarelli for his support of members of a religious denomination and not for reasons related to liquor licence legislation. The rule of law guarantees citizens and residents of the country a stable, predictable and orderly society in which they can manage their affairs. It provides a shield for individuals against arbitrary state actions. A good example of how the rule of law works in Canada is explained by Justice Watson with the analogy of a lone driver at an abandoned intersection in the middle of the night, patiently waiting for the red light to turn green even if there is no one there.
This illustration highlights the deep respect most Canadians have for the rule of law, both in theory and in practice, and shows their understanding of the value system and their tolerance for being part of the social contract that binds us all. In law, the rules that determine the political and legal organization of a state. The power and authority of governments, legislative bodies and courts, as well as their limits, all derive from the Constitution. In Canada, there are two main constitutional documents, the Constitution Act, 1867 and the Constitution Act, 1982. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is part of the Constitution Act, 1982. Public law lays down the rules governing relations between the individual and society. If someone breaks a criminal law, it is considered an injustice against society. The ultimate and ideal form of rule of law is found in democracies like Canada and reflects the best quality of the rule of law, which is consensus, he says.
"We accepted that. We signed it. And we sign it every day. "The Golden Rule is part of our rule of law. But as with democracy and federalism, a structure for rights and freedoms in our constitution is one of the ways in which we examine and strengthen the rule of law in our society," Justice Watson said. The "rule of law". refers to a principle of governance according to which all persons, institutions and bodies, public and private. are responsible for the implementation of laws that are publicly promulgated, equally applied and independently determined, and that are consistent with international human rights standards.
It also stresses that every society and organisation has a form of rule of law, even those that do not share our democratic values. But the rule of law that exists in these countries is a "miserable, thin and weak" rule of law.