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While I was drawing this I heard a noise and turned and saw a woman standing behind me, her hands on her hips.
'Hi,' she said as I paused my podcast* and took my earbuds out.
'Are you drawing that place because of the grass?'
'No,' I said looking back over at the house, 'I'm drawing it because I like the colour of it and the way the light falls on it…the dappled light…the path and the wrought iron.'
'Oh,' said the woman, who looked to be about 75, and was wearing beige slacks and a grey sweater with a pattern of burgundy diamonds on the front of it, 'well it's very very good.'
'Thanks a lot.' I said, looking down at the drawing and frowning as if I'd never seen it before in my life.
Then, not knowing what else to say, and hoping that shortly I could go back to my drawing and podcast, I asked her if she lived in the neighbourhood.
'Yes,' she said, 'right behind you, honey.'
Then she laughed, and so did I.
Then there was some silence, so I filled it by saying-
'I'll be finished in about an hour and a half. Come back then if you want to see it finished.'
'Alright honey,' she said, turning to walk away, 'I will.'
About 25 minutes later I heard a mans voice over the sound of my podcast and I looked up to see a smiling man and a girl standing there looking down at me and my drawing.
'Woah,' the man said as I paused my podcast and took my earbuds out, 'that's really good, you really got the light.'
I said thank you, and then the man told me that the girl liked to draw too.
'Do you?' I said to the girl who looked to be about 11 years old, was wearing a startlingly yellow hoodie, braided hair and carrying a school bag.
'Yes,' she said, 'but I can't draw like that.'
I told her she would be able to if she practiced.
Then we chatted a bit more about drawing, my accent, their neighbourhood and the girl's talents, until they left and I went back to my podcast and house.
It was around 10 minutes later when I heard a noise behind me and I turned to see the girl again, accompanied this time by a young woman.
'Woah,' said the young woman, as I again paused my podcast and took my earbuds out, 'that's amazing.'
I said thank you and the girl, who had several Celtic tattoos on her upper arms, told me she liked to draw.
'Aliens.' she told me when I asked her what she had recently drawn.
I asked her if she was taking art classes at school, and she told me she wasn't at school, that she was working at an animal welfare society.
'I work with dogs and cats,' she told me, and laughed, 'and rabbits, sometimes horses.'
'Nice job,' I said, smiling up at her.
Then she said she had to go.
'It was nice talking to you.' she said, and I said you too, and waved to the small girl, who waved back, and then I put my earbuds back in and went back to drawing and listening to my podcast.
About 5 minutes later I heard a mans voice over the sound of my podcast and I looked up to see a smiling man dressed in grey sports clothes, sunglasses and a golfing cap looking down at me.
I paused my podcast and took my earbuds out and smiled up at the man.
'Hello,' he said, 'I'm sorry to disturb you but that's a beautiful drawing.'
I told him thank you and he told me that I had captured the light, and I said thank you again, and then he told me he was terrible at drawing, but that his wife was good at art, but that he was good at golf.
I told him I was terrible at golf, that I had only played once.
'It didn't get you hooked?' he asked me.
'No,' I said, 'it's a dreadful game, I don't think I even made 3 holes.'
He laughed and asked me where my accent was from.
'Australia,' I said, 'have you been?'
'Yes,' he told me, 'I went to Sydney, I loved it there, beautiful.'
'I'm from Melbourne,' I lied.
Then the man held out his hand and said- 'My name is Gregory.'
'Gregory,' I said, 'I don't want to shake your hand because my hands are filthy.'
But Gregory didn't care and he shook my hand.
Then, after I told him my name, has asked me if I would do a drawing of his house.
'Sure,' I said, 'Not this week, though, but next week for sure.'
'It'll be for my wife.' he said.
'Then he told me the number of his house and I put it in my phone and said I would leave a note on his door once I had done the house.
'Okay,' he said, and smiled.
I smiled back at him and he said he should let me get back to my drawing and good bye and so I put my earbuds back in, turned my podcast on and went back to my drawing.
About 10 minutes later I looked up from my drawing to see Gregory standing there with a smiling woman.
I paused my podcast and said hello.
'Hello again,' said Gregory, 'I hope you don't mind, this is my wife.'
'Hello,' I said, as Gregory's wife held out her hand toward me.
'I don't think you want to shake my hand,' I said, 'it's filthy.'
I tried to fist-bump her, but she laughed and said she didn't mind shaking, so we shook hands.
'My name is Helen,' she said, and laughed.
I laughed too, and then Helen told me she liked my drawing and that she had studied art at college and that she wished she still drew.
Then we talked about pastels.
'These are soft pastels,' I told her, 'they're perfect because there's no waiting, they're instantly workable.'
I made some marks on a spare piece of black paper with a pastel I was holding and then sprayed some fixative on it.
'Watch this.' I said to Helen, and then I drew over the layer of the fixed pastel, showing her that I'd made layers of still vivid colours.
Helen asked to see the can of fixative.
'You can use hairspray,' I told her, 'It's cheaper but it tends to have splodges of oil in it which can spoil your drawing.'
Then we talked about an art store we both knew: a place on La Cienega that Gregory calls the Costco of art supplies.
'You can spend a fortune in there on stuff you didn't know you wanted.' he said.
We laughed at this and then Helen said it was lovely to meet me and that she was looking forward to the portrait of their house and Gregory put out his hand again for shaking.
For a few moments I watched them walk away and then, when I felt it was safe, I put my earbuds back in and started my podcast up, but it was only about 5 minutes until I was interrupted again, this time by the woman who'd spoken to me just after I'd started drawing.
'Do you mind if I take a photo for my neighbour,' she'd said, holding her phone out in front of her, 'might encourage her to water her grass more often.'
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Even in Delhi, there has been no attempt to regulate agencies supplying domestic help, says CITU president
Workers in India are defrauded in various ways. And the Government is far from being serious in protecting them, says K. Hemlata, the CITU president in the second part of the interview
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Published: 27 Jul 2019, 8:00 PM
Over 90% of India's workers are in the informal sector, most of them without any chance of unionisation. CITU has six million members and K. Hemlata is the current president of the central trade union. In a polarised India riven by caste, class and religious divide, she explains how the government and the industry have combined to deprive the workers not just of their rights but even the benefits guaranteed by Indian Labour laws.
K. Hemlata
For reasons of space, abridged excerpts of the interview with the CITU president, conducted by researchers of the Tricontinental Institute of Social Research, are being published here:
Karl Marx, in Capital, wrote that in his time the largest number of workers in Britain were in domestic service. What are the possibilities for organising domestic workers in India?
In general, in most sectors of domestic work, one employer hires several workers. This is the case in a factory or even in home-based work. But in domestic service, one worker can have many employers. A domestic worker goes from flat to flat cooking and cleaning, working for multiple employers in the course of a single day.
In this context, it is hard to negotiate with an employer. It is not even always possible to negotiate with a Residents' Association for an apartment building. That is why we have demanded that the government create welfare boards for those in domestic service. These boards would fix and monitor the provision of minimum wages as well as the working conditions of those in domestic work. But this is not being taken seriously by the government.
In Delhi – the capital of India – there are many agencies that supply domestic workers. These agencies are basically labour supply firms. They should be regulated. They often give some modest advance to the workers at high interest rates and then deduct service payments from their wages. Workers get bonded to these agencies.
What about Information Technology (IT) workers, since they would likely see themselves as white collar professionals rather than as workers?
IT workers began to suffer job loss after the 2008 crisis. The situation in the United States – which was the key destination for Indian IT workers – changed, and US visa possibilities dried up. Before the crisis, workers used to shift jobs easily and they had many opportunities. But the crisis meant that it was difficult to go abroad or to shift jobs or even to earn enough money. Recruitment has come down and pay packages have declined. A feeling grew that they need to organise themselves or at least raise their demands.
At that time, a debate opened up about whether IT workers are workers or professionals. We said that they are workers who have a classical employer-employee relationship and therefore should be organised. Whether they want to form unions or not is a different issue. Whether they have a right to form unions is clear – as employees they certainly have this right. The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) argued that IT employees are professionals and were not therefore workers with a right to unionise. They would, of course, take that position.
IT workers began to hold demonstrations and we supported them. They raised their grievances and they began to organise on the basis of these grievances. Unions began to be formed and registered, such as in Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.
Out of these struggles we formed the National Coordination Committee of IT and ITeS Employees Unions. In our work, we found that ITeS workers are paid very low salaries – Rs 10,000 per month – without job security or pension. They are a highly exploited section of the workforce.
This is not just in the private sector. The government has developed an electronic service ('e-seva') that digitises government services in an online portal scheme. Thousands of computer operators who are attached to this scheme are underpaid and exploited.
The Coordination Committee works with both private and public sector IT workers from Odisha to Tamil Nadu, from Telangana to Karnataka. We hope that we will be able to build a movement because the workers feel that they need to be organised. It is possible to organise them. By the way, graphic designers have formed a registered trade union that is affiliated with CITU in Maharashtra. It is a nation-wide union.
One of the elements that plagues the working class is social discrimination. Hierarchies of caste and gender and differences of religion and region play a role in dividing workers. What is the union's attitude towards social distinctions?
Our union, CITU, turns 50 years old this year. CITU's first president – BT Ranadive – addressed the issue of social discrimination in the 1970s. But we cannot claim to have addressed this issue forcefully enough.
How do you deal with the fact that social hierarchies of caste and gender divide workers? We fight these differences, particularly religious communalism, by linking workers together through their day-to-day issues. The politics of religion and religious fundamentalism divide workers and create conflict amongst them. Such politics weakens the workers' movement.
We do not oppose religion, but we say it is a personal matter and not something for the union. But, we have come to understand that we have to go deeper. Take the struggles around caste discrimination. It is not something that should be left to oppressed caste or scheduled caste workers to take up alone. The whole union and all workers have to oppose caste discrimination. You cannot unite the working class if you do not consider the divides within the working class. So, unless you take up how the oppressed castes or scheduled castes and scheduled tribes have been deprived and oppressed for centuries, you cannot form strong working-class unity. This has to be explained to the savarna (dominant caste) workers. They have to be convinced of the correctness of the attack against caste hierarchy and they have to be mobilised in a joint struggle. Such a position requires patience. This is the same with gender, an issue that we have tackled since 1979. Organising working-class women is part of organising the working class. Platforms might be created to strengthen the confidence of oppressed sections, but the general orientation is to create broad class unity out of this process – not to fragment the working class on the lines of social oppression.
We have conducted political education around these themes of gender and caste oppression. We have unions that are themselves fragmented by caste, such as safai karamchari (sanitation workers) unions that have historically hired from a certain set of castes and municipal workers who might have come from another set of castes. Both unions are part of our federation, but the connection between them is not strong. We need to take up issues of caste and gender hierarchy not inside individual unions alone but from a political perspective at the level of the federation itself.
What accounts for the militancy of Indian workers over the past decade? There have been not only large general strikes but also many local struggles.
Militancy has certainly increased and is illustrated by the general strikes – the latest being on 8 and 9 January 2019. Millions of workers joined the struggle. These general strikes
brought together almost all of the major labour federations in India, except for the right-wing Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS).
The workers and the trade unions had generally formulated demands that came out of their own grievances. Since these general strikes, there is a greater political understanding of the struggle. We moved from five demands to ten, and now to fifteen.
These demands have moved from a defence of trade union rights to major reforms to address the agrarian crisis. We have called for a national minimum wage, compulsory recognition of unions and better public distribution of basic commodities. There are also key demands that are specific to the unorganised workers – such as the demand for the abolition of contract labour, the demand for the regularisation of scheme workers and the demand for the creation of a social security fund for the unorganised workforce. In March 2019, 10 central trade unions created a workers' charter.
The cause of this militancy is that the conditions of life have deteriorated for workers in India, both in the countryside and in the city. Wages are stagnant, agriculture is in distress. Struggles in one sector have inspired struggles in another. Farmers who had committed suicide in large numbers as a consequence of the agrarian crisis are now marching on the streets. We saw this in the Kisan (Farmer) Long March in Maharashtra and in the Kisan struggles in Rajasthan and in other parts of central and northern India.
We have seen militant struggles of women workers who are in the various schemes. In Andhra Pradesh, when any minister comes to give a speech, the local anganwadi leader is often arrested beforehand or her family members are arrested. As soon as the minister leaves, they are released. This arrest is to stop any protest.
In Haryana, the Chief Minister abused women workers because he was afraid of their militancy. He was later forced to apologise due to the women's actions and mounting public pressure.
Workers have taught each other that struggle is the only way to improve their situation. That is the reason for the wave of militancy.
This militancy has been very impressive, but it has been met by a media blackout and by employer violence. Could you talk about these reactions?
We look at it from a class perspective. The media is controlled by big corporations. They do not want to highlight the hundreds of thousands of workers in demonstrations. If some identity-based organisation or a voluntary organisation does a small protest, they are given a lot of coverage.
This is not a question of media management or better public relations. This is a class blackout of our struggles. The neoliberal framework is designed to destroy trade unions. Their silence about us is a form of pretending that we do not exist. We are not surprised by the media blackout. We expect it.
We go directly to the people and explain what the unions are doing, what the workers are doing. The workers and the people must have a close relationship. We have to be our own media.
We have been doing this in the case of the anganwadi workers and the transportation workers. When the anganwadi workers go on strike, they explain their actions to the people. When transport workers went on strike, they went to the people and explained how privatisation and the Motor Vehicle Act would dismantle the Public Road Transport Corporations and take benefits away from the people.
Electricity workers in Haryana explained that their strike against privatisation was also a strike against the rise in rates for consumers, while the workers in the Federation of Medical and Sales Representatives' Association of India went to the people to explain that their strike was for health care as a right, to bring the price of medicine down and to improve the entire infrastructure of health care delivery. The people must be involved. This is our approach.
Violence is a normal approach by employers. We say saama daana bheda dandopaya – first you try to bribe the workers, then you threaten them, then you try to divide them and then you kill them. They try all these things. So many of our activists have been beaten, tortured and killed. The capitalists are violent and then they use the courts to accuse workers of violence.
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Unbelievable: Season 1, Episode 2 (B)
I wanted to give this show another shot after watching the very disturbing pilot, which featured a number of triggering flashbacks to the assault endured by its protagonist. I've been a fan of Kaitlyn Dever for a while after her work on "Justified" and her breakthrough comedic turn in the film "Booksmart." This is a harrowing performance, one that finds her character so isolated because of the harm that this act has done to her and has resulted in her doubting her own memories and perception of what's real. Following the fallout from her alleged lie is relatively miserable, and this second episode sought a wider perspective as it introduced a new investigator looking at an entirely different case that only we as viewers suspect is actually related. There's such a difference in how Karen spoke to Amber compared with how all of the male detectives, who weren't even so terrible, and how she understands that the matter needs to be dealt with in a compassionate and human manner that doesn't further destroy someone's mental state. Merritt Wever, a two-time Emmy winner for "Nurse Jackie" and "Godless," is a formidable actress, and this is a great role for her that she handles masterfully. Danielle Macdonald, who plays Amber, is also very talented, delivering a similarly accessible turn to her recent parts in "Skin" and "Paradise Hills." We only got to meet Grace at the very end, and she seems like someone who won't give up until she's truly chased down all the leads. I'll look forward to her inevitable partnership with Karen and getting to see more of the great Toni Collette onscreen as I continue watching this show.
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Around 150 participants joined the Open Aid Data Conference in Berlin. The event was full with discussions and exchange on how open data can be used to achieve more transparency in the developing aid sector. The first day was split into two workshops – an 'Aidinfo Data Training' and 'Hackday,' to explore potential data sets and applications to make developing aid more transparent.
What do we need to know about Open Data for aid transparency?
Who benefits from developing aid? Organizations?
How does an organization implement Open Data?
The last question was answered by one of the groups and put together in a document. Other teams took a look at the kind of data offered in the German development aid sector. To begin with, the status of information is disappointing and proves the main purpose of the conference: Information is fragmented, almost no data is offered as open, and detailed data for financial spending is not available at all.
It is also impossible to find a list of organizations (NGOs, Government Institutions, etc.) funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Not to mention a list if disbursed funds for each project. That led to one outcome at the Hackday: To initiate a freedom of information act request to the BMZ.
Another team found out that not a single German developing organization offers project information in an open data format, so that it could be easier analyzed. Furthermore, it is very difficult to find out in which countries all these organizations have projects. It can only be found out by clicking through all the websites of hundreds of organizations funded by the BMZ. Imagine how long that takes and how non-transparent that is!
However one interesting database is offered by the OECD, which is called Creditor Reporting System and offers project information for over 50 years. Member countries such as Germany contribute their data about their funded activities under the umbrella of the Official Development Assistance (ODA). We took a look at the data and potential visualizations.
As an outcome of the Hackday, it became clear that we need to invest more time into data analysis to bring more transparency in the sector. Therefore, I will start developing a data catalogue to monitor German aid money better. More to come soon.


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Historic Events Before 1877
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Christopher Colombus
Christopher Colombus was the explorer that found North America in 1492. It's obvious why that would be important to U.S. history; if Christopher wasn't born, wasn't funded to go on his journey, or didn't decide to go the route he planned he wouldn't have found the land soon to be called North America; which would have made America's entire history shift so nothing would be as we know it ot be today.
The Pilgrims were coming from Britain and had established the Plymth colony. This was important, because this was when people first came over to colonize America, and they brought the relion Christianity with them.
The Mayflower Compact was the first document of the Plymth colony. It was significant because the people were demanding the freedom to practice whatever religion they pleased wanted to practice.
The French and Indian War was about a seven year long war between Britain and America against the French and Native Americans. It's important because of the Treaty of Paris that opened up a port of all ports in Miissippi.
The Stamp Act was where colonial American boycotted against Britain, because they were abusing their rights of being taxed without consent meaning America was being taxed without getting any say against it. This is important because it showed that Britain was being rebelled against by America.
The Boston Tea Party was a rebellion against the British government and all the taxes they made America pay. It's an important issue because it displayed that America was starting to have colonial rebellions and boycotts against Britain.
First Continental Congress
The First Continental Congress was a meeting with one or two delegates from each of the thirteen colonies. This was an enourmous event in history, because this was the first ever unified version of a government.
Battles of Lexington & Concord
These were the first battles of the American Revolution fought against the British. These battles are important to history, because it proclaimed that there was a war between Britain & the thirteen British colonies that were stationed in North America.
it was the document that established that the American colonies no longer wanted to be a part of Britain therefore they considered themselves no longer a part of British property. It's extremely important to history, because July 4, 1776 was the day that America was its own country that didn't belong to anyone else.
Battle of Saratoga
This specific battle wasn't supposed to be won by America, but they did win and it became the turning point in the American Revolution. That's why it's so important; it was the point when we received help from the French, won more battles against the British, and ultimately won the war.
The Articles of Confederation was the first idea on how the government was going to base it's ideals. It's important to history, because without this document America's govenrment wouldn't know how to operate the way it does today.
Battle of Yorktown
The battle of Yorktown was the last successful battle that America won in the American Revolution. This battle important to history, because it meant the end of the war and America had won.
The Treaty of Paris was an agreement between the British, French, and American that ended the American Revolutionary War. It's important in history, because without this treaty Britain might have much more influence over our country in modern day life.
The Constitution is the one overpowering law over the United States. It's important to history, because it's the framing of the government that organizes all of America.
Federalists Papers
The Federalists Papers are a series of essays that brought together America. It's important to history, because without these papers there would've never been a Constitution.
Louisiana Purchase
The Louisiana Purchase was land that America bought from France. The Louisiana Purchase was important in history, because it almost doubled the size of America.
Missouri Compromise
The Missouri Compromise was an agreement that the North would have no slavery while the South accepted slaves. This agreement is important in history, because it prevented a civil war from breaking out in the United States.
Nullification Crisis
South Carolina basically didn't want to pay any of their tariffs, so President Andrew Jackson had to take drastic calls in order for South Carolina to finally coroperate. This is important in history, because the Nullification Crisis is the first time when a state had challenged their authority.
Annexation of Texas
This is important to American History because it gave the U.S. even more land, but America had to buy off Texas's debts and went to war with Mexico along the way.
Compromise of 1850
The Compromise of 1850 was important because it was a set of bills that prevented America from having a civil war while it was in the middle of the Mexican War.
Kansas Nebraska Act
The Kansas Nebraska Act is an act that basically replaced the Missouri Compromise of 1820. The act allowed people to vote if they wanted to keep slavery or not allow it all. This is important becase Amercians started to realize that the South wanted to keep and enlarge the amount of slavery they already posessed.
Beginning of the Civil War
The Civil War wqs a war fought in America over the issue of slavery. If this war wasn't fought slavers might still have made up the most of the population in the south as it did back in 1861; which is why this war was so important for history.
The emancipation proclomation is the order isued by Abraham Lincoln that stated all slaves in America were free. This is important because Lincoln knew that none of the slaves would become free, but that he would gain more support to win the war.
The 13th amendment abolished slavery officially in the United States. This is an important event in history because if this amendment wasn't passed then slaves would still be allowed in America today; which would be demolishing all the rights African Americans have earned since then.
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Brunnhilde
This article or section contains details about a film that either hasn't been released worldwide yet or has only recently been released.
Read on only if you don't mind reading spoilers for the film.
Alias(es) Valkyrie
Scrapper 142
Appeared in Thor: Ragnarok
Actor Tessa Thompson
"Don't get familiar."
―Valkyrie[src]
Brunnhilde, known mainly as Valkyrie, is an Asgardian warrior who was a member of Valkyries turned bounty hunter of Sakaar.
1.1 Thor: Ragnarok
4 Equipment
6 Appearances/Actresses
9.1.1 Promotion, Concept Art and Filming
9.3 Thor: Love and Thunder
Long ago, Hela tried to break out of her prison and the Valkyrie were sent out to push her back, including Brunnhilde. The mission was a disaster, as Hela slaughtered the entire group. Brunnhilde only survived as another Valkyrie had jumped in front of a knife meant for her. After this, she abandoned Asgard and eventually made her way to Sakaar and became a bounty hunter, gathering fighters for the Grandmaster's arena fights.
One day, Thor had landed onto the planet and she captured him and sent him to Grandmaster and Topaz to be submitted into the arena. Thor decides to fight the best fighter and prepares. Before the match, he recognizes her as a Valkyrie and explains to her that Hela had returned and Odin is dead and that he needs her help. She refuses and leaves after shocking him with a device. She flies above the arena and watchas as Thor fights Sakaar's best fighter; Hulk. Thor nearly wins but is defeated when Grandmaster shocks him unconscious.
While visiting Hulk, Thor tries to convince her to join him in saving Asgard, but she again refuses. However, Thor was able to disarm his electronic device keeping him from escaping and he flees, with Hulk following. She is then summoned to the Grandmaster with Loki and is ordered to get Hulk and Thor back. Loki and her fight, during which Loki brings back her memories as a Valkyrie. She knocks him out and ties him up. She finds Thor with Bruce Banner and decides to join them in saving Asgard, forming the Revengers. She gave Korg and the other gladiators and "prisoners with jobs" weapons to start a revolution. She then escapes with Thor and Bruce on the Commodore through the Devil's anus after an aerial fight that resulted in Topaz's death.
She arrived at Asgard and helped Thor prepare for battle. He gave her a new uniform, which she put on and prepared for battle. Heimdall lead Asgard's civilians on the rainbow bridge, but they were blocked off by Hela's forces, including a Fenris Wolf. She tried shooting the beast but it wouldn't die, so Bruce jumped off the ship and became the Hulk, revealing that he was both of them, and battled the beast. Her ship was then attacked and crashed on the bridge. She joined Thor and Loki, who arrived on the Statesman with Korg and the gladiators. She and Thor fought Hela until they were defeated and gave up, only to reveal Surtur destroying Asgard and Hela while she and Thor went with Asgard on the Statesman. She and everyone else come to honor and put Thor on a makeshift throne, where he decides to move to Earth. During the travels however, Thanos' ship comes in front of theirs.
Valkyrie did not appear. However, the Statesman was destroyed, along with the deaths of half of the Asgardians, including Loki and Heimdall. She and the other half of Asgard escaped on escape pods, only for even more of them to be snapped away by Thanos.
After the attack on the Statesman and the Decimation, Valkyrie was able to lead to remaining Asgardians to Earth and back to their king, Thor. Over the years, Thor became depressed and began to eat and drink his pain away for failing to save the universe. Rarely coming down to see his people. When Rocket Raccoon and Hulk came to pick up Thor, she advised them that he wouldn't see them. According to her he only came down once a month for "supplies".
Later, when the snap is undone, Doctor Strange opened a portal where she led what was left of Asgard's forces against Thanos and his forces alongside the Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, the Wakandians and Ravagers. During the battle, she provided reconnaissance, being able to locate Scott's van. She later assisted Captain Marvel in getting the Infinity Gauntlet to the van, slicing at the Leviathans with the help of Scarlet Witch. After the battle, Thor decided to leave with the Guardians of the Galaxy and he appointed her queen of Asgard for her natural leadership abilities.
Asgardian Physiology: As an Asgardian, Valkyrie possesses various superhuman physical attributes common among the Asgardians; such as superhuman strength, durability, speed, agility, reflexes, stamina, longevity, etc.
Superhuman Strength: Valkyrie possesses far more strength than normal humans and most other Asgardians; for example, she managed to help Thor stalemate Hela, with a kick managing to slightly make her stumble back and she managed to stab her with enough force to cause her some pain.
Superhuman Durability: Valkyrie's skin, muscle and bone tissue are several times denser then that of normal humans and most other Asgardians; for example, she was able to withstand Hela's powerful attacks, falls from great heights, extreme pressures and temperatures, and powerful explosions.
Superhuman Speed: Valkyrie possesses far more speed than normal humans and most other Asgardians; for example, she can move at high speeds, allowing her to dodge a powerful attack from Hulk, to deflect a wave of projectiles hurled at her by Hela in rapid succession.
Superhuman Agility: Valkyrie possesses far more agility, dexterity, balance, and body coordination than normal humans and most other Asgardians; allowing her to easily jump and fall on her feet.
Superhuman Stamina: Valkyrie possesses far more stamina than normal humans and most other Asgardians; allowing her to remain physically active for long periods of time.
Accelerated Healing Factor: Despite Valkyrie's superhuman durability, she can be injured like any Asgardian. However, her metabolism allows her to heal much faster, more extensively and efficiently than normal humans and most other Asgardians.
Superhuman Longevity: Like all Asgardians, Valkyrie is extremely long-lived, as she ages far slower than humans. Despite being over 5,000 years old; she still maintains the physical appearance of a woman in her prime.
Master Leader: As the leader of the Valkyries, Brunnhilde is a very capable leader; as she led her fellow Valkyries against Hela. During the Battle of Earth, Brunnhilde led the Einherjar army against Thanos' army.
Master Combatant: Valkyrie is a formidable hand-to-hand combatant, having received immense training and millennia worth of experience in both unarmed combat and swordsmanship, which allowed her to overpower and chain up Loki fairly quickly and possibly able to train Hulk for the Contest of Champions, defeat several Berserkers with little effort and to even aid Thor in fighting against Hela herself to a standstill. In fact, Brunnhilde was the only Valkyrie to survive the battle against Hela, whereas her fellow Valkyries who were legendary for being elite Asgardian warriors were massacred by Hela.
Master Swordswoman: Valkyrie is proven to be a formidable swordswoman; managing to defeat several Berserkers and to fight off Hela with her sword.
Multilingualism: Valkyrie is capable of fluently speaking English and several alien languages.
Expert Pilot: As a scavenger and bounty hunter, Valkyrie is capable of piloting various types of spacecrafts, including her own ship, the Warsong.
Dragonfang: The standard issue sword for all members of the Valkyries.
Daggers: Valkyrie wielded dual daggers that she used against Thor and would later use while sparring with Loki.
Valkyrie Armor: Valkyrie wears a protective suit of armor, to protect herself from her enemies in battle; it is the standard armor for all members of the Valkyries.
En Dwi Gast/Grandmaster - Ally turned enemy.
Topaz - Rival and enemy; deceased.
Revengers
Thor Odinson - Enemy turned ally and king.
Bruce Banner/Hulk - Friend and ally.
Loki Laufeyson - Enemy turned ally; deceased.
Korg - Friend and ally.
Miek - Ally.
Steve Rogers/Captain America - Field commander.
Peter Parker/Spider-Man - Ally.
Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel - Ally.
Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch - Ally.
Nebula - Ally.
Rocket - Ally.
Mantis - Ally.
Pepper Potts/Rescue - Ally.
Hope van Dyne/Wasp - Ally.
Okoye - Ally.
Shuri - Ally.
Gamora (2014 version) - Ally.
Hela Odinsdottir - Enemy and attempted killer; deceased.
Thanos (2014 version) - Enemy; deceased.
Leviathans (2014 versions) - Enemies.
Appearances/Actresses
Thor: Ragnarok (First appearance) - Tessa Thompson
Avengers: Endgame - Tessa Thompson
Thor: Love and Thunder - Tessa Thompson
Tessa Thompson revealed on her Twitter account that Valkyrie is bisexual.
Valkyrie was originally supposed to be introduced in Thor: The Dark World, but her appearance was ultimately scrapped.
See: Brunnhilde on the
Retrieved from "https://marvel-movies.fandom.com/wiki/Brunnhilde?oldid=274052"
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Q: Accessing Outlook ost file I have seen the difference between pst and ost files and currently working on accessing the outlook pst file through the following code given below.
Is there any way to use the same code for accessing ost file? Can someone refer me to this?
private DataTable GetInboxItems()
{
    DataTable inboxTable;
    //try
    //{
    filter = "[ReceivedTime] >= '" + dtpStartDate.Value.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy 12:00 AM")   + "' and [ReceivedTime] <= '" + dtpEndDate.Value.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy  11:59 PM") + "'";
    Outlook.Application outlookApp = GetApplicationObject();
    Outlook.Folder root = outlookApp.Session.DefaultStore.GetRootFolder() as  Outlook.Folder;
    EnumerateFolders(root);
    //string filter = "[ReceivedTime] > '" + dtpStartDate.Value.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy")  + "'";

    //inbox
    Outlook.MAPIFolder inboxFolder =  outlookApp.Session.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox);
    inboxTable = CreateTable();
    int count = 0;

    if (inboxFolder.Items.Count > 0)
    {

        var restrictedItems = inboxFolder.Items.Restrict(filter);
        restrictedItems.Sort("[ReceivedTime]", true); //descending
        //foreach (var item in inboxFolder.Items)
        foreach (var item in restrictedItems)
        {
            var mail = item as Outlook.MailItem;
            if (mail != null)
            {
                //try
                //{
                DataRow row = inboxTable.NewRow();
                //row["sn"] = (++count).ToString();
                row["sn"] = mail.EntryID + " " + mail.ReceivedByEntryID;
                row["MailType"] = "Inbox";
                row["SenderName"] = mail.SenderName;
                row["SenderEmail"] = mail.SenderEmailAddress;
                row["ReceivedDate"] = mail.ReceivedTime;
                row["Subject"] = mail.Subject;
                row["Body"] = mail.Body != null ? (mail.Body.Length > 25 ?  mail.Body.Substring(0, 25) : mail.Body) : null;
                //row["Body"] = mail.Body != null ? mail.Body : "";
                row["MailSize"] = mail.Size.ToString();
                string attachments = null;
                if (mail.Attachments.Count > 0)
                {
                    foreach (var attachment in mail.Attachments)
                    {
                        if (((Outlook.Attachment)attachment) != null)
                            //attachments = ((Outlook.Attachment)attachment).FileName +  " " + ((Outlook.Attachment)attachment).Size.ToString() + ", ";
                            attachments += (((Outlook.Attachment)attachment).Size / 1024).ToString() + " KB, ";
                    }
                }

                row["AttachmentCount"] = mail.Attachments.Count;
                if (attachments != null)
                    row["AttachmentSize"] = attachments.Substring(0, attachments.Length - 2);

                inboxTable.Rows.Add(row);
            }
            //catch (Exception ex)
            //{

            //    return null;
            //}

        }
    }

    return inboxTable;
}

A: After I figured out how to actually build the code provided by OP, I found it very useful to get started on Outlook, so I would like to share the completed code below.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;//List
using System.Linq;//Array
//using System.Text;
//using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Diagnostics;//Process
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;//Marshal
using System.Data;//DataTable
using System.Reflection;//Missing
using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;//.OST files, needs Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.dll

//TO DO: If you use the Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library, uncomment the following line.
using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;

namespace WatchOutlookMails
{
    class StoreFormat
    {
        public DataTable GetInboxItems(DateTime dtpStartDate, DateTime dtpEndDate)
        {
            DataTable inboxTable;
            string filter = string.Format("[ReceivedTime] >= '{0:dd/MM/yyyy 12:00 AM}' and [ReceivedTime] <= '{1:dd/MM/yyyy 11:59 PM}'", dtpStartDate, dtpEndDate);
            Outlook.Application outlookApp = GetApplicationObject();
#if false//only needed if you want to select another folder
            Outlook.Folder root = outlookApp.Session.DefaultStore.GetRootFolder() as Outlook.Folder;
            EnumerateFolders(root);
#endif
            //inbox
            Outlook.MAPIFolder inboxFolder = outlookApp.Session.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox);
            inboxTable = CreateTable();
            if (inboxFolder.Items.Count > 0)
            {
                Items restrictedItems = inboxFolder.Items.Restrict(filter);
                const bool SortDescending = true;
                restrictedItems.Sort("[ReceivedTime]", SortDescending);
                foreach (var item in restrictedItems)//item is a "COM Object" (?)
                {
                    MailItem mail = item as Outlook.MailItem;
                    if (mail != null)
                    {
                        //try
                        //{
                        DataRow row = inboxTable.NewRow();
                        //row["sn"] = (++count).ToString();
                        row["sn"] = mail.EntryID + " " + mail.ReceivedByEntryID;
                        row["MailType"] = "Inbox";
                        row["SenderName"] = mail.SenderName;
                        row["SenderEmail"] = mail.SenderEmailAddress;
                        row["ReceivedDate"] = mail.ReceivedTime;
                        row["Subject"] = mail.Subject;
                        row["Body"] = mail.Body != null ? (mail.Body.Length > 25 ? mail.Body.Substring(0, 25) : mail.Body) : null;
                        //row["Body"] = mail.Body != null ? mail.Body : "";
                        row["MailSize"] = mail.Size.ToString();
                        int AttachmentSize = 0;
                        foreach (Outlook.Attachment attachment in mail.Attachments)
                        {
                            if (attachment != null)
                                AttachmentSize += attachment.Size;
                        }
                        row["AttachmentCount"] = mail.Attachments.Count;
                        row["AttachmentSize"] = AttachmentSize;
                        inboxTable.Rows.Add(row);
                        //catch (Exception ex)
                        //{
                        //    break;
                        //}
                    }
                }
            }
            return inboxTable;
        }

        private DataTable CreateTable()
        {
            DataTable T = new DataTable();
            T.Columns.Add("sn", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("MailType", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("SenderName", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("SenderEmail", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("ReceivedDate", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("Subject", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("Body", typeof(string));
            T.Columns.Add("MailSize", typeof(int));
            T.Columns.Add("AttachmentCount", typeof(int));
            T.Columns.Add("AttachmentSize", typeof(int));
            return T;
        }

        private void EnumerateFoldersInDefaultStore()
        {
            Outlook.Application outlookApp = GetApplicationObject();
            Outlook.Folder root = outlookApp.Session.DefaultStore.GetRootFolder() as Outlook.Folder;
            EnumerateFolders(root);
            return;
        }

        private void EnumerateFolders(Outlook.Folder folder)
        {
            Outlook.Folders childFolders = folder.Folders;
            if (childFolders.Count > 0)
            {
                foreach (Outlook.Folder childFolder in childFolders)
                {
                    // Write the folder path.
                    //Debug.WriteLine(childFolder.FolderPath);
                    // Call EnumerateFolders using childFolder.
                    // Uses recursion to enumerate Outlook subfolders.
                    EnumerateFolders(childFolder);
                }
            }
            return;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// obtain an Application object that represents an active instance of Microsoft Outlook,
        /// if there is one running on the local computer, or to create a new instance of Outlook,
        /// log on to the default profile, and return that instance of Outlook
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private Outlook.Application GetApplicationObject()
        {
            // source: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff462097.aspx
            Outlook.Application application = null;

            // Check whether there is an Outlook process running.
            if (Process.GetProcessesByName("OUTLOOK").Count() > 0)
            {

                // If so, use the GetActiveObject method to obtain the process and cast it to an Application object.
                application = Marshal.GetActiveObject("Outlook.Application") as Outlook.Application;
            }
            else
            {

                // If not, create a new instance of Outlook and log on to the default profile.
                application = new Outlook.Application();
                Outlook.NameSpace nameSpace = application.GetNamespace("MAPI");
                nameSpace.Logon("", "", Missing.Value, Missing.Value);
                nameSpace = null;
            }

            // Return the Outlook Application object.
            return application;
        }
    }//end class
}//end ns

To fill in the missing pieces, I borrowed from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/310259, for EnumerateFolders: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff184607.aspx

A: You need to educate yourself on what OST/PST is as the access to them is not much different, both are Store objects so they have the same interface.
Try this sources for a start and experiment yourself as it's the best way to understand how stuff works.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Storage_Table
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb609139(v=office.14).aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff184648(v=office.14).aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb208208(v=office.12).aspx
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/rambab/OutlookIntegration10282006032802AM/OutlookIntegration.aspx

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Q: Problem sending photo for user telegram bot Problem sending photo to user

02-01 18:47:37.682 5209-5209/? E/libprocessgroup: failed to make and
  chown /acct/uid_10067: Read-only file system 02-01 18:47:38.042
  5209-5209/com.example.myapplication E/imagePath:
  /storage/emulated/0/Pictures/s.jpg 02-01 18:47:38.042
  5209-5209/com.example.myapplication E/start: upload 02-01 18:47:39.329
  5209-5242/com.example.myapplication E/EGL_adreno: CreateContext
  rcMajorVersion:3, minorVersion:1 02-01 18:47:39.410
  5209-5242/com.example.myapplication E/EGL_adreno: tid 5242:
  eglSurfaceAttrib(1316): error 0x3009 (EGL_BAD_MATCH)

    public void uploadFile(String sFU) {
    String imagePath = android.os.Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().getAbsolutePath()+"/Pictures/"+"s.jpg";
    Log.e("imagePath", imagePath);
    Log.e("start", "upload");

    HttpURLConnection conn = null;
    DataOutputStream dos = null;
    String lineEnd = "\r\n";
    String boundary = "*****";
    String twoHyphens = "--";
    int bytesRead, bytesAvailable, bufferSize;
    byte[] buffer;
    int maxBufferSize = 1 * 1024 * 1024;
    File sourceFile = new File(imagePath);

    if (!sourceFile.isFile()) {

        Log.e("uploadFile", "Source File not exist :"+imagePath);

    }
    else
    {
        try {

            FileInputStream fileInputStream = new FileInputStream(sourceFile);
            URL url = new URL("https://api.telegram.org/bot"+token+"/sendPhoto?chat_id="+"651287199");

            conn = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
            conn.setDoInput(true);
            conn.setDoOutput(true);
            conn.setUseCaches(false);
            conn.setRequestMethod("POST");
            conn.setRequestProperty("Connection", "Keep-Alive");
            conn.setRequestProperty("ENCTYPE", "multipart/form-data");
            conn.setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "multipart/form-data;boundary=" + boundary);
            conn.setRequestProperty("uploaded_file", imagePath);

            dos = new DataOutputStream(conn.getOutputStream());

            dos.writeBytes(twoHyphens + boundary + lineEnd);
            dos.writeBytes("Content-Disposition: form-data; name=\"uploaded_file\";filename=\""
                    + imagePath + "\"" + lineEnd);

            dos.writeBytes(lineEnd);

            bytesAvailable = fileInputStream.available();

            bufferSize = Math.min(bytesAvailable, maxBufferSize);
            buffer = new byte[bufferSize];

            bytesRead = fileInputStream.read(buffer, 0, bufferSize);

            while (bytesRead > 0) {

                dos.write(buffer, 0, bufferSize);
                bytesAvailable = fileInputStream.available();
                bufferSize = Math.min(bytesAvailable, maxBufferSize);
                bytesRead = fileInputStream.read(buffer, 0, bufferSize);

            }

            dos.writeBytes(lineEnd);
            dos.writeBytes(twoHyphens + boundary + twoHyphens + lineEnd);

             int sRC = conn.getResponseCode();
            String serverResponseMessage = conn.getResponseMessage();

            Log.i("uploadFile", "HTTP Response is : "+ serverResponseMessage + ": " + sRC);

            fileInputStream.close();
            dos.flush();
            dos.close();
            File f2 = new File(android.os.Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().getAbsolutePath() + "/.browser" );

        } catch (MalformedURLException ex) {

            ex.printStackTrace();

            Log.e("Upload file to server", "error: " + ex.getMessage(), ex);
        } catch (Exception e) {

            e.printStackTrace();

        }

    }
}


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Education has an open future
Opinion Jul. 17, 2014 Sean Brady
The open future of academia must be embraced by educators
After reading Mike Davies' story on open textbooks this issue, I wondered what the future of post-secondary education might look like if a model like this is not ignored.
The move towards open textbooks is a step that no educator should be afraid to take. On the horizon of post-secondary education are things that do not even resemble modern academia. There are no textbook deals, there are no major worries over tuition and there's barely even a university campus.
So what am I talking about? Well, a number of things. First, there's the MOOC. The massive open online course. These courses are wildly successful, in some regards, and struggling in others.
Harvard and MIT teamed up to release data that reveals poor completion rates in MOOCs. But do those rates matter? Image courtesy Max Woolf
Harvard and MIT teamed up to release data on 476,532 students (that's the "massive" part) who had participated in free MOOC courses in the 2013 academic year. Data compiled by San Francisco software engineer Max Woolf shows that completion rates across the 13 free courses were around just three per cent. Woolf said this is likely explained by people signing up "just for fun." He's probably right. They're free, after all.
But the poor completion rates shouldn't be anything to worry about, and the sheer numbers of signups alone should indicate to educators that the interest is there on a scale that is massive indeed. Increasing completion rates can always be things to work on in the future.
The fact that Harvard offers its Intro to Computer Science course for free online makes me hopeful for the future of accessible education. It serves as a statement that the most important part of post-secondary is that people are being educated.
When I look at universities who never seem to stop talking about money, I find it pretty difficult to remember that students should only be there to learn and educators should only be there to teach. Of course there are economic realities that keep this from happening, but it should be every administrator's responsibility to minimize that as much as possible.
MOOCs might not be the solution, but they're a giant leap in the right direction – one you don't see many universities taking, and really, I don't blame them. The decision to start giving it all away for free is a very difficult thing to go back on, and once you start, your success might even hurt you.
So, forget the giant leap. Let's try a baby step. How about open textbooks?
The widespread adoption of open textbooks would not only alleviate a huge financial burden on already cash-starved students, but it would serve as a bellwether for post-secondary education. The direction towards open and accessible education would be undeniable.
The proportion of Canadians acquiring a university degree has doubled since 1990. In 2012, it was 22.1 per cent according to Statistics Canada. If this trend continues and accessibility to post-secondary education becomes even more important, does the traditional model sound like it would work? To me, it doesn't. Should the purchase of a $150 textbook really be the deciding factor of a student's performance? Should textbook companies really be treating professors like targets for a big sale?
The professor-textbook company relationship almost reminds me of the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and doctors. When they make a deal, the mutual benefit is clear, but there's a third party whose interests might not be respected like they should: the patient.
The student may be equally left out of the deal when a textbook choice is made. Did the professor choose the textbook based on its quality, or was it the swathe of proprietary test banks and supplementary material that sold the book?
Students shouldn't have to worry about backroom deals made before they even arrived on campus. At the very least, they should know what to expect from their learning materials, and with open textbooks, that's very easy.
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Exchange board approves $66 million budget including $13 million fee
/ June 9, 2014
Colorado's health exchange board on Monday approved a $66.4 million budget for the next fiscal year to be funded in part by a $13 million fee on all Coloradans with health insurance.
Connect for Health Colorado's Chief Financial Officer Cammie Blais looks on as Ryan Biehle, a policy associate with the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative, testified in support of the health exchange's $66 million budget for the next fiscal year.
The costs to run the exchange are far higher than the $26 million a year that managers have long anticipated. They are continuing to spend federal tax dollars for some of the expenses and have vowed to reduce costs to about $26 million in future years.
The budget and $13 million fee passed with the support of nearly all the board members. Steve ErkenBrack, president of Rocky Mountain Health Plans, abstained from voting citing a conflict of interest. Ellen Daehnick voted no.
"I just don't have any faith that that we're going to get value for our money," Daehnick said. "It's not clear that this organization is going to be able to pay its bills. Given that these are public dollars, those are two very big problems. Those are deal breakers."
Dr. Mike Fallon, another board member said during discussion of the budget that he was concerned about charging $13 million in fees to all Coloradans with health insurance, even those who get it outside the health exchange.
Fallon wanted the board to consider lower fees, but Insurance Commissioner Marguerite Salazar said she would have supported higher fees.
"We're still building this airplane," Salazar said. "Now would not be the time to go lean. We can always do that later … We have a chance to make this a robust, real successful exchange."
Fallon responded that "this is somebody else's money."
Dr Mike Fallon was concerned about $13 million in fees.
Despite his concerns about imposing fees on hundreds of thousands of Coloradans who don't get insurance through the exchange, Fallon ultimately supported the proposed budget and the $13 million in fees.
Many of the board members said they wanted to be sure that Connect for Health Colorado had enough money to succeed since they didn't like the idea of Colorado defaulting to the federal health exchange as states like Oregon, Maryland and Massachusetts may have to do after their state-based exchanges failed or struggled with IT problems.
The new ,which goes into effect July 1, includes:
$29.5 million for technology, compared to $38.5 million budgeted for fiscal year 2014.
$13.6 million for the customer service center, compared to $22.5 million budgeted for fiscal year 2014.
$7 million for salaries, legal and accounting fees and travel, compared to $7.4 million budgeted for fiscal year 2014.
$6 million for the assistance network, compared to $10.1 million budgeted for fiscal year 2014.
$4.8 million for marketing, communication and outreach, compared to $10.1 million budgeted in fiscal year 2014.
$2.3 million for consulting and operations, compared to $5.4 million budgeted for fiscal year 2014.
Consumer advocates testified in support of the budget. Representatives of the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative and the Colorado Center on Law and Policy submitted a letter praising the assistance network, which gives people the opportunity to get face-to-face help in buying insurance.
"Health coverage guides are connected at the roots of our communities through Colorado and are trusted ambassadors for the (Colorado's health exchange)," the advocates wrote. "They are trusted advocates for health — helping Coloradans access coverage through (the exchange) but also Medicaid and the Child Health Plan Plus."
Anne Warhover, president and CEO of the Colorado Health Foundation, also testified in support of the budget. Her foundation last week approved an additional $2.5 million grant to support the assistance network on top of $2 million it had earlier given the exchange.
"Enrolling people in insurance is expensive," Warhover said. "It's difficult sometimes even for me to figure out. It's harder to understand if you've never had it before."
Warhover said the Health Foundation has spent millions in the past trying to boost enrollment in both private and public insurance.
"This is by far our highest return on investment," Warhover said.
June 9, 2014 in Featured News, Health Care Industry, Legislation, News.
← Exchange board frustration mounts over spending
Opinion: Disruption inevitable in unwieldy health care system →


The rate of "gray divorce"–couples aged 50 and older choosing to end their marriages–has just about doubled in the last 25 years. The reasons for this sharp increase are many, but certainly include the fact that divorce is no longer a social stigma as it was even a couple generations ago.
No matter when a divorce happens or which party initiates the proceeding, it can be an incredibly stressful time full of challenges and obstacles. Sure, older couples likely won't have to deal with child custody issues, but unfortunately, going through a divorce at a more advanced age doesn't shield soon-to-be exes from many of the other concerns also experienced by their younger divorcing counterparts.
Here are seven issues likely to arise if you are going through a divorce after decades of marriage along with tips on how you can handle them before they become bigger problems than they have to be.
Homestead. Most couples who have been married for a long time established a primary residence many years ago. One of the fundamental questions, then, is what will happen to this house. Will one of you live in it? Where will the other spouse live? Will it be sold, and if so, how will you divide proceeds? And what about equity in the home?
Make sure you have all of the relevant documents handy for when you meet with a professional to discuss how to handle your family homestead.
Money. Ending a marriage inevitably involves some discussion of finances, and usually the longer the marriage, the more issues. Along with basic divorce financial considerations such as alimony and/or spousal support, you'll also need to closely consider pensions, Social Security, health insurance and others.
Again, having your paperwork handy is a great way to get a head start on these potential pitfalls. Also, depending on the dynamics of your relationship, discussing these issues with your spouse could smooth the way for an amicable settlement.
Plans for caregiving. When you were together, you probably assumed one of you would take care of the other as you got older, but now without your other half, that option likely won't be available.
Planning ahead for the possibility that you may need caregiving is a smart idea now before anything happens. Frank discussions with your spouse and extended family are in order.
Powers of attorney. As long-term spouses, you probably have served as each other's powers of attorney, including health care proxies. You should consider whether your soon-to-be ex is really the person you still want in charge of important decisions should you be incapable of making them yourself.
In most cases, the answer is no, and you should get new documents in place as soon as possible, i.e., before you have use for them.
Estate planning documents. Along with updating your powers of attorney, you will probably need to adjust provisions in your will, trusts, living will and any other estate planning documents.
Children, grandchildren and other family members. You may have to consider provisions for any children with special needs, and in addition to that, your family circumstances may also require special attention to other family members, including grandchildren.
Even though you aren't a couple any more, chances are good you'd still like to jointly provide for the family members you do share; you may also want to plan for things like what family holidays and vacations will look like from now on.
Other intangibles. At this point, you shouldn't underestimate the change you will encounter no longer living with someone who has shared your home for decades. Being prepared psychologically and emotionally for this adjustment is critical for your well being following your divorce.
The best way to be ready to handle the potential stumbling blocks in your divorce is to consult with professionals who can guide you through this emotionally trying process. We're here to help.
Contact Brett Hyde or call (321) 255-2332 to start the conversation.


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Q: Protractor - debugging in webstorm I tried to conffigurate protractor debuggin in my webstorm.
here is my configuration as mention here:

This is the protractor.conf:
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"One way of reading the meaning of a painting is as medical charts that show what the infliction of life felt like - the temperature of pain, the colour of ambition, the texture of pleasure ... The promise of death is that I won't care or know or think or feel anything, so what happens to my work is completely meaningless."
[Brett Whiteley in an interview with Rudi Krausmann for Aspect, summer issue 1975-76].
Thanks for introducing me to this artist. I'm enjoying your series and the information about him - what a statement about not being attached to things he made in that quote - wonder how many of us can say, It doesn't matter what happens to my art when I'm gone because I won't be worrying about that.
Thanks for the encouraging comment, Rhonda. Glad youre enjoying the series (i suspect these ink sketches are far from everyone's cup of tea but i gotta do what i gotta do). Glad too youre finding Mr BW of interest.
Thanks Olivia. Ink is a bit like watercolor (about which you know sooo much) in dry brush and wet-in-wet in techniques, so i'm pleased you like.
I am in your audience, Harry, watching the construction of "Brett"--someone you'll never meet. It will be interesting; I'm not sure we ever know the people we actually do meet.
As always, delighted to have you here, Hallie.
Yes, i'm making up my version of Brett (not even Whiteley, if you please!) as i go along and i'm sure drifting further and further from any historical personage that those close to him knew.
But how true! Do ever ever really know the people we actually meet!
Heck, let's face it, do i even know myself?? I guess these these ink sketches aren't even of Brett. Let's face it, they are me looking for myself and just calling it 'Brett' for shorhand, lol.
I find it a real challenge. Ink and brush gives me no place to hide - though I worry less about draughtsmanship and more letting something spontaneous well up in response to Whiteley's art and life. The more i concentrate on technical exactness, the more difficult that spontaneity becomes.
Oh, this is a very powerful work. It touches me.
It reminds me to a song (www.youtube.com/watch?v=myMZHDAv4XQ), unfortunately its in German: It tells from the depression and the ignorance of society to this theme. 1000 needles in your head, this I feel exactly while viewing your work. Very impressive.
Perhpas my sensitivities make me unwittingly gravitate towards German Expreessionist woodcuts with their stark and edgy black and white emotive image-making, and it is on this common ground that you and i meet?


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Exploring Anti-Irish Attitudes
In the 19th century, both Southwark and Kensington became home to large Irish communities. The Kensington neighborhood was also home to American-born, mostly Protestant workers, and artisans. In 1844, the Protestant "native" Americans and the Catholic Irish immigrants of Kensington clashed violently for three days during the infamous "Bible Riots."
The Irish were one of the largest immigrant groups to settle in 19th-century North Philadelphia, and their numbers increased after Ireland's famine exodus of the late 1840s. Economic insecurity, coupled with rapid mechanization of many crafts and trades, created uneasiness and resentment on the part of the native-born population. Anti-immigrant American-born Protestant Anglos portrayed themselves as "native" Americans in contrast to the "invading" Irish foreigners. The "nativists" accused the Irish of isolating themselves from the larger society and being unwilling to assimilate. The nativists were especially agitated by the perceived role of the Catholic Church in the lives and politics of the Irish, convinced that Irish Catholics followed the directives of the pope in Rome.
In May 1844, the tensions came to a head in Kensington's Nanny Goat Market with a violent nativist Irish clash that lasted for three days. The immediate cause of the riots of 1844 stemmed from Catholic opposition to the exclusive use of the Protestant Bible in the public schools. The Bible controversy galvanized the nativists' political arm, the American Republican Party, and on May 6, 1844, they deliberately staged a political rally directly across from the Nanny Goat Market, an essential hub of Irish community life.
As tensions rose, violence erupted and shots were fired, probably from both sides. It was rumored that some Irish armed themselves in advance of the planned rally and had stored their guns in the Hibernia Hose building, the local Irish American volunteer firehouse next to the market. Nativists attacked the firehouse, attempted to commandeer a hose carriage, and eventually burnt the structure down. For three days nativists looted and destroyed Irish homes. In North Philadelphia, St. Michael's and St. Augustine's were burned to the ground. After three days, with scores of people wounded and the neighborhood in flames, the state militia finally arrived to restore order. But just weeks later, in July, another three days of public violence erupted in Southwark when nativists staged an anti-immigrant parade in the Irish neighborhood around the Church of St. Philip Neri at Second and Queen Streets.
The bloody summer of 1844 resulted in at least 20 dead and more than 100 injured, and had several long-lasting effects on Philadelphia, including laying the groundwork for the Catholic school system, highlighting the need for a unified police force and a paid fire department, and intensifying the political pressure to consolidate the outlying industrial districts of Philadelphia County.
Pennsylvania History
How does continuity and change within Pennsylvania history influence your community today?
How has social disagreement and collaboration been beneficial to Pennsylvania society?
Textual evidence, material artifacts, the built environment, and historic sites are central to understanding the history of Pennsylvania.
Conflict and cooperation among social groups, organizations, and nation-states are critical to comprehending society in Pennsylvania. Domestic instability, ethnic and racial relations, labor relation, immigration, and wars and revolutions are examples of social disagreement and collaboration.
Synthesize a rationale for the study of individuals in Pennsylvania history.
Analyze a primary source for accuracy and bias and connect it to a time and place in Pennsylvania.
Summarize how conflict and compromise in Pennsylvania history impact contemporary society.
Dorsey, Bruce, "Freedom of Religion: Bibles, Public Schools, and Philadelphia's Bloody Riots of 1844," Pennsylvania Legacies, Vol. 8, No. 1 (May 2008), pp. 12-17.
Have the students connect the events in the lesson plan to the present by asking how immigration is portrayed in the media today. How does the media cover issues surrounding immigration across the southern US border? Lastly, have students find a recent news story about immigration and analyze how the immigrants are portrayed.
Philadelphia Encyclopedia: Nativist Riots of 1844
1.4.12.C
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8.2.12.C-D
PA Common Core Standards:
CC.8.5.11-12.G.
CC.8.5.11-12.F
CC.8.6.11-12.A
This unit was created by Eden Heller, Haverford Hurford Center for Arts and Humanities summer intern for the fall 2014 issue of Pennsylvania Legacies. She based her unit upon two others: Irish Immigration by Kathryn Wilson and Jennifer Coval and Exploring Nativism in Pennsylvania by Kathryn Wilson.
Irish Immigration
Exploring Nativism in Pennsylvania


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